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THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2004 WORLD OF VACATIONS YOUR FLORIDA SPECIALISTS! €3> FLORIDA The bigger your family, R the more you SAVE! AVE'520.. Pe GETAWAY WITH THE KIDS THIS SUMMER! $f air transat Departures June 25 to August 20, 200 the vacation aitire ORLANDO, FTLAUDERDALE & ST. PETERSBURG rs an ST PRTERSBURG & | Frraepmeoae ORO } PACKAGE HOLIDAYS » ST. PETERSBURG Midweek, June 30 to August 20 Travelodge St. Pete Beach + 7 nights... Tradewinds Sandpiper Hotel & Suites xa 7 nights. Alden Beach Resort six (Bermuda Suite) 7 nights D FT. LAUDERDALE Midweek, June 30 to August 20 SeaGarden ** 7 nights........... eine Ramada Inn Hollywood Beach +a« {Small Studio) Continental Breakfast Daily «| 7 nights... : ee ) Ft. Lauderdale Midweek, June 30 to August 20 Holiday Inn Hollywood Beach ##*+ } { } b Orlando Midweek, June 30 to August 20 Park Inn & Suites «*+ CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST DAILY 7 nights Advantage Vacation Homes kee @ om Bronze! 7 nights Quad Best Western Maingate East ++ - 7 nights Holiday Inn Sunspree *+#+ 7 nights ; Flights via Toronto on Air Transat. FLORIDA SALE: Limited time offer. Tickets must be pur- chased between June 3 and June 15, 2004 and paid in full at time of booking. Applies to depar- tures June 25 to August 20, 2004. Retums by August 27, 2004. Promotional fares shown are the lowest available at press time, apply to new bookings only as of hune 3. Not applicable on Club 'Transat, no child reduetion on promotional fares. The number of seats is limited at these pricesand subject to availability. Fares may vary depending on day and date of departure and retum. Tickets are non-refundable. All prices are subject to change without notice. This offer may be with .d with any other offer. Taxes, fuel surcharge, ATS i! ; if applicable, are not included. Weekend supplement applies. Valid for new bookings only, PACKAGE HOLIDAYS: Package prices are per person, based on double occupancy in lowest room category. Prices subject to availability at time of booking and subject to change without notice. For full details and terms and conditions refer to the applicable World of Vacations brocures current selling price and promotional airfare reflected in the World of Vacations Florida Fun brocure. IN APPRECIATION: Staff & Volunteers of the Salvation Army Acton Thrift Store were on hand recently to award Hanne Schoreder with a plaque in appreciation for her many years of service. Pictured here, left to right, are: Teresa Curlew, Carolyn Fitzsimmons, Major Lisa Hale, Hanne Schroeder, Major Lyndon Hale, Gerd Arnott, Mary Walsma.- Danielle McIsaac photo. West Nile positive crows found Larviciding in catch basins on public lands in urban ar- eas of Halton including Acton, began this week of June 7 and continues throughout the summer, now that larvae have been found in the catch _ basins. Larviciding is performed in an effort to reduce the * number of adult mosquitoes that can transmit West Nile virus (WNv) Two dead crows found on 100% Smoke-Free Public Places & Workplaces For more information or a cop) contact the Town of Halton Hill website at www.haltonhills.ca. June | in rural Milton, west of Regional Road 25, tested positive for WNv. During 2003, Halton's first positive bird was not found until July 19 in Burlington. "Halton Region will again carry out a comprehensive West Nile virus control pro- gram in 2004," said Dr. Bob Nosal, Halton's Medical Of- ficer of health. "Last year, there was significant West Nile virns activity in Halton f the By-l but fortunately, no reported human cases. Our 2004 con- trol program will again include detailed surveillance and monitoring, public edu- cation and larviciding of catch basins and standing wa- ter sites where required." Maps showing the loca- tions of positive birds, as well as standing water sites and catch basins larvicided, are available on the health de- partment's web site at www.region.on.ca/health. There have been no human cases of WNv in Ontario yet this season. WNv is a mosquito-borne disease. Mosquitoes can transmit the virus to humans after becoming infected by feeding on the blood of birds carrying the virus. Methoprene, a larvicide that is produced in pellet or briquet form, will be applied to catch basins. Health Cana- da's Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA), considers methoprene to be safe for use. . The health department con- tinues to advise Halton residents to remove standing water from around their homes as water that has been sitting for seven days or more-can create a breeding site for mos- quitoes. Also, any sightings of dead birds should be reported of the health department to as- sist with the tracking of WNv within the community. To report a dead bird or standing water, or for more information about West Nile virus, call the Halton Region Health Department (905- 825-6000), 1-866-442-5866 (toll free) or visit the health department's web site at www.region.halton.con.ca/ health. DEANNA WILSON B.S, 9.6 Thomproe Wellness Cantee 25 Nain Street North Aton, Ontaria L71.1¥9 {519} 853-3460 © FOOI/NAIL CARE © SPORT INJURIES © PEDIATRICS OMABETIC/ARTERING FOOT CONDITIONS ¢ CusTon ORTHOTICS AND FOOTWEAR HOME VISITS