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THE NEW TANNERTHURSDAY, MARCH 12, 2009 5 DISNEY VALUE RESORT HOTEL *** Adult CDN Child (3-9) CDN $749 $399 Disneys Pop Centruy Resort Disneys All-Star Resorts Roundtrip Air from Toronto, 7 nights accommodation, 7-day Magic Your Way Base Ticket, Return Transfers* Thu, May 7 - Jun 11 Add taxes $242 Saturday departures add $50 per person DISNEY MODERATE RESORT HOTEL ***+ Adult CDN Child (3-9) CDN $899 $399 Disneys Port Orleans Resort Disneys Carribean Beach Resort Roundtrip Air from Toronto, 7 nights accommodation, 7-day Magic Your Way Base Ticket, Return Transfers* Thu, May 7 - Jun 11 Add taxes $242 Saturday departures add $50 per person Flights are from Toronto. Valid for new bookings only. Prices shown are per person, based on double occupancy in lead room category. Taxes & Travel related fees are extra and noted above. For complete terms and conditions refer to the Nolitours 2008-2009 brochure. Nolito- urs is a division of Transat Tours Canada, registered as a travel wholesaler in Ontario. (Ontario Reg#50009488) Disney offer: Valid for bookings through March 29, 2009 for travel most nights through August 15, 2009. Prices in Canadian dollars. Other room types available. Additional per adult charges apply if more than 2 adults per room. Minimum length of stay may apply. Tickets are for one Theme Park and must be used within 14 days of first use. No group rates or other discounts apply. Transfers: *Disneys Magical Express Service is complimentary and must be booked 10 days prior to your arrival at www.disneysmagicalexpress.com/ca. **The Disney Gift Card (one card per reservation) can be used at select participating locations at Walt Disney World Resort. Disneyland Resort, Disney Cruise Line, Disney Store locations in the US and Disneyshopping.com. It is not redeemable for cash, will not be replaced if lost or stolen without required proof of purchase and it is subject to the terms and conditions of the Disney Gift Card Program. The Disney Gift Card is issued by Disney Gift Card Services Inc. Gift cards may not be used towards the purchase of any Disney Dollars or Disney Gift Cards. Other restriction may apply. Use of gift card is acceptance of its terms and conditions. Visit DisneyGiftCard.com for more information about the Disney Gift Program. As to Disney artwork/properties : Disney Best Price, Best Service Since 1972 Foot/Nail Care Diabetic Footcare Custom Orthotics Home visits 65 Mill St. E. Acton, ON L7J 1H4 519-853-8557 Deanna Wilson BSc. DCh. Chiropodist Foot Specialist Treatment for: Fibromyalgia Chronic Pain Stress Headaches ...and much more. Naomi Bedell Registered Massage Therapy 65 Mill St. E., Acton, ON 519-853-8557 Lunch and Learn The Ontario Early Years Satellite in Acton is pleased to offer a free five week program every Wednesday throughout April for parents and caregivers of children from 0 to 6 years of age. Adults and their children enjoy their lunch for the first half hour and guest speakers are invited speak for the remaining hour. Childcare is provided during this program to enable the adults to enjoy these stimulating & informative workshops. For more information or to register please contact Jennifer at 905-873-2960 or visit our centre at 85 Wallace Street, Acton. (In the Acton Citizens band hall). Newcomers Breakfast The Ontario Early Years Satellite in Georgetown (96 Guelph St.) is hosting a breakfast for newcomers to their programs Thursday, March 26 9:30 10:30 a.m. This is an opportunity for families with young children aged 0 -6 years of age to learn more about the resources and supports offered by the Ontario Early Years Satel- lites in both Georgetown and Acton. There is no charge for this event. For more information or to register please contact Jennifer at 905-873-2960 Income Tax Help Links2Care offers free income tax preparation servi- ces. To qualify for the service, the maximum income for a single person is $25,000 and the maximum for a couple is $35,000. For one adult with a child the maximum is $30,000 plus $2,000 for each additional dependent. To find out more about this service please call Cathy at 519-853-3310 (Acton) or Brenda at 905- 873-6502 (Georgetown). Frozen Meals for Seniors Dont feel like cooking tonight? Then why not try our range of delicious frozen meals! How about beef stroganoff, roast chicken, salmon in lemon sauce or Hawaiian pork? And for dessert, strawberry shortcake, cherry cheesecake or chocolate fudge cake? There is something to please everyone; Vegetarian meals, Chinese meals or breakfast snacks. Place your order by Tuesday morning for delivery on Thursday by our volunteers, or stop by one of our offices and purchase directly from the freezer. For more information please contact Lynn at our Acton office 519-853-3310 or Liz in Georgetown at 905-873-6502. Banks in Milton have fre- quently become targets for robberies. The latest was at a Bank of Montreal branch at 1001 Maple Ave. Wednesday, March 4 when a lone male at a tellers desk produced a note demanding money at about 11:25am. The man By Frances Niblock Halton Region is the safest place to live in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and Acton and Georgetown are the safest places to live in Halton, a trend that began in 2004. Halton is also the safest regional municipality in Canada according to Mac- leans magazines 2009 Halton among safest places to live in Canada crime rankings released last week. Halton was also the safest GTA commun- ity last year. Halton police statistics show that Halton Hills has the lowest crime rate of the Regions four municipalities. The Mac- leans figures and the Halton police statistics are based on 2007 data. Halton police are under- standably happy with the results in a press release Chief Gary Crowell said, As police, we are privil- eged to work in a region where local residents, municipalities and busi- ness owners want to work collaboratively with us, and they are all keen to do their part to prevent and deter crime. Crowell said the Macleans rank- ing validates that Halton officers, volunteers, local politicians and commun- ity partners are committed to keeping Halton as safe tomorrow as it is today. Macleans ranking was based on aggregate results of the 2007 per capital crime rates in six areas including personal and property crimes, murder, sexual assault, aggravated assault, robbery, break- ing and entering and auto theft. Saskatoon had the highest crime rate in Can- ada. Halton polices director of corporate communica- tions, Janice Coffin said Halton ranks fifth on the most desirable places to live and is the only region- al municipality in the top five. The safest community to live in is Caledon one- sixth the size of Halton. This (ranking) is not something police take sole credit for. Its real- ly a testament of how in Halton the community is really engaged and keen to work with police, Cof- fin said, adding there are a number of factors beyond police control that affect the crime rate including population, socio-eco- nomic s tandings and demographics. Figures released by Keith Moore, a Halton po- lice planner, indicate that Halton Hills had the low- est crime rate per 100,000 people in Halton at 2,824. Oakvilles crime rate Another robbery at Milton bank received some cash but no weapon was seen or indi- cated, Halton Police said. The man left the bank and ran eastbound through the parking lot. Police in- itiated a search of the area with tracking dogs with no success. The suspect is described as male, with an olive or dark complexion in his mid 20s, about 6 feet tall, a slim build and a pronounced nose. He was wearing a black touque, black winter jacket with a dark fur type collar, black pants, work boots and black sunglasses. Police are asking any- one with information about this crime to con- tact District One Criminal Investigations Bureau at 905-825-477, ext. 2415 or by calling Crime Stop- pers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). Surveillance video cap- tured this image of the suspected bank robber.