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8 THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2012 Fire Report Alarm triggered A spike in water pressure triggered an alarm on Elizabeth Drive last Thursday at 5:33 p.m. When firefighters arrived on scene, they were told the alarm activated when the alarm system was being brought back on line. The alarm panel was reset. Smoking wires Earlier that day at 11:51 a.m., a contractor for Halton Region, which is replacing underground pipes, pulled the hydro feed out of the road on John Street. That resulted in an electrical panel being pulled from the wall of a residence ­ it was smoking when firefighters entered the basement. Firefighters remained on scene until the property owner arrived. The Regional Municipality of Halton AccessHaltonat: www.halton.ca Dial 311 Flu Immunization Clinics Open TheHaltonRegionHealthDepartmentisofferingfreeseasonalflu immunizationclinicstoOntarians six months of age and over. Forclinichoursandlocationsvisitwww.halton.ca/flu ordial 311 Noappointmentsnecessary. FIREFIGHTER THANKS: Members of the Acton Firefighters Association said thanks to the approximately 200 people who have helped the department at an appreciation dinner on Saturday at the Acton Legion. ­Ted Tyler photo the FLU ends with Blue & Green More at Halloween FIRE SAFETY: Thanks to six members of the Halton Hills Fire Department ­ including Firefighters Dave Ford (left) and Mark Burger ­ approximately 100 Kindergarten students at Robert Little School learned all about fire safety last Thursday. ­ Submitted photo Firefighters visit Robert Little School L a s t T h u r s d a y, s i x members of the Halton Hills Fire Department visited the four Kindergarten classes at Robert Little School. Nearly 100 students were so excited to learn about fire safety, meet some real firefighters, learn more about how firefighters are community helpers and explore a fire truck. Hannah said, "I know those are real firefighters because they have real uniforms." Avery knew that if you ever caught on fire you had to, "stop, drop and roll." Liam's favourite part of the visit was getting to, "sit on the bumper and say cheese for a picture." Firefighter Tom taught us that firefighters are community helpers because they come to teach children at schools and they help in emergencies. Braeden learned that firefighters hook up hoses to fire hydrants to, "shoot out water at fires." Shane thought that this was the, "mostest exciting day ever" because he had never been inside a fire truck before. It was a very exciting day for the Kindergarteners who wrote the firefighters a thank you note and drew many pictures. The visit tied in nicely with the students learning more about community helpers. GreenCart · Candyandchocolate (nowrappers) · Paperbags · Potatochips (nobags) Items for Yard Waste Items for Garbage Items for · Candyandchocolate · Pumpkins wrappers · Decorativecornstalks · Plasticlollipopsticks · Decorativehaybales · Artificialdecorations (mustbebundledand · Potatochip weighnomorethan bags(including 23kg/50lbs) PRINT compostable) YOUTUBE LOGO SPECS on light backgrounds standard on dark backgrounds standard main red PMS 1795C C0 M96 Y90 K2 gradient bottom PMS 1815C C13 M96 Y81 K54 Reuse: Manyitemsingoodcondition canbetakentoalocalreusecentre: Costumes·Clothing·Shoes(paired) Visit www.halton.ca/waste foralist ofreusecentres. Stay Connected! C0 M0 Y0 K0 C100 M100 Y100 K100 white WHITE black BLACK no gradients no gradients Charlie Love, Family & Friends 251012 Birthday! watermark watermark @HaltonRecycles stacked logo (for sharing only) HaltonRecycles stacked logo (for sharing only) HaltonRecycles.ca HaltonRecycles Pleasecontactus,assoonaspossible,ifyouhaveany accessibilityneedsatHaltonRegioneventsormeetings. CHUCK