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th ei fp .c a Th e IF P -H al to n H ill s | T hu rs da y, S ep te m be r 13 ,2 01 8 | 14 It's been over three months since Roxy Coffee bid farewell to Acton and closed its doors, but the legacy lives on. Former owners of the non-profit café sold cook- books outlining classic recipes they served up over the years and donated the proceeds of the cook books to Acton Foodshare. The three ladies got to- gether to present a cheque for $3,078 to the food bank. "We're very grateful," said Arlene Humphreys, of the Acton-based food bank. "Other than the grant from the region, we rely on community dona- tions." The donation buys the weekly program about 1,000 pounds of food, which would last them only one day on their weekly rota- tion, serving about 35 or 40 families. NEWS ROXY COFFEE COOKBOOKS RAISE OVER $3,000 FOR ACTON FOODSHARE Former owners of Roxy Coffee non-profit cafe donated over $3,078 to Acton Foodshare from the proceeds of their cookbook. From left, Wendy Tavender, Norman Humphreys, Arlene Humphreys, Mary Ellen Stanley and Madeleine Attrell. Alexandra Heck/Metroland ALEXANDRA HECK aheck@metroland.com Acton Branch - 350 Queen Street Georgetown Branch - 187 Guelph Street Minimum $1000, non-redeemable. TFSA / RRSP eligible. Interest is paid annually and at maturity. Rate is subject to change and offer subject to end without notice. tandia.com/greatrate 1.800.598.2891 Something more interesting. 3%Great Rate33-monthTerm Deposit Check out our Great Rate Term Deposit. At 3% your money works harder than ever before. Go to tandia.com/greatrate for details. © 2018 Pandora Jewelry, LLC • All rights reserved TMDISCOVER PANDORA SHINE Our latest collection of beautiful 18k gold-plated sterling silver jewellery. BRILLIANT GOLD Georgetown Marketplace 905-873-6662