Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), November 13, 1968, p. 10

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a the acton free press wednesday november 13 1968 oeoeeeeeo adhs slave day wha dat you say maseh slavery came back in style last week when a d hi auctioned off its finest femmes in the name of student councd funds volunteers slood on the auction block on thursday afternoon offering a days undying devotion to the highest bidder some went for as high as a dollar others went into servitude in groups of two or three at economy rates grade 13 gave visible evidence of the cooperative spirit that results from five years of mutual suffering by pooling funds to buy a number of slaves including mrs warner friday it was too late for volunteers to reconsider in one home the early hours of dawn were shattered by a slave singing you are my surjshiim wveruhe telephone to her master mr brays property had to appear in class wearing a gas mask and carrying a huge magnifying glass one unfortunate soul found herself reduced to a betweenclasscoohc peddling about on a tricycle with her master perched behind on a wagon another was so bound up in chains and combination locks that many were afraid site might fall and drown herself in her tears her master was forced criticism of criticism by victor funk lock of proper futilities dampens smoking issue the timeless art of criticism is really gomg wild have you noticed students are running down teachers teachers are running down parents parents aie running down m ps m ps are running down taxpayers behind their backs and canada u running down the us and the vs doesnt even know about canada yet it ts apparently true that if you are concerned about something yourcountry or your school for example the proper thing to do is to criticize its an obvious cue of too many chiefs most people making statements these days have simply no idea what they are talking about or dont really care its just a matter of nuking j spontaneous conclusion highly biased of course and voicing it just as loudly as you can the result ol all tins glibbertyglub is nothing and thats how much gets done according to the oxford dictionary critical censorious taultfindlng and or skilled in criticism notice the skilled part in a skilled criticism ot something a thorough knowledge ol related lacts should be attempted you hear reams of people every day talking about llarry or cutting up joe because of the clothes he wears tlus type of thing can only hurt my pet beet is a number of students ganging up on another any person can only be normal if he is accepted as normal because what is normal anyway who are you to criticize what did i tt hre i am criticizing criticism according to a recent survey 52 per cent of the students contacted in acton district high school are in favor of a smoking lounge within the building however it appears doubtful that anything wdl be done about it in the near future to meet fire regulations such a room must be specially budt with tile floors and proper ventilation there is no jrea suitable within the school at the present time viceprincipal joe buy commented were sympathetic to the students neids but i cant really see anything until the tune for new building plan comes along results of the survey distributed among students showed that the majority ot smokers in the high school were in the fouryear program the girls are mostly in the four year business and commerce courses the boys are more widely spread out oddly enough the highest percentage of smokers are at the grade 10 level there appears to be no definite reason tor this trend unless the novelty simply wears oft by the upper grades while s- per tent ot the students voted in lavor ol the lounge only 10 per ient said they would be willing to clean up alter school a total of 10 per tent stated that their parents approved of the lounge ot those who tilled out the survey per cent were smokers another 1 1 per cent said they telt they might start smoking if they had the lounge with the survey completed and the administrations attention caught most students appear to feel that the whole issue has been smoked to death for the time being anyway jtt jjrcss youth to reduce her burden to a mere pound or two of steel or face charges by the humane society for the protection of dumb animals throughout the day slaves carried books washed cars massaged necks and entertained the every whim of their all too enthusiastic masters a dance in the gym friday night with special rates for masters and slaves completed the project a profit of 57 dollars was banked by the student council to be used for future efforts and for the support of the schools foster child overseas fresh tracks by barbara mcintosh till reading bug for years i lived in a world no bigger than my own experience and no brighter than my own imagination then i discovered books at first i was a onetrack reader within a matter of weeks i had consumed every horse novel on the shelves of our local library then it was jungle boy and tarzan of the apes after i discovered i was a girl i advanced into nancy drew mystery books and the anne of green gables series i remember that i liked to read late at night when the house was quiet i used to put a sweater over the top of my bedlamp so my mother couldnt see that the light was still on once in the middle ol stephen leacocks sunshine sketches the sweater ought fire i had to change reading habits from then on prescribed school books automatically became dull even before i started reading them somehow knowing that they were doomed to analyiation and dissection took away the glamor and excitement the reading habit seems to be like progressive alcoholism once you begin to get a taste for it it becomes a need that must be satisfied or it results in a nervous irritable sickly condition the hooked reader will stop at nothing to absorb the printed word he reads the paper the cereal box and the label on his silverware for breakfast he absorbs billboards gum wrappers licence plates and even painted sweatshirts anything to tide him over until 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