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THURSDAY, MAY 18, 2000 A COUPLE OF CHAMPS: Betty and Cal McIntyre, shown at their Golden Wedding Anniversary, are Acton's new Community Champions. - Submitted photo McIntyres community champs The kindness, compas- sion and generosity of Acton's Betty and Cal McIntyre have not gone un- noticed. The McIntyre's, who recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary, are this SENIORS' IREc. CTR. By Dot Redekop Have you marked your cal- endar for our Gala Evening on Friday, May 26 from 8 to 11 p.m.? It sounds like fun with something for everyone, even if you just want to visit and have refreshments. The committee have been working very hard to make sure eve- ryone has a good time. We are closed on May 22 and for Victoria Day. Don't forget our Rama trip on Wednesday, May 31. We have a trip to Hamil- ton on Sunday, June 4 to see a "Band Tattoo" at Copps' Coliseum. Lunch is at the Hillcrest Restaurant before the show. Price includes lunch and show. We are having a talk on "Good Health Naturally" on Monday. June 5 at 1:30 Nancy Desjardins, a nutritionist will be our speaker. All seniors are welcome. Come out and see how to improve our health. Refreshments will be served. Congratulations to Helen Near and Al Crawford for win- ning silver playing darts at the Seniors Games. Quite a few people en- joyed the Sentimental Jour- ney that the choirs took them on last Wednesday. Keep up the good work Barb and your singers. Bill Sikora won the 50/50 draw last Friday. month's recipients of the Community Champion award. "About a year ago we heard about an anniversary party where everybody brought food for the food bank, so we decided to do it for our party last month," ex- plained Cal McIntyre. Instead of gifts, friends and family who helped the MclIntyres celebrate their Golden Anniversary, donated over 800 pounds of food and $112 cash to Acton FoodShare that serves, on average, 60 families a month. The Community Cham- pion award is designed to draw attention to those who make Acton a nicer place to live, to reward random acts of kindness, and to publicly thank those selfless people who set a good example. If you know someone who sits the bill, you can leave your name and phone number and the name of the sug- gested honouree at the Acton BIA mailbox, located in front of the Mill Street po- lice station or at The New Tanner. THE WELLNESS CENTRE CHIROPRACTIC: Dr. Tom Thompson D.C. Chiropractors correct vertebral subluxations which produce nerve interference. When subluxations are cor- rected, the nervous system is allowed to operate prop- erly and the body is able to adapt to its environment and be self-regulating and self-healing which is its innate function. MASSAGE THERAPY: Mark Weidner R.M.T. Donna G MacDonald R.M.T. For relief from: + Headaches + Tendonitis + Muscle Spasm + Whiplash Injury + Post Surgery Swelling + Arthritis + Pregnancy Discomfort + Stress Massage Therapy is a hands on natural therapy for all ages, and an aid in immune function strengthening. CHIROPODIST/FOOT SPECIALIST: Deanna Wilson D. Ch. + Nail care + Corns - Callus - Arch pain * Diabetic & arthritic foot care + Heel pain + Pediatric evaluation » Custom orthotics - Plantar warts : Ingrown nails * Sports injuries NUTRITIONAL COUNCILLING: Nancy DesJardins, R.N.C.P. Your body may be trying to tell you something by the presentation of multiple symptoms and sicknesses. A comprehensive evaluation of your nutritional situation will be conducted and recommendations made to help you with your personal Nutritional Education Pro- gramme. The programme is not just a diet but a very practical guide to a healthier lifestyle based on natural teachings. For consultation/appointment, call The Wellness Centre (519) 853-3460 THE NEW TANNER MADD, Police co The Victoria Day weekend is the first holiday weekend of the summer, andis typically associated with cottage open- - ings, boating and the onset of summer. It is a time that is also associated with drinking and consequently dangerous holiday period for alcohol re- lated deaths, Halton Police point out. Keeping this in mind, the Halton Chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) and Halton regional Police Service are working together to ensure the roads in Halton Region are safe for everyone to enjoy over the May holiday weekend. The Halton Regional Police Serv- ice will be conducting RIDE programs throughout the Re- gion this weekend from May 19 to 22. "We want the streets of Halton to be safe and free from 'the threat of impaired drivers," explained Stephanie Dooley, MADD Chapter President. In keeping with the mes- sage from MADD, Halton, the Halton Police will be con- ducting RIDE spot checks to 3 operate in RIDE ensure that the Victoria Week- end is remembered as a time of celebration, not tragedy. Pp Beautiful .. M@oM EN 7 DAYS A WEEK - 9 to 6 Petunias 79'|box Many colours to choose from! The perfect Spring combination 8" Ready-to-Bake Strawberry Rhubarb Pie 2 for $5.95 THE Hometown news that people read! A wide selection of ANNUALS, PATIO POTS & HANGING BASKETS CHICKEN BREAST FINGERS $3,950 4b ae $6.95 While Supplies Last! 3x60z | $6.95 Y STRIPLOIN STEAKS O While Supplies Last! (519) 853 0311 1 MILE WEST OF ACTON ON HWY #7 SENIORS Every Wednesday Receive 10% off regularly priced merchandise = = HALTON REGION PLANNING AND PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT SS DETOUR THROUGH AND TRUCK TRAFFIC. WELLINGTON RD 124 oo NO 32 SR NHLyNOYy TO GEORGETQWN DETOUR LOCAL FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION OF TRAFALGAR ROAD (REGIONAL ROAD 3) ~FROM HIGHWAY 7 TO BALLINAFAD SIDEROAD ROAD CLOSURE IN THE TOWN OF HALTON HILLS CONTRACT NUMBER: R-0964B-00 SCHEDULED START DATE: JULY 2000 SCHEDULED COMPLETION DATE: OCTOBER 2000 CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR: GORD ROBINS TELEPHONE: (905) 825-6030, (519) 853-0501, (905) 878-8113 ext 7675 eg guint os LE www.region.halton.on.ca ONLY GARDEN CENTRE OPEN . MONDAY MAY 22 10am-3pm We will not be undersold on everyday items 12 Main St. J Acton 853-1960