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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1999 Dorothy.. Continued from Page 1 and her boundless energy and quiet kindness make her ial. "Dorothy had made a dif- ference in the community of Acton where she had lived for more than 50 years. She is a tole model that I and many women younger than Dorothy, are trying to live up to," Serjeantson said. "T have the time to give," Rognvaldson said in an inter- view before the presentation. She said she was both "sur- prised and honoured" to have been selected for the award. "I get a lot of satisfaction from taking food to people, helping those who are sick and driving people who need to get to appointments," Mrs. Rognvaldson said, adding she likes meeting new people and that volunteering "gets me out of the house." 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Back, right: Guider Fiona Hess, Guider Brenda LaRose and Councillor Clark Somerville. -- Frances Niblock photo St. Joe's grads excel at B.R. graduating class of 1999 at ceremonies in the school gym while Susan Marie Lehman received the Governor Gener- al's award for the graduate with their highest academic average in the graduating class. She also received the University of Toronto Na- LEGION News BRANCH ee No. 197. & By JOYCE BUCHANAN We would like to thank the Horticultural Society for the gift of Millenium Tulips, which we will plant around the premises and look for in the spring. Thank you so much. Well, the Branch was a busy place this weekend as a bus load of visitors came from Beachville. Glad some of the members were able to come down and help make them welcome. After a couple of hours they left for Guelph. Don't forget the Remem- brance Day parade and din- ner on Nov. 7. Also the serv- ice on Nov. 11. You can meet at the Cenotaph at 10:45 a.m. Mike Manuel has a progres- sive euchre planned for Nov. 27, starting at 1:30 p.m. sharp. It should be a good afternoon tJ Ye: J Acton Guides and the 4 ie CsPL With Village Constable Bill Riddle Singing Dog Cycle o \ * Street Bike ¢ Dirt Bikes ° ATC ° ATV Parts in stock for the Do-it-yourselfers (905) 702-0888 12488 - 5th Line, Limehouse =f Royal Jug City Halloween Safety Tips 1. Children's Halloween costumes should be bright and made of non-flammable material. At- taching reflective tape or other material to the costume helps make trick-or-treaters more vis- ible. For added safety, have your child carry a lit flashlight. 2. Facial make-up is the recommended means of disguise. But if masks are worn, the eye holes should be large enough so that vision is not re- stricted. Costumes should also be kept short in length to prevent tripping. 3. Children should either be accompanied by an adult or travel together in groups while trick- or-treating. 4. Make certain your child trick-or-treats on one side of the street and crosses only at cor- ners. Children should be advised to walk on the sidewalks and stay off roads and lawns. 5. Halloween treats should be taken home to be inspected by parents before eating. 6. Trick-or-treating should occur in the early evening hours. 7. Instruct children to stand at the door of a home, not to enter it under any circumstances. Children should stay away from homes that are in total darkness. 8. Remember that a Block Parent home is a safe place to go when in need of assistance. Par- ents should reinforce this with their children and make sure they can recognize the Block Parent sign. tere 853-2460 In the Glenlea Plaza YOURWAY Custom Pipe Bending Lic. Safety Inspection Stn. 17 Agnes St. Acton 853-0900 Le ter ey =) Fast, friendly lunch! Come join us! Beside IGA Ph: 853-5531 Fax: 853-5366 ager] GRY eta (ata 4 BCE a (acne) MACHT CLASSIC KARATE 145 Mill St. E. Mon -Fri 6:30-9 PM REECE Ly, tional Book Award, and three subject awards in advanced English, mathematics and music. Kevin Dick also received the Bro. Jerry Van Der Eyken award from the Knights of Columbus for a graduate pur- suing a technical field of study as well as the Valedictorian Award and the St. Joseph's CWL award pre- sented to the student who has been active in the parish and school communities. Both Kevin Dick and Susan Lehman were named Ontario Scholars, achieving an average of 80 per cent or higher in their best six Ontario academic courses. Susan Lehman's mark of over 97 per cent was the school's high- est. Kevin is the son of Dougald and Mary Frances Dick of Acton while Susan is the daughter of Ken and Sherry Lehman of R.R. 2, of cards and is open to any- one. Please do not forget our members who are shut-ins and the ones who are ill. Sometimes a call or a visit does wonders. I don't think the patio fur- niture is protected yet and the winter is fast approaching. We are hoping to have ini- tiations at the next general meeting on Nov. 8. Check the Branch for more information. See you at the Branch. Rockwood. Both are attend- ing university. Many Acton parents at- tended the ceremonies with several Acton students among the over 170 gradu- ates. awards were pre- sented by the Most Rev. Anthony F. Tonnos, D.D. Bishop of Hamilton assisted by principal Mrs. Leta Yarema and vice principals Jim Locke and John Quinlan. 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