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The Acton Free Press Wednesday October CHEERING THEIR male counterparts on to a thrilling 7 win over students last week were ADHS teachers I to r Mary Louise Sue Burns and Connie Latimer Photo by Sean Ahearne THE Seven Blocks of Granite had nothing on this fearsome looking crew of ADHSteachers who held a team of students to a mere six points in a football victory last week Pictured I to r are Bill Coats supply teacher Keith Cross Jim May John Cristello Brian Skerrctt Ian and Earl Brears Front row I r are Keith Black Rowley and Boris Bo Shean Photo by Sean By Mary Ann Freuler Despite the cold weather and drizzle the grade twelve German students headed for the University of Waterloo last Monday Arriving shortly before eleven the class was greeted and then taken to the campus library There was a wide selection of German books as well as resource material Wilhin an hour the students were participating in a language lab using tapc3 for a beginning German class One voice is recorded on tape and played back to himself so that he can determine where his difficulty in pronunciation lies StaHstudent match draws record crowd Venturer News students A talk concerning the age of enlightenment followed Former students Upon leaving the hall the students were greeted by Benlta Pries and Don for merly members of the student body They showed us the math building and then we went on to the village which are residences A group of weary pupils returned to the high school soon after four A staff student football game was held last Friday Despite the hard work and team effort put forth by the grade boys the notorious teachers defeated them Last Friday Acton High School grudge match was rained out was be scene of a football game after the teachers made a long- between the Grade students distance call to Percy Saltzman and the teachers the final score at the CBC studios begging him teachers students A DISAPPOINTMENT forecast inclement weather Obviously the teachers wanted more time to practice and get in a am shape for the contest On Friday October Acton Highs annual Thunder Mug game was played OriginaBy At game time on Friday the IS the crowd ever assembled at Steven Papillon accepts award from GG One of highest fall by the district commissioner awards was presented to 13-year- Parents of Susan Hill notified the old Steven Papillon by the chief Acton scoutmaster of the deed scout for Canada Governor- and he recommended Steve for general Roland in a the award ceremony at Ottawa Monday Steve was also earlier chosen morning Citizen of the Year Further The silver cross medal a honors were heaped on him by bravery award for rescuing the Acton branch of the Legion Susan Hill from Fairy Lake went which presented him with a to Steve who Joined scouts from bond recently all over Canada at the award A grade eight student at the ceremony and luncheon at Robert Little school Steve is the Government House official son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth resident of the governorgeneral Nelson Court Steve was accompanied by his parents and sisters Cathy and ORGANIZERS are hoping for another big revival of night Got badge earlier school in town this year The silver cross badge was Registrations at the high school presented to Steve earlier this tomorrow It was torture but staff won During the past few days several male teachers sported bruises Stiff bodies and sore muscles resulted from the staff- student football game last Friday Despite the physical strain that several outof shape teachers had to endure the grade 13 students were narrowly defeated But the Importance of a staffstudent contest is not who wins but the fact that there is an op portunity to meet on something other than a teacherpupil basis Unfortunately math teacher John Cristello suffered an Injured shoulder in the game and will have his arm in a sling for several weeks The entire student body as well as the staff wish John a speedy Despite this incident staff and students enjoyed the contest and look forward to future games any sports event at the school was ready and waiting for the kickoff Principal Dave KaU was to start the game by per forming the official kickoff Instead of he Im provised a quick pass play on which tight end John Cristello made the 60 yard line The play was ruled illegal From then on both teams Bente wins award Is the first student In Ontario to be awarded the Sportsman Show Award of Formerly an Acton high school student she is now at tending White Oaks secondary school in It was Dr Usek of the Halton Region Conservation Authority who persuaded the Sport man Show to make an award was selected on the basis of classroom participation research and seminar projects personality and academic ability Mr Mitchell will present the award Friday night at com mencement here The Sportsmens Show en visions expanding the award to other counties eventually Bente teacher Earl explains that in her course in Environmental Science an ex tensive study of Eugene was made pheasant chicks were hatched and reared and released in the truckloads of driftwood and waterlogged trees were removed from Fairy Lake Acton is the only secondary school that offers this course In grades 9 to 12 in PARENT TEACHER in terviews at the M Bennett school this week settled down to brass tacks The students pushed their way down to the teachers end of the field a few short yards from the end zone but were unable to make their touchdown efforts materialize The teachers took the bail and