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0 ths actoo ft pruts wdnwctiy novwntmr 12 i960 i beat jim smith the smoke sting the eyc and hurts the lurtfi while the meagre illumination tire the eyes and consequently the body all around the bustle of the hustling tavern attendants intrudes into conversation in the lobby there stands a long line of customers waiting their turn to linger in this picture from dante such are the usual surroundings for any entertainer oct the tavern circuit peter uann and victor glrber half of the toronto quartet called the sugar shoppe often spend si nights week ir this atmosphere although they neither drink nor smoke having begun their career performing ui dubs two years eailier they now feel at home working under such conditions while enduring the periods between sets the tinging it whit they live for and all thai really nutters is putting oneself across well peter offers when you go up on stage and you know whit youre doing is right even if the response is not up to normal youre till leaching someone in the audience and while vie believes it it unrealistic for the entertainer to expect the audience tlwayt to give its undivided attention he is alio grateful that to date none of their engagements have been too raucous the love of entertaining causes the quartet to perform poor papa the only long which many older patrons come tercjteer although the group now has at least a minor aversion to the number the material were doing now it not really what youd call club material we started out just doing things thai people would like the only songs we ever really did deliberately were the songs from the twenties because we knew we were working in bin ind with these songs we were guaranteed good response you go to i club where everyone it it least over twenty ind they irenl really interested in hewing new material they want to heir old songs thus you cant just do what you want to do ill the time although some groups ire into that but their real interettt now be in more serious music their current record tingle save the country leads them into message songs weve gone through changes both collectively and individually tnd feel very it home doing these types ctttongs explained peter but vic added were still varied there ire dill tome very light whirntieil numbers we do because we like them realizing the great talent it their disposal peter ind vic are thinking very much beyond the confines of the bar circuit they naturally would prefer working solely in concent and are hoping that recent ind approaching television dates will give them the necessary breaks behind them are appearances on both the ed sullivan and johnny carton shows dates on the andy williams show kraft music hall ind another ed sullivan show are still to come in some respects they have solved the ageold chickenegg problem now that the television exposure it building for a group to be successful today theyve got to have hit record and in order to have a hit record they ve got to have exposure on both radio and television itt very very hard to get this exposure on national basis in canada cbc has been generous with air time vic feels but there is a limit to the number of timet a tingle act can be employed on any show and sugar shoppe appears to have approached the saturation stage with the cbc furthermore because of the vastly larger budgets of american television shows canadian shows tend to seen 1 utile ttenle in contrast it it difficult for i ckiadiui to const across well oa a canadian show the ieuawt lie very serious in their intentions to produce an nsiwtumg album for their nest release recently they changed labels because their former label envisioning the quartet as a novelty grauf failed to gnat the freedom which moil performers feel they tsssd- tint fsfeettas has bees largely forthcoming but studio tune sennas a tweoous caextaodit if they had already achieved bttsmatsosai fame ther ttudiot would be constantly available but tuts wiser thes need it tnoo it is unavailable however they have smtpk materia for seven albums and will carefully select the best to ensure a tingle outstanding recording- surprisingly the repertoire ctmentls employed m their rugbldub act will not provide any isttettiosu for thes album the performance being specifically tiesignei ftr the tavesr atmosphere the recording fothe pnvacy of ones home i l for ntw though the pane is not very hectic there ire nrvsmimn weeks when rehearsal is the only business none of the croup cajiecu thes will achieve stardom within the next yearbut swervone accepts at a mater of faith that they will succeed then vic believes there will come a time when sugar shoppe will be jwjuirer to leave canada for in eitended penod to reap the benefits of their budding international reputation fame ill oomeonlv time is in question and when fame joes crane ou can bet that sugar shoppe will not be singing poor papa anymore yomg generation ef officers the general meeting of the young generation was held in the parish hall