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The Acton Free Press Wednesday Oct 26 JOHN GORJUP accepts the Outers Club award from Tamblyn He is now studying at the University of Waterloo CAROL GRANT WAS one of the three top stu dents of the year LYNN now at University accepted three top school awards as well as an Ontario scholarship and a university scholar ship Keith Black makes the presentation McMASTER NURSING student won a university scholarship Ontario scholarship and three top awards at com mencement ONLY JOKE award of the evening the Closet award came with a kiss Bill Coats congratulates Carol Jordan and presents her with a candy necklace Last commencement exercises held in former high school on Friday The last commencement exercises were held in the former high school gym last Friday night Graduates reluming to receive their certificates and awards had chosen to gather in their old school rather than the new one which opened this fall The school was decorated for the return of high school In the school colors red and white Students families and friends filled the gym applaud the accomplishments of these fine iwng people There were about grade 13 graduates and about 100 grade Dressed in they wcreseatedin special chairs on the floor until the scats ran out The last of the grade 12 stood at the back awaiting the calling of heir names Speaking for Ins fellow students Dan Warren re enacted some of the highlights of the ytar via intercom announcements Hoars of laughter filled the gym as he repeated his imi lotions and told hilarious anecdotes He fumbled a huge mound of notes as he mounted the podium Finally he referred to what the school meant to them all and spoke of the of a small school was a feeling almost like love he said Acton will remain with us all for a long time He was comically in troduced by Geoff and thanked by Ken Ellis Jennifer last year president of the student council presented him with the traditional tonan medal Principal Dean Fink wel corned everyone saying the former school holds consider able meaning and memories He reviewed the schools history high school classes in the old stone school since 1927 the new school opening in and its two subsequent additions Tuneup The new school will be cially opened by the Hon Tom Wells minister of Education Nov The school band played on stage directed by Dave Sale Staff members took turns assisting In the presentations as proud parents crept to the front with their cameras Viceprincipal McLaren closed the program wishing the smiling graduates the best of luck In their endeavors The returning grads had gathered for dinner in the new high school cafeteria before the program while the present grade wcnl together to The Horseshoe Inn for dinner A dance was held afterward at the golf course Three girls shared the top honors during high school commencement award presentations Josee Charle Lynn Carr and Carol Grant Lynn and both received Chancellors scholar ships worth one year free tuition Carol Grant won a scholarship lo Sir Wilfred Laurier University worth Lynn was presented with the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce year math prize with per cent overall the Blue Springs lower Shop award for year rench with per cent and the and Co award for chemistry These were presented by bank man PARTS LABOUR INCLUDED Includes NEW PLUGS NEW POINTS NEW CON DENSER NEW ROTOR Wo also and 95 6cyl 95 8cyl 95 COOLING SYSTEM TUNEUP Were Moving to larger facilities 715 Main St E as of Nov 177 Sa P Same Service 715 Main Street East Milton 2474 Carl teacher Aileen Spencer and John Greifenedcr of Beardmore She Is studying medic ir at McMaster University Charlebois received the Hurst Memorial award for year history with per cent the Clara Grlncuey memorial bursary for academic achievement and scholarship and the Amos Mason Rotary scholarship Presenting these were teacher Harold Swallow Mrs Jocque of Lakeside chapter of the 1 0 and Rotarwn Ed Miss Grlndley was a high school teacher killed in an air crash Amos Mason was the first president of notary here is studying nursing at university Carol Grant received the award the Disston Canada award for academic achievement in geography and the new James Ledger proficiency award for a student con tinuing business These were presented to her by Ruth Wilson staff Bill Pendleton of and Donna Ledger The Rotary club instituted the new award in memory of popular member Jim Ledger Mrs Ledger was present for the occasion Carol is in Business and Commerce at Sir Wilfred Laurier University Other top awards Susan Bruce received the Limited award for five year English from Pauline Diamond Susan is in hotel and food management at the University of Fred Allen received the Acton Pharmacy award for year biology from teacher Rowley He is com pleting his honours program at the school received the Outers awards from Mr Rowley for achievement in Outers activities Paula received the and Co award for chemistry from John and the Building Products award for year physics with per cent from Kevin Conroy Carol Jordan received the G Tyler award from Ted Tyler Jr for outstanding contribution to school life Lorna accepted the Lakeside I O bursary from Lucille its for grade achievement for a student who plans lo continue studies She is in law and security at Sheridan Acton high school staff scholarship was presented by to Dan Warren It is for a student who contributed to the school and is continuing studies He is an undergraduate at Ontario Bible College Carole Saxon won the Legion scholarship Maureen Saxon accepted it on behalf of her daughter who is at Lake- head University at Thunder Bay Fred Allen made the presentation John accepted the John Mcllugh memorH Outers award from Dr Paul He is studying environmental sciences at the of Waterloo Board of achievement awards were presented by trustee Bert Ellen is now studying journalism at the University of Western Ontario Sandra Early is tak English and music at Sir Wilfred Laurier Susan received the Broostad memorial award in art pre sented by Andrea It is a project of the s Mens club As usual there was delighted laughter at the announcement of the winner of the Closet award a neck lace fashioned of Carol Jordan the award from Bill Coats Winners of province of Ontario scholarships are Diane Susan Bruce Lynn Carr Josee Charlebois Mike Carol Grant Leah Stephen Slanlcv Wanita Tarrant and Secondary honour graduation to Mary Anne Bond Brunt Dune Lyrai Cirr Jam Pi men Doug Cooper Mike Ted Beverly Heather Diplomat Ford Alton John KaUwrint Gary Harms Mirk Union Id terry Melody titanic Vie Mirk Brill llurgan Miry Ellen lln Ed Couture Steve Sandra Early Nicole Elaine Foster Peter Donna David Hannah Jink Carol Jordan Bob Colin King John n Paula Power flush cooling system radialor healer hoses Check tan belts Check coolant recovery 19 95 ALIGNMENT NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CARS WITH AIR CONDITIONING AND TORSION BARS 088 m m most CARS Proper home insulation and heat conservation will money This is what Ontario suggests 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