gained twenty yards on a defensive lapse on the part of the students The students in tercepted a pass but again were held by the teachers defense Finally the teachers gained control of the football and started a touchdown drive A pass to a fleet Mr Andrews by Mr gave the teachers a ad vantage and Toe Rowley kicked the convert to make it Student rally At this point the students rallied moving the ball to the teachers line After three plays with two of them running the students were at the five yard Case of the missing memberships The Young Generation are hoping to commence activities again in the very near future There is a somewhat disap pointing feature though and it concerns the past season Many many young people who came to the Friday night dances at St Alban hall never fully paid thcir fees for the season In fact a large number only paid 23c thus curtailing any projects or activities that the group may have had planned Should the group be able to start again they ask the parents to kindly give their youngsters the initial one dollar seasonal membership fee In one sum A membership card is Issued in exchange for the fee line But their three downs were soon over as their offensive strategy was overshadowed by the teachers defensive play At this point the students displayed a great defense and the teachers were held their five yard line Once again the students rallied for a touchdown effort This time a pass by Mike Cooper was caught deep in the end zone by receiver Joe in the dying minutes of the game The score was Terry Churchill at tempted the convert but it was blocked by the teachers stalwart defense Tune ran out and the score stood for the teachers Qualities revealed The game proved most In teresting as some unknown qualities of teachers were displayed Mr Skerretts fabulous arm and Mr Andrews great pass catching Of course we all hope Mr RENT CISC1DE 40 HOT NEITER 175 AT ACTON HYDRO ALICE STREET WELCOME SERVICE If you are new in town or know someone who is PHONE 8530805 MidSeason Shop The Terrific Savings On This Specially Chosen Selection Of MostWanted Items Take Advantage of StoreWide Values Come Early Shop Late Open Thursday and Friday til 9 PM Use Your Handy Walkers Charge 127 8222420 Saturdays In November on which we will rake leaves for anyone who wishes us to do so If you wish us to rake your leaves from the injured shoulder he u to vm mcS5i Students would like to thank the A Venturer meeting was held In the Scout Hall at m The members who were present went about cleaning out a small room which is going to be turned into a small wood workshop The executive for the year of 197071 are as follows secretary Bruce Fowler quartermaster Terry St Pierre treasurer Bob Members of this year group are as follows Ken Jordan Barry Payne Russell Couftmp Taylor Bob ORourke Terry St Pierre Bruce Fowler Sheldon Barker and John Van Der Kooy popular place with students of As we need a new source of District High School this income we have proposed two wee grade Speak German This class was followed by lunch In one of the cafeterias During this our guide and student cards with each Mrs D dividual picture on it may be encouraged the students to obtained during the noon hours in converse in the German thocafeteria These are available language to the student upon giving in the temporary red cards Next the class was allowed to participate in a German lecture Beware Term reports are They were given a story and approaching Now don you asked to read and translate it wish you studied harder for along with the university that test German class trip to Waterloo By Carol Patterson The university of Waterloo Is a teachers for accepting challenge and making the af an enjoyable one We hope this friendly rivalry will continue in the future for the enjoyment of both staff and students Further information will ap pear In next week copy of this paper GRASS IS sprouting on parkland students visited there and on Monday the grade 12 German class went to the university The class of German students was too small to warrant travelling by bus so on Monday morning two car loads headed for Waterloo Upon arrival Kuxdorf of the German department gave us a short tour of the library along with glimp ses of campus life We were given special time to experiment in the language lab This room contains separate booths each with ear phones and a tape recorder Here former professors We also met language lessons are put into many old Acton students now practical use when students can attending Waterloo University hear themselves speak This was a new experience and thoroughly enjoyed by the class Advanced I was served in the cafeteria of RenLson College During the meal we had the privilege of speaking to Dr Iivitzky of the German and Russian Departments Following the lunch Kuxdorf invited us to attend the German class he was scheduled to teach Thehour lesson was very advanced but it gave us an idea of what university really involves During the day Mrs Hueniken German teacher at Acton District High School met some memo to advertisers Seeing IS BELIEVING How do you believe something you cant actually look at like the audience or your advertising You know that same people out there buy and read our paper but how many where do they live where do they shop for their copies and how much are they willing to pay Best way we know of to see a circulation audience and be sure it exists is through the facts and figures of the reports of the Audit Bureau of Circulations No 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