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21 Independent & Free Press, Thursday, January 28, 2010 Achievers recognized at AHS Students at Acton High School were recognized for their efforts at the annual AHS Achievers Breakfast, in which teachers handed out certificates to deserving students. Among those honoured this semester were, front, from left, Cara Lyall, Emmaline Atherson, Eric Cardoso, Travis Kayler, Kendzy Lakin, and Lindsay MacMillan. In back, Caitlin Dalgleish, Lauren Dodds, Courtney Battams, Jake McGinn, Cody Adema, Loren German, Andrei Letavin, Colin Brennan, and Tyler Weylie. Photo by Ted Brown LNH seeks help-- and offers help Literacy North Literacy Halton (LNH) offers a 10-week computer Matters workshop which has been developed spe905-873-2200 cifically for adults who are seeking employment and have never used a computer before. Is that you? Classes run once per week, day and evening in three-hour sessions. Tutoring programs are also available to assist adults with upgrading their reading, writing and/or basic math skills on a one-to-one basis or in small groups. Tutor volunteers needed-- Do you like to learn more about volunteering as a tutor? Training is provided. Call for training opportunities in your community. LNH is seeking volunteer members to serve on the board. If you have an interest in adult literacy and experience serving on a non-profit board, this may be a good opportunity to serve your community. Financial and marketing skills are welcome. Call to request an application package, or visit www.literacynh.org Robbie remembered The people of St. John's United Church held their annual Robbie Burns Dinner on Saturday, enjoying great food, songs and stories. Bett Leverette addressed the haggis as Roger McMahon looks on. Photo submitted Shoeshoeing 101 at Terra Cotta on Sat. A Snowshoeing 101 workshop will be held on Saturday, Jan. 30, 11-11:30 a.m. at Terra Cotta Conservation Area, 14452 Winston Churchill Blvd. Learn the basics of snowshoeing-- this program is intended for those who have never been snowshoeing but all skill levels are welcome. At the end of the morning, enjoy a hot beverage in the Watershed Learning Centre. Dress appropriately for the weather. Snowshoe rental is included. Free with regular admission. Another workshop will be held on Feb. 13. For more information, contact 905-670-1615 ext. 429 or education@creditvalleyca.ca. Dedicating the bells Kyle Jones (left) and Rev. Nancy Rowe (right) join the Kennedy family (Leslie, Scott, Jonah, and Abbey) in a glass of lemonade and cookies at St. George's Church on Guelph St. as part of the celebration in dedicating a significant upgrade to the church's carillon system, which had fallen in disrepair. Jonah and Ashley held a lemonade fundraiser last summer while generous donations from the community added to the $4,700 raised to make the repairs. Photo by Brian LeVoguer