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THE NEW TANNERTHURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2007 13THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 200712 519-853-1553 888-833-8953 FAX: 519-853-1559 379 Queen St. Acton. ON L7J 2N2 Flights depart from Toronto. Rates are per person based on double occupancy for 7 nights. Room categories are based on standard room. Subject to availability at time of booking and may change without notice. Applicable to new bookings only. Transportation taxes and related fees of $276.70 are additional. JANUARY SALE SAVE up to $1100 per couple Ocean Hotel ???? SAVE up to $500 per person Was $1167 $667 Sunday, January 06 & 13. Riu Cancun ?????? SAVE up to $550 per person Was $1497 $947 Sunday, January 06 & 13. Great Parnassus ????? SAVE up to $500 per person Was $1487 $987 Sunday, January 06 & 13. CANCUN Reef Playacar ???? SAVE up to $500 per person Was $1397 $897 Sunday, January 06 & 13. Riu Tequila ????? SAVE up to $500 per person Was $1417 $917 Sunday, January 06 & 13. Grand Sirenis ????? SAVE up to $550 per person Was $1587 $1037 Sunday, January 06 & 13. Gran Bahia Principe Tulum ????? SAVE up to $500 per person Was $1697 $1197 Sunday, January 06 & 13. MAYAN RIVIERA The Renegade is not just a new ATV, it is a new concept. Blending radical performances with 4x4 terrain ability, with no compromise. ?????????????????????????? ????????????????????????????? ??????????? ????????????????????? ??????????????? ??????????? ???????????????????????????? ?????????????????????????? ??????????????????????????????? ????????????? ?????????????????????????????? ??????????????????? ??????????????????????? ????????? ????????????????????????? ?????????????????? ????????????????????? ?????????????????? 3 Year limited warranty Financing available for upp to 84 months @ 10.25% Promotion ends January 31/2008 Mark Pouillos Outdoor Power Equipment 61 Guelph St. Hwy #7. Georgetown ON. L7G 3Z6 (905) 877-0314 www.outdoorpower.ca Police/Fire Report Sometime between Dec. 7-14 a 1989 Polaris snow- mobile was stolen from 262 Main Street North. It is de- scribed as white and black, in good condition with the serial number 891586. It was valued at $500. HPWWS initiates redside dace recovery program in Creek Halton Peel Woodlands and Wildlife Stewardship (HP- WWS) has initiated a redside dace recovery project on Sil- ver Creek in Georgetowns Cedarvale Park. The redside dace is a na- tionally endangered species of minnow. This colourful fish resides in small streams and requires cool clear water with overhanging vegetation. In Ontario its range is largely restricted to streams flowing into Western Lake Ontario, including the Credit River watershed. Increasing urbanization with associated habitat loss and decreased water quality has impacted redside dace populations. Redside dace are extremely sensitive to turbidity and erosion during intense rainfall is a primary concern. Members of HPWWS have completed a habitat restora- tion project by planting native trees and shrubs along Sil- ver Creek through Cedarvale Park. An educational sign for park visitors to review information regarding the redside dace has also been installed. The Town of Halton Hills has also instituted a 5-me- ter no-cut zone along the streambanks of Silver Creek, through Cedarvale Park, to protect riparian vegetation. Project partners include the Town of Halton Hills, Credit River Anglers Association, Credit Valley Conservation, and the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. Funding for this project was made pos- sible by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources Species At Risk fund. Residents of Halton Hills can assist in the redside dace recovery project by avoiding the use of pesticides which will maintain a healthy insect population, a primary source of redside dace food. In ad- dition limiting the amount of stormwater runoff by using a rain barrel or disconnecting downspouts will reduce in- flows into local streams which can lead to erosion. The HPWWS is an Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources Stewardship Council which is primarily staffed with vol- unteers with a mandate to promote good stewardship practices on private and pub- lic land. Further information is available from Derek Ko- nieczny (HPWWS member) at 905-873-0517. ACTON LIGHTS UP: Houses in Acton and in rural areas went all out this Christmas season, really getting into the spirit with decorating their houses. Many more were just as beautiful as this one. - Tracey Gardner photo. LET US WELCOME YOU! Our Hostess will bring gifts and greetings, along with helpful information about your new community. Call Betty Ann 853-1944 The New Tanner wishes you a safe and happy New Year!