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Page.8— Halton Hills This Week, cial for some People and . thereby enrich all of our oF (905) 874-3063) lives. presents... NIAGARA FALLS “FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS” For the past thirteen years, Pathway Tours has taken thou- sands of motorcoach travellers to witness this world renowned display of beauty. This year Beeline Travel is offering this motorcoach trip for the opening The school-embarked ona campaign with Mrs. Susy Lorito and Madame Julie Goulet, teachers at the school, Mr. Bob Soroko, the principal and Mrs. Tracey Craig, the manager of Canadian Tire. . Boxes were set up at the School and at the cash coun- ters of the store, asking peo- ple to share their loose lian Tire money. By ‘simply depositing the On the opening weekend a| J} for the week of OCTOBER 251 wonderful parade, complete | | MONDAY. wit d the “flip of | 5:30. TV Story Time a switch” to officially turn on ‘ the lights and welcome th 6:30 Campbelivilo ho have com: 7:30 The Blue Puttees this opening weekend. On November 20th, Charley Pride | ff 8:30 Custom Car Show and Boots Randolph will per- TUESDAY form the first show and on| J 5:30 Religion November 21, Tommy Hunter, | ff 6:00. Optimists TV Bingo George Jones and Janice Fricke | f 7:00 Halton Hills Council will continue with the enter-| [| WEDNESDAY 5:30 TV Story Time Specia Christrhas project Weekly Programme Schedule ee 5¢, 10¢, 50¢ and $1 bills, the school was able to accumu- late a great deal. This money was then con- verted into buying power for toys at Christmas. Students, teachers and parents then, as in this year, help to unload the merchandise and deliver it to the Georgetown Love in Christ Food Bank, which accommodates families with food, clothing and in this case, toys for Christmas and ighout the year. Holy Cross School wishes to again sincerely thank the generous community for always finding “that little extra” to help each other in need. ith to OCTOBER 29th, 1993 THURSDAY 5:30 Religion one. Community Calendar 30 7:00 Sports 7:30 Focus pen 8: iermany Live FRIDAY 5:30 Community Calendar 8:30. Region Council (Oct, 20/9 7:10. Taste of Wine ‘ iy Check Schedule daily; on Cable 4 opening weekend of Festival of | ff 6:00 Community Calendar | Lights. 6:30 Money in the Bank (ecoumen =To o ete For further information| J 7:00. Seniors Showcase call Beeline Travel. 8:00 TBA 853-1270 Holy Cross school students in Georgetown, n hi with the G ing cam; ae Se you to deposit your Canadian Tire coupons in the coupons donated will then be used to pu display irchase toys to are continuing their Canadian Tire store. The students ask second annual fundrais- boxes by the cash registers and be donated to the Georgetown Love in Christ Foodbank for Christmas. Pictured above, at back (left) is, campaign coordinator and teacher Susy Lorito and Principal Bo! coupons are Lynn Moreland and Michael Eichstedt. Craft sale at GDHS Sa By Bryn Davies This is a very busy week at Georgetown District High School. On Monday, as a follow-up ncipal’s Corner to our all candidates’ assem- blies, GDHS students cast their ballots for the candidate of their choice. At the time of writing, the turnout and the Tesults were not available. It will be interesting to see if the Students’ choice reflects that of the wider community. A long-standing tradition at GDHS is to recognize stu- dents who have made a spe- cial contribution to the school or who have distinguished themselves academically. This week, 47 grade 10 stu- dents, 56 grade 11s, 37 grad 12s and 27 OAC students will be entered on our 1992-93 Honor Roll for having earned 80 per cent or better in their courses last year. An additional 43 OAC stu- dents from last who are now in University will be recog- nized as Ontario Scholars at b Soroko. Students displaying photo by Simon Wilson/HHTW. turday Commencement on Friday, November 5. Special thanks to Ann Campbell for her many hours. of hard work to make this year’s assemblies So successful. This Saturday. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to-4 p.m. the GDHS Tech Department will host its 6th annual Craft Sale. Over 130 vendors - many of them new ~' will'be.on hand. Come and enjoy the atmos- phere, get some great deals on hand-made gifts for Christmas, and help support Student projects at our school. Admission is-$2. Children are free. This Friday is the monthly meeting of .our Parent Advisory Group. This week’s agenda includes a discussion of student smoking, an analy- sis of our Priority on atten- dance, and a review of the channels to go through in order to have questions or concerns answered. Open to all ages - 3 prizes awarded 10:30 a.m. ister at the BIA Office - 116 Mill Street of Costumes on Main Street South Special Treats for all Entrants! Dress for the occasion and join the i rgetown FIND THE ORANGE POSTER AT PARTICIPATING BUSINESSES AND SA. TRICK OR TREAT Mon hoo Georgetown Central 4 6 5 Business Improvement Area Th a 873-21 91 116 Mill Street 4078 es 211 Guelph St., wntown Geo Sat.9-6 Sun. 11-5 GEORGETOWN 873-4970