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10 Acton/Georgetown, Friday, April 27, 2007 TLC Family Footcare Centre Stephen Thompson B.H.Sc (Hons), D.Ch Chiropodist / Foot Specialist Specializing in: athletic injuries, arthritis, bunions, claw & hammer toes, corn & callus care, diabetic foot care, foot pain, fungal & ingrown nails, nail care, geriatrics & pediatrics, orthotics, warts "Giving your feet some Tender Loving Care" Call to book an appointment: Tire Amnesty Day set for tomorrow at region landfill Get rid of those old tires while helping out a good cause at the 10th annual Tire Amnesty Day Saturday. Halton residents can drop off up to eight passenger tires for free between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. at the Halton Waste Management Site, located at 5400 Regional Road 25, Milton. Those who stop by are encouraged to bring a donation of food or cash for Haltonarea food banks. "Tire Amnesty Day is celebrating its 10th anniversary and is a great opportunity for Halton Region residents to dispose of tires and have them recycled," said Halton Regional Chair Gary Carr. "It is also a wonderful chance to help those less fortunate by donating non-perishable food items or money to our local food banks." During the past nine years, Halton residents have helped divert more than 20,500 tires from Halton's landfill through the Tire Amnesty days. Also, approximately 4,840 kilograms of food and $2,500 have been collected for local food banks. Tires that are brought to the Halton Waste Management Site on Saturday are taken away for recycling to be reused in automotive applications, running tracks and blasting mats for road construction activities. Commercial vehicle, truck and tractor tires won't be accepted on Tire Amnesty Day. During the rest of the year, Halton residents can drop off up to five passenger vehicle tires per year at the waste management site for $5. Another benefit of taking old tires to Tire Amnesty Day is to reduce mosquito breeding sites. Tires left around the yard can collect standing water, which can be an ideal breeding ground for mosquitoes. Mosquitoes can carry West Nile virus and the disease can be transmitted to humans. Residents are encouraged to ensure water isn't allowed to collect in tires, children's toys, wading pools, flower pots or any other places. Sharing the Spirit 416-702-7759 / 1-877-TLC-FOOT Located in the Georgetown Professional Arts Building (99 Sinclair Ave. Suite 202) and the Acton Medical Building (93 Mill St. East) Services covered by most insurance plans. ~ 50th Wedding Anniversary ~ ~ 50th Wedding Anniversary ~ Ken & Thelma Hearns Come and help us celebrate our 50th Wedding Anniversary Open House at Kelso Museum May 6th, 2007 2 pm to 4 pm Best Wishes Only ~ 50th Wedding Anniversary ~ Stephanie Hunkeler of St. Catherine of Alexandria School (left) was one of the 43 students honoured with the Halton Catholic District School Board Sharing the Spirit Student Awards of Excellence, Monday night at Christ the King High School. She accepted her award from Halton Hills Trustee Rosanna Palmieri and Halton Catholic District School Board Photo by Ted Brown Director of Education Lou Piovesan. ~ 50th Wedding Anniversary ~ Georgetown Cinemas 3 Playing the week of April 27 - May 3 Gift Certificates Available for Mothers Day! NEXT (G - General) Fri, Sat & Tues nightly at 7:10 & 9:10, Sun, Mon, Wed & Thurs at 7:10 Sat & Sun Mats at 2:20 MEET THE ROBINSONS (G - General) Nightly at 7:00, Sat & Sun Mats at 2:00 WILD HOGS DISTURBIA (PG - parental guidance; language may offend, not recommended for young children) Fri, Sat & Tues nightly at 9:20 (PG - Parental Guidance: frightening scenes, mature themes, violence) Fri, Sat & Tues nightly at 7:20 & 9:30, Sun, Mon, Wed & Thurs at 7:20 Sat & Sun Mats at 2:30 WELCOME BACK All seats $4.20 (limited time only) 905-873-1999 Please email comments to: ibtsl@bellnet.ca Sarah Waldie of St. Joseph School (left) accepts her Sharing the Spirit Student Award of Excellence Monday night at Christ the King High School. Presenting the award were Halton Hills Trustee Rosanna Palmieri and Halton Catholic District School Board Director of Education Lou Photo by Ted Brown Piovesan.