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DOG-GONE GOOD Bulldogs open lacrosse season with pair of lopsided victories PAGE 8 HOME, LAWN & GARDEN Look inside today's special section for a list of upcoming plant/shrub sales 8 PAGES www.theIFP.ca Tuesday, May 1, 2012 Halton Hills' award-winning newspaper serving Acton & Georgetown 28 Pages 50 Cents (+HST) Seatbelt blitz finds most offenders in North Halton Halton Police handed out 198 tickets to people who weren't buckled up during the annual Spring Seatbelt Campaign that ran April 14 through 22. The bulk of those tickets were given out in Milton and Halton Hills where 103 provincial offence notices were issued. That compares to 63 in Oakville and 32 in Burlington. In Milton and Halton Hills officers also issued 121 warnings. In Oakville there were 43 and Burlington 22, for a total of 186. Police took a multi-faceted approach during the campaign assigning all three District Response Units, uniform patrol officers and volunteers to both educate and enforce the importance of the proper use of seatbelts, child car seats and child booster seats. Halton residents typically have a high seat belt compliance rate, however there are still some who risk their safety and their lives by not buckling up. "Our police service is committed to enhancing road safety and we will continue to education and enforce seatbelt compliance in an effort to reduce personal injury and fatal motor vehicle collisions." During the year Halton Police focus on traffic safety through enforcement, education and liaising with Halton municipalities on engineering issues. · Car seat numbers pg. 3 Stage set for AHS production Acton High School's production of The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe will be performed May 3-5 at 7:30 p.m. Doors open at 7 p.m. Tickets are available in the school library or at the door ($15). Advance tickets can be bought by calling 519-853-2920. The show, directed by teacher Shawn Brown, has a cast of 40 students including Zachary Kroezen (Wood Nymph), and Samantha Gies (Grouse). Photo by Ted Brown had finished picking up all the items. The haul included 37.3 tonnes of garbage, five tonnes of tires, and three tonnes each of steel and wood. "It was a great effort by everybody," said Spear. Clean-ups net 45 tonnes of junk Vi s i t o u r s h o w r o o m The community collected tonnes of trash and other items during the various Community Clean-ups held around Halton Hills recently. Superintendent of Public Works Dick Spear said Thursday that Town staff <RXU $ZDUG :LQQLQJ 'HDOHU $&+,//(6 0$='$ 2I 0LOWRQ 6WHHOHV $YH (DVW 0LOWRQ 21 /7 ; · your window & door professionals · *UHDW 6HOHFWLRQ ZZZDFKLOOHVPD]GDFD LQIR#DFKLOOHVPD]GDFD 3KRQH 3KRQH 7ROO IUHH )D[ Quality & Service You Can Count On! 332 Guelph Street, Georgetown (Across from Canadian Tire) 341 Guelph St., Unit 3 Georgetown 905.873.0236 www.buy-wise.ca info@buy-wise.ca · awarded readers choice 18 times · 6HUYLQJ +DOWRQ +LOOV 6LQFH 905-702-0885 www.bathstudio .ca