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Massed musicians from Robert Little MZ Bennett and Brookville present Music 76 concert with high school band Sunday MZ Bennett news Dont end school day before 4 pm Goodin BRAD FISHER has chosen Actons Bennett to be the school of his first teaching job He grew up in Georgetown and was an Ontario Scholar there in Ontario Scholar is Acton teacher Oh the grace charm and splendour in the art of ballet Last Thursday three parent volunteers to which we ex tend our gratitude pamed Miss Lush our music teaeher and interested students from grades and to the ballet La Mai There was the beauty of the scenery and costumes the gentleness of he music and the magni dancing of Potts and Schramek that added up the successful production which was en joyed by all Last Tuesday the boys volleyball team played in an exhibition game which we won four games to one Then on Wednesday we played at their school which ended a tie of l 1 Lets keep it up boys The girls played a ball game with on Monday which we lost 1 Then on Wednesday they played Stewarttown which ended in a score of for Also on Fndnv we challenged Centennial to a game which ended in a score for Centennial On Friday a hot dog day was held again and was a great success very thing ran smoothly Music 7G On Sunday November Music 76 was held at the Acton high school The choirs Bennett lloberl Little and schools joined together with the Acton band to set the mood of the evening with the sons This Land is Land It was then followed by a scries of songs from the small choirs of each The program ended with the song Hymn to Canada which was written an Actnnian Herman Over all the concert was a great success and en i joyed by all Turnout for the concert was encouraging A special thanks is extended to the music teachers Miss Lush Mrs Vic David Sale and Miss Powell music consultant Mam students wire welcome guests of Acton choir members for Sunday supper after a busy afternoon rehearsal Trustee Hick wants schools to hove regular classes running all the way to i p every day who is retiring from Board of liducntion presented notice of motion Thursday for this weeks meeting He said schools in be dismissed before and that proper steps be taken to make full use of the full school day and school year for the full benefit of students and public noted the board has a tremendous investment in buildings equipment heat light maintenance salaries and transportation and pointed out the school day is short often ending long before- p m He said a need for more special education has been to the boards at tention and there is widespread criticism of the educational system in general but more specifically dealing with simple basic training reading spelling and grammar Goodin declared the costs short school year and school day and public concern about education were reason enough to en tend the school day to p Youth Page B4 The Acton Free Press Wed November 24 ACTON word AREA COUNCILLOR To Increase Your Influence To Control Services Costs and Living Standards in ACTON VOTE Peter Marks CARING CONSTRUCTIVE AGGRESSIVE Georgetown native Brad Fisher Is now teaching langu age arts and social science at MZ Bennett Mr Fisher graduated from Georgetown high school in and was an Ontario Scholar He continued on to York College While getting his Bachelor of History and Philosophy degree he was editor of the college news paper chairman of the publication committee and a member of the budget com mittee Mr Fisher then went on to earn his Bachelor of Eduea in History and Physical Education at the University of Toronto His hobbies cover a wide spectrum of activities rang from golf to tennis to oil painting to hockey and kar ate Students learn more than the subjects they are actually being taught Mr Fisher believes They also learn the skills they will need when they have to participate in society which he feels is very important Mr Fisher is living in Bra ma lea and commuting Christmas Gifts KOBSNOOK Downtown Georgetown Milton Mall ACCOMPANYING SINGERS at Music 76 is Z Bennett teacher Gwen Lush Petition on liquor Monday night the General Administration Committee considered a petition passed by council restrict ing the drinking of liquor in public places Facilities superintendent Pat said he agreed completely with the concern shown by Oakville council Alcohol has been consumed openly In public parks and some people taunt the police After drinking in parks people invariably are driving home afterward However the petition is worded to make possession of open bottles or cases of alcoholic beverages in oilier than residences illegal Councillor Roy Booth pointed out this would rule out people drinking in their own gardens We would be turning back the clock He suggested referring the petition back to the director for clarification Municipality of Erin Township ELECTION DAY DECEMBER 6th 1976 Lots to 10 10 11 Lots 1 to 5 11AM UNTIL TO ELECT 3 Councillors to represent the Township of Erin 1 member to the Wellington County Board Education to represent Erin Town ship and Erin Village POLLING PLACES DECEMBER Poll No 1 Miss Elva Pearen Residence Comprising ot Concessions 1 2 3 A Poll No 2 Community Centre Comprising Concessions inclusive Poll No 3 Erin Agricultural Coliseum Comprising ot Concessions 9 11 Lois 617 inclusive Poll No 4 Brisbane Public School Comprising Concession 5 Lots incl and Conces sions 6 7 8 Lots 6 to 17 inclusive Poll No Public School Comprising of Concessions 1 3 4 5 Lots 1 1 to Incl Poll No 6 Cecil Warmlngton Residence Comprising ot Concessions 2 3 4 Lots 16 to 32 Poll No 7 Erin Township Municipal Building Hlllsburgh Comprising ot Concessions 5 6 7 Lots 18 to 32 Poll No Erin Township Municipal Building Hlllsburgh Comprising Concessions 8 9 11 Lots 18 to 32 Poll No Erin Township Municipal Building Hlllsburgh Comprising of the Police Village ot Hlllsburgh ADVANCE POLL NOVEMBER 27th 1976 11AM UNTIL IN MUNICIPAL BUILDING Elmer McKlnnon Returning Officer ACTON PHARMACY DOWNTOWN ACTON 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