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THURSDAY, MAY 17, 2012 THE NEW TANNER 5 BREAKING BREAD: Acton's Citizen of the Year, Julie Conroy was surrounded by family members, Trudy, Nick and Dylan Conroy, Lois Jacobs, Steve Conroy, Tabitha and Jeff Peuker, (back row) Chris and Julie Conroy, and Theresa Wheatley at the Citizen of the Year dinner and awards night held Friday May 11 at Blue Springs Golf Club. ­ Ted Tyler photo CITIZEN SPEAKS: Acton's Citizen of the Year, Julie Conroy spoke briefly after accepting numerous accolades, claiming she now has "large shoes to fill" Jule was honoured at the Citizen of the year dinner held at Blue Springs Golf Course­ Ted Tyler photo FOOOOORE: Jim Gilliand was in a `zone' while taking a nice swing at the 28th Annual Paul Murr Golf Tournament for the Canadian Cancer Society on Monday at The Blue Springs Golf Club. ­ Ted Tyler photo. HANDSOME HARDWARE: John McNabb and Jon Hurst are admiring the trophies and prizes that were handed out afterwards to the winners of the 28th annual Paul Murr Tournament to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society last Monday ­ Ted Tyler photo. PIE SPIES: Linda Paul, Tom Parker, Wilma Sinclair and Joan Young chose from the assortment of baked goods at the Ballnifad Church's Annual Garage/ Baked goods and Plant sale last Saturday. ­ Ted Tyler photo ROCKIN RIDE: These home made Rocking horses were a huge hit at the Ballnifad Church's annual Garage/baked goods and plant sale last Saturday. ­ Ted Tyler photo