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the acton frag prats wednesday april 23 1969 jitcc jjvtss youth a painedlooking pat wheeler uaad th labia tor support tvhlk aha sjonad in altar 20 mite carol pattarxxi fltfit on ol the oroanllara ol th walk tportt most of saturday haloing kl ih iu1w1 lln along with carol sonwvllla stall pholol a tiheo trio colleen deforest o sewarrlon school wanda culp alto ol stawarttosvn and donna moor ol adhs collapiadintid the school alter walking 20 mlkts fiiall photo nigel scott barb brown and sath armtrong mil jooktd twaly aatt ol nerval all thra compwtad 40 mllwisratl photo walkathon for cancer tops last years oecked out for a night and day on the road lloyd smallwood walk ad from nawmariii mllaa at bit count acton hikers netted a cool si 65 1 04 for the canadian cancer society in their third and most profitable walkathon last saturday over 170 students and a few lightfooted adults battled winers and windburned faces to earn sponsors dollars and most of them had a good time doing it first one in at the finish line was high school track star bob andrews who started from maikham on friday night and completed the 60mile stretch by 1 1 45 saturday morning gary dobbie trudged in from mirlchim at i 45 completing 65 miles from newmarket the longest hike of the event lloyd smallwood walked briskly in with the help of his cane at 4 15 of the 17 man delegation who began in friday night s sleet and fog from markham and newmarket only the three boys completed the course most of the hikers hit the road at dawn saturday also on the list of longwalkearlyfinishcrs were david braida at 4 05 andy miller gary turkosz joe tarr and george mcphjil at 5 25 each chalking up 46 miles from thoftvlnll jg ol of this years walkathon was due largely to its organization by cochairmen chris brunelle and carol patterson and a committee of the student council there were no accidents and all walkers were off the highways by the h 30 deadline on behalf of minor sports cliarlie thomson arranged for the ab louttet lunch truck to patrol the route with goodies along with several oilier cars with donations from local food merchants from the staff mr hansen mr coats mrs hurst and miss novak volunteered as drivers for the day many parents joined in as well mrs tamblyn mrs hunter and mrs warner had offered to pick up strays at the 8 30 deadline but it turned out their services were not needed mrs patterson aided at the finish line as usual the st johns ambulance was on duty and mr margrave reported the speedometer increased by 225 miles during the day speaking of tired nancy abram is miles margaret van arragnn 34 karcn ashley 46 bob andrews 60 seth armstrong 46 sean ahearne 35 cathy ashley 15 barry buchanan 4h george beshiri 30 chris brunelle 10 v utu uucu roslyn novak came from toronto she repuced mrs brown in maths and sciences this spring aruljtomverly ttusht in new toronto stu boards in acton during weckiiiys pedagogues are people w ive always been friendly by nature und finally im some place where i feel appreciated beams miss novak commenting on her first impression of small town living i pass people on the street who dont even know nve and they smile back a native of toronto she claims this is her first taste of life on the outside and she likes it happily site arrived an the adhs scene during winter carnival week which proved an opportune time for breaking the ice she says site is impressed with the attitude of students to her they seem to have more respect for parents and teachers than those in city schools there are very few kids here who dont have selfrespect and if they luve respect for themselves they are going to have it for others site concludes she particularly enjoys the interest her students show in her jewish background in come of her older classes theyve discussed cultural differences customs and philosophies she recalls one girl who innocently asked her how she celebrates easter i thought that was bev brunelle brandrord 25 buchanan 30 46 barb heather david braida 46 rosalind bell 22 dave bitlorf 46 marilyn barber 35 doris black 20 rosemary bird is bob browne 50 barb browne 46 sandy crispin 37 mike cooper 3s janet glendenning 46 wanda culp 25 susan glendenning 27 sliane crosken 20 tim coles 46 john courtney 20 kathy dunn 46 jessi davidson 36 sean dwyer 41 colleen deforest 25 brenda dale 20 linda damm 21 janet van dam 20 tern dowding 20 judy dwyer 25 gary dobie 60 medina llhs 37 chris llhng 30 kim idser ik alice duby 33 john i uchs 35 dianne frank 33 mary tuchs 2h dianne i idler 20 jim i riuell 5 bruce towler 20 sharon troehllck 20 mike tields 46 cameron gibson 18 linda gordon 18 michael gervais 20 nancy gibson 22 janet gidman 46 joan gibbons 40 ann gordon 24 don coats 25 terry curls 10 larry holmes 46 dennis harnden 46 ray ihbbard 35 david hodgson 46 jon harthn 46 rosalind hall 17 vikki holmes 20 marie holmes 21 mark hurst 10 casey haiklcy 2s a tired bob anorews was lha llrst one to sign in on saturday morning alter completing llio second longest walk got miles from markham stall photo starting out at tiiorniiill great says miss novak hew nonjewish in the city would be interested miss novak believes in student influence rather than student power theyre loo young to know what they wjnt even in university they havent lived on the other hand she believes that the idealism and enthusiasm of young people is a necessary pressure to keep society changing on the education system she comments basically theres more freedom now but ihcy tend to throw out too many old things belorc ihcy have new replacements miss novak is essentially a maths and sciences oriented ferson she entered the diversity of toronto at 17 years old und graduated with her ba in math and a tvpe a credit in zoology much ol her time at ad iis is spent teaching biology outside of school she tends to be a nature bug a lormer all round coid curl guide she uamvs she enjoss hiking and collecting everything irom plants to fossils this brings up another reason why she likes living in acton you just take a step and youre out ol town another favorite pastime is bowling on the lost team she played on in loronto she was captain the team came in first und site took the high triple flat i mean where do you go from there she shrugs next year she intends to join a local leant miss novak feels her basic philosophy is to be what is termed u mench in hebrew thats a good person who is not out essentially for himself i look for the amusing things in life she adds sherry johnston 20 slsella jamieson 20 dolores jordan 36 louise johnston 42 blaine johnson is pauline jones 20 wendy kennedy 20 velmu linham 10 jim laughlin 46 john last 46 pat last 28 bill landsborougli 46 lento larsen 30 nancy lee 23 david lee 46 jackie lee 18 carol masales 46 ona marshall 20 olive marshall 20 virginia morton4jl bonnie mckenzie 46yuonrul mccabe lindy loci1on 17 susan murray 46 sue maly 46 donna moore 25 gord morris 37 marnee masales 46 stephanie marrin 10 beryl mcenery 30 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