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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2006 THE NEW TANNER 31 1 Halton Hills Drive, Halton Hills, ON L7G 5G2 2006 MUNICIPAL ELECTION CANDIDATE REGISTRATION /NOMINATION This notice is for anyone proposing to be a candidate in the municipal election on November 13, 2006 for the Town of Halton Hills in the offices of : Mayor Regional Councillors Municipal councillors School Board Trustees Regional Chair Nomination form is to be filed with the Regional Clerk Candidates may file a nomination form during regular business hours with the last day for filing being September 29, 2006. A prescribed fee which may be refundable, in the amount of $200.00 for Mayoral candidates and $100.00 for all other candidates payable by cash, certified cheque or money order must accompany the nomination form. Candidates must not spend or raise funds for their election campaign until their nomination form had been filed. The nomination form is available from the office of the Municipal Clerk. Additional information may be obtained by contacting the Clerks office of your local municipality at 905-873-2601 ext. 2330. Si vous drez recevoir une copie de cette annonce, veuillez communiquer avec Kelly Withers au num de telephone ci haut mentionn Town of Halton Hills Dated this 7th day of September 2006. RETAIL STORE CLOSING After several years of operation we are sorry to announce the closure of our small retail operation that was open to the general public. Effective September 1, 2006 you will no longer be able to purchase flour products from our location at 45 Church Street W. We would like to thank our loyal customers for their dedication over the years. Our products will be available at our Cambridge location if required. Halton Flour Division The family of Isabel Murray invite you to a 90th Birthday Open House Tea Sept. 23rd, 2006 2:00-4:00 Knox Presbyterian Church Acton, Ontario Best wishes only 17 Mill Street East, Acton 519-853-8628 www.the-dance-inn.com email: info@the-dance-inn.com Sharing Our Love of Dance Since 1998 OFFERING: Tap, Jazz, Ballet, Acrobatics, Hip Hop, Musical Theatre, Adult Classes New Location, New L.ogo, New Look (Previously referred to as The Dance Inn) WOWCELEBRA TING OUR 8 TH YEAR IN ACT ON NEW 10 week Programs Dance with Me (infants) Sing & Play (infants) Jumpin & Jammin (pre-school program) Songs & Smiles (pre-school program) REGISTRATION DATE Saturday, September 9, 2006 11:00 am - 3:00 pm STILL ACCEPTING REGISTRATIONS FOR 2006/2007 SEASON HARDWOOD TRUCK LOAD SALE GEORGETOWN FLOORING 128 Guelph St. Georgetown 905-702-1217 BAMBOO & CORK FLOORING from $3.99sqft ????? ???????? ???????????????? ???????? ?????? LEGION NEWS BRANCH NO. 197 By Wayne Young P.R.O. NEW SIGN: The new Acton Seniors Recreation Cen - tres sign was finally put in place by Lavern Blacklock (who carved and created it), Bryan Alder and Victor Bissonnette. Julie Conroy photo Hopefully, lots of people managed to visit the Acton Seniors Centre during Open House this week. Many people admired the new sign outside. Victor Bissonnette, and Bryan Alder were in- strumental in getting Lavern Blacklock to use his talents to create the new sign, as the old one was certainly showing some wear and tear after 10 years. Lavern helps instruct wood carving at the Milton, Georgetown, and Brampton Centres, and as you can see is very talented. He also makes fishing rods, carving knives, and rough blocks carvers use during classes. If you are looking for something very worthwhile to do for a couple of hours a week we desperately need members to cover the front desk either from 9a.m.until noon or from noon until 4p.m. If you are new in town, this is a great way to meet new people. Every- one is very friendly. One of the bonuses of a small town. Our transportation list needs replenishing, too, with people who are willing to drive others to the Centre, or return them to their home after some activities. Alice Clark is the person who would love to hear from you 519-853-3723. Or simply leave a message at the front desk. There are still some peo- ple who havent picked up their latest newsletter. They are at the front desk. If you cant find yours, someone will be happy to assist you. They are filed by street ad- dress, then alphabetically by name. I was happy to see Ruth Burke in fine form after her slight mishap at Rama last week. She was busy play- ing bid euchre on Thursday afternoon. There were two mooners this week, Bernie MacMillan and Edna Nel- lis. The winners on the last Rama trip were 50/50 Stephanie Westaway, birth- day prize Ruth Burke, lucky seats June Kalachi, Ed Mc- Fadden, Martha Couture, Hilda Battison, Joe Kricfa- lusi, and Barb Hunter. The next Rama trip is Thursday, September 28. At the mo- ment it is waiting list only. There will be another evening game of euchre on Wednesday, September 20 at 7:15p.m. Make a note to come and cheer us on, or join us at the 2nd annual Rock-a-thon starting on Friday, Septem- ber 29 at 9a.m., ending at 9p.m. on Saturday, Septem- ber 30. If you would like to join us, or sponsor someone please get in touch with the Centre. There are sponsor sheets at Sobeys in the front entrance and the Centre. There will be prizes and the entertainment will certainly put us in the mood as a local D.J. has offered to provide music from the 60s and 70s, which should help keep those chairs rocking. The Legion Masters Golf Tournament was once again a great day even though it was on the damp side. A very special thank you to the BBQ crew of John McNabb, Jim Thornhill, John Arnold and Barry McNabb. Well done guys! Also thanks a lot to Dave Lewis, Al Hall, Dave Thompson, Morgan Vaters and Carl Fisker for all their help. The big winners were Jack Thibault, Brian MacDonald, Rod Leech and Chad Rowsell. Thank you very much to all who do- nated prizes for the day!! Acton Ladies Darts has started for another year with registration the first two weeks in Sept. First night of play will be Wednesday, Sept. 20. New players are always welcome. Fall Fair weekend is upon us and with it comes a busy time at the Branch. Friday night starting at 7:30 we have DJ Jesse Forrest in the games room. Saturday morning from 7-11a.m. for only $4 you can get the best breakfast in the country in the main hall. The BBQ will be frying up a storm Satur- day afternoon. On Saturday night, live entertainment by Mid Life Crisis brings the great sounds of the 50s. The Fall Fair parade steps off at 12 noon and we will meet at MSB School at 11:30. Remember, you do not need a uniform to pa- rade. The Branch is also open Sunday 12-6p.m. The shut- tle bus runs between the Legion and the fair grounds Saturday 10a.m.-6p.m. and Sunday 12-6p.m. On Sunday morning, Comrade Bob Service would like your help in sorting out the tables and chairs in the main hall which need repair and also to help clean out the main hall storage room. If you are able to help, please be at the Legion Sunday at 10a.m. Due to an increase in the per capita tax, charged to the Branch by Dominion Com- mand, the dues for 2007 have been raised to $50. FALL FAIR BOUND: Ke- nya Cargill and Cameron De Forest practise for the Fall Fair parade in their Jeep.