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SECTION A THE HERALD Wednesday November 11 Acton Hi 1981 commencement had two valedictorians Hugs and kisses for 159 AHS graduates By Herald Hugs kisses and handshakes were exchanged as young people climbed onstage to receive their graduation diplomas from teachers at High School Friday night There were 120 secondary school graduation diplomas given out of them honors diplomas in the school as proud parents watched The school band sporting red sweaters with two white bands on the sleeve played as graduates filed In Excitement was In the air as graduating students greeted friends they seen or a few months A welcome from principal Betty Moore opened the program It was an Important night for the graduating students and Mrs Moore reminded them that ultimately they are each responsible for themselves Seven students received Ontario scholarships Tammy Lance Alton Catherine Cavlovic Laurie Early Vincent Lee Julie Pierce and Steve scholarships were won by Vlnce Lee and Cavtovic both of whom won other awards as well For first ever at Acton High there were two valedictorians Paula Remember the funny times they ribbed their teachers and their peers Viceprincipal MrfJiren gave the closing remarks saying the group was unique not only because they drove out two principals during their five years at the school but because their first year at the high school was also the opening year or the new facilities off Churchill Boulevard Scholarships awards and bursaries presented were The Indusmln Ltd Award to Geoff Saxon the Sandra Patterson Memorial Award for music to Pom Andres and Geoff Saxon th Hills Furniture and Appliances Award to Christine Allen the Acton Home Hardware Bursa ry to Janice Thornhlll Ihe Campbells Furniture Show room Scholarship to Lance Alton The Achilles Motors Scholarshi p to Lance At ton a Jenny Watson The Office Personnel Association Award to Jenny Watson The A and B Food and Award to Laurie Early The Broostad Memorial Art Award to Peter Stevens Board of Education Achieve ment Awards to Colleen Cnmless Corrina Moreau and Cathy Grandy the Royal Canadian Legion Scholarship to Vince Lee and Steve SIX TO THE BAR Six Grade student from High School were In Ml I on Criminal Court Thursday but not to Judge or be judged The students were watching the legal proceedings and taking in the unfamiliar environment as part of their history course with teacher Krlth parentanUUnl Gloria Mi ion centre chaperoned Alex Khan Tony Van Dam llealh Norton Lisa and Shelley Mason on their court visit Herald photo Rubics Cube video tape shut in community capsule By BRUCE Herald Special When a time capsule is opened In Aclon years from now there may be some red aces And probably a few smiles School officials trustees and Mayor Peter took part In a ceremony Friday that saw evidence of Bazaar winners list Winners of the major draw the Holy Cross Saturday were first prire Walker of Boulevard with ticket number 1429 second prize Eileen Ellis of Weber Drive with number third priic Keith Billings of Malton with number fourth prize Tina of Albert Street with number Winner of the ceramic tree was C MacDonald of Lodge draw of the draw for the Loyal True Blue Lodge was Mary of Mldhurst with ticket number She won Oct society hie Into a capsule which will be opened in The red faces might come when residents in the century look at forecast of plans for the school and set ho well were observed The humor could came when those attending a school reunion look back at pictures of themselves taken as students And sec a videotape of school activities And hear a apt of modem day pop music They will see on artifact that will remind them of a rage that has swept the world holds promise of sending many around bend In an effort to unlock Its secret Ruble a Cube TheDuracclI people want to be on hand to If advertisements bragging about the company long life In the time capsule will battery still in its scaled package The capsule ceremony Is actually in two stages One chlorine barrel was filled Friday and residents of the community who think they would like to have something added arc given one month to come up with artifacts for a second barrel re inviting people who think they might have something of Interest to come forward said Keith Black Ac on high school teacher and emcee for Friday ceremony With ceremony evidence of all school a disciplines will be included CORRECTION Attention