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•Th e IFP• H alton H ills, Thursday, D ecem ber 19, 2013 5 877-8990 118 Guelph St.Georgetown905 118 Guelph St.EmergencyService Calls SYSTEMS GEORGETOWN INC. • FU R N A C E • FI R EP LA C E • B B Q s • A IR C O N D IT IO N IN G ShowroomHoliday Hours:Dec 24th & 31st 9 - Noon • CLOSEDDec. 25, 26, 28 and Jan 1 Merry Christmas & Happy NewYear! • Tuesday, Dec 17, 5:00 - 7:00pm • Friday, Dec 20, 3:00 - 7:00pm • Monday, Dec 23, 3:00 - 7:00pm • Wednesday, Dec 18, 8:30am - Noon • Saturday, Dec 21, 8:30am - Noon • Tuesday, Dec 24, 8:30am - Noon • Thursday, Dec 19, 3:00 - 7:00pm AZ & DZ Licenses, Insurance Accredited Courses 1-800-753-2284 • www.otta.ca Air Brake Courses Ontario Truck Training Academy offers a Ministry-Approved Air Brake Endorsement Course. OSHAWA LOCATION: 199Wentworth St. East Saturday Jan. 11th & Sunday Jan. 12th BRAMPTON LOCATION: 76 Sun Pac Blvd. Saturday Jan. 18th & Sunday Jan. 19th Thank you for granting a wish for a youth no longer in foster care, by showing them that they have not been forgotten this Christmas. Together we have shown youth that they are a part of a great community that cares!905-749-8821 Acton Acton Optical Dollar Stretcher Daze GiantTiger LilyThai Rallis Burger Scotiabank Sobey's Subway, Acton Sweet Molly's Georgetown Buck orTwo Mark's Real Canadian Superstore The UPS Store A special thank you to the many individual in kind donations JOSHUA KELLY, DD DENTURIST 232 Guelph St., Georgetown 289-924-1378 www.haltonhillsdentures.ca (the Town) have been more reaction- ary when it comes to the siting of those mail boxes. Hopefully there will be more consultation this time, and our traffic staff will attend on site with Canada Post to assist in the process. But no contact has been made to date." Mayor Rick Bonnette pointed out while Canada Post is responsible for cleaning up the litter and shoveling the snow around these community boxes, it's often the Town that gets the com- plaints and has to do the cleaning up. "At the end of the day, this will be just like another download," the mayor said. "It does concern me that we are going to have a lot more of these. I have had many complaints in the past throughout the town about the state of the some of these mailboxes." Bonnette is also envisioning future neighbour disputes, "because not ev- eryone will want a mailbox put in front of their house. ... This is something that's going to be a challenge for sure." Councillor Jane Fogal suggested this could be an issue for Somerville, who serves as the third vice-president on the board of the Federation of Cana- dian Municipalities (FCM). "Already on it," Somerville replied, adding FCM has requested a meeting with MP Lisa Raitt of Milton, the inis- ter in charge of Canada Post to discuss it, especially its impact on seniors, ac- cessibility and northern remote com- munities. Halton Police were called to Tenth Line south of Five Sideroad about 2 p.m. Monday because a fuel truck had left the road, entered the ditch, struck a hydro pole and rolled over causing a large amount of furnace oil to spill. The truck was travelling northbound on Tenth Line. The driver suffered minor injuries and was transported to Credit Valley Hospital. Halton Hills Fire Department, Hal- ton Hills Hydro, Halton Police Ser- vice's Commercial Motor Vehicle Unit and the Ministry of the Environment also responded. Halton Hills Fire Department Haz- ardous Materials team contained the leak to the immediate area, which was cleaned up by Accuworx from Bramp- ton. Tenth Line between Five Sideroad and Steeles Ave. was closed for several hours. Continued from pg. 1 Canada Post decision troubles Town Furnace oil spill quickly contained The driver of this fuel truck suffered minor injuries when his vehicle rolled over on Tenth Line Monday af- ternoon, causing his load of furnace oil to spill. The road was closed for several hours but the spill was contained to the immediate area. Photo by Jon Borgstrom