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STUDENTS HELP AT Comanche in then‘ spare time CONSERVATION AREA Captain Knox ansuered our Claremont Conservation Field questions patientva We had a Centre last week was a hub of very interesting morning and activity “hich saw three stu- \ve thoroughly enjoyed it. dents. from Mr. Herh Stevens‘vThank you. Captain Knox. Building Construction class at DO IT YOURSELF Don Head Secondary School. By Rose Antram constructing an observation and On the morning of November lecture deck on the front of the 8, two science classes \vent to main building. the Ontario Science Centre. It The three students were Roc- is really a great place. There ci Deciantis from Richmond is so much to see and do. Ev- Hill. Robert Landry from eryone likes to operate things Stouffville and Dale Beaulieulhimself and there you can do from Richvale. Mr. George Gal- your ovvn thing. One of the braith was in charge of the‘things you can operate yourself. building operations and. Mr.'that I liked. was an area set Terry Carr manages the Cen-lup like a car. You drive it tre. . {yourself but it's really to see TELEVISION ARTS ‘ lif you are a good driver and By Paula Cordier and lean hit the brakes fast enough Doug MacKenzie :when the stop light appears. Television Arts is a very good If you ever decide to go some- subject to take. It's very ex-Jvhere for a visit. go to the citing and interesting. ThisIOntario Science Centre â€" its course shows you the ins. andlworth it. outs of television and acting. It REMEMBRANCE DAY teaches you to write scripts By David Yeo. and read scripts. It gives you! Wednesday, November 10. 1,. , yuu..n. u.._... “ outs of television and acting. Iti REMEMBRANCE DAY teaches you to write scriptsl By David Yeoi and read scripts. It gives you‘ Wednesday. November 10. a good opportunity to work the some of the students held a equipment and to try your hand Remembrance Day Service. The at acting. I think it's a very program started with the sound good course. {of a gun in the background. Right now We are going to‘and then two minutes silence. do a «em: from the nlay: “No.,f01]0\\'ed by a wreath being iaid Right now we are going to‘an'd then two minutes Silence. do a Scene from the play: “No- followed by a wreath being laid body Waved Goodâ€"bye." Just‘on a grave, Four boys. Gary to give you an idea of some otiGood. Bob Mills, Frank Lindsay the jobs and equipment. I will and Bryan Rason stood at. at- name some. As far as jobs goutention throughout and present- there are stage designers, cam-ed arms. era men. lighting crew. audio: MEN AND Boys crew. producer and assistantj By Brian Gplbrajth PFOdUCE‘I‘: N0“’- for some 0f There was a two-all volley- the equipment. There are cam-hall tie game during activity eras. lights. video-tape ma-‘period November 10 between Chine 811d the (30115018 th'h‘the boys and the men teachers. consists of sections for clean-The boys “Ere putting up a ing. matching. dissolving and,good show with the teachers. wiping. plus the controls for. switching from camera one to camera two. ‘ And that about wraps it up‘ ‘ from the studio at Don Head. AN ENJOYABLE TRIP By Bryan Rason Friday. October 29 some of the Don Head science stud- ents Went to the Maple Airport. Our tour guide. Captain Ed Knox. a pilot, for Air Canada, showed us the instruments on his single engine Comanche. He told us that he flew the DC-8 six models. He preferred them to the others. His wife and he were highly enthusiastic about flying. They fly their NEWMARKET: The town has spent more than $1.000 help- ing the Algonkian Fall Festival. Council had voted 3 cash don- ation of $100. but Mayor Bob Forhan said that as an experi- ment he asked town department heads to keep track of time. labor. material and other ex- tras they put in tolmake the festival a success. TELEVISION ARTS By Paula Cordier and Doug MacKenzie Television Arts is a very Dan Head Secondary School DON HEADLINES l'/2 Miles North of RICHMOND HILL HIGHWAY 11, WEST SIDE BETWEEN SHELL AND B.P. GAS STATIONS VII II COMPARE BUV â€"" _ "A" In”!!! RITE-WA‘YE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE PRICE COMPARE FREE GIFTS FREE TREATS a: NO PURCHASE NECESSARY â€"â€" Open Daily 10am. to9| Regular & Extra Firm Guaranteed BEDROOM SETS ‘omplete with bookcase headboard MATTRESSES $ 095 COMP. AT $29.95 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, S149 LAMPS 01.1. Iv ORTHO-SLEEP COMP. 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