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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2005 THE NEW TANNER NSA, 4 "0 Y ee Y Recreation Centre ACTON SENIORS' RECREATION CENTRE By JuLtE Conroy This year, for the first time and at the request of H.H.C.S.L., we will be holding income tax clin- ics for all seniors and all members of our Centre. If a single's income is below $20,000 per year or below $25,000 per couple your income tax return can be done for you by trained Revenue Canada volunteers. Clinic dates are Tuesday, March 22 and Tuesday, April 5, at the Centre. For more in- formation or to make an appointment please call Eileen at 853-0493. Donna tells me the evening Euchre on Wednesday, February 16 was well attended and the winners were: Rob- ert Snyder- lone hands; Steve Palichuk- high man; Claude Couture- 2™ high man; May Laing- high woman; Betty Brewer- 2™ high woman; Mike Milli- gan held the low score. Mooners at the Bid Euchre were Doreen Mal- colm and Muriel Dzierla. The trips to Rama are-al- ways the last Wednesday in the month. The date in the newsletter is wrong; for March it should be Wednesday, March 30.Call Ruth if you are interested in going: 853- 5124. The Valentine Dinner was a great success. Every- one enjoyed the dinner and especially the accordion music provided by Peter Bauman. He played many of the sentimental songs, which was especially ap- propriate for a Valentine affair. One couple, Dob- bie and Pat Frizzell, were Police/Fire... Continued from page 8 Road home for carbon mon- oxide alarm activation at 4:13 last Tuesday, found no signs of the gas. The homeowner was told to clean the detector and replace it, if it activated again. White pre-trial The owner of Smallwood Acres trailer park in Acton appears in an Oakville court on March 11 for a pre-trial hearing. Kenneth Doyle White, 65, was charged on July 22, 2004, with two counts of sexual assault and two counts of sexual interfer- ence in connection with alleged incidents at the Fairy Lake park. A court official said the hearing would determine if the case would be heard in celebrating their 52nd wedding anniversary, and to the delight of everyone there, he played a special song just for them. Jean Jackson, Anna Ar- nold and Shirley Broostad won the lucky ticket draw, and Anna Armold won the 50/50 at the dinner. The winner of the beautiful 5" Avenue Bracelet was Betty Holmes. Everyone is invited to meet our local federal rep- resentative, Mike Chong, at the Centre on Thursday, March 3 at 2 p.m. He will be available to answer any questions or concerns you may have. Now is the opportunity to get the answers to all the ques- tions you have regarding the country and your con- cerns. Refreshments will be served following the meeting. March | from 1.30- 2.30p.m. could be a very important date for you, or someone you know. It is all about Lifelines. We have a speaker coming to the Centre who will demon- strate its usage and answer all questions. There is no charge for this important event, and refreshments will follow. Another exciting event planned by Marj and her hard working committee is a Spring Fashion Show by Alia. This would be the perfect opportunity to check out what is new for 2005 and make a few addi- tions in your wardrobe. It (519) 85 ee wn Street East, Suite #10: TANNING PACKAGES -- from $29.99! VACATION PACKAGES is being held on Tuesday, March 15 at 2p.m. Tickets will be available at the desk. Cost is $3.00 and includes refreshments. Marj tells me she has something you won't want to miss the afternoon of March 29 starting at 1:30 p.m. One of our local busi- nesses, Blue Springs Spa will be here to demon- strate hair styling, cutting and care, plus cosmetics. Make-up to complement your colouring. Questions are welcome!! All this for a Tooney!! With all these events planned in the next month there should be some very smart and attractive ladies walking around Acton thanks to the Spa session and the Fashion Show. Friday February 25 is the regular soup and sandwich and costs $5. It is always excellent, and, yes, dessert is included. Three members of the hiking club revisited the Limehouse trail on Friday and enjoyed the walk. Next week they hope to walk part of the Guelph Trail that runs just west of Acton. The first pick-up of the Halton Fresh Food Boxes was last week and 34 peo- ple took advantage of this great idea. The boxes were full of fresh vegetables and fruit, and very well received. It cost $12 for a small box suitable for one or two people, and $15 for a larger one. Pat AESTHETICS Boe Acton We're your answer for your Vacation Preparation! COOKIE SALES: Members of the 2nd Acton Guides, and one Brownie, sold Girl Guide __ cookies at Acton arena on Saturday. With encouragement from leaders Leslie Walker (back right) and Sheri Phelan, Guide Victoria Walker supplied Rockwood's Mary-Anne Azzopardi with her box. -- Frances Niblock photo Frizzell has taken on the task of co-coordinating this project and orders are to be placed March | for the next delivery. Betty Green tells me she still has some seats avail- able to see the Royal City Ambassadors Barbershop Chorus presentation of Juke Box Harmony in Guelph at the River Run Theatre on April 9. She is planning on a bus and knowing how hard it is to park (and how expensive) the bus makes it a great deal. The lucky winner of the weekly 50/50 was Lor- raine Fox. It hadn't been won for several weeks so it was quite a nice little surprise. Don't forget if you don't put a loonie in the box you can't win. Proudly welcomes 2103.5 ' to the showroom this Satunday 12 4}pra THOMPSON & CHIROPRACTIC Dr. W.R. Tom Thompson Dr. Dave de Melo D.C. Deanna Wilson B.Sc., D.Ch. Foot Specialist Naomi Bedell R.M.T. 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