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16 THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2007 No Referral Necessary DE MELO CHIROPRACTIC & WELLNESS CENTRE Dr. Dave de Melo D.C. Deanna Wilson B.Sc., D.Ch. Foot Specialist Naomi Bedell R.M.T. Registered Massage Therapy (519) 853-3460 EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE Safe, Gentle Chiropractic Care Computer Generated Spinal Analysis Emergencies & Workers Comp Accepted New Patients Welcome 25 Main Street North, Acton Across from Giant Tiger Plaza Your Comfort is our Business Attractive award winning hotel Only 10 minutes east of Acton Complimentary continental breakfast Free high speed Internet access 365 Guelph Street Halton Hills (Georgetown) (Hwy 7 & Delrex) www.bestwestern.com/ca/innonthehill 905-877-6986 Inn on the Hill VOX POP Rotary says thanks Tractor Olympics Andrea Longo, Acton Weve changed our lights bulbs to the new energy-ef- fi cient ones and we dont leave lights burning. The schools have strong energy conservation iniatives and the kids bring it home to me and so we try to use all of our resources wisely, including electricity. What do you do if anything to help con- serve electricity? Is energy conservation part of your life? Bill Stokes, Acton I try to do all I can. I turn lights off and dont run the air conditioner unless it gets really hot. Ive noticed a little saving in my bill, and its got to help the big picture. Hazel Champagne, Acton Were using the new light bulbs and we have energy- effi cient appliances. I think you have to start some- where, and if you are aware of how much electricity you use and how easy it is to use less, then its easy. Ron Jeffrey, Acton Were not very high en- ergy users, but we dont run around leaving lights on all the time and dont run the air conditioner much because it is so drying. We have a responsibility to the environment to do what we can. To the Editor, The Rotary Club of Acton wishes to send sincere and heartfelt thanks to the individ- uals, businesses and groups in Acton and surrounding area for their generous sup- port of the Rotary Centennial Bandshell project in Prospect Park. We would also like to thank all the dignitaries and citizens alike who attended the Grand Opening. Our thanks also go out to Bev Boisvenue (for the sing- ing of O Canada) and Bruce Graham for setting up and op- erating the sound equipment throughout the evening. Sincerely, Ed Lawson President, Acton Rotary Club Country Heritage Park is presenting the All Colour An- tique Tractor and Toy Show, featuring the fi rst ever Tractor Olympics demonstration tomorrow (Friday) and on Saturday and Sunday. This is the fi rst time Country Heritage Park is staging the Tractor Olympics. featuring three events including: lawn tractors, drivers under 16 years of age; lawn tractors, drivers over 16 years of age; and antique farm tractors under 3000 pounds. Events include the slalom course; the egg carry; and the pole stop. Keith Hewer, founder of the Tractor Olympics, explains that this event is for people who are seeking action and entertainment. Featured exhibits will include a collection of rare and vintage tractors, featuring Massey-Harris, Ford, John Deere, Cockshutt, Case IH and Allis-Chalmers models. As well, the All Colour Swap Shop, lawn tractor races and the collectibles auction will be offered. Country Heritage Park is located south of Highway 401, on Tremaine Road west of Milton. For more information call 905-878-8151 or visit www.countryheritagepark.com READ THE NEW TANNER