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The Acton Free Press Wed Feb Celly new antismoking hero Basketball for senior students Colly is a new comic book type character who is the new hero of the younger net Celly is a healthy cell the kind in your lungs before you begin to destroy cells with smoking He is part of the smoking campaign of the Canadian Cancer Society aimed at prevention Children from kindergarten to grade four level are in to Celly through a flipchart type book Celly Kid Best Friend and a pocket sized booklet the children can carry with them buttons are also provided for the children in the hope the idea has been implanted in the child minds In prevent them from smoking In later years Celly is now in Acton and area public schools Mrs Marion Patterson the chair man of publicity and education lor the Acton branch of the Cancer Society has taken Celly around to the primary school teachers and demonstrated him The in turn present Celly to the students The Celly program of has cost the Ontario Cancer Society It emphasizes the desirability of a clean white cell such as as opposed to the grey ugly cell of the smokedamaged lung Scout and Guide news By Mark All the Beavers Brownies CubG Scouts and Venturers in are in to attend an inter denominational church service at SI Albans Church on Sunday This service specially prepared by the ministers and priests of Acton for our organizations He the Scout hall at m in full uniforms All ttu parents of the boys in Scouting arc reminded of the group committee meeting next Tuesday evening 12 at Would everyone please make a point of coming to the meeting us we are very close In Scout and Guide week Speaking of Hint would groups sec that their banquet forms and money are turned in this week He Prepared This lias been the motlo of since its in 1007 by General Holier I Baden Powell One ask prepared for what The answer is prepared for life Life has many facets to it as docs Seontlng The purpose of In help develop their eharacter as resourceful and members of the com munlty providing op and guidance for their menial physical social and spiritual development But notice that wo said only to help The rest of the help must he done b the boy himself This means he must think for himself and be a Scout not only on meeting nights every dn of the year Any hoy can say hi is a Scout but a real Scout is one that his said the Scout promise and law with the intent to live by it That Is a boy is willing lo work with peers towards the same under the of a i adult Acton currently has such a group of Scouts It is a small troop Hint can really together This has already been proven at previous camps Camping hiking related activities such as compass first aid and estimating arc if so activities of Scouis They are leirning while having fun Community service in projects par ides and good turns are very important for Scouts as well The boys are made lo realize what potential could be If they try Scoutsrnnge in age from 14 years of age They are prepared for Scouts in Cubs may go on Scouting an advanced level In Venturers The first troop which is in 191G by George Mason and rod Coles currently meets Thursday evenings at at the Scout Hall The Scoutmaster is John Sharpies and is assisted by Rick and Mark Howe If you vc decided thai Scouting is for you as a Scout or a leader give us call Scout and Guide week for 1071 is from 16 to J This is the week in which the founder and Ins wife were born Feb I Youth bowling 1 tourStcptlo Stir dam Today I he day of ihe tor tourna men Singles mil spots Thcic bowler will Ac- ion Howling In the tow In- were follows Bantam Boyi single telkor 1178 Team John Adorns 1D71 Wayne Michael Home Mirk Walker Ma John Hay Coach Maialcs Hard till Phillips manna 1030 IrtH Lynn Ihlllipi Pal McClurc IWo Coach Tina Kennedy Junior Singles Terry Team mo Kevin leriun bow let I a double Id till Kami victory The Chip munks led by Janet Am or iB le won two points from the Top fen Gall MS Harris In tin Cook Janet Avar lie Jclkcrzn 170 John 1140 Lumber Top Tin Karen Jim Huxley Kevin Archibald 328 Gary Bom Mil Debbie James HUB tan Dale 4i2 161 Dill While League 1 ministers 41 lice Shots 43 WIpeOuliM Doom IB j Seniors place Odd tJB Kim 56 II three num 38 Hum ply Dummy a 34 rugs 33 Hippos Snowmen IB Birds Second Junior Iris Singles- Michelle 1331 TeamKim Karen Vandcrt yken Heather Me- Debbie Dale Coach Senior Boys Singles Brian Larson 16BS Team Rick ItochLr 1692 Allan Green ll Metarule 1467 Dave Mills John Coach Ken Scalar Debbie 1711 Palsy 1519 Nor ma sue Thomson 1441 lt Theresa Coach Mages The Hippos had problem defeating Ihc In both games The nun the was Gall wilt double Gall alio bowled lo win pop tor her I are continuing to un mm their problems ihey dropped three point decision to the John was lops team with a double The Frogs bowled win ning two points from the first Octopus Leading the way r the was Dlaiu with a double Second Shift The Turlln la the winning ways a two point victory over Ihe Dragons Drysdale was lops lor her team with a double The Mice cleaned up the point department as they won both games from he Snakes Harris led her team to victory with a double She alto bowled pins over her average In the game win pop for her team The re mained In second place In Hie lea gue Handings with their two point win over the Pigs arm Cook was tops tor her team with a double The place Dog built up their lead In the lea gue standings at they defeated the Chick in both games Bob Tel double was tops for his team Debbie Thornhlll alio the Dog bowled over her average In the Aral game to win pop or her team The Cows upset Dragons I Cows Chicks Juniors The Doom up set ihe third place Hoi Shots in two Karnes and totals Kim bowled a 4T7 triple which was tops the Hip Offs split the points be tween two apiece Karen VanDertyken led the way for the a triple and I was tops for the with a triple The Ural are losing their league standings To- was no exception they were idled In two and totals Outs Jim Huxley 386 triple lo lead his The senior students it II inert I idle public school arc Involved in Ixvth house lenauc inter school House leafiue ire More adults attend school Willi Ihc chminn the it the high school list week the iRiin hid chime in up fir were in industrial iris 1iivlisb mil Fridays the ii for I or tin Ice so ill the school children were off there were spcci il public sk hours hour with school Hit ichiiji the It GLASS PAPER DRIVE FEBRUARY 8th Pickups begin at a Please have on street Please remove all caps from bottles PROCEEDS TO ACTON HIGH BAND ion a i i ACTON HIGH SCHOOL BAND MRS SANDRA and her afternoon kindergarten class enjoy and learn from Celly the Cell represents a clean healthy cell and meets up with a dirty cell He is a cartoon character campaign by the Canadian Cancer Society designed to discourage children from smoking at an early age Winter break public be me their mlcr lire from to Mind Shop now and Save at SILVERS A group of mens CORDUROY SLACKS HALFPRICE Instant Hot 1 fQ 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