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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2007 THE NEW TANNER 13 Toll Free 1-866-919-9945 dghdoors.goldbook.ca We have developed a great special for the homeowners of Acton & surrounding areas THE GREAT GARAGA DOOR SALE The package includes your choice of any style of Canadian made Garaga garage door, including the North Hately or the new Eastman Estate, both will give your home that "unique country carriage look", as well as a 1/2hp LiftMaster electric garage door opener. Tune in to www.erinradio.ca, and when you order your complete package mention "garaga 101.5" and you will receive a free parking assist, no more guessing if your car is safely positioned in your garage. $35.00 value expires October 31/2007 DGH DOORS is excited to be joining CHES 101.5 Erin Radio your local on-line radio station 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 All Starz Basketball is presenting a skills development and house league basketball program in conjunction with basket- ball Canadas and basket ball Ontarios Steve Nash Youth Program in Rockwood Boys and girls, ages 9-13, interested in participating in this activity are invited to sign up Thursday, October 4t at 7:30 p.m. at Rockwood Centennial School. The program will be held Thursday evenings for 9-11 year olds 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. and for 12-13 year olds 8:30-9:30 p.m. The fall program dates are from Oct. 11 to Dec. 20, 2007 and the winter program from Jan. 10 to March 27, 2008 The cost is $95 per player per program and each participant receives a Steve Nash Youth Basketball Reversible Dri-Fit Jersey. Nike Ultra Durable Rubber Basketball. Steve Nash Youth Basketball Parents guide to Youth Basketball. Be One Na- tional Membership. Provincial Membership. The coaching staff is headed up by Nick Christian, with over 40 years of coaching experience and son, Mark, with 12 years of coaching experience. For more detailed information visit www.allstarzbasketball. com Youth Basketball Comes To Rockwood Ontario Early Years for children age birth to six of- fers many amazing programs right in Rockwood. Tot Time is a parent-child drop-in cen- tre running every Monday and Thursday from 9:30- 11:30 a.m. on the lower level of Rockmosa Community Centre. Join us for crafts, circle time, stories, literacy activities every Thursday and lots of social time for both parents and children. Its a drop-in! Come whenever and you wont want to leave. For more information please call Jane at 519-856-2113. Paper, Scissors, Glue! It is time to get creative & imaginative! For 4 weeks, beginning Tuesday, Oct 2 from 10-11 a.m. join other children aged 2+ to make crafts using paper, scissors, glue and more. The program will run as a drop-in, so come in and see what you can cre- ate! For more information, please call Jane at 519-856- 2113. Hearing Clinic EWAG is offering a hear- ing clinic at our EWAG office in Rockwood (106 Church Street) on Friday, October 12. For more information and to book your appointment, please call 519-833-0087. The Feeling Better Too Exercise Program is Back This great gentle exercise program is back after the summer break. The program resumes on Wednesday, Oc- tober 10, 2007 and will take place at the Rockwood Li- brary from 12:30-1:30 p.m. Please note the new day and time for the program. For more information please call Margaret at 519-856-0652 Council unanimously granted permission to trapper John Winer to trap mink and muskrat in municipal waterways. Last year, he trapped 300 muskrat and 25 mink on Guelph/Eramosa road allowances. He used conibears and subtraps. These traps have stirred controversy in the area after a pet Jack Russell was killed by a conibear trap in Guelph last December while walking with his owner, Tara Szczgiel. She was part of a delegation that spoke to council last February asking for a ban or modifications on hunting and trapping in Guelph/Eramosa. Other speakers included Karen Levenson and Liz White of Animal Alliance Canada, and Ainslie Willock of Canadians for Fur Bearing Animals. New parking and drop-off zones In conjunction with the new classroom addition, council and the Upper Grand District School Board planned new parking and student drop-off zones at Rockwood Centennial Public School. Council unanimously approved the new parking by-law and the installation of regulatory signs. As of October 1, parking regulations will include the fol- lowing: school bus stop at south side of Pasmore, from Mary to Balaclava Streets; No parking on Mary St. from Pasmore to 50 metres south, and from Alma to Mary Streets; No stopping weekdays from 7 AM to 5 PM on Mary St., west side, from Pasmore to 159 metres south, and on Pasmore north side from Mary to Balaclava Streets; 30-minute time limited parking on Mary St., west side, weekdays, 7 AM to 5 PM. There is a new parking lot for teachers beside the new addi- tion. A student drop-off zone will be identified by signs, line painting and yellow delineators on Mary St. Public Works is developing a map to give to parents showing the changes. The cost to the township for signs and line-painting is estimated at $3702.32, not including internal labour or equipment time. DROP OFF ZONE: Guelph/Eramosa Township and the Upper Grand District School Board have revamped parking and stopping regulations at Rockwood Centennial Public School as of Oct 1. Last Monday, Paul Morris painted the lines indi- cating the drop-off zone. - Rebecca Ring photo WAY UP THERE: Grade five student Jesse Black braved the harrowing heights of the high ropes course at Camp Brebeufs Fall Fair last Saturday. The boy travelled from Burlington to enjoy the days fun, which included an adven- ture race between Wellington OPP and Guelph/Eramosa Fire Fighters. - Rebecca Ring photo