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THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 2012 THE NEW TANNER Floor Model ClearanCe Doors open 9 am saturDay UP TO 3 LITTER BUSTER: For his on-going efforts to fight litter, Acton McDonald's owner Tim O'Connor (second from left) received a Certificate of Appreciation from the Town's Litter task force Chair, Regional/Ward Two Councillor Jane Fogal, Mayor Rick Bonnette and Acton Councillor Clark Somerville at Monday's council meeting. ­ Frances Niblock photo T own Digest Litter Buster honoured For his continued litter-fighting efforts, Tim O'Connor, owner/operator of the Acton and two Georgetown McDonald's, received a certificate of appreciation from the Town's chief litter-buster, Regional Ward Two Councillor Jane Fogal, at Council on Monday night. Fogal thanked O'Connor for supplying free gloves and litter bags to people taking part in the April 20th 22-Minute Makeover, and the April 21 Community Cleanup. She said McDonald's can't be held responsible for what their customers do, but they make sure their locations are "neat as a pin." "For me, this a model of citizenship and good business practices..." Fogal said as she presented O'Connor with a certificate acknowledging McDonald's continued support for the community cleanup. Time to `pitch-in' With the warn weather giving up the littering sins of the winter, it is time for the Town to get serious about a spring cleanup. The chair of the Town's Litter task Force, Regional/Ward Two Councillor Fogal urged local schools, businesses and citizens to "pitch in" with a quick cleanup on Friday, April 20, for the Town's annual 22-Minute Makeover, and to also tackle litter along rural roads, in parks and along trails on Saturday, April 21 for a Community Cleanup Day. Fogal said people and groups could register with the Town and arrange for free bags and gloves, which are available at the Town Works Yard on Trafalgar Road. "Once again, 5,000 bags have been generously donated by Superior Glove," Fogal said. Mayor Rick Bonnette thanked Councillor Fogal for getting everybody organized for the major cleanup, noting the early spring makes the litter even more of an eyesore. Details of the Town litter busting initiatives are available at www.haltonhills.ca A Romantic Comedy about Love, Sex and the Whole Damn Thing Advertorial 40 SAVE % OFF by Roxanne Thornton Andy (Paul d'Entremont); Val (Lisa Rasanen); Matt (Rob Long) and Nina (Gillian Taggart) on the blind date. - photo courtesy of Roxanne Thornton · SOFA SETS · DINETTES · TV-ENTERTAINMENT UNITS · RECLINERS Police Report April Fool A 24 year old Acton man was charged with driving with over 80-milligrams of alcohol in 100-millilitres of blood after Guelph police stopped a car at 12:28 Sunday morning on Stevenson Street North. No permit A Fourth Line resident was forced to extinguish a large controlled bonfire found by Acton firefighters when they responded to a fire call at 8:38 Saturday night, south of 15 Side Road. The homeowner was advised not to burn anything else without a valid permit. Grass fire Acton firefighters helped the Milton fire department quickly extinguish a controlled fire that spread and turned into a grass fire on Guelph Line, north of 25 Side Road at 1:02 on Friday afternoon. Georgetown Little Theatre's April production, "Looking" is from one of Canada's most popular playwrights, Norm Foster. "Looking" is sexy, witty and extremely hilarious. It is about four middle aged singles who have returned to the dating scene and seem to be looking for love in all the wrong places. Val(Lisa Rasanen) is an OR nurse, Andy(Paul d"Entremont) is in the storage business, Nina(Gillian Taggart) is a police officer and Matt(Rob Long) is the host of a morning radio show. They are all middle aged, single and looking for something more in life. Val agrees to meet Andy after answering a personal ad. Nina and Matt are coaxed into joining their friends for support. What follows is hilarious, touching and so very true to life. If you're past forty and unattached, you are sure to recognize something of yourself in this quick paced script that echoes all the problems of finding true love later in life. It is certainly loaded with sexual innuendoes that will keep you laughing, but it is also punctuated with an air of optimistic excitement and romance. You will not want to miss this romantic comedy directed by James Luckett and presented at the Acton Town Hall Centre at 19 Willow St. Acton. The show runs April 13, 14, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27 and 28 evenings at 8 pm with 2 pm matinees on April 15 and 22. Tickets are $16.75 (Thursdays/Sunday) and $19.75(Friday/ Saturday). They may be purchased (cash/cheque) at Acton Home Hardware or at Sports Unlimited in Georgetown. The Maple Street Georgetown Library also has tickets,(Wed. 4pm-7pm, Sat. 1pm-4pm). For further information please check the website www. georgetownlittletheatre.ca. Hope to see you there! UP TO 60 % OFF · PICTURES MATTRESS SPRINGWALL CHIROPRACTIC MATTRESS SETS Delivery & Removal of old set ON SELECTED FREE QUEEN Req. $1199 Sale $699 HALTON HILLS FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 2 Main St. N., Acton Hours Sat. 9-5 Sun. Closed Mon- Fri. 10-6