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THURSDAY, MAY 17, 2012 THE NEW TANNER 17 The Centre will be closed for Victoria Day on Monday, May 21. There was a record attendance at the Birthday Tea on May 8. There were 32 members, plus their guests, enjoying cake and ice cream and catching up on all the news with other members. If you are at the Centre on Monday, May 28 you might notice an unfamiliar face with Wendy. Her name is Avanthi Goddard and she is conducting a mock survey preparing us for our Accreditation. The Bazaar was a great success, Sylvia Mitchell and her fund raising committee would like to thank everyone who h e l p e d i n a n y w a y, whether by donating, baking, serving, set ting up and of course the many people who attended. Sylvia tells me we cleared approximately $3,000, which will help with financial commitments at the Centre. The 50/50 was won by Pat White and the beautiful basket by Shelagh Bailey. The Bingo evening was such a success we raised over $600. By popular request the Centre will be hosting another Bingo evening on Saturday, June 23. We hope to see the Bingo enthusiasts back again, it was a fun evening. For those who enjoy fish, mark you calendars for Saturday, July 28 for a "Fish Fry". Mr. Howell from Wiarton will be here cooking freshly ca ught wh i te fish. They have provided the dinners at many local functions and are famous for their deli- cious fish. Watch for more details later. We a r e s t a r t i n g t o plan the Open House during the second week in September, and are scheduling many interesting programs, and speakers, featuring health and wellness. M a r g a r e t Ta y l o r i s the coordinator of the Active Living Programs for Halton Hills. If you have a specific program you would like to see offered at our Centre (in addition to the various programs all ready offered), please let Wendy know by either speaking to her directly or dropping a note in the red suggestion box. Tell Connelly not only got to enjoy celebrating her birthday at the centre last week, but also won almost $75 in the weekly 50/50. TICKET TALLY: Jane McAllister is checking out tickets on the penny table at the Acton Senior's Centre Bazaar held last week. ­ Julie Conroy photo OPP Report Damage done On May 10, a 2001 Ford Escape parked in the South parking lot of Acton High School had extensive damage done to the passenger side of the vehicle. Damages are estimated around $1500, and there are no suspects at press time. Concerned citizen calls in erratic driver Around 1 a.m., on May 11 a concerned citizen contacted the Guelph Police to report an er- ratic driver. The citizen was able to provide police with the license plate, make and model of the vehicle. A short time later police located the vehicle and a 49 year old Rockwood man was charged with having more than 80 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood. He will appear in court later this month. TRUNK SALE As always, BARGAIN HUNTERS ARE FREE A n o t c SA EVE ST TU RY A R M RT DAY AY IN 19 G Vendors $10 Admission Gates Open at 7:30 a.m. All vendors must be packed up by 1 p.m. - No Later! Vendors are also required to remove all cardboard and unwanted items upon leaving. We encourage you to attend every Saturday. Help make this our best and most prosperous year yet for both vendors and the community charities this event helps support. Contact us at: 519-853-4299 or 519-853-5858 Email us at trunksale@live.ca