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•Th e IFP• H alton H ills, Thursday, M arch 6, 2014 5 HEARING SCIENCES Audiology and Hearing Aid Centre Find out what your Neighbors already know! Did you know that 90% of our patients are referred by family, friends or neighbors. When you first move into a neighborhood, most people ask their neighbors which health professional they would recommend. The glowing reports by our current patients leads many new patients to our door. We are fair & competitive in our pricing, friendly and prompt, professional and caring. And although we don't like to boast, we do know that our office is unique in many of these qualities. We offer payment plans, price-matching, 2 week test drives and no charge follow up visits for the lifetime of the instruments Word of mouth speaks volumes. Trust who your neighbors trust. If you've forgotten what fair, professional service feels like, call us and prepare to be amazed! Satisfaction guaranteed! GEORGETOWN 211 Guelph Street, Suite 1 (M&M Plaza, across from Winners) Call (905) 877-0099 to book your complimentary hearing test ($60 value, Age 55+) open 7 days a week M-F 9am-7pm Sat. 10am-6pm Sun 10am-5pm Like us on Facebook! SeniorS 10% off every WedneSday (reg. priced merchandiSe) It's worth the drive to Acton Serving Acton and Area Specials from March 7th to March 20th hwy. 7, 1 MiLe weSt oF Acton 519.853.0311 1(800) 387.4039 go to our website and sign up to receive our store specials by email: www.macmillans.ca LeMon MeRInGUe 10" pIe weighs just under 3lbs Reg. $7.99 $4.99 wILd BLUeBeRRIes Reg. $17.99. Product of nova Scotia 5lbs. $14.99 Meat oR 3 CHeese toRteLLInI Reg. $7.99 ea HaddoCk taILs! Reg. $6.99 ea. Bake, Grill or Fry! while supplies last!hile supplies last! 1 lb $4.99 CHeese CoVeRed FoCaCCIa pULL-apaRt BRead Reg. $2.49 while Supplies Last! $1.49 1 for $12.99 oR 2 bags for $19.99 MiX & MAtch- Un-Breaded spInaCH & CHeese stUFFed CHICken BRoCCoLI & CHeese stUFFed CHICken Reg. $14.99 ea. Mea to Reg. $7.99 ea 2 lbs for $4.99 try our new organic Meadow Vegetables! Regular Mixed Vegetables, (peas, carrots, cut green beans, green peas, sweet corn and peas & carrots mix) All in convenient 500 gram re-sealable bags! peaMeaL BaCon Roast Reg. $9.95 per KG Slice your bacon just the way you like it! $7.99 per kG TED ARNOTT, MPP Wellington-Halton Hills Web: www.tedarnottmpp.com Phone: 1-800-265-2366 The Georgetown Lions' Citizen of the Year Awards Dinner, honouring Brenda Sisnett, will be held Tues- day, March 25 at the Georgetown Li- ons' new home at the Mold-Masters SportsPlex in Alcott Hall. The reception starts at 6 p.m. and dinner will start at 7 p.m. Tickets are $40 each and are avail- able by calling Doug Penrice at 905- 873-8469 or by email at dpenrice@ sympatico.ca. Tickets may be avail- able after March 10 from the Carpet Barn at 26 Guelph St. Citizen of the Year Awards dinner ticket info Friday March 7 is a Professional Ac- tivity Day for Halton District School Board school support staff and Long- Term Occasional Teachers of the HDSB. Permanent teachers are re- quired to take an unpaid day on Fri- day, March 7, as a result of the terms of the labour settlements between the provincial goverrnment and the teach- er unions reached last year. Friday is an unpaid day for HDSB teachers A Hamilton man is facing charges in connection with three residential break and enters in rural Halton Hills and Milton Friday (Feb. 28). Halton Police say during the break- ins a male suspect forced his way through a rear door of the unoccu- pied homes. While inside, the suspect took a variety of electronics, clothing and personal effects. The entries were reported to police who saw a suspicious van in the area. When police attempted to pull over the vehicle, it fled the area, but was later stopped by police in the area of Hwy. 25 and James Snow Parkway in Milton. After investigation police arrested the occupant of the van. Charged with three counts of break and enter, posses- sion of property obtained by crime, possession of burglary tools, flight from police and drive while under suspension is Terrence Johnson, 50, of Hamilton. Johnson was held for a bail hearing. Halton Police continue to investi- gate these and other rural entries in Milton and Halton Hills. With March break on the horizon, Police remind the public to crime proof their homes while they're away. Police offer these tips: • Whether you go away for a day or week, use automatic timers that turn lights on and off to give your home the appearance of being occupied • Leave your travel schedule and phone number with a trusted neigh- bour or relative so that you may be contacted if necessary. • Leave a door key and key to your alarm system (if you have one) with a neighbour. • Have a neighbour pick up newspapers and mail or discontinue all deliveries. • Arrange to have your lawn mowed or snow shov- eled. • If you have a second car, leave it in your drive- way or arrange to have a neighbour park their car in your driveway. • Check all windows and doors to make sure that they are locked. • Lock your garage. • Above all, enjoy yourself know- ing that you left your home as secure as you reasonably could make it. Anyone with information to assist in the above investigation can contact the 1 District Criminal Investigations Bureau at (905) 878-5511 ext. 2415. Man charged with north Halton break-ins