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Celebrate Random Acts of Kindness The Acton BIA, in partnership with The Big Daddy Festival and local groups in our community, is proud to introduce "Random Acts of Kindness" week beginning Sunday, June 12 and concluding on Saturday, June 18, with a family picnic in Prospect Park. The week is an invitation for individuals, schools, community groups, service clubs, businesses and churches to join hearts and hands to celebrate our friendly community. Here are a few simple ways to reap the silent rewards of selfless giving: 1. Leave a friendly and anonymous note or sweet treat on a co-workers desk 2. If you have something nice to say, say it! 3. At a drive-through, pay for the order of the car behind you 4. Volunteer for a non-profit organization 5. Smile at a stranger 6. Help someone cross the street 7. Rake a person's yard 8. Return a shopping cart 9. The list is endless... On Saturday, June 18 at 4 p.m., we will congregate in Prospect Park for an old fashioned Family Picnic with each family bringing their own picnic lunch (why not invite someone). There will be family games, face painting, food vendors, entertainment, first round of the Acton Idol Contest and a movie in the park for the entire family to enjoy. For more information contact the Acton BIA office at 519-853-9555, email: actonbia@cogeco.net or online at:www.downtownacton.ca IT'S WORTH THE DRIVE TO The CHRYSLER · DODGE · JEEP · FIAT LTD. Newstand Price 40¢ + GST · Sales · Service · Parts www.georgetownchrysler.ca email: cwiddess@georgetownchrysler.ca 336 Guelph St., Georgetown 905-877-0149 NEW Volume 14 No. 22 Your Hometown Newspaper Thursday, June 2, 2011 08 Mazda 3............ZOOM-ZOOM ACTON MOTORS 853·1280 what's inside CPR saves lives See page 15 See page 17 One person can make a difference See page 19 Back to basic skating for Acton teen See page 16 BRICK BY BRICK: Heritage Acton and the Rotary Club of Acton launched a $150,000 fundraising campaign on Tuesday, "selling" bricks with engraved plaques to supporters of the Acton Town Hall restoration/expansion project. The bricks will be an interior feature in a new Citizens' Hall, along with an elevator. On hand for the campaign kickoff were, front from left: Kathleen Dills, Robert Bedard, Kathy Sanford and Stella Brunelle. Middle: Bruce Cargil, Bob MacKinnon, Bill Sanford and Fred Gordon. Back: Dr. George Elliott, Lloyd McIntyre, Mike Milligan and Dick Crane. ­ Frances Niblock photo. See story page 2 Close to Home Far from Ordinary 905-873-4405 310 Guelph St.,Unit 5, Georgetown ON