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12 THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 2000 Citizen... Continued from : Later, smce he worked in GUEST SPEAKER: Rev. Lucy Reid from the Uni- versity of Guelph Chaplaincy, guest speaker for the recent World Day of Prayer service at Trinity United Church, examines a display of clippings from previous events with Elly Tuitman, an organizer for this year's event. - Maggie Petrushevsky photo. Fill in photo gaps Jim and Shirley Dills write from Milton to fill the name gaps in the school staff photo of 1952 which appeared in the New Tanner's March 2 issue. In the middle row next to Dena Braida is Jean Kirby. Next to Isabel Anderson is Mrs. Wilkinson. In the first row next to Mrs. Wyman Lit- tle is Billie McKay. Jean Kirby is now Jean Julian and lives in Guelph. Billie McKay married Andy Nicol "and I believe they are in the west." Nancy (Lambert) Wilhelm drew Shirley's attention to the photo and Jim writes he en- joyed seeing The New Tan- ner. "Wish I could get a sub- scription 'way down here' in Milton," he writes, "but I man- age to catch the odd copy." Milton for eight years, he played his intermediate and senior hockey in that town. After he retired from that | level, he went to play with the Guelph Musketeers in the Guelph Oldtimers league. "T had to retire at 48 be- cause my legs gave out," he says with a grin. His personal hockey ca- reer was in addition to his volunteer duties as an Acton bantam coach for 17 years. He was also part of Acton's Jun- ior B team management. That team was moved to Junior C and then shifted to Erin. He is still assistant general man- ager of the Erin Junior C Shamrocks. He coached his sons, Steven and Jeffrey, and vol- unteered with the figure skat- ing club while his daughters Karen and Julie were taking lessons. Now he is a life member of the volunteer fire ent, the Acton Minor Hockey As- sociation and the Acton Fig- ure Skating Club. Townsley and wife Doris celebrated their 50, wedding anniversary in 1998. They have four children, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Townsley will be hon- oured as the Rotary Club's Acton Citizen of the Year at a dinner at the Royal Canadian Legion Br. 197 later this spring. ACTON ACHIEVERS: Acton Hig Z h school students recently received recog- nition for their efforts in the classroom and out at a special breakfast. Among recipients were from the left: Shannon Peart, Erin Lewis, Becky Chapman _and Mike Fowler. - Maggie Petrushevsky photo Achievers get recognition Once again Acton High school staff presented certifi- cates to some of the school's special students at an Achievers breakfast at the school. The program, which has been operating for sev- eral years, recognizes achiev- ers at the end of each semes- ter. oe are not neces- sarily those who earn top marks in a class, says school counsellor Linda Ellis. 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