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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2003 THE NEW TANNER as Capture thief on videotape If you recognize this man, call Halton police. Police released this photo, taken from a video surveillance camera, fol- lowing a September 2 break-in at the Branch 197 of the Royal Canadian Le- gion in Acton. The suspect forced open a side door and rummaged through the bar area, steal- ing a small amount of cash and Nevada raffle tickets an alcohol. Anyone with informa- tion is asked to call Detective Andrews at 905- 878-5511 Ext.2113. Acton needs doctors... continued from page 1 Health Professional Re- cruitment Tour at Queen's University. In Acton, the doctors met with physicians at the Ac- ton Medical Centre and toured the town before go- ing to Milton. Asked what it will take to find new geheral practi- tioners for Acton, Mayor Rick Bonnette, who has championed the search, said they might have to of- fer special incentives or inducements to attract doc- tors to Acton. "It's something that One for the ditch A52-year-old Limehouse man was charged with impaired we're going to have to ad- dress," Bonnette said on Monday, adding, "I'm not going to paint a dark cloud above Acton, because right now, Acton is one of the most positive places to go -- that last small town in the GTA." Bonnette said the Re- gional recruitment program has "put Acton on the map" with physicians, bringing at least 10 doctors on tours through the area. Halton Hills has been designated as an under- serviced area for family physicians by the province, and was charged. He is in pa : court on January 27, 2004. ¥F_--(Our Office will be closed from "driving and having over continued on page 10 es 12:00 noon on Wednesday 'truck into a rural ditch at 10:31 on Saturday night. When police arrived at the 17 Side Road, just east of the Fourth Line, they found the driver still in his vehicle, showing obvious signs of impairment and no injuries. He was arrested and taken to the police station where he failed breath tests Halton Hills z ----H YDRO-- y = 2 a On behalf of the management and staff of Halton Hills Hydro Inc., We wish you all a safe and happy holiday and a prosperous new year. & December 24th, 2003 and will re-open for regular business on Monday January 5th, 2004. 80-millilitres of alcohol in 100-millilitres of blood af- ter driving his 1989 GMC SY BOYES PLUMBING Water Softener lay Halton, "Hills and based on the accepted Rentals a physician-to-patient ratio Water Pump 43 Alice street, of one family physician to 3 Service Acton, Ontario L7J 2A9 1,380 patients, Acton needs at least nine more family doctors and Halton needs 45 additional general prac-> titioners. Like Halton Hills, Milton was also designated as an under-serviced area, but in the past two years attracted enough physiciansto work itself off that list. Because of the recent growth in Milton, it has filed another application for the under- serviced designation. TRINITY UNITED CHURCH 70 Mill Street East, Acton Invites you for ... Christmas Closing New & Out-of-Print editions of the Great Classics Cue 7:30 11:00 A Family Christmas * Carols by Candlelight * The Story Retold Communion Service plus Wonderful G Gifts, Cards and Wrap Hurry while stock lasts.. Jiterally something for 'everyone on your list, with most everything i in the store now on sale and priced to sell before we close Sunday January 4, 2004 & A WARM WELCOME TO ALL Thanks , Acton/ for your patronage over the past years. -- Open 10-6 Daily, Friday 10-8 Across from the olde Hide House 519.853.0092 Dec.24" (Christmas Eve) - 5pm Closing Dee. 25" (Christmas Day) - Closed Dec 26" (Boxing Day) - Closed A cton Market Place Plaza Dec 27" _Re-open - 6am Open Dec 31" (New Years Eve) - 5pm Closing 372 Queen St. E. ~ 853- 1960 Ts m= Jan 2-1 Re-open - 6am Open Open 7 Days A Week (except Pe "GR c 6 AM to 12 MIDNIGHT holidays!