of st albinthe martyr acton on october is 1969 election of officers for the year 19691970 were held under the direction of mr john last and the following were nominated and elected to office president ricky rocher vicepresident beth mccutcheon secretary roberta strange tieaturer andrei broostad notes from acton high ott potts a shot physical education teacher cathy ott shows student and pads a perfect on hind set shot during friday nights basketball oam at the high school cheerleaders olnad the battle royal for the last five minute of the sgam but their ffortt were in vain at a team made up of ttudentt and teachers tost to the adhs oradi 6048 proceeds of the earn went to lid the blind stall photo adhs senior cheerleaders sported their froelick marie holmes middle row i to r mara sharp new uniforms for the flrtt time at the slaven nancy abram dianne frank front oebl students teachertgrads basketball oame friday booth stiff photo night top row i to r barb browne sharon directors debbie schonnop david holmes colin price kevin jordan cindy baa janet allan sheila cheyne a general discussion followed elections and it wit decided thil the friday night dances would continue as soon at possible for ttudentt of the two acton public schools garry wong wins award at commencement exercises at john f rosa collegiate guelph last friday garry wong of acton received one of two teachers awards these ire presented by the staff to students graduating from the he is the son of mr and mrs four year science and technical- john wong of the royal cafe sports review by mary ann freuter last friday evening was the date for the annual old timers basketball game at the high tchool grids bill lindsborougli dan arbic fred flisnik bob turkou and harry oelrich played hard game giinst their competitors the opposing team consisted of teachers mr eastwood mr tumbull mr martindale mrt sale and mrt oil plus dune fisher nigel scott ken gray stephanie merrin marie timbers bob smith mike cooper and george mcphail representing the student body the senior cheerleaders donned their new uniforms and cheered through the entire game despite the constant meddling the final score wat so48 in favor of the gradt evelyn vinderbrink and debbie iingerland were the refere a record hop was held after the game for the weary players and spectators the 70 profit from the night will be donated to the blind this friday night there will be a repeat of but years las vagis nile persons having the most money left at the end of the program will have choice of i variety of prizes many of which have been donated by ttoret in the community glut stemware tidies wristwatch two mens wristwitchet and an earring tree are only a few of the many pnies by mary ann freuur the third session of the family life education meetings wat held last wednesday evening this was the second gathering concerning drugs after a short welcome by brian skeitell guidance counsellor each o the eight panellist gave a statement firtl wat father lebltitc of the peel county task force the purpose of the task force is to coordinate activities concerning drugs ind to educate the total community he feels that boredom arid permissiveness are the main reasons why people are on drugs bui yundt of the acton pharmacy wat then asked the question how does a pharmacist look on the problem of drug abuse he found it difficult to see how it can act out of any community next to speak was dave coleman youth counsellor frum the wellington health unit mr coleman was also present at the last discussion he feels it unfair to say only drugs and the youth because drugs are also used by adults alcoholism is uid to be far worse than drugs lieutenant george moore of the burlington police force then took the floor he had a board showing marijuana hashish speed acid and glue for glue sniffing ill which had been taken from young adults in burlington lieutenant moore found that the kids ttarted on marijuana and then went on to the harder drugs dr omelon wit present representing the acton medical group he tits dealt with people who tie taking drugs and hopes that we realize that there it certainly a problem trinity united church minister rev gord turner is concerned about people being people and about the poor examples parents are setting with their constant use of pills and alcohol mrt helen liughlen public health nurse explained why hilton county wat slow in helping with this problem although they ire understaffed they now have the aid of dr hunter bob smith student council treasurer feels that it takes a belter student to lay no to driigt and to go on to tchool after all of the pwseluttt had tpoken lli floor wat then open for questions ray salt first asked lieutenant moore if lie was in favor of relaxing the uwstithe question wat referring to marijuana he replied that lie wit in favor of a suspended sentence on marijuana taut not for heroin and narcotics marijuana li always being compared to alcohol willi alcoholic beverages 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