Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), May 14, 1980, p. 20

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of the lock and the exact whereabouts of the money The combination lock was opened and a locked teachers room through which the thief travelled revealed ence of someone working away at the locks says Mr Simpson There are only two places in the school where the com nation can be found according to the The money will be re placed by the Halton School Board and the teacher who was respon for the money in a split Unfortunately the onus Is on the teacher HE- iilaflfl I SIX -V- llMt iBBBBHrfillSIt I Three yearold I aura Isnt a student at St Josephs but she can hardly wall lo admission fane and her mother Sherj I Wedemlre were at the school open house last Thursday as part of Education week in Ontario Laura just had to try the mini m in the class who had the money In trust Mr Simpson says The four day trip will cost each student Youngsters raised money and had the help of a donation from the Skate- a Its put a damper on the trip Mr Simpson agrees weve talked to the students asking for clues and Information Its a serious question of trust factor we have to rethink what to expect in Washington But we wouldnt have cancelled the trip police are still Investigating the matter with no further develop ments Police consider cruisers Halton Regional Police would like to move to smaller more fuel ef ficient cruisers but these cars are presenting some problems Police Com mlssloners were told the smaller cars will mean officers will have to learn how to drive again as the cars are lighter in weight but have large engines One civilian member of the force has tried the small carlarge engine combination and he found it a very powerful handful The other problem is that the extras police need like limited slip differentials heavy duty suspensions and stabilizer bars are not often available on the new generation smaller cars While these options are in many cases standard on large cars Police Chief Jim Harding said he believes the force should move to mid size Police are now ten derlng for replacement and com miss loners decided to leave the size open so that police could get quotes on all typos of cars a e Lepage help make it easy Four bedroom storey Tudor with double garage finished family room with fireplace all on a beautifully landscaped lot in Acton Owner has bought so hurry and sec this with MAIN ACTON Bungalow with fully fenced yard backing onto Fairy Lake bedrooms large living room with kitchen with built in dish washer room with Franklin stove this attractive property on busy Main Street has a potential commercial Value Phone Bill ONeill for further details ACTON BEGINNERS BARGAIN Spacious 3 bedroom townhouse tend unit with IOitTj financing to July Company relocation all reasonable offers considered Please call Marg Kcarns AE ONTARIO LTD 389 Main Street Milton Ontario 8784101 TorontoUna4168ZS921B The school beat Church Services THE CHURCH OF ST ALBANTHE MARTYR Willow ft St Albans Tribo DA of c Mrs frank Sunday May HoIyEuchatiM 30o m Sung Eucharist 30n m Baby Corn 10 amWookly Holy Communion ALL WELCOME SALVATION ARMY Goapol Sorvico Sunday at p at Trinity Church Acton TRINITY UNITED CHURCH A Elliott PhD Director of Muse Sunday May 1880 a Morning ship Rethinking Confirmation m Sunday School Baby Fold and Toddlora Caro Welcome CHURCHILL COMMUNITY Mr Jonkmi Sunday May IB80 II a in Worship Sni fin infill ACTON BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor Rov 30 a m Sunday School for allugis It m Worship Follow PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA KNOX CHURCH ACTON JohnA Robertson A Choir Mr E A Hansen A Sunday May 1880 1 1 m Tiro Layman Job In Our Day Old nation of Eldors a m Church School Nursery Baby Crocho provided ALL WELCOME By Janet Rowe The spirit of students and teachers was over whelming last Saturday when over 160 students joined in the Kinsmen Bump for Life to raise money for Cystic Fib rosis Knowing that George town was back In the rape students knew they had to try harder if they wanted to hang on to the trophy for the fifth year At 10 Acton High Stud ents had won once again and the students from Georgetown High joined us here to complete the 10 hours Over will go to Cystic Fibrosis from students and teachers at Acton High Thanks goes to the Kinsmen of Georgetown for sponsor ing this project and we hope to take part again next year Tomorrow is Track and Field Day 1080 So come out and take part The Acton High School band will travel to Edmonton this weekend During their week long stay they will tour thr ough parts of Edmonton entertaining schools and renewing their friend ships with the Edmonton band members made during the exchange in February by Last Monday May a Thank You Party was held at the school for the people other than the cast who helped with our operetta Then on day there was cake for the cast On Thursday Mr and Mrs Mag wood went to the Music They visited three schools where the competitions were being held They also had lunch with the of the festival Yesterday two Dental Health Nurses came to the school They visited the classrooms giving tips on how to brush teeth properly On Friday many pup ils in the school will be receiving a booster shot This will be done by nurs es in the Health Room The booster shot Is the TRIAD vaccine which protects us against Diphtheria Tetanus and Polio McKenzie Smith Last week student cou ncil held a Mothers Day draw for a doll two cush ions two doilies and then all ballots were for a cake of the winners choice mode by Mrs Gibson The winners were the doll Shannon Lindsay the and Kris Dawk ins the doilies- Lorenzo and mon Clow and the cake- Graham White The students are reminded that the dead line for placing an order for a yearbook Is Friday May 10 We must sell copies of the yearbook In order to proceed with this project If we do not sell the required number then the yearbook will be can celled for this year This week Is track and field week at McKeruie- Smllh The results will be posted next week Thursday May is Greaser Day We are hoping many students will come dressed in costumes and stay far the dance Last week was ion Week at Spoysidc On Monday Tuesday and Wednesday parents came in and visited the classrooms in the morn ing

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