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THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2004 ROAD BUILDING EARTH MOVING R.R. #1 Acton 853-0960 This space is available for as little as $15 per week Call Marie at The New Tanner 519-853-0051 custom Paint & Bodyworke @Restoration * @sandblasting 519-856-9356 4923 7th Line, Eramosa RR# 4 Rockwood ON NOB 2K0 Pete's Auto Paint Ltd. Professional design and printing. Tel. (519) 853-5615 Fax.(519) 853-5731 + 56 Mill St. E. Acton dag Dave's AVES Painting & Decorating * Wallpapering * Airless Spray Painting ¢ Interior Priming * Varnishing & Staining - Tel: 519-853-1617 T.J. CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS SIDEWALKS PATIOS POOL DECKS PATTERN CONCRETE CURBS FOUNDATION REPAIRS TAKING EARLY SPRING BOOKINGS CALL LARRY (519)853-0540 FOR FREE ESTIMATES FLOORS a oo" PARTS 254 Main St. N Acton, ON. L7J 1W9 Tel (519) 853-3410 Fax (519) 853-5052 CONSTABLE GEORGE'S CORNER With Village Constable Garry George SHOPLIFTING Shoplifting is Theft and a Criminal Offence. Selection 334 of the Criminal Code of Canada, deals with the offence of theft. If you are charged and convicted of a theft; For an item valued in excess of $5,000. The penalty can be up to 10 years in jail. For an item valued at less than $5,000. The penalty can be up to 2 years in jail. Section 494 of the Criminal Code of Canada provides that a store Owner or authorized agent, can arrest without warrant any person found committing, a Criminal Offence in relation to the store property. Simply put, if the store owner or agent finds you stealing you can be arrested and turned over to the police for prosecution. It doesn't matter if the item is worth $1.00 or $1,000.00. Theft is theft Many people are not aware of the serious consequences ofa theft and the impact it can have, on the victims and their own lives. When items are stolen, the tore owner must pass along the increased costs to all the honest, paying customers. : There are costs to all involved in installing and maintaining theft deterrent technologies, like video cameras and store security personnel. There are costs involved for policing and prosecution of the offender. Theft costs consumers millions of dollars on an annual basis. TO BE CONTINUED, NEXT WEEK. NOTICE YOUR re a ae aed Chimney & Masonry Repairs + Chimney Rebuilt & Pointed * General Masonry Work * Concrete Work 2a + FREE Estimates LEN "No Job Too Small' Jim Stroud --_519+853+4383 _ DOLLIVER SURVEYING INC eee a Land Information Services aa. 54 Mill St. E. fai (7 853-2502 ay 4 SS web: www.dolliver.com E-mail: surveys@dolliver.com Braida & Henry BARRISTERS 8% SOLICITORS Serving the Community for 40 Years 67 Mill Street East Acton 853-1160 OPEN & SHUT OVERHEAD DOORS Inc. 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Acton || Snow Plowing & Removal - Licensed Septic Systems - Top Soil - Sand & Gravel - Ponds- Basements/ Foundations FREE ESTIMATES 853-1550 OPEN Mon-Fri No Weekend Fill RR #2 Acton ON L7J 2L8 Tel: 519-853-2515 Fax: 519-853-1490 aa (os REPAIRS PN ay Cele (=o PNET eee oe Stereos & Cameras 873-1820 Ata ES 360 Guelph St., #37 Georgetown rd @ 24 Hour Service ° Flatbed Service * Lockout Service * Boosting & Gas 853-5848 OM We --_ A esas MEDIUM PEPPERONI PIZZA on™ $5 Wow, PLUS TAX 25 Mill St. E., Acton 853-2410 __, DECORATION DAY: Legion members Joyce Buchanan, left, and Julie Conroy plant Geraniums Sunday morning at Fairview Cemetery as part of the Royal Canadian Le- gion's Decoration day which this year fell on the 60th anniversary of D-Day. Veterans' and Legion members' graves all had plantings. Lecion News BRANCH No. 197 By James Hayes ss Public Relations Officer ~_ Comrades: COMING EVENTS. President George O'Donnell has asked me to thank all the members, family and friends who turned out last Sunday to help plant the flowers on the veterans' graves at Fairview Cemetery. A special thank you to the Branch Ladies Auxiliary, and the ladies of the IODE. Recent visitors to the Branch will have noticed the D-Day posters in the club room; these were the work of students at St. Alban's Church School. To them we give our sincere thanks. At last Monday's general meeting Helen VanOpstal was the lucky winner of a free membership in 2005, The Provincial Service Of- ficer will be visiting our area on Wednesday, July 21. Per- sons requesting an interview" please contact Branch 197 Service Officer Dave Crook to set up an appointment, - June 25, 2004: Initiation Night, new members will be contacted by membership chairman John Wagg. This is the final and most important part of becoming a member of the Legion. Saturday, June 26: On the patio from 2:00-6:00 pm mu- sic and entertainment by Joe Tucker and his Down East Country Band. There will be a bar-b-q with hot dogs and hamburgers. SPORTS. The Thursday night Horse- shoes has started up for the summer season, come on down for a social game start- ing at 6:30 pm. Contact Keith Andrews for details. The Zone golf will be held at Acton Meadows on June 19. With reception back at Branch 197, help is still re- quired on the course and back Vay Yay IODE NEWS By Elinor Wagner Dodds at the Branch. Our annual pot-luck picnic was held at the home of Helen Jocque with 11 mem- bers present. Everyone enjoyed the good food and camaraderie. President Ernestine Foster opened our meeting with the prayer for the Order and the Flag Salute. Joyce Sprowl and Helen Jocque reported on the 84" Provincial Annual meeting they attended in Niagara Falls in April. Decoration Day is Jun® 6 and IODE is placing flowers on graves of deceased mem- bers. This is in conjunction with the Acton Branch of the Royal Capadian Legion. Final plans were made for our Giant Yard Sale to be held June 12 at the Home of Helen Jocque -- corner of Highway 25 and Regional Road 12, one mile south of Acton. This is one of our major.fund rais- ers for the year. There will be bargains galore; BBQ hot dogs and hamburgers; hot and cold drinks; and a fish bowl for the kids. There will be something for everyone to buy. We have a rain date of June 19-but we are thinking positively for the 12". Our next meeting will be Sept. 7. We are looking forward to a pleasant summer arid wish the same for the community.