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THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2007 THE NEW TANNER 15 s WANTED BOBCAT SERVICE: Driveways, grading, tree planting, berms, ex- cavation and trenching work, post holes, rock placement and land- scape. 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) SERVICESE SEASONED MIXED hardwood. Minimum delivery 1 face cord, bush cord on special. Tuitmans Garden Centre, Hwy 25, 1.5 mile south of Acton (519) 853-2480. (TFN) MASTECTOMY PRODUCTS: We now offer a large assortment of mastectomy products, come in and see our selection and book a private consultation time so we can discuss your individual needs. Youngs Pharmacy and Homecare, 47 Main Street South, Georgetown. (905) 873-4021. (13) H FOR RENT FOR RENT: Small trailer space, small office and unheated storage available. Call between 8a.m. to 4p.m. 519-853-0770. (14) ROOMS FOR RENT: Station hotel a.k.a. Mill St. Crossing weekly or monthly rates, starting at $130. Includes parking, T.V., microwave and maid service. Call 519-853-0620 Ted or Sue. (12) HEALTHW FIREWOODl COLLECTOR buying old fishing tackle boxes, lures, spinners, reels, etc. 519-853-8759. (12) Public forum Is incineration best way to deal with Haltons waste? ??????????????????????????????????????? ?????????????????????????????? ???????????? ????????????????????????????????????????????????? ??????????????????????????????????????????????? ????????? ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ????????????????????????????? ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????????????????????????? ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ??????????? ? ? ? ? ??????????????????????? ????????????????? ???????????????????????????? ??????????????? ???????????????????????????????? Reg Marsh & Associates Experienced professionals, dedicated to saving you money Maximum deductions Fully computerized E-file Services Accounting/ Bookkeeping Services New Clients Welcome Corporation & Trust Taxes Photocopy & Fax Services (Sending & Receiving) All Provinces & U.S. Taxes Office open year round to serve you better with hours to work around your busy schedule Open Monday to Saturday (Bring this ad for 10% discount, new clients only) ACCOUNTING TAX PREPARATIONS 22 Main St. S. Acton, ON L7J 1X1 Ph: (519) 853-0113 Fax: (519) 853-2141 Email; rmarsh@regmarshassociates.com edaamen@regmarshassociates.com 10% Discount for Seniors KICK BUTT: Acton Jiu Jitsu members posed for this photo after their excellent showing in a tournament at Smallwood Acres. Acton kicks butt at Jiu-Jitsu tournament At the February 24th tournament at Actons Smallwood Acres, Acton Jiu-Jitsu placed first with 32 medals against K-W Jiu Jitsu (20 medals) and Prospar Jiu-Jitsu from Barrie (26 medals). The following placed in Sparring: Gold - Ethan Constable, Thomas Graham, Matthew Woodhead, Trevor Livingston, Justin Cheng, Kaleigh McNeil, Cassie Minicucci. Silver Austin Middleton, Carly Livingston, Dylan Stokes, Liam Mc Carley, Jack Felce. Bronze Nicholas Firth, Nicholas Filion, Kristina Minicucci, Braden Ryan, Matthew Hansen, Rachel Rogers, Sam Murray. 4th Place Kennedy Phelan, Amit Mehta. The following placed in Grappling: Gold Ethan Constable, Trevor Livingston, Kaleigh McNeil. Silver Justin Cheng. Bronze Dylan Stokes, Cassie Minicucci, Kennedy Phelan. 4th Place Nicholas Firth, Carly Livingston, Amit Mehta, Jack Felce. Halton Region is planning to spend $800 million to build an incinerator. Is it a wise use of tax money? Are incinerators the best way to deal with waste? What are the benefits of incineration? What are the drawbacks? What are the options? Thats the topic of a fo- rum in Oakville on Tuesday, March 27 when Dr. Paul Connett, Professor Emeritus of Chemistry from St. Lau- rence University in Canton, N.Y., will speak. Dr. Connett specializes in environmental chemistry and toxicology, and has co-authored six peer reviewed articles on dioxin and numerous on waste management. He is the only person I know who can make waste interesting, well known activist Ralph Nader says of Dr. Connett who will be joined by Rod Muir, a waste diversion campaignor from the Sierra Club of Canada, and John Jackson, program director for Great Lakes United. Its a timely forum as the Region is currently pre- paring a business case for the incinerator and it is scheduled to be finished sometime this month, says Barbara Halsall of Protect Our Water and Environmen- tal Resources (POWER) which is co-sponsoring the forum with Oakville green Conservation Association. The proposed incinerator is to be built at the Regions landfill on Bronte Rd. The free event open to all Halton residents is being held at the Galaxy 707, 475 North Service Road East in Oakville. Doors open at 7p.m. NOTICE TO KINGHAM RD. & RURAL RESIDENTS If you did not receive your New Tanner or your Home Hardware catalogue last week please call The New Tanner office at 519-853-0051.