Customers On Page 2 our Fryer Big Ones The Sheared Terry Towel at 69 should read and The Ribbed Dish Cloth at should read 69 We apologize for any inconvenience this might have caused our customers GEORGETOWN DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL PARENTS NIGHT order to provide a convenient opportunity for parents to moot the teachers and discuss progress a Parents Night will be hold school on Monday 1981 from 00 to 9 pm Some parents have been invited or Interviews as noted on the Interim but all parents are welcome to meet the teachers Parents who have not been scheduled but wish an Intervlow with a teacher or teachers may phone the school 877 during the day for on appointment time Appointments may also be mado on Night TOWN OF HALTON HILLS 8775185 NOTICE OF INCREASE IN PENALTY TO BE CHARGED ON ARREARS OF TAXES LEVIED IN 1981 The Town has recently been Imposing a penalty for late payment of taxes levied in 1 equal to 1 of the amount unpaid on the 1 st day of default and on the 1 day of each calendar month thereafter fective December 1st 1981 this penalty is being increased to A penalty of 1 896 of the amount of all taxes levied In 981 and unpaid at December 1 st will be added to the unpaid balance on that date You may avoid the Increased penalties by paying any balance of taxes levied in 1 prior to December 1st 1981 G F Usher Tax Collector Dated at Hills this 6th day of October 1 981 Tax Arrears From Previous Years The rate of interest to be charged on tax arrears from previous years will also increase from 1 25 to per month effective December 1st 1981 The rates of 25 and 1 per month amount to an approximate annual interest rate of 1 5 and 22 75 respectively Lee and Steve Sprlnglc the Tyler Award to Colleen the Standard Products Athletics Award to Norman and Corrlnn Moreau the SP Technical Proficiency Award to Paul Brent Fry the English Award to Jenny Watson the AHS Stair Scholarship to Nancy son and The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Year Math Prize Kara Rosen the Awards lo Steve and Marlcnc the Aclon Pharmacy Award to Jane the James li Ledger Proficiency Award to Adcle the Lakeside Chapter of the Chen Lindsay and Tilon the Clara Memorial Bursary to Cavlovic the Amos Mason Rotary Scholarship to Jessie Munro the Lions Club Scholarship to Steve the Outers Award to Kirsch the John Memorial Outers Award to Miriam Beaton the Canadian Restaurant Assoc I a tion Scholarship to Lee and the University of Guelph Entrance Scholar ship to and Vlnce Lee i Donna llhua til Ion Clare Nick Joanna Walton Sunn WWW Nancy Wong Miry and Iheir peers valedictorians Paula Bob had everyone laughing at School commencement rlday evening II was Ihe first lime In there were two valedictorians Herald photo David recelvei an Ontario Scholar award from technical arts etcher David was one of seven Aclon High School students who received the lie also his secondary school honor graduation diploma along with of nil classmates f evening In he schools Herald photo I the olde Hide House Canadas Largest Leather Goods Store featuring Leather suede line Shearling Sheep Skin Complete line of Footwear Other Leather Goods Excellent Selection and Quality at Competitive Trices To Better Serve You We have now Added Woolens Sweaters ft Blankets featuring all thfc Popular lurs Gift Arts ft Craft Section or Town THCCflK CROSSING WE NEED YOUR NOMINATIONS FOR JUNIOR CITIZEN OF THE YEAR AWARD DEADLINE DECEMBER 1 1981 Purpose of Awards Inaugurated in Ontario to provide recognition for outstanding achievements or acts of courage and initiative by boys and girls between the ages of six and 18 years The program will also elude individual awards presented for meritorious conduct on a sustained basis plus special group awards to recognise the ef forts of young people throughout the communities of the Noteworthy deeds of Ontario boys and girls are performed within their communities Only by having them drawn to our attention by local nominators and newspaper editors will we be able to honour these worthy young citizens and give them the public recognition they richly deserve Who Is Eligible The award nominees will be individuals or groups who have per formed acts of physical heroism perhaps endangering their own lives overcoming disabling physical or psychological handicaps to match or exceed their fellows or beinj involved in some worth while community service endeavour Air NOMINATIONS CLOSE DECEMBER 1