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THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 2007 THE NEW TANNER 3 Best Price, Best Service Since 1972 FAX: 519-853-1559 379 Queen St., Acton ON L7J 2N2 519-853-1553 1-888-833-8953 FLIGHTS Toronto to Madrid From $649 Flight Schedule Mondays Jun to Oct 22 Depart June 11 Return 26 Toronto to Barcelona Flight schedule Thursday Jun 28 to Sept 6 SEASIDE PACKAGES Flights /14 nights Accommodations Transfers Some meals COSTA DEL SOL Fly into Madrid, Roundtrip air transfer to Malaga *** Sol Don Pedro Buffet breakfast & dinner Jul 2& 9 **** Isabel Hotel Buffet breakfast Jul 16 *** Sol Principe Buffet Breakfast & Dinner Jul 2 *** Hotel San Cristobel Roundtrip ground transfer to Marbella, buffet breakfast & dinner Jul 2 BARCELONA Direct flights to Barcelona Jun 28 to Sept 6, Fly to Madrid May 7 to Oct 22 with roundtrip air transfers to Barcelona ***H10 Europa Park Area: Costa Daurada, buffet breakfast & dinner Jul 5,12 *** Pineda Palace Area: Costs del Maresme Buffet breakfast & dinner Jul 12 **** Les Palmeres Area: Costa del Maresme,buffet breakfast & dinner Jun 28 **** Hotel Estival Park Area: Costs Daurada Buffet Breakfast & Dinner Jun 28 ESCORTED TOURS Flight, transfer, tour, accommodation, Some meals, sightseeing tour & more. Andalucian Splendour 7 nights,6 Days Andalucia, 1 day Toledo,1 Day Madrid Sep 3 Spain & Morroco 14 nights, 6 Days Morocco, 5 days Andalucia, 4 day Madrid Sep 10 SPAIN feel the warmth From $849 $1429 $1469 $1699 $1789 $1559 $1629 $1629 $1759 $2479 $2739 Additional taxes & fees $165 -$213 Toronto Departure. Rates are based on double occupancy for duration shown and are for new, individual bookings only. Price are subject to change without notice. Flights operated by Air Transit. For complete itinerary descriptions, full terms and conditions refer to the Greece, Italy, Spain 2007 brochure. Ont. Reg. #50009486 The Regional Municipality of Halton 1151 Bronte Road, Oakville, Ontario L6M 3L1 Tel: 905-825-6000 Toll Free: 1-866-4HALTON TTY: 905-827-9833 www.halton.ca 080607 Need Help Finding a Job? Are you between the ages of 15 and 30? YEPP is a six week program that will give you the skills to find and keep a job. This program is funded in part by the government of Canada Transportation is provided and participants are PAID to attend. For more information, contact Margaret Springle at 1-866-442-5866 ext. 4626. might be for you! YEPP STAG & DOE Sat. June 9th at 8:00pm ACTON LEGION Games Food and Prizes $10 per person or $15 per couple ST G CTON LEGION Game s Food $10 per person or ROB COULL AND AMY FRENCH Tickets available at the door or call Rebecca 519-853-4595 TREE SAFE: The X spray painted on this tree in Prospect Park was done by vandals several weeks ago, and does not mean it will be cut down as part of the Acton Agricultural Society/indoor soccer construction project, as feared by one New Tanner reader and two Grade four students at Robert Little School who were ready to stage a Save our Tree protest. Submitted photo Farm accident The Ministry of Labour is investigating how an auger in a grain silo started up, causing substantial injuries to the right leg of a 19-year- old farm worker at Anthony Acres Ltd., on the Fifth Line near Limehouse on Monday afternoon. Police report the teen was working inside a grain bin when the unloading auger was accidentally set in mo- tion, crushing his leg. He was taken to George- town hospital, where he was stabilized. But because his injuries were severe, he was transferred by ambulance to Sunnybrook Hospital. Police would not release the injured teens name or any other details. On Tuesday, a company official declined to comment except to say the worker, who lives locally but not in Halton Hills, is doing fine. False alarm An alarm activated at Acton High School at 10:39 a.m. on Monday after someone lit a piece of paper on fire in a stairwell. Acton firefighters raced to the scene before it was determined it was a false alarm. There was no damage. Tire fire At 4:12 p.m. on May 30, Acton firefighters responded to a call about heavy smoke in the air on the Fifth Line, north of 32 Side Road in Erin Township. They found the homeown- er had a burn permit from the Erin Fire department, but was trying to burn a large truck tire, which is not allowed. They extinguished the fire. Bonfire doused Acton firefighters extin- guished a large bonfire that had been burning several days at a property on 25 Side Road, west of the Town Line. Crews went to the scene last Thursday after receiving reports of a large amount of black smoke in the air. They found the property owner was burning debris, includ- ing PVC piping, during a cleanup. POLICE/FIRE REPORT The Halton Partners for Naturally Green are sponsoring the fifth annual Pesticide Exchange event on Saturday when Halton residents can drop off old or unused pesticides to the Household Hazardous Waste Depot at the Halton Waste Management Site, at 5400 Regional Road #25 in south Milton, between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Those participating in the event will receive free garden giveaways while supplies last. Residents can also use this as an opportunity to drop off other household hazardous waste, such as paint, oil, propane tanks and additional household chemicals (maximum of 20 litres per visit). The Partners for Naturally Green is a group dedicated to creating awareness and educating the public about how to create healthy lawns and gardens without using pesticides. The group consists of representatives from Halton Region, The City of Burlington, the Town of Halton Hills, the Town of Milton, the Town of Oakville, and Landscape Ontario. The Pesticide Exchange program will also be running on Environment Day. This year, Environment Day is taking place on Saturday, June 23 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Sheridan College, in Oakville. In addition to pesticides, residents may also drop off other household hazardous waste, tires, electronics, and items for the Salvation Army at Environment Day. Pesticide exhange