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Valid for new bookings only. Package prices are per person based on double occupancy in lowest room category. Packages may include an Early Booking Bonus where applicable, these savings are reflected in the advertised price. Prices subject to availability at time of booking and subject to change without notice. Taxes, fuel surcharges and travel related fees are extra. For full details and terms and conditions refer to the World of Vacations brochure Ont. Reg. #.50009487 & 50009844 519-853-1553 1-888-833-8953 FAX: 519-853-1559 379 Queen St., Acton ON L7J 2N2 «Best Price, Best Service Since 1972» HP HAPPY: Thanks to Hewlett Packard Canada and the Halton Learning Foundation, Acton High School s now have $16,000 worth of new multi-media computers. With teacher Norbert Axtmann (second from right) and the grateful senior technical design class last Tuesday were Foundation executive director Mary Mascarenhas and HP rep Lisa Mak. -- Submitted photo Relay for Life aids cancer fight By Marissa Kidd Acton High School will be holding its 3" annual student-organized Relay for Life on Friday, April 29. This Canadian Cancer Society fundraiser is named for the nature of the event which involves teams of approximately 10 students col- lecting pledges and taking turns running, walking and strolling around the track to support the fight against cancer. Lasting from 7p.m. until 7a.m., Relay for Life is a non-competitive event that not only fundraiser for the Canadian Cancer Society but also carries out their mission to educate Canadians about cancer prevention. While students are welcome to pitch temporary hangouts for their teams in "Tent City," there will be lots of entertainment lasting the whole night. Live bands, contests, inflatable bouncy houses, Acton High School's own Im- prov Club, movie marathons and more are all lined up to entertain this year's expected 200 Relay participants over the 12 hour period. Inthe fall of 2002, Acton High School's student council was approached by the Canadian Cancer Society to become one of the first high schools in Ontario to host a Relay for Life. The event has continued to involve staff and students each year. In that past two years, this awesome night of fun, friendship and fundraising has involved well over 300 participants and raised over $26,000 in proceeds -- half of which have gone towards cancer research and one third of which have come back to programs within our own community. Each year, the event commences with April 17th, 2005 : Gate : Paden e' enden: F family & friends, ee Congratulations! Happy Birthday and best wishes on your first | |. birthday. Lf Lots of love. From Uncle Chris, Anut Gail, Cory, G, Nana and Mommy SSeast wishes the Survivors' Lap -- a celebratory first lap of the track dedicated to life, survival and victory in the battle against cancer, walked by cancer survivors and their families in the Acton community. Later in the evening, the Luminary Ceremony involves the lighting of candles placed in hundreds of white paper bags upon which personal messages and touching words of commemoration, encour- agement and hope are illuminated to remember those who have been lost to cancer or who are currently battling it. Placed around the track to glow through the night, luminaries -- which are available at the school for $5 a piece - are a constant reminder of how deeply cancer affects so many Canadians -- the very reason for holding Relay for Life. Students still wishing to participate Continued on page 13 Social & Personal x 6p.m.-1:30a.m. XOXOXOXO é or $20.00 @door 2 3 2 ie ¢ ° 2 3 eS 4 2 2 ee o ae 2 e 2 a o s a se se Qbtag and Boe gin us in the celebration Sof 'arrard Soamea SSitarz Date: April 30th, 2005, Address: Milton Sports Centre 05 Santa Maria Blvd., Milton Tickets: $15.00/person Available at Bronze Salon, Acton -- **Door prizes to be won, lots of games and more!!!** er included (buffet style) Love Curtis, Bailey and Riley