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THE NEW TANNER WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2009 4 ??????????????? ? ?????????????? from Dr. Jones Chan 93 MIll St. East Acton, ON L7J 1H5 519-853-4331 ????????? ?????? 38 Mill St. E. Acton, ON L7J 1H2 519-853-2244 www.activechoice.ca Dr. Dana Selby BPHE, CK, DC dr.selby@gmail.com Rehabilitation Centre Chiropractic Rehabilitation Acupuncture Kinesiology Custom Orthotics 519-853-9930 clarks@haltonhills.ca Happy New Year & Best Wishes for 2010 Regional Councillor Clark A. Somerville Knox Presbyterian Church 44 Main St. N P.O. Box 342 Acton, Ontario L7J 2M4 (519)853-2360 In a world of change, come and worship the unchanging God. Jan 03: STAR TREK - Matthew 2:1-12 Jan 10: BECAUSE I LOVE YOU - Luke 3: 15-17, 21-22 Jan 17: Rev. Wayne Baswick Jan 24: UNITY SERVICE - Royal Canadian Legion Jan 31: CHOSEN TO LOVE AND BE LOVED - Jeremiah 1:4-10 Sundays at 10:30 a.m. Town Digest Fire safety benefi t Residents of the Third Line, south of 10 Side Road, will get beefed up fire protection thanks to a new reservoir Halton is building on a portion of property at 10 Side Road and Highway 25. The 20ML water res- ervoir will bring Lake Ontario water to the 401 employment corridor that runs parallel to Steeles Avenue in Halton Hills and to Milton. When Town Council ap- proved a zoning change to allow construction of the reservoir, Georgetown Councillor Bryan Lewis noted that there was an agreement that Third Line residents would be able to use the water from the pipe going past their homes in case of a fi re. An environmental as- sessment determined that the best location for the reservoir is a 3.8-hectacre site that Halton will pur- chase from the owners of Andrews Scenic Acres. A Town rezoning was required because the pro- posed reservoir is not permitted under existing zoning as it does not solely service people of Halton Hills. Halton pay questioned Do raises for Haltons workers exceed those be- ing awarded to private sector employees? Thats the question asked by several Halton council- lors following the recent approval of the Regions budget which includes an overall 2.5 per cent in- crease in the base salaries of Haltons 1,250 non- union workers whose pay increases are based on pay for performance basis. One councillor asked why staff only use public wage sector comparisons to determine how much of a raise to approve for 2010. Burlington Council- lor John Taylor questioned why Halton would not look at what wages people who pay property taxes in Halton will receive. Staff said work done by muni- cipal staff often does not have a public sector com- parator. TURKEY TIME: Acton Seniors Centre member Lennora McKinnon helped cook this turkey that Gerald Rennie neatly carved at a recent Christmas luncheon at the centre- Julia Conroy photo