The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Tho Acton Press Wednesday Oct St Josephs by Susan Lid bury Our next cross country meet is this weekend in Burlington We wish the runners a great success The school papulation is now students We are growing quite steadily this year and hope to continue Tie Thanksgiving mass our school had went extremely well with a great contribution of canned goods for the Good Shepherd Hostel for those who can t afford food and bed We entered our safety posters from all classes and are waiting patiently for the results The next PA Day will be October a week from this coming Friday The Kindergarten class is preparing or Halloween by making stuffed pumpkins and witches Mrs class will be cleaning out their pum and roasting the seeds for their en theme Mrs Graham class was working on the History ot Acton and found out that Acton was first named and later The did not like these names so it was changed to its name that we know now The grade fours and fives have started fool patrols This is their third week and are doing extremely well Keep up the good work Mr is starling a new unit called Up up and away This includes balloons rockets and space ships They are also preparing for en by learning en songs Mr Morris helped us on cross country last Tuesday Participants were the first to w car our new learn uniforms Interclub sheep day Wilson teaches Math and English TRYING ON A PAIR of skates at the Y C A Ski and Skate Exchange is three year old Tara Johnston Mother Sheila gives a helping hand By J Four members of the Sheep Club competed it Fair against other members from North Niagara and Wellington Sheep Judge Neil Comfort St Anns placed the lambs on type and then the member on his or her ability to show the lamb In the Senior Section Joseph Wecdcn Oakville won the sheepskin rug for the top lamb end placed third in showmanship In the Juniors Richard Stanley received the Mrs Lloyd Decks Trophy for the lop lamb and the Amos Kitchen Trophy for high score In showmanship Kevin Donaldson and Jamie Richardson Turner Drive Burlington placed in the second prize group for Iamb and showmanship In the Novice Showmanship Class for first year members Kevin moved up to first prize group All members in the first prize group also received a Sheep hat or shirt from Mrs Lloyd wife of the H club leader This show concluded ac tivllies for Sheep Club members for 1378 The 13 young people had a most successful year and are looking forward lo starting up their club once again in early January Youths spotted leaving scene Two youths approximately or years of age were seen trying to break into Queen a Tire Service on the nlghl of October 12 The owner of the store who lives upstairs told Regional Police he heard a noise coming from garage downstairs and when he looked out the window lie saw the two running away was gained by break he lock on a bay door on the west side of the building Collision S Albans Dr Curs driven by James and Main on Friday Oct bard Ave and Arthur Police estimated total dam Davenport Guelph were in age Theyll do anything you ask and keep their beautiful mouths shut tight THE GIRLS OF Reclame Claude I irom just woo and SAT SUN ONLY OPENS AT CLAUDE AT PLUS 2nd HIT AROUND THE WORLD with FANNY HILL NOTE CLOSED by Schmidt Wilson is a new staff High School who leaches Math and English to grade nine he taught at Georgetown Centennial a middle school Mr Wilson has four three tending Milton high school and the other in junior high in Milton His wife is also school leacher The family lives in Mtllon Wilson decided leach in because he wanted to secondary school and he fell hi could fit in well with he Mr Wilsons first prcssion of he school was wow Ik feels he staff works together as a team Ik also likes ihL participation of the students In his spare Mr Wilson likes to make films In Ins home and play tennis Canoe trip for Club The Outers started off the season with a flurry The group left at approximately 10 a wilh two 16 fool canoes in low one of which was purchased Ihe club and a second which was lent by Hugh Tilt trip inti l included a puddle through iltk row lakc and Crow is will as port of the highlights of