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BIO The Acton Free Press Wed November I M I I news I Remembrance Day Is here said many grades in the school are into projects or in some way involved In this special day and on Wed nesday Nov ve will be having an assembly to remember those who died for us In the music world on Thursday November IB a total of students will be going to OKeefe Centre in Toronto to see the ballet La Ma Gardes which is being presented by the National Ballet Company of Canada The students will be leaving 30 and returning about oclock Music 76 will take place at Acton high school on Sun day November al 30 Four schools will be partici pating in this concert M Bennett Robert and the Acton high school band The concert will feature small and large choirs instrumental groups band and vocal presentations ukulele singers with some folk songs Some songs being practiced arc Song Sung Blue This Land Is Your Land and Give Us a Place to Stand There will also be a selection of songs for the on includingasongwnttenby an Freuhler called The of Canada On Thursday there was a senior ball tournament against Robert Little school There were four games mil M Z Bennett winning three of them Congratulations boys on some well played games tlotdogIJ Last Friday the first Hot Dog was held On the whole it went pretty well and most of the students enjoyed themselves Kindergarten children sent a special thank you letter to J and Price who came and showed carpenters tools and how they are used in building The children now have a carpenters bench in their room and are trying their skills at budding On Friday nights the gym is available for staff members basketball volleyball and badminton I Collect glass for fundraising drive Two and a half tons of glass were collected by members of the high school Outers Club on Saturday during their se cond glass drive Two trucks belonging to the C Field and Cartage were loaned for the day and were driven around town picking up boxes of bottles Jars etc Once back at the high school the students broke ho glass into barrels and took It to Dominion Glass in Brampton There they re ceived for their days work There were 25 people help ing out in the drive either out collecting or canvassing Outers President Paula Kilching told the Free Press the club has arranged to pick glass up twice a month at the Legion a local hotel and one apartment building She says she hopes to be able to pick up twice monthly at the other apartment dwellings in town soon The glass drive is part of a fund raising campaign by the Outers to purchase two canoes Miss Kilching says the Outers appreciate the citizens of Acton saving their empty bottles and jars She realizes she says that a few streets in town were missed and she hopes it will not happen next month MONICA a Sudbury native is teaching grade three students at Z Bennett Mrs Lawson likes Acton and feels at home in a small town Monica Lawson likes life in Acton It took a while but Monica finally has the teach ing job she always wanted Mrs a grade three teacher at Bennett School grew up in Sudbury where she also attended Laurenlian University Although she wanted to attend teachers college Mrs Lawson and her husband moved to Cambridge Eng land where he was studying for his doctorate After a year here returned to Tor onto in November of The grade three teacher then worked in an office until she could start her studies in the Teachers lion College The Lawsons have now made their home in Acton where both are contented Both are used to small towns and the quieter more peaceful atmosphere here It is more like home says the newcomer Acton high notes How does the old saying go Time flics when youre ing fun Well I dont know for our girls last Fnd i Robert Little news Sharon The field hockey match about having fun however between Stewarttown and here we are half way through Z Bennett ended in a win the semester already Last Friday Miss Wanda Hall and Mrs Cole took Grade Geography students to Steel Factory in Hamilton and to an oil re finery in Toronto Today Wednesday Clare Henderson took his grade 13 English students to see the play Artichoke at the agon Theatre imagine Also today there was an assembly for Remembrance Day The theme was not remembering but trying lo imagine This week the student Association with your help Fruit course Featuring Fruit has proved popular this fall with Clubs Leaders and members have been studying fresh fruits from Ontario and around the world processed fruits and their uses pastry making and used as parly fare As well as the special skills developed in cooking the II members have been developing responsibility as members of a group and as members of a family Achievement Days will be held E C Drury School to complete the project Visitors are especially invited to attend the afternoon programs to hear the club presentations regarding fruit varieties and uses Record books and pastry desserts will be displayed has decided to start a dean up the cafeteria campaign As you know after lunch it can look pretty bad so do your part pick up your garbage and put it in the garbage bins Dont On the topic of not for getting money must be in Ibis Friday If we Scout and Guide news Mark Most sections had a fair leered one game called the turnout for the annual Haunted House Mrs June Day parade guest for the even- on Sunday Both the Scouts guarded the door to Ihe and Guides laid a wreath this House and tried to keep the year at the The calm until it was third Brownies had their their turn vatewreathaswellagainlhis With spook howling and ear screaming in the background Muck at end Shirley Duncan blindfolded was most unfortunate the girls and Roberta Trotter that the Scouts and Guides and I Jean Vnughan led the were stuck at he end of he ghoute one at lime through parade again this year and the Dead Mans Galley were given such a bad view at They fell Iheir way past 1 realize balls powdered noses many feel Remembrance pickled intestines dry bones to be a sad strictly adult stomachs and many day for remembering the others The I s had many follies of the past but what of good games and a system the future planned for prizes for the Ifthechildrenareshovcdto groups who won the most points The girls brought loads of food including a Halloween take baked by Alexander We a plaque for October to the Patrol of the Month for their Guiding atti and good palm spirit Poppy Henry Carol Chappcl Linda Lisa Mason and Connie The did a fantastic Job of organizing the part The point of