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18 THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 2006 IN MEMORIAM Blue Springs Funeral Home Where friends gather to divide your sorrow, multiply your joy, add to your strength and subtract from your burden. Ian Pasmore, 12 Church St. E., Acton 853-2399 www.bluespringsfuneralhome.com Shoemaker Chapel CARS A The New Tanner Classifieds cost just $7 (plus GST) for 15 words and 25 (plus GST) for each additional word. Prepayment is required. Classified deadline is Tuesday at noon. Call 519-853-0051 for details or send an email to thenewtanner@on.aibn.com P HEALTH Meadowtowne Realty Independently Owned & Operated Broker Heather Scotland** Leigh Whiting** Associate Brokers Bernadette Pratt* Sales Representative Leigh, Heather & Bernadette 853-8467 Toll free 1-866-865-8262 FIREWOOD SEASONED MIXED hardwood or white birch. Minimum delivery 1 face cord, bush cord on special. Tuitmans Garden Centre Hwy 25 1.5 mile South of Acton 519-853- 2480. (TFN) HELP WANTED W COMING EVENTS GET A CLUE IN THE * Situations Wanted * Rare Books and Coins * Wanted To Buy Whether youre sear ching for a new butler , or an out-of- print whodunnit, the Classifi eds can solve the pr oblem for you. And, ther es no mystery to placing or answering a Classified ad-just call us today . * Lost & Found * Household Furnishings * Automotive Listings Track Down A Lost Item or Find A Rare One In The Classifieds.... For Classified rates and information, call 519-853-0051 or email thenewtanner@on.aibn.com Whether youre searching for a new butler, or an out-of-print whodunnit, the Classifieds can solve the problem for you. And, theres no mystery to placing or answering a Classified ad - just call us. For Classified rates and information call: 519.853.0051 or email thenewtanner@on.aibn.com DEATHS F FOR RENT BOBCAT SERVICE: Drive- ways, grading, tree planting, berms, excavation and trenching work, post holes, rock place- ment and landscape. Timberrock Services Marcel 519-856-4766. (tfn) DISPOSAL CONTAINER SER- VICE: Ideal for renovations, shingles, house, garage & yard cleanup, dirt. Gravel delivery. Driveway friendly. Roll-off truck goes where larger trucks shouldnt. W ESTERVELD CONTRACTING LTD. 519-853-3332, 905-702-2339, toll free 1-877-633-6259. (tfn) E FOR SALEs SERVICES SEMI-ANNUAL ROAST BEEF- DINNER. Saturday April 22/06 at Knox Church Ospringe. Corner of 125 & 124. For tickets call 519- 856-4578. (15) BRIGHT, SPACIOUS, 2-bed- room, ground level apartment in country home. Available May 1. Seperate entrance, highway access, ample parking, laun- dry facilities. Telephone extra. Satellite/furnishings negotiable. References required. No pets, no smoking. (519) 853-8365. (15) LABOURER WANTED for busy roofing company. $15/hour to start. Must have own vehicle, Beeton Roofing, Rockwood. 519- 856-9784. (17) YOUR BATHROOM SAFETY - Shower Seats, Raised Toilet Seats, Grab bars & so much more. Ask about installation. Call Heather at Youngs Pharmacy & Homecare Georgetown 905-873-4021. (17) NEED HELP GETTING AROUND? We carry a full line of wheelchairs and rollators. Come in or call Lynda at Youngs Phar- macy & Homecare. 47 Main St. S. Georgetown 905-873-4021. (17) ARE YOU a stay at home mom or dad whos child is starting school in September? Why not earn in- come while still enjoying being a stay at home parent? Now training for Fall 2006 school bus drivers. For more information call Tyler Transport at (519) 853-1550. IMMEDIATE OPENING for B or E class (School Bus) licensed driver Tyler Transport (519) 853-1550 Ask for Angela GENERAL LABOURERS for local pavement marking company. Construction hours, must have valid drivers licence. Fax resumes to (519) 856-1291. (15) Bestward, Neil Robert (Longtime employee of Lock- hart Brothers in Ariss) Suddenly at Guelph General Hospital on Satur- day April 8th, 2006. Neil Bestward of Guelph, formerly of Rockwood in his 56th year. Beloved brother of William and Wayne. Dear step father of Michelle Fraser, Chris- tine Aramini, Paulette Reed, and Dean Sharpe. Survived by his aunt Reba Shultis, niece Marla and nephew Chris. Neil will be sadly missed by his grandchildren, cousins and extended family. Predeceased by his mother Anna Bestward, by his wife Rosalie. Funeral Service was held at Blue Springs Funeral Home, 12 Church Street East Acton on Wednesday, April 12th at 2pm with Rev Lynda Paquette officiating. Spring inter- ment, Rockwood Cemetery. Visi- tation was on Tuesday April 11th from 2-4 and 7-9 pm. If desired, donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated as expression of sympathy. In loving memory of Jean Earle, passed away April 18, 2005. We cant have old days back, When we were all together. But secret tears and loving thoughts, Will be with us forever. Always remembered by Hank, Jackie & Wayne, Jim & Andree and families. SCOTT, Shirley April 4, 2005 In memory of my wife, our Mother, Grandmother and Great Grandmother. We thought of you with love today, but that is nothing new. We thought about you yesterday, and the days before that too. We think of you in silence, and often speak your name. Now all we have is memories, and your picture in a frame. Your memory is our keepsake, with which well never part. God has you in his keeping, we have you in our hearts. Your loving family. TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Annual Fish Dinner at the Acton Community Centre Wed. May 10. Three seatings available, 4:30, 5:30 and 6:45. Take out 5-7p.m. Fish dinner only $12. Order your tickets now, call Elly 853-3896. MOBILE CAR REPAIRS, rea- sonable prices. Call Paul (519) 853-4276. (15) ACTON SPACE AVAILABLE in well established business. Suitable for esthetician, nail tech, message therapist, etc. Reason- able rent. Contact Michelle or Lynne (519) 853-0140 or (519) 843-7495. (16) BRIGHT, BEAUTIFUL 2000 sqft. 3 bed bungalow in scenic Rockwood on shady lot, washer, dryer on main floor. $1400 per month. Available immediately. (519) 729-4040. (15) 15FT FLAT BACK CANOE with 3.5 merc motor, used once, $1700. 