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THE NEW TANNERTHURSDAY, ApRil 9, 2009 13 No Referral Necessary de Melo CHIRoPRACTIC & Wellness Centre Dr. Dave de Melo, Chiropractor Dr. Jim Giancoulas, Chiropractor Amy Spiers, Massage Therapist Donna McClurg, Medical Acupuncture (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 Halton Hills Fire protec- tion prevention Services is concerned about the presence of illegal fire- works known as Sprite Bombs which have been discovered in Oakville and Burlington. The Sprite Bomb is made in Taiwan and prohibited from sales in Canada. Spri te Bombs are small, pea sized balls, light gray in colour, and could easily be mistaken for candy. The fireworks contain a small amount of explosive material which is activated simply by open- ing the package. Store owners may have purchased these products, not knowing they are il- legal in Canada. Owners are strongly encouraged to remove the illegal fire- works from their stock and contact Halton Hill Fire protection & prevention Division at 905-877-1133. plans are well underway for the paul Murr Memorial Golf tournament which will mark the 25th anniversary of this very successful event. This years venue takes place at the prestigious Blue Springs Golf Club in Acton on Monday, May 11 and historically attracts over 270 par- ticipants. To celebrate this special milestone a number of special features have been added including commemorative keep- sakes to all participants. in 2008 the tournament donated $60,000 to the Acton Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society, bringing the 24 year total to $718,000. letters have gone out to previous sponsors and partici- pants offering a variety of sponsorship and participation options. Different levels of sponsorships or in Memoriams are available: platinum - $1,000 or more, Gold - $500, Realtor - $200 and Silver - $175. Theres also all inclu- sive golf packages to suit all capabilities 7:00am 18 hole scramble, powercart, lunch, prime rib dinner and raffle prizes - $175, 1:00pm, 18 holes scramble, prime rib dinner and raffle prizes - $200 and 1 4pm 9 hole par 3, prime rib and raffle prizes - $100 payment can be made by cash, cheque, Amex, Visa or Mastercard. interested sponsors or participants can Con- tact John McNabb at 519-853-5615. As the event fills up quickly golfers are encourages to register promptly. Fire service concerned over Sprite Bomb paul Murr tourney set for Monday, May 11 Individual Counselling Marriage/Couple Counselling Offering help with: Childhood Trauma Stress Depression Life Transitions Grief & Loss Anxiety Parenting and Family Concerns Acton Psychotherapy www.presentmomenthealing.com Call for an initial complimentary session 519-853-0019 Karen BinchM.A. present moment healing ????????? ????? ? ???? ?????????? SPECIAL Snow Tire Change Over - $10 per tire Includes balance and new valve GREAT NEW AND USED TIRE DEALS! Tel: 519-853-8530 12865, Hwy 25 www.besttiredeals.ca Acton, ON. Quality/Service/Price WHETHER THE WEATHER: Last Sunday, people were out enjoying the 12 degree sunny weather. Some were in shorts and halter tops strolling along the sunlit streets, skateboard- ing at the Mousketears skate boarding park, and other spring weather activities. Monday morning people woke up to discover a winter landscape, snow plows pushing back the 10-15 centimetres of wet snow which fell in this neck of the woods. South of Acton, down the escarpment only a dusting of the white stuff fell but it was just as cold. Have heart, though, they are predicting a beautiful Easter weekend starting on Good Friday.