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4 THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, MAY 25, 2006 Nicole Before Nicole H. of Rockwood has discovered the amazing results from Herbal Magic. Nicole has lost 66 lbs since September and has 43 lbs to go! I am much happier and my mood has improved drastically. I am laughing again! Acton Market Plaza 372 Queen St. Acton 519-853-8123 www.herbalmagic.ca Herbal Magic has given me my life back. I feel like I have been given a second chance to go out and enjoy life. Nicole is 14 lbs ahead of schedule! Nicole Now Acton Committee of Halton Hills Candlelight Tribute would like to thank the following for their support: Veterans, Volunteers, Businesses, Air Cadets, Sea Cadets Parents & Students, Children, Police and All who participated before and after the Parade, for making this years event such a great success. We look forward to seeing you all again next year. WE WILL REMEMBER THEM Thank you from: Your Acton Committee: Renee Watson, Dave Crook Wayne Young, Lynda Paul, Lori Ford, Joyce Buchanan, John Wagg Heather MacKinnon, a grade 11 student at Christ the King Secondary School was one of three new stu- dent trustees appointed to the Halton Catholic District School Boards trustees for the 2006-07 term. Heather represents North Halton while Ryan Durran a Grade 11 student at Assumption SS represents Burlington and Jaclyn Peluso, a Grade 10 student at St. Thomas Aqui- nas SS represents Oakville. The three student trust- ees represent almost 8,700 students at- t e n d i n g Halton Catho- lic secondary schools. Heather MacKinnon replaces An- thony Luna, a the right to be present at in- camera Board sessions. Heather MacKinnons ac- tive parish participation, involvement in public speak- ing and valedictorian at St. Francis of Assisi School in 2003 were cited as well as being an active volunteer in the community, dedicating time and service to local fundraisers such as Crop for Cancer and Relay for Hope. She also maintains a part-time job in retail and is enthused about the trustee position. Heather MacKinnon Catholic trustee Christ the King student who represented North Halton for 2004-05 and 2005-06. As student trustees they have the same rights as elect- ed trustees to participate at meetings of the Board and at committee meetings but do not have voting rights nor Heather MacKinnon BMO BUCKS: Bank of Montreal area manager Rick Ross (right) and Acton branch manager Alan McEwen presented a cheque for $2,500 to ASAP (Acton Sports Action Park) member Councillor Clark Somerville and Helen Colvin on Friday. Frances Niblock photo