6 man hot tub with cedar skirting and insulated cover, $800. 853-1604. LAWN MOWERS for sale, good running condition, $20 to $80. Call Paul (519) 853-4276. (15) HANDYPERSON for small repairs and renovations (painting, plumbing and electrical), lawn cutting, swimming pool cleaning and more. Call Andy (519) 853- 2974. (16) P LOOKING FOR steady respon- sible person for child care for two girls aged 5 to 19 months. For shift working parents both on afternoon and nights, Sunday to Thursday. ASAP please phone (519) 853- 4277. (16) 2001 1500 SUZUKI INTRUDER ruby metallic, vance and hinges, carb-kit, low kms, $10,000. 853- 1604. (15) NEEDED ACTON caregiver, mature, dependable, pleasant. Provide compansionship for el- derly man in family home. Little personal care required. Prepare breakfast and lunch Monday to Friday 8:30a.m. 3:30p.m. Call anytime (519) 853-2461. (15) A CHILDS PLACE licenced agency urgently requires providers to look after children. Please call Cathy (905) 873-9119. (16) LUNCH PERSON wanted Mon- day to Friday. Apply in person Acton Subway/Giant Tiger Plaza. (15) HAIR STYLIST needed for Georgetown location, full or part time, wages and profit sharing. (905) 873-1339. (18) MOTORCYCLE A FOOD AND BEVERAGE SERVERS and short order cook required immediately. Call Magie (519) 853-9803. CHILDCARE Halton Hills Art Week... Continued from page 14 potters, painters and artists from other disciplines will be at work. There are a re- cord number of participants at the mall this year, as the festival continues to build in popularity. Another rare treat for the public is a tour of the Artcast plant. This company has been producing famous bronze statues for cities and projects around the world since 1964 (see artcast.com). Our town is definitely an arts destination, says Arts Week member Lois Fraser. The visual artists, musicians, actors and danc- ers here rival those of any major city. To think that we have all this in a town of 50,000 is amazing! When the more stringent Smoke-Free Ontario Act be- comes law on May 31, making all workplaces and enclosed public spaces 100 per cent smoke-free, the Town will repeal its smoking legislation. At a recent Town Council meeting, Rob Ustrzycki, the Towns manager of bylaw enforcement, said the provincial legislation is more restrictive than the Towns for restau- rants and bar patios. For example, the simple fact that it has a roof, partial or complete, is the only essential element thats required where smoking under those circumstances is prohibited, so essentially it can be a gazebo that has a roof, that has no sides to it but under the provincial legislation (smoking) would be prohibited, he said, adding under the Towns bylaw, smoking would be allowed. Ustrzycki said after May 31, local health officials would carry out inspections, investigate complaints of non-com- pliance and enforce the new Smoke Free Ontario Act. Smoking ban coming righteous and cry foul when your life is not on the line. The matter of precedents set is, and should be, a concern for us all. But the crown attorneys offices negotiate plea bargains with criminals every day. The only differ- ence is theres seldom any money involved. Runciman blew his whole assumed outrage when he started to play politics. He accused the Liberals of ne- gotiating financial deals with scumbags and ties that to jail sentences. So what else is new? Remember the real deal with the devil? Let the Russos have their settlement. Dealing with the justice system is another matter altogether. Its the money... Continued from page 7 WELLWOOD: Keith Passed into the arms of his Lord and Saviour on April 12th, 2006 at the age of 65. Loving husband and soul mate of Erna Carol for 47 precious years. Cherished Dad of Debbie and John Curtis and Cathy and Ralph Vanderleest. Proud Grampy of Laura, Jeff and Matthew. Dear brother of Karen, Marlene, Doreen, Alan and Larry. Keith is predeceased by his mother Violet Douglas, sister Ma- rie and brother Brian. During his life he was cared for and nurtured by his special Auntie Irene and her late husband, Keith Rightmyer. Keith will be sadly missed by his nieces, nephews, cousins, many friends and clients from Horizon Lift Truck. His greatest joys were his family, Farley and the time he spent Up North. He will always be remembered for his integrity, kindness, sense of humor and his love for the Lord. Those who knew him considered themselves privileged and blessed. The family will receive friends at the MacKinnon Family Funeral Home Shoemaker Chapel, 55 Mill Street East, Acton, on Fri- day, April 14th from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. A Celebration of Keiths Life will take place at the Salvation Army Citadel, 114 Mill Street East, Acton on Satur- day, April 15th at eleven oclock. In Keiths memory donations may be made to the Salvation Army (Acton Citadel) or the Canadian Cancer Society, Transportation Committee, Acton Branch. MacKinnon Family Funeral Home Shoemaker Chapel (519) 853-0350 or 1-877-421-9860 (toll free) / & & % 5 0 4 & - - 4 0 . & 5 ) * / ( / & & % 5 0 # 6 : 4 0 . & 5 ) * / ( $ " - - 6 4 " 5 5 ) & / & 8 5 " / / & 3 " / % 8 & 8 * - - ) & - 1 : 0 6 8 * 5 ) 5 ) " 5 4 0 . & 5 ) * / (