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Acton High notes IBtyWlC by Janet Howe With only three weeks of the school year gone by assignments and tests have become familiar to all students once again Whether rain or shine the clubs at Acton High are on the move Congratulations goes to the last weeks tennis tourna players Larry Kee Shirley Scolt Mal colm Deb Martin Tom Pave Janet Saxon Steve Springle Sharon Cook Lynn Margetts and Gary Williams All these players on to the meet today Today Interested students went to a Blue Jays game The athletic Society was selling tickets to those Students wishing to see the game between the Jays and the New York Yankees On Friday September the third Annual Softball Tournament will take place at the M Z Bennett or Me KenzioSmith baseball diamond The teams in the tournament are from George town Milton Bishop Mac- Donald from and Acton The first annual soft ball game Acton won and the second one Georgetown won Each team will have nine boys and nine girls on it Games will take place from to3 30pjn So come out and support your team On Friday September 29 at 00 pm the Annual Toilet Bowl will take place with the teachers against the students grade 13 the game will be tough So dont miss it Well the Outers are ccr talnly on the go Last week end the Outers took first place Tor the best float In the fall fair parade Good work Outers On October the Outers will leave for Algonquin Park This fall canoe trip on Thanksgiving weekend will be chaperoned by Dr Paul Tamblyn The Outers will return on October Halton 4H News TRACTOR CLUB By David The last meeting of the H Tractor Club was held at the farm of C on Aug 23 at m This was the meeting for the quiz Russell Murray and handed out the quiz and the members completed it We discussed what we are going to do about a display at Milton Fair John brought his new tractor in the shop and talked to the members about it After that the meeting was adjourned JR DAIRY CALF By Ann The last meeting of the H Junior Dairy Calf Club was held at Jeff Nurse The meeting was opened with a quiz reviewing what we have learned from the meetings this summer Ken clipped a calf and Jeff explained what he was doing After that a group of calves was led in and each member had to clip one When we were all finished clipping the calves Jeff gave us a lesson on showing our calves at the fair When the meeting closed Jeff invited all the members and their parents to a bar beque around a It was a very good lunch of hamburgers watermelon pop and Ice cream bnri Everyone thanked Jeff and Mr and Mrs Nurse far their hospitality Tryouts for parts In Acton Highs latest drama club play have already begun The play they have chosen to present on April 1079 Is a musical called Bye Bye Birdie Practicing and hard work will make next years drama club play Just as suc cessful as last years Student cards have been on sale Tuesday The cards will be needed to get into all dances at Acton High Talking about dances this Friday September Acton Highs first dance will lako place The Mug in co operation with the Student Association will hold a disc- Jockey dance open to all Acton High students with a student card and outsiders of Acton High will have to be signed in Doors open at the cost is with a Student card Congratulations goes Acton Victoria Lenizky and 1st runner up Kim both from Acton High School by Craig Coition The M Z Bennett Safety Patrol Is in full operation now Jody De Vrfc3 is the captain Mr Mag wood Is the school supervisor Constable Raj Swominathan of Police will assist In the patrols work There are pat rollers altogether Many of our students en tered the competitions for school pupils at the Acton Fair We won our fair share of prizes Itappearsthat the fair was very successful this year Last week Mr Mag wood hired Mrs Orysia Weed mark to be our morning half time Kindergarten teacher Mrs Weedmark taught at M Bennett as a supply teacher a few years ago and taught Kindergarten far several years in Georgetown Speyside BRENDA stand and Carolynne Hoare will be the Robert Little school columnists this year They are both years old and in grade five They are seen here looking through a copy of the paper by Terry Lynn and Shirley Van The school volleyball team will anytime for the girls and boys volleyball started today The girls coach Is Mr Coleman and Mr Roche may The boys coach Is Mr Boycott Flag Football was to start Monday with Red competing against Brown but cancelled because or the rain We asked Mr Dawkinshow he thought school was going this year and these are his comments School opened welt and went smoothly the first few days It is continuing to go smoothly I think reasons for thatare Present grade seven and eight students know their routines and are a great help to make school go smoothly and tho seven and eight helped the grade