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23 1967 11th nellis family reunion enjoyed gormac park aug 6 iounty of the harvest arrives at acton flour mills in trucks directly from the farm a constant lineup of trucks waits to deliver the bounty of the land to the cavernous stor age silos each truck is weighed and then a moisture test is given if the grain is dry it goes directly into a storage bin if it has mors than 1 4v2 per cent moisture it goes onto a belt to have heat blown on it to dry it then the grain is weighed again left one of the trucks is precisely weighed staff photos eight summer school students boost marks at brampton course eight high school students who attended summer school in brampton during their holidays have all passed their subjects as a result three more students will receive grade 12 diplomas tills fall others will now pass on with the other students in ttwlr grade this is the first time acton students have had the opportun ity to make up their marks dur ing the summer principal ted hansen said that in the spring when marks were given out there were 17 names specified of stu dents who could benefit from the summer school program of these nine agreed to pay the re quired 930 and register one lat er dropped out for reasons of health the school ran from july 3 to august 11 ending with the exams altogether there were 370 stu dents attending summer school at central peel secondary school in brampton students came from all over the area including 54 from georgetown this school had no dropouts no truants and no afsathy in the eyes of either teacher or student since everyone was there simply because they want to improve themselves there were three types of courses offered enrichment im provement and makeup not the cosmetic type but the making up of lost subjects in the makeup section the opportunity was given to take two subjects they missed with the mark they receive at summer school replacing the mark on the june report only applicants who attained at least 40 in the failed subject and with an over all average of no less than 50 were eligible the enrichment course for the better than average student offered subjects they may be un able to take in their next years regular classes typing is ex tremely popular with some young students just about to enter high school enrolled the improvement section was open to students whopassed their regular exams but would like a higher mark and a greater under standing of the subject organizer and principal of the summer school donald lawson head of the science department at bramalea secondary school director of adult education and chairman of georgetowns high school board pointed out that on ly experienced teachers mostly department heads or assistant department heads teach at this summer school this school is run strictly for the benefit of the students he stated in another burst of enthusiasm mr lawson commented in many cases the summer school jjayes a student from repeating a whole year its really a great deal for them the days started at nine and ran till 1220 with a twenty min ute break with classes except typing numbering around 15 the teachers were able to give indiv idual attention not ready to settle down yet still want to travel then go see lou for the best in used cere lous isedcarsi 8564235 st ro an important asset to the school was the fulltime pres ence of guidance coordlnator al morasuttl frequently stud ents in difficulty were in the wrong course or taking the wrong options said the guidance coordlnator and he stressed his availability to both students and parents his office was seldom empty since youngsters concerned en ough to go to summer school were concerned enough about their future it is extremely gratifying to see the students spend their hol iday time and money to come post office beds ruined by vandals post office caretaker george collins who deveted much time to beautifying the grounds there as his own personal centennial project found vandals had up rooted some of his plants and bulbs on the weekend he was surveying his ruined flower bed with regret this week other gardens have been vand alized with corn and plants torn up and strewn on the ground heard shot police received a report of a gun shot saturday night in the crescent the complaint was checked out but no charges were laid a very pleasant afternoon was pent on sunday august 6 by the members of the nellis family when they held their eleventh annual reunion if gormac park rr 2 acton the sports committee handed out prizes for the races and contests winners of the various races were 5 and under girls karen nellis margie johnston boys wayne nellis danny johnston 6 and 7 girls judy scoyne kathy johnston 89 and 10glrls judy johnston heather mllson boyswayne allan john scoyne 11 12 and 13 girls marion nellis young ladlos helen johnston doris burt young men john wesno gordon allan balloon blowing contest john wesno jim nellis the prize for the youngest baby went to michael wesno the enjoyable afternoon was planned by the president laur ence johnston secretary mrs john wesnoandsportscommittee mr and mrs lloyd nellis the group sat down to a bount iful supper members of the new committee are president john wesno sec retary gordon allan sportscom- mlttee jean nellis jim nellis lloyd nellis alfred winer a committee headed by mrs cecil nellis plan on preparing a family tree it was decided to hold the reunion next year on the last sunday in june was born here joseph frederick hrnds whose death notice 1st published this week was born and raised in acton and had many friends here make your reservation for 11 free ii tickets and transportation to hear billy graham sunday sept 3 at exhibition stadium toronto s phone 8530663 bus leaving from maple avenue baptist church si maple ave eatt georgetown at 1 pm children under 1 3 must be accompanied by parent ilwl i ui w liih i t here of their own donald lawson said free will of the eight acton students bringing up their marks four were in grade 12 three in grade 11 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