Mantovani the Maestro of Pop Orchestration
A detailed portrait of Mantovani, Venetian born and English bred, shaping the pops scene with the Tipica Orchestra. He explains audience tastes, his blend of classical training with light music, and his ongoing appeal through Charmaine and extended North American tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allhach
Mantovani
Saint Saenz
Mantovant
Enly
Mastoveni
Victor Borge
Miestro
Mr. Mantovani
Pops
Charmaine
St Alban's Youth Group Plans October Dance
St Alban's Youth Group met October 19 in the parish hall to elect officers Sam Schonnop president Rosemary Bird secretary Mary Jane New treasurer and Bonnie Bristow. They organize a Halloween style event with costume prizes and refreshments, to begin the year long program for high school age participants from 7 30 to 9 30 pm on the second and fourth Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alban’s
Sam Schonnop
Rosemary Bird
Mary Jane New
Bonnie Bristow
Krudwigs Begin Leadership Classes at Georgetown High
Gymnasts Bernd and Krudwig, nationally known, start leadership classes at Georgetown high school from 9:30 and fit classes at Acton district school every Wednesday 8 to 9. They hold many awards from Canadian and U S institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernd
Krudwig
Georgetown High School
Acton
Election of 1969 70 Student Council at Robert Little School
Robert Little School announces new student council leaders for 1969 70 with Robert Little as president Susan Shoemaker as secretary Cathy Front as treasurer and a grade 6 7 and 8 representative team. Staff advisers are Mrs Kathleen Hannah and Mr Doug Copeland. The council plans a Y s Men walkathon for ICEP this Saturday and will organize the Christmas card ule and fund bus trips later in the year. It will also handle school dances and banquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Shoemaker
Robert Little School
Trevor Diggins
Cathy Front
Kathleen Hannah
Doug Copeland
Ana
Students and experts discuss drug abuse and law
ADHS students hosted a talk with Dave Coleman Addiction Services Don Blair a Waterloo student Clinton Yardley and Burlington police Lieutenant George Moore on why people use drugs the dangers of substances and penalties under the Narcotic Drug Control Act and Food and Drug Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazy Ann Freuler Lasthowdy
ADHS
Leen
Dave Coleman
Addiction Services
Don Blair
University of Waterloo
Kitchener
Clinton Yardley
St. Catharines
George Moore
Burlington
Cllinton
Addiction Research Foundation
Moore
L.S.D
Sheridan College Launches Own TV Studio Trial
Sheridan College unveils a year long trial linking its reduction studio with Ted Rogers' Cable TV network in Brampton and Rogers' head end. Students and staff create programs serving educational, community service and commercial interests for local viewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan College
Sheridan
Peete
Sheridan Board of Governors
Tedogers
Brampton
Rogers
Acton High Forms Camping Weekend For Grades One and Twelve
The Physical Education Department organized an eight campsite weekend for 01 and 12 grade students to apply Outdoor Education lessons. First year course, camp setup led by Mr B Andrews and others with tents and canoes at Rockwood Conservation Area starting Friday night October 24. Saturday features hiking and canoeing. campers finish late afternoon. Girls volleyball lost to Ontario School for the Deaf 15-12 15-11, then won 15-11 15-2 in Acton on October 14 under coach Willie Poot and M Tamblyn, with players Susan Clendenning Sharon Ellerby Bente Larsson Shirley Mitchell Linds Perry Debbie Slingerland Evelyn Vanden Brink Grace Bennema Trina Vander Polder. Junior and midget teams competed at SSA cross country in Orangeville last Thursday, with midgets Steve Marshall Glen McKenzie Dave Tomlinton in 2 1/2 mile race. junior team Dave Bittorf Indy Bould Randy Coker George McPhail Pete Morrison Carl Reed Randy Weldon Hank Wissenz, George McPhail placing 18th among ~200 entries. Senior team included Mike Cooper Bob Smith Craig Weldon Gord Williams. Boys soccer beat USC 2-0 at Acton last Wednesday. coach Mr Brears listed players including Paul Cooper Mike Cooper Sam Hubble Mark Hurst Mike Joe Bob Krul Mike Marcoux Jim McNabb John New Steve Porty Brian Sampson Bill Severinski Jim Slaven Joe Tarr Steve Van Fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Rockwood
B. Andrews
Tamblyn
Rognvaldson
Willie Poot
M. Tamblyn
Ontario School For the Deaf
O.S.D
Susan Clendenning
Sharon Ellerby
Bente Larsson
Shirley Mitchell
Linds Perry
Debbie Slingerland
Evelyn Vanden Brink
Grace Bennema
Trina Vander Polder
SSA
Orangeville
Ontario
Steve Marshall
Glen McKenzie
Dave Tomlinton
Dave Bittorf
Indy Bould
Randy Coker
George McPhail
Pete Morrison
Carl Reed
Randy Weldon
Hank Wissenz
Mike Cooper
Bob Smith
Craig Weldon
Gord Williams
USC
Mr. Brears
Paul Cooper
Sam Hubble
Mark Hurst
Mike Joe
Bob Krul
Mike Marcoux
Jim McNabb
John New
Steve Porty
Brian Sampson
Bill Severinski
Jim Slaven
Joe Tarr
Steve van Fleet
Notes from Acton High reveal Carnival plans and trips
Students from Acton High report on a busy period. Grade 12 Physical Education and Students Council plan a Winter Carnival with town involvement. A plant visit, a road trip to Paris with Agriculture classes, and a Quebec City excursion for Grade 13 are noted. An art contest for the yearbook cover is announced with Jane Merrin as editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breer
Paris
Stephanie Merrin
Quebec City
Guelph
Citadel
Sunda
Cy Pti Lad
Tusday
H. Swallow
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Unicef
United Nations
Krudwigs
Canadas
United States
Robery Little School
Stdent’s Council
Oflice Yererdsy
John Ashley
Cathy Frost
Treasure
Busan Shoomsker Proaderit
David Williams
Jim Krepek
Heather Wilkinson
Joan Newman
Terese Cunateghsinin
Robert Werdle
Donne Drew
Sharon Cressey
Vid Marcoux
Robert Little Council
ICEP
Benisinnt
Tim
Westinghouse Sunbeam
Phillips
Electrohome
General Electric
Sunbeam
AFI
Westinghouss
Brena
Hinton
Mary Ann Preuter
Acton High
Mary Ann Preuler
I Wade
Ps Schneider
Erohe
Pau Martindale
Students Council
Hhaven
Ross Lambourn
Atizam
Grarai
Tine
L. A. Duby
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