six get to know the school People arc training for the upcoming crosscountry meet on Sept We are having a school election for Student Council on Friday People running for 500 damage in auto bang Regional Police estimate in property damage resulted from a two car collision on Main Street North at St Albans Drive Monday soon after noon Police place the damage on the auto driven by Clifford Storey of 127 Bower Ave at Damage to the other auto driven by James i is about police say news WRITER OF THE St Josephs school column for the Free Press Susan Susan is in grade Library film With the fair variety show and crowning of Miss Acton in the Community Centre only eight people showed up at the Acton Public Library to watch the weekly film Why Rock the Boat This week at the Library you con see The Only Thing You Know Next week They called us Roy will be screened by Kim lvliou Julie Nipper PLAYGROUND Our school has a tree in Some children like to play there Jessie and Jeff built a Tort there Our Is full or paths really Its a beautiful place to be Craig and Richard Nipper play in the sand box almost every recess Glen English practises math out side it is his favorite subject Kelly dislikes work altogether She thinks school is worse than being in a Jail Nipper cant wait be cause he knows he is going to love the apple farm They are going on Sept 19 What in store for the Kin dergartens next Well when they get back they are going to make apple sauce KIDS Donna Schrader and Tauni Sheldon both think school Is great their teacher Is Mr Coc Z BENNETT school columnists for the Free Press got together last week to discuss their newly appointed jobs Left to right Maria Krul Craig Coltson and Trevlynn Mason NEW STAFF Mr Khoury Mr Coe Miss Kilplnen Mrs Mrs librarian Mr Ciglen Vice Prin Mr Allen Principal and Mrs Eaton WHAT S HAPPENING Kindergartens ore going the apple farm Third Graders are going swimming Health Hustie GOODBYE AND HAPPY SCHOOLING KEEP IN TOUCH COMING THROUGH Acton Opening Soon in the Newly Renovated DILLS BUILDING in Downtown Acton Acton Travel LTD Owned and Operated by Rick 8533580 NOW is the time to plant evergre dutch bulbs end gra seed 10 off GREENHOU Birch Way Farm NURSERY and GARDEN CENTRE OPEN DAYS A WEEK Smiles north of at Ball In of ad HELP WANTED On Sunday Sept 24th 2pm Acton Community Centre The Acton Cen Atom Hockey Tournament Committee will be holding their annual meeting for the election of officers committee members for Tournament For Information Phone Jackie 8632106 Bill Knight Night School Classes AT ACTON HIGH SCHOOL 21 CEDAR ROAD THERE ARE STILL OPENINGS IN THE FOLLOWING CLASSES inorDmui Sw Tvl f J The following classes ore beiruj a LOW CALORIE COOKING SMALL LOOM WEAVING CERAMICS POTTERY AUTOMAINTENACE CROCHET YOGA II 10 7 lied due to lack of registration ALL CLASSES WHICH WILL BE OPERATING BEGIN THE WEEK OF OCTOBER THE HALTON BOARD OF EDUCATION NIGHT SCHOOL PROGRAM The Acton Free Press Wednesday Sopt 5 Correspondence courses big At a time when some Canadian universities arc reporting a downturn in enrolment in correspondence programs the University of Waterloo finds the field booming A year ago offered correspondence courses in the spring term May June and July for the first time and TOO students enrolled This year the spring enrolment doubled to 1 This falls enrolment is expected to top the figure of a year ago despite the fact that the date for enrolling was moved ahead a full month to Aug 10 president are Paul Stables and Ken Running for treasurer arc Richard Kilpatrick and Edward Wong for Secretary ore Lisa and Andrea Campaigning for Friday election started Monday On Tuesday we had our Funday to start off our house leagues everybody had a great time Results will be published next week Mr has started a grade and choir called The McKcnzie Smith Singers We hope it will be a big success KMSTOFFERSON and UaeGHttW I aint nothin gonna get in their way Plays Sept to White Lightning mm SEPTEMBERS FOOD Canada No 1 Fresh SIDE SPARE RIBS Maple Loaf Cut Cyrovac SP cottage Schneider 1 lb Pkg MINI SIZZLERS 159 SchnBider s POLISH SAUSAGE LOOPS SWEET SOUR RIBS Devon 1 lb Pkg SIDE BACON f of Canada 6oz U9 COOKED HAM Schneider Pkg ALL VARIETIES I BOLOGNA quick neosY FROZE Valley Farm 21b Pkg rug FRENCH FRIES 3r700 MACARONI ft CHEESE DINNER PORK BEANS FRUIT CRYSTALS 89 COFFEE v Save 459 Rose Jar SWEET MIXED or BREAD N BUTTER PICKLES 59 14o Hunt s TOMATO SAUCE Sylvania Bulb 60 100 WATT LIGHT BULBS Grade A Medium FARM FRESH EGGS Smedloys STEAK KIDNEY OR STEAK VEGETABLE 99 3M80 LIQUID DETERGENT 99 Save 26 59 FACIAL TI 59 Save Dole 19 Tin IN OWN JUICE PINEAPPLE PRODUCE SPECIALS FRESH PRODUCE ARRIVES DAILY AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 21 22 23 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SUPERMARKET Mill Street East Acton 853 0650 AB