oaaotjara or the robrr uttib school i- graduates of the m z bennett school public school graduates told to hold on to their ideals aeton public school graduates were challenged to use the know ledge they acquired during school years to make the world a better place toliveat the annual blntjlier in the robert tittle auditorium wednesday esojueslnge supervising prin cipal eric balund guest speak er told the 96 graduates from both acton schools that for youth all tilings were possible there was a great deal to be done and young people can do it hold on to your ideals bo urged thii graduating classos govern your lives so poople count mr balkind reminded his listeners that education doesnt end when they graduate from school he urged toleranco of other points of view and a readi ness to meet people and care for them citing his own heroes in life men uke sir edmond hilary and sir francis chichester who con quered obstacles because they offered a challenge mr balkind put the onus on graduates to accept the challenges the world offered there are many things uke the housing shortage and crowded montal hospitals where change is needed where people who care are essential mr balkind said the long hair some youths wore was their way of challenging accepted beliefs and standards he felt it was up to adults to come up with the answers the speaker was introduced by jean matanlc and appreciation expressed by petermorrisonand susan patrick with a suitable gift the top students from each of the two schools were presented with a trophy from the legion ladles auxiliary bv mrs cord james winner from the robert little school was jack holmes an honorable mention went to jud rody anita i raids took the honor at the mz bennett school mrs ea uclkea represent ig the duke of devonshire chapter of the lode presented ronald mcguln of the robert little and antonya muhar of the mz ben nett school with cash awards for the students showing the most improvement over the school year an honorable mention went to john pauw of the robert little sehool joanne pavjj proposed the toast lothe schools and cathy papluon introduced the head table dennis haroden was the very capable chairman another highlight of the evening was the presentation of giftsfrom both schools to public school board chairman cyril bishop diane bousfleld and jackholmes of the robert little school pre sented a first aid kit on behalf of their school debbie bagby presented an oil painting by george bowman a local artist on behalf of the mz bennett school mr bishop promised it would hang in a place of honor in the new addltiontothe school entertainmentwiso the stu dents and guests had a lively sing song after a roast turkey dinner prepared and served by grade viii mothers under mrs bert hlnton music maestro glen banks tickled the ivories and joined harmoniously with vlce- prlnclpal doug copeland on the singing end henry wlssem thanked the mothers for the banq tot and mrs hlnton replied steven vanfleet asked the blessing a dance tied the evening up with a big graduation bow graduates are m z bennett aherne sean albano michael andersen kirsten bagby deb orah braida anita brlgden steven cooper jeffrey coul- trup howard cunningham dav id drlnlcwalter denlse drys- dale larry green allan hall rosalind hepburn nancy holmes james howson bobby hunter david irwin brendan kowall wendy leckle margaret lee david matanlc ivanka mccallum robert mcmillan robert muehlbacker theodor muhar antonija parson robert pavll joanne pope michael priest carole prystasz cathy salt robin stevenson james sllngerland kathy streets debhra turkost gary vlletstra joanne weldon ran dy wlsseni henry robert uttle armstrong bonnie ashley catharine bareos sidney bin rosemary bousefleld diane crispin sandra crosken shane det orest larry dehaan william edge gary elung chrlsteli frliell james gld- man janet gray alexander harnden dennis hewitt deb orah hlnton catherine holmes jack johnson glynls lawson lar ry marcoux mary francos matheson margot maxwell corlnne mccuuoch rowland mcgilloway deborah mcguln ronald mckenale bonnie mcnabb barbara mcnabb brenda mellon sharon milne steven morrison peter nesset gay new john nlcolak judy crourke robert papluon catherine papluon deborah patrick susan pauw john pratt barbara provls william reed carl rody judy rogers ann kow- soll george schuts rlny schonnop samuoltaylorgarth toth robert vandam janet vander kooy nellie vanfleet sandra vanfloot stephon van opstal adrian vuk mary woods bonnie no advanced swimming unless more register there may be no advanced swimming lessons this summer if more registrations are not received by the first of next week only 22 signed for the lessons on tuesday and program organ iser harold townsley feels that 60 are needed to make it worth while if we dont get enough we arc going to have to drop it he robert utue principal g vv mckeniie the doke jol devonshfre iobe award- fdr congratulates jack holmes jr left who won the student showing iho mosf improvement the legion ladies auxiliary award for the ron had avj 1 lpereont increase in marks dur- student with the highest average in grade ng the school ybar christian reformed bible oig and- ronald mcguin right who received staff pholov- school begantuesday morning dancing from 5 pm until 1 am jeff barry dance at the acton legion auditorium friday july 5th admission 300 evsryon wkom wrm milton roxxi theatre 878 3272 show times sun thru thurt 8pm fri g sat 7 9 p m sat matinee at 2 p m thurs fri sat july 4-s- eight on the lam color bob hope phyllis diller sky bluc pink cartoon sunmontueswed july rt910 torture garden adult color jack palance beverly adams sound of horror james philbrook j thulis4tlsat the perils of pauline july 111319 color pat boone pame1a austin two faces op kenya vicious viking cartoon news in brief said i had more phone calls about it than people to register and if they dont register there is nothing more we can do the advanced swimming les sons would be held at kelso rive days a week from august 12 to 22 a second registration day has been set for next monday at the arena from lto41nthe afternoon the town hall lobby and front door has new paint and varnish with school holidays comes increased need forcarefuldrlvlng there was only one minor accident in town on the holiday weekend other parts of ontario made up for it changes aro being made in classes at the fall fair and the prixe list will be printed soon a few extra flags were flying for dominion day but the town was quiet except for the noise of traffic passing through quito a few special ovonts planned for tho lasf few days of school had to be cancellod because of the rainy weather au tho district parks were jammod with swimmers and pic- nlckors on tho weekend actonlans wore at bockwood kolso water- ncundstho to ond rffairv anta ida olds the legion ladles aux- right won the i o d e award for showing the vl nrf nliit iliary trophy sho won for being top student most improvement ovor the school year mrs thov wore catching won tthe non- bmong fj of ho m z bennett public gord james presented tho logion ladles tro- swlmmlrur woathor of june scno while teacher mrs bob bruce left and phies whilo mrs e lidkoa acted on bohalf of her principal elmer smith right offer con- the duke of dovonshiro i o d e gratulations antonie muhar second from staff photo a b supermarket 9 mill st acton 8530075 maple leaf no 1 hav loin of pork chops 5 lb brown n serve chops 85 lb schneiders 1lb pkg sizzler sausage 55c triangle 1lb plcg steakettes 55 frozen food blue water mb pkg cod fish chips 43c maple leaf lilb tin save 40c hams 13 prices effective july 3456 fresh produce daiiy usa no 1 potatoes 10175c ont no 1 lettuce 235c canada no i freih 1lb print butter 65c swarf i 16oz plastic container save 47e peanut butter 31 libbys 18oz bottle save 15c catchup 259c heinz 14ox tins save 25c pork beans 4s69c nabob mb bag save 20c coffee 69c ay inter 19oz tins save 14c k pie fillers 39c tree brand 19oz tins save 45e 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