Guiding is to learn to make decisions lo plan to lie Prepared and to call on the for guidance rather than leader ship Youth page have November meeting The fifth meeting of the Rock MerriMunchers was held on November at Mrs After the meeting was opened with the Pledge the minutes were read and approved The roll call was Where my an cestors came from The group discussed their party briefly and suggestions were made of what they could have for a program Elaine Donnell demon strated pizza which was very delicious and some members agreed it was better than a store- bought one tost Show of Season SAT SUN NOV Naked Peacock Naked Witch Naked and Frees SMASHING BOTTLES INTO barrels are Acton high School Outers club members Foreground Harding takes care not to rip his gloves on the sharp glass in one of the final stages of the glass drive on Saturday Local students at Waterloo campus wonder many people fear that it will die out in Ihe future It is hard to pass on a lesson that we learned but we must to if world peace is be sought after I hope that next the children will not be forgotten lest they forget Meeting Novembers group commit lee meeting was held last night at the Scout Hall A hike is being planned jointly by the first Acton Scouts and second Acton Guides Besides the Christ mas part and toboggan party this is the tirst event of this kind Lets have co operation all around and make it successful Second Guides Vaughan The girls of the second Aclon Girl Guides elected their new Patrol Leaders by secret ballot with the follow ing results Theresa lilyof Patrol High school students will be visiting the University of Waterloo campus this day to take pari in a Waterloo Arts The students w ill be able to attend a wide variety of classes take notes ask lions and participate in iry school Toronto secondary school Pauline Johson Collegiate collegiate in Sir John A MacDonald Scar lett Heights Collegiate Weston ox Opam Show Start MUSTANG DRIVEIN CLOSED FOR THE SEASON NOVEMBER The management and staff would like to thank you for your patronage during the 76 season see you in the 71 season for the finest Movie En- in the Triangle and surround- 8245431 THEATRE cieioh plan to let High be Pcltlbone known from coast to oast for Alexander inning this competition Add barn The Ontario Agricultural Museum Kelso is calling tenders on another new wooden display turn for large agricultural implements lenders are open until and plans are available at the Museum or from the Ministry The idea is lo give them some understanding as what isinvolved in university I Charles high school liaison officer for the University of Arts They will also be able to meet with an academic counsellor if they any questions concern ing the programs and courses in which are interested Students will be able to select from approximately courses to be offered during the day encompassing a wide range of subjects from tang humanities and cial s 11 Other schools attending lie Western Collegiate In llojlen second of Government Services in When it is completed the Museum expects to able to house it large pieces of bits in the three barns MILTON MALL PRESENTS Group of 6 Studio ART SHOW and SALE This Beautiful Display of Canadian Art will be shown and sold in the centre THIS WEEK ONLY Hi- III- Villi CANADIAN ARTISTS EVENT PRESENTED BY Mil TON MA MERCHANT This year Little students will remember Ihose who served in the wars through poems songs and assemblies On Tuesday Mrs Gibsons English classes grade eight presented their feelings con cerning Remembrance Day to the intermediate grades They presented a radio pro gram on the two minute sil ence a hospital scene during the war a skit called Who Shall Dwell concerning the fact that both sides are enemies to the civilians plus other numerous songs and poems of wartime Competition Fifty Collages arc being judged by Mrs Mr Kirby has created a new art contest in which teams will be judged on their ability to a team crest The choirs have been practicing for concert 76 on Nov European Handball is com ing to an end The last game will be played on Nov The grade four students of Robert Little went to the art museum in Klemburg Ont ario on Oct to look at lnd and Eskimo Art The students made replicas of their favorite piece by sketching The gaij kindly are on the walls for all to see They will be displayed until the middle of December The grade four students are studying Eskimo art and they made an excellent display in the front oyer then get your money in The Music Funnel is well on its way a Acton High This studentorganized school radio station is now under way Students can listen to music in the cafeteria before school and period three and four Good Luck Music Funnel Greaser Day is coming up next Friday Students will dress up in the day and be able to see a 1950s movie then dance to the sounds of the all for just M Dont miss Kcepworking as the second reporting day is in the near future November Jaye Gerth seconder Patricia Henry Patrol Connie seconder Red Rose Patrol Lynn Gordon seconder The patrols were selected by drawing names but Ihe Patrol Leaders chose their own seconders from their patrol With the Patrol Leaders in charge the girls planned a Halloween party with a var led fun program Everyone wore a costume and voted by secret ballot for first prize winner Lynn Gordon as Minnie Mouse and second prize winner Dawn Cook as Raggedy Ann We volun- g formerly G T FUh Si Give yourself Drop forth Food ami Fish and Chip in Hilton HUH HOURS Fri loom p Tel 8532060 0 a Sunday Noon pm DISCUS PROFESSIONAL DISC JOCKEYS LunentmwnKWrfwj hot dogs and Sheets for this week were handed out last Friday WWW DANCES PARTIES JIM COLES REDUCE YOUR FUEL BILLS THIS YEARSAVE NOW By preparing your home for the heating season with proper insolation storm doors windows we a ripping and caulking you can save a lot on heating costs it ALUMINUM STORM and SCREEN DOORS Enduro Aluminum Finish Yesl We can arrange installation No Foam Tope FT ROLL BEG PRICE 59 No 10510 Door Sweep STOPS COLD DRAFTS FROM UNDER DOORS REG PRICE RICE m No Door Sets ALUM VINYL TYPE 2 SIDES STOP INCL REG PRICE S3 OUT WINTER SEAL IN TOUR HEIT What are you doing on Saturday A tow hows installing mo lowing ZONOLITE ATTIC INSULA TION can bring you savings ouch in using cost of hooting homo No skill required list saving i ATTIC INSULATION Per Bag I I J 1 WE ALSO CARRY POURING WOOL AND RIGID FOAM INSULATION INSULATE NOW AND POCKET THE SAVINGS FROM YOUR J FUEL 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