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THE NEW TANNERTHURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 2010 5 Date Day Time Event January 18 Monday All Day 11am - 11pm Family Pizza Night for MSB (McKenzie Smith Bennett Public School) Proceeds go towards a new sound system in the gym. Order a Large Pizza, Cheesy Bread and 4 cans of Pop for only $19.99 and we donate $5 to the cause. January 19 Tuesday TBD Pizza Eating Contest - Acton High School - 15 Teams of 2 face off to fi nish a large Pepperoni Pizza. Grand Prize: $50 Dominos Gift Card plus qualifying prizes. January 20 Wednesday 1 - 5pm Make Your Own Day. Medium Pizza only $10. We do the Dough, Sauce and Cheese. You put on the toppings. January 21 Thursday 3 - 4pm Challenge Canadas Fastest Pizza Maker, even if you dont win, you will eat for Free. Please sign up the day before at the store. Also bring a donation for the Food Bank. January 22 Friday 4 - 6pm Free Pizza Party for the fi rst 400 people in the Acton Arena/ Main Hall. January 23 Saturday 10 - 11am Grand Opening Celebration. Free 10 Pizza for the 1st 50 customers plus other Door Prizes. Medium Pepperoni Pizzas only $6 All day. Carryout only. January 23 Saturday 3 - 4pm Free Public Skate, sponsored by Dominos Pizza, Acton. January 24 Sunday All Day Family Day - All Large Pizzas $10. (up to 5 toppings) ALL WEEK 20% Off all regular priced menu products at Dominos in Acton. ALL MONTH Colouring contest. Winners selected on January 31. Three winners will be chosen to receive a $25 Dominos Gift Card. Pick up your entry sketch and rules at Dominos. We reserve the right to alter this schedule if needed and limit quantities on any Free offerings. Any prices Quoted above are plus applicable taxes.Limited Delivery area. Delivery Charge of $2.50 applies. Survive the holidays Beat the winter blues TO DO LIST ACTON DOMINOS GRAND OPENING January 18-24, 2010 20% Off Entire Menu (Take-out and Delivery) Plus lots of bonus activities, give-a-ways and fun for all ages. See this weeks Independent or Tanner for details! 519-853-9000 352 Queen Street browse our menu at www.dominos.ca Extended Hours of Operation: Sun - Thurs 10:30am-Midnight Fri & Sat 10:30am - 2am Delivery available during all hours of operation *20% discount not valid with any other discount, special or coupon. Drivers carry less than $20. We reserve the right to limit quantities. 20% discount only valid during our regular hours of operation for the week of January 18-January 24, 2010. 20% discount is not available for online orders. Plus lots of bonus activities, give-a-ways and fun for all ages. A W E E K O F C E L E B R AT I O N S Survive the holidays Beat the winter blues TO DO LIST AC DOMINOS GRAND OPENING January 18-24, 2010 20% Off Entire Menu (Take-out and Delivery) Plus lots of bonus activiti s, give-a-ways and fun for all ages. See this weeks Indepe dent r Tanner for details! 519-853-9 0 352 Queen S reet browse our menu at www.dominos.ca Extended Hours of Operation: Sun - Thurs 10:30am-Midnight Fri & Sat 10:30am - 2am Delivery available during all hours of operation *20% discount not valid with any other discount, special or coupon. Drivers carry less than $20. e reserve the right to limit quantities. 20% discount only valid during our regular hours of operation for the week of January 18-January 24, 2010. 20% discount is not available for online orders. Survive the holidays Beat the winter blues TO DO LIST ACTON DOMINOS GRAND OPENING January 18-24, 2010 20% Off E tire Menu (Take-out and Delivery) Plus lots of bonus activities, give-a-ways and fun for all ages. See this weeks Independent or Tanner for details! 519-853-9000 352 Queen Street brows our menu at www.dominos.ca Extended Hours of Operation: Sun - Thurs 10:30am-Midnight Fri & Sat 10:30am - 2a Delivery available during all hours of operation *20% discount not valid with any other discount, special or coupon. Drivers carry less than $20. We reserve the right to limit quantities. 20% discount only valid during our regular hours of operation for the week of January 18-January 24, 2010. 20% discount is not available for online orders.65 Year s The family of Bill and Ivy Ritchie would like to an- nounce the celebration of their 65th Wedding Anniversary at Eden Mills Hall in Eden Mills on January, 24 at 4:30pm. We would like to extend a warm welcome to all family and friends to join them for this celebration. Please feel free to come and join them but no gifts, Please. - Bill and Ivy Students make schools healthier Ontario students are be- ing challenged to take part in the Healthy Schools Recognition Program and make their schools health- ier. Now in its fourth year, the recognition program encourages schools to pledge to do something healthy, such as: Offering a healthy menu alternative for the school lunch program Establishing a daily running or walking club Inviting health pro- fessionals to speak with students about fi tness and teen health. The deadline for sub- missions is April 8, 2010. Participating schools will receive a certificate and pennant to display in their school. Over the last three years, more than 3,000 schools have pledged to do more than 6,500 healthy activities through the program. Halton celebrates Crime Stoppers month I t s a t ime when Crime Stoppers pro- grams around the world can highlight the suc- cess they have had in combating crime and keeping communities safe. Crime Stoppers Month has been celebrated an- nually since officially being proclaimed in September 1986 at the Crime Stoppers Inter- national conference in Edmonton, Alberta. Canadas Prime Min- ister Stephen Harper has acknowledged Crime Stoppers Month in a letter which commends the staff and volunteers associated with Crime S toppers p rograms across the country. C r i m e S t o p p e r s Month is an opportun- ity to raise awareness of this successful inter- national effort, which has developed a respect- ed and strong presence in Canada with more than one hundred com- munity-based programs and over two hundred thousand cases cleared, the letter states. P r i m e M i n i s t e r Harper also stated: Citizens who are alert and involved are key to ensuring that their neighbourhoods remain safe, friendly places in which to live and work. Crime Stoppers is a spe- cial partnership between these concerned individ- uals, the local media and police, that endeavours to solve and prevent crime in our commun- ities. Internationally Crime Stoppers is utilizing Crime Stoppers Month to focus attention on initiatives to combat crime involving human traffi cking and the con- tinuing efforts of Crime Stoppers to bring inter- national fugitives to justice. Crime Stoppers of Hal- ton will host a special ceremony on January 19 at the Halton Regional Police headquarters building to officially mark Crime Stoppers Month and release the programs annual statis- tics as well as unveiling a promotional poster to assist the guns and gangs unit.