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THE NEW TANNERTHURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2010 17Halton police win crime prevention media awardConstable Mike Dins-deter thefts from vehicles, A Burlington native, more of the Halton which had been identified Constable Dinsmore Regional Police Service as a problem throughout began his career with the will receive the first-ever Halton. The campaign was Calgary Police Service in SENIORS FUN: Some members of the Acton Seniors Centre took a well-deserved provincial Crime Preven-launched during the 2009 1980. In 1990, he returned break after dancing up a storm at the Acton Legion last Friday. Submitted phototion Media Award on June Crime Prevention Week, home to join the Halton 16, from the Ontario Asso-in partnership with GO Regional Police Service, ciation of Chiefs of Police Transit and with the sup-where for the past 20 (OACP) and the Ontario port of the local media.years he has demonstrat-?????????????Media Relations Officers Crime prevention ed a strong commitment Network (OMRON).is most effective when to community policing This new award, spon-people work together to and crime prevention. He ????????????????sored the Insurance Bureau achieve a common goal, is currently assigned to ??????????????of Canada, is presented including the public, the the Regional Commun-to an individual who has media, partner agencies ity Support Team, where the Mandarin for dinner. I hope you enjoyedOn Friday evening 73, demonstrated a commit-and police, said Hal-he develops and imple-You will pay individual-reading aActon and Georgetown little about Real ment to crime prevention ton Police Chief Gary ments crime prevention and Jillmembers and friends ly and there is a Seniors Teatreault in last by effectively harnessing Crowell. Through this programs to address key weeks issueenjoyed dancing and lis-discount. I will need the of The New the power of the media to campaign, Constable public safety concerns.Tannertening to the music at money for the bus and . The spotlight is assist the public and their Dinsmore engaged all our The OACP/OMRON on Margaret Andersonthe Acton Legion. The show as soon as possible police service in the pre-community partners and Crime Prevention Media this week.D.J. Elio Anselmini was to confirm the tickets.vention of crime.together, we achieved a Award will be presented Lastexcellent as usual, and Roberta Thompson (one week was a very Constableto Constable Dinsmore Dinsmore measurable reduction in busy week at the Centreplayed a great variety of of our Thursday card play- wasat the OACPs Annual instrumental in the number of thefts from with lotsmusic which pleased the ers) was happy to get the of things happen-developing the No Valu-vehicles. When fewer Conference and Global ing todancers and listeners. call on Friday afternoon celebrate Seniors ablesShowcase on June 16, in On Board public crimes are committed, Month.Everyone asked when to tell her she had won awarenessKingston Ontario. campaign to everyone wins.Wewe would have the next $276.25. The total prize started the week with the New Membersdance. Hopefully in late money at this weeks tea,October?50/50 draw. and everyone enjoyed theGals on the Go have a It is nice to see Delores assorted cheeses and Tea at the Manorcrackers,trip planned for Saturday Wright back at the centre and delicious Proceeds to United Way of Halton HillsstrawberryAugust 14 for the matinee after her spell in hospital, shortcake and aperformance of The War and hopefully Betty Green refreshing punch. Wendy Muir welcomedShow at the Rose Theatre. will be home shortly and Saturday, June 26th 2010everyoneThe price will be $35 per on her way to a complete and introduced each board memberperson. We will then go to recovery.. They 10:00 AM - 5:00 PMspoke briefly about their board positions. David Burland was not only a Branch 197new member but he also ROYAL CANADIAN LEGIONrepresented the Looking to the Future commit-Actontee. He is joint chair with We would like to thank the Donna Rowley, and said following businesses for their they had attended many meeting with the Town donations to our evening to The Manor - Located in Limehouse, Ontarioof Halton Hills council Help a Vet in Need.and was very optimistic Ticket Prices:about the direction the mAdults: $20.00 Children (2-16): $5.00 Children Under 2: Freeuch needed expansion Shoppers Drug Mart Dominos Pizzais heading.To purchase tickets, please call the United Way of Halton Hills at 905-877-3066Blue Springs Golf The Hide HouseOn Thursday, 50 seniors www.haltonhills.unitedway.caTickets available at Blooms Away Flower Shop & Tuitmans Garden CentrePizzaville Staying Alive Fitnessfrom the Acton Centre and 50 from the Georgetown Blue Springs Spa Super CutsCentre went by bus to the Profile Hair Salon Roxy CoffeeLet Your Senses Comes Alive!Halton Regional Centre Country Reflections Halton Hills Furnitureto attend Discover Life. Wander the gardens Relax with a cup of tea Nature walkIt showcased a variety of Active Choice Rehabilitation Centre Demonstrations on creating lush planters Enjoy the Musiciansservices that are available Bid at the Silent Auction View the conservatory Gaze at the koiThe Town Friar Rallis Family Restaurantin Halton, as well as en- Sip on some cool refreshments Treat yourself to strawberry shortcaketertaining and informative New Orleans Pizza Smooth Solutions Spaspeakers. It was attended Outdoor living display Artists painting on siteActon Discount Variety Store Dollar Dazeby seniors from Halton European casual fashion showBlue Springs Florist The Acton B.I.A.Hills, Milton, Burlington, and OakvilleBlooms Away Willow Lane Natural FoodsThe Thursday, Bid Vintners of Acton Starlight Cafur Gracious Sponsorsuchre players had an Top Nails Lily Thai Restaurantenjoyable afternoon and Bloomn Dales Canadian Green Inc Crawfords Garden CenterMuriel Dzieria had the Subway Evoked Emotions Gallery Fendley Florist HB Design Strictly Fish Inc Studio 49only mooner.