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Acton graduates Of the students of Wilfred Launcr to receive their degrees at the recent convocation held at Kitchener Memorial Itorlum Acton Sandra A wis awarded a general Bachelor of Arts degree mil Peter W received a in business administration Car theft Regional Pi lice ore investigating theft of vehicle from rural Acton home Police the Civic was stolen from theft I Acton residence Saturday Baseball booth entered Nothing was reported stolen following a break and enter at the Minor Baseball Associ storage booth Sunday The booth in Prospect Park was entered when the door was forced open Fire call Monday night Acton Fire Fighters were to chimney fire on the Line north into Erin Township The First Cadet of he Year Is old Brian Lawrence of Cook Brian who has belonged to the Cadet Corps for five yean accumulated the most badges of any cad during the year Brian also received a plaque and new Bible during the Corps recent annual banquet at the Christian Reformed Church Acton Corps has about Cadet of he year is a new award Lung names officers At the recent annual of the Lung held in Burlington the slate of officers for 19B0 included Acton own II Bert and Lore no of Lime house Both Mr and Mrs Sanford were on the board for Mr name has been presented for nomination for the Executive Committee for the 1980 He served on the same committee last Edmonton friends host school band The Acton Free Press Wednesday 1980 3 Last Sunday May i5 forty members of the Aeon High School Con cert Band returned after a week in Edmonton guests of the High School This was the second part of a cultural exchange arranged through Open House Canada a depart of the secretary of state that encourages students to experience other parts of Canada first hand The tour began when the band arrived in Edmonton late Sunday evening May 18 Old friendships were renewed us the students were billeted with the families they had hosted In February On Monday they visited Fort Edmon ton a reconstruction of a wooden stockade fort that had originally stood on the site of the present parliament buildings The next day they toured the Gulf refineries to learn first hand about the petroleum industry The Citadel Theatre was the next step as students visited the three theatres and the workshop area in the complex ThcMuttart Conservatory designed New drug report A vivid picture of drug and alcohol use by students may be revealed soon in an Addiction Research Foundation study The study will have significance to all high schools though only one Oakville Trafalgar High School is the subject of study according to researcher Marlene Swar brick Copies of the study are to be presented to the Hal ton Board of Education It a major project of ours this year Mrs Swarbrick said In a rec interview It was taken on because the asked us to give it of the amount of use ofdfiigs and alcohol in the school as a cluster of five glass pyramids displayed plants from different climatic zones and provided many in settings for photographs At the Stewart School an ap preciative audience of retarded children heard the band give Its first concert One youngster conducted the last number on the program much to the delight of the band 1 hey were introduced at the Legislature by the Minister of Labour to much desk thumping by the MPPs and heard Premier speak on the Quebec Thursday was per formunce day with concerts for the host school at noon and a combined concert In the with the three bands from Rosa Sheppard For the final numbers musicians joined forces Friday provided for touring the Common wealth Stadium swimming at the Aquatic Centre and shopping downtown The band to Calgary the next day then on to the mountains to ride the gondola to the top of Mountain overlooking Banff to swim In the hot springs and shoot roils of film at Lake Louise hey returned to Edmonton after a seventeen hour bus ride weary but thankful that had hod the opportunity to sec this part of Canada Throughout the week the friendships that developed laid the basis for many fond memories and plans are afoot for some of the students to get together again this summer Many found they had gained new Insights into the thinking of western Canada and all agreed the trip was well worth the weight gamed and the sleep lost May June Thu 30 Sit 31 Sun 1 Ken Tubs Little Darling McFaddcn signs the region government petition which li being promoted by Water down resident Mike at the right In the centre alts Ann Peterson collected about ITS signatures from Acton and Georgetown residents He Indicated he will return soon for more signatures Boyd Mackenzie w born on the whose lumber business is I Nassaiueyi still operating in both Town Line just of and Georgetown in J87G COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL AGRICULTURAL AGRICOMM building systems ltd 8770588 y THE ACTION IS ON COME AND PLAY EVERY SINGLE NIGHT ENTIRE HALL ON ONE FLOOD FREE ADMISSION BUSES PARK IMC SUNDAY 3500 INFOUMATION OR 9748 AFTER ALL PROCEEDS TO CHARITY INTERNATIONAL CENTRE AIRPORT 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