Hit trip included a visit Ion stand of virgin pints McKenzieSmith AL WILSON is teaching Math and English at Acton high school thib year Ted Moyse wins in poster contest Ted has won safety poster contest ilh Tom Krancndonk in a close second Judges Vianderhnde of Family Barber Shop Hod Donaldson of the Regional Police and Helen Murray of Acton free Press had tin difficult of nine winners of approximately 120 entries from all elementary schools in the Acton tor his entitled Drive Ted won from the chants Tom won also from thi Merchants for his Don snowmobile on thin ice poster placed third and will receive from the merchants for her art work on swim mint drew several do and don of swimming The Lions club donated to first and second prize winners rhey WLre Laura and I Mason respectively The Chicken and Pizza donated remainder of Iht prizes consolation winner was Susan Lidbury wilh Gardener placing fourth was Danny Wood and sixth was Nancy Susan will an assorted submarine sandwich and the will each receive a judges impressed with the hard work winch went into each poster The message inch tarried and how dearly it was given was a major factor in judges decisions by Julie and Kim Spcysidc school was not In the top five schools but a few people were especially good in the cross country com petition last Wednesday Pierre came in ninth and Lisa Mitchell came in in the 10 year old group Tim Pollen came in 16th in 11 year old group Mr our vice thinks we did well for the first UNICEF Th Assembly was held on llnday Grade one had been working on sea and presented some excellent pictures Grade two did a poem Grade was absent because of swimming lessons Grade and sang Going on a Lion Hunt Tim and Jeff Pollen did a piano dial Grade and did a danct and presented a poem Wi had a student or Ihe month Hoping you had a good I hank In bye by Terry I The North Cross Country run was held on October It it Kelso runners did exceedingly well as there were almost 100 runners in Following Is a list of runners and their in tht races Bantam girls Jennifer Kelly 1 Dlannc I and Susan Moolen Bantam boys Jamie Lawson 2 Todd Andrews Jack and Scott Nolan Junior girls Karen Mae 17 Debbie I umbers 13 Sally Lisi Calhy Kolozsvan Andrea Arbic Intermediate girls Connie Soros Chris Shelly Wong 14 Moolen 31 and J Intermediate boys Ken Danny Gibson Ion Paul 4 MikeYallowica and Scott 3 Senior girls Thomas Shirley Van Susan Wilson 15 Judy Vclritek Senior boys Steve Watreck if John Paul Stables Jim McVeigh Chris and Matthew Wakehn Today the top runners of each were running in Iht mctt at Kelso We wish Ihcm cool luck and will report our winnings week Mr Ins i rtiordtr club at J JO to pm Winiiirs of our boys la foolb ill si is lead lo bill lust lUUnil re it stroke of luck In il dij is leachtrs won Mrs White stirlid trail tluh numbers Mrs White sour girls havt making for t house farm where a win lucky enough lo see i moose six day trip was filled with rim and snow until Day when Ihe sun shone from dawn until dusk Thai afternoon a few of croUp braved a swim in icy lake water Laler a roup turkey dinner cooked our an open fire was enjoyed Is ill A roup singsong inund tht led to Hit tlost of most evenings all of Iht old or this mot trip proved in In a Tin were Bill Paul Paul Moon Mike Schubert Barb I gtnblrk Helen 1 ions ions Christine The Paul imliljn Mr HILLS FIRE DEPARTMENT and THE ACTON FIREFIGHTERS Something Cordially Invite You To The OFFICIAL GRAND OPENING of the KN ADDITION TO HILLS Fire Station ACTON FIRE HALL Sunday October 22nd 100 pm to pm Official Opening Ceremonies 200 pm Refreshments Sewed boost Aclon FOR HELP IN TELLING ACTON AND DISTRICT 8532010 Again this Halloween Aclon and district children will have the of collecting for Ihe Nations Children Fund at the same lime as they collect for themselves The s Men Club will be arranging for the distribution and collection of the special boxes ALANON FAMILY GROUP at St Josephs Church Hall Church Mondays at p m In formal BB333I0 Houfi EXTENSIVE SELECTION OF HOUSE FIXTURES Tabla Lamp Door Chlmtt Swag Lamp Vanity Control Vacuum Cleaning Wiring Lamp Parti Etc Vamllatlon I Tobies FREE PARKING OPEN DAILY B 30 FRI TILS SATURDAYS