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THE NEW TANNERTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2010 17 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 Body Movement Therapeutics is pleased to now provide REFLEXOLOGY TREATMENTS. A Great Valentines Gift! Reduces Stress Removes Toxins Normalizes Body Functions Please call: Wendy at 519-853-1200 INDIAN RIVER DIRECT CITRUS TRUCKLOAD SALE ACTON WED. FEB 17TH, 12:30PM - 2:30PM THE HIDE HOUSE PARKING LOT (Eastern & Mill) 20 LB BOX OF FLORIDA Seedless Navel Oranges or Ruby Red Grapefruit $22.00 PER BOX Your Hometown REALTOR Call me for a Complimentary Home Valuation KATE BANKS Sales Representative, B.A. www.BANKonBANKS.ca Bus: 519-853-8467 Dir: 416-997-4161 Fax: 905-877-0702 Mr. & Mrs. Byron & Nina Timbers are pleased to announce the engagement and forth coming marriage of our daughter Tessa Janine Timbers to Adam Charles Roach son of Henry Roach, Brenda and Tim David. Engaged February 14, 2009 Wedding August 28, 2010 Love & Cangrats to the both of you. Stag & Doe Jodi Davies & Jeff Miller Saturday, Feb. 13th Acton Legion Games Room Tickets $10 each Available at the door or from Jamie Munday. GAMES PRIZES FOOD PRIZES Butt out near public buildings As of Monday, no smoking will be allowed within nine metres of all entrances/exits to regional and mu- nicipal buildings. Protecting the health of Halton Residents is a top priority, said Gary Carr, Halton Region Chair. We have thousands of people using regional and local mu- nicipal services such as libraries, arenas, recrecation centres and administrative buildings everyday across Halton so its important to keep these areas smoke- free. It is estimated that over 1000 people die from second hand smoke each year in Canada. Second hand smoke has over 4000 chemicals and over 50 are known or suspected to cause cancer, said Dr. Bob Nosal, Halton Region Medical Officer of Health. Those who make the healthy choice to be smoke-free should not be involuntarily exposed to tobacco smoke. During the fi rst three months following the enact- ment of the by-law, a phased in enforcement approach to achieve compliance will be used by enforcement staff. The fi rst phase will involve educating violators and promoting awareness of the by-law. Following the initial three-month period, enforcement staff will use their discretionary powers and progres- sive enforcement to achieve compliance. After the fi rst three-months, individuals in non-compliance of the by-law could be issued Provincial Offence Summons to appear in court. For more information, dial 311 or call Halton Region at 905-825-6000, toll free 1-866-442-5866, or visit www.halton.ca. Chamber business awards The Halton Hills Cham- ber of Commerce had a record number of nom- inees for its 2009 Business Achievement Awards. The award winners include: Business of the Year: The Independent & Free Press Entrepreneur of the Year: Brady Davies of The Cellar Restaurant Employee of the Year: Kay Matthews manager of Georgetown BIA Green Award: Friends of Devereaux House Business of the Year The Independent & Free Press, owned by Metro- land Media Group Ltd., is a combination of The Acton Free Press, which opened in 1875, and The Georgetown Independent, started by David and Jim Dills in 1978. Employee of the Year Kay Matthews, man- ager of the Georgetown BIA, said she was hon- oured to be selected as the Halton Hills Cham- b e r o f C o m m e r c e . Matthews, with the BIA for three years, has proved to be a great ambassador for the downtown as she guides the BIA in its twin roles of promotion and beautifi cation. Entrepreneur of the Year Brady Davies of The Cellar Restaurant, took over the chefs duties four years ago after honing his craft at a five-diamond restaurant outside of Banff, Alberta. Davies serves only the freshest food avail- able and is known for innovative dishes using locally-grown products. Green Award Friends of Devereaux House is the recipi- ent of the Chamber of Commerces fi rst Green Award, formerly the Civic Pride Award. The award honours en- vironmental preservation through conservation ef- forts in areas such as energy, water, waste, green procurement and protection of natural heritage. The award rec- ognizes efforts by the Friends of Devereaux House in preventing demolition of the 1860 era heritage building on Trafalgar Road and then rehabilitating it with energy effi cient measures for public use. A l l o f t h e a w a r d recipients will be hon- oured on March 10 at a dinner at Blue Springs Golf Course. For tickets, call the Chamber of- fice at 905-877-7119 or email mary@haltonhill- schamber.on.ca The businesses on these pages support the Heart & Stroke Foundation annual appeal to fi nd a cure for heart disease. OLYMPIC SPIRIT George Rallis and his granddaughter Mary- Ann Smith pose with the Olympic torch that Actons George Hen- derson carried in the Oshawa area in dur- ing Decembers Torch Run. Rallis has turned his restaurant into an Olympic Games shrine with photos, banners and fl ags. Frances Niblock photo