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2 : THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1998 BIG KIDS AT PLAY: Construction crews are in the process of changing the play- ground off Danville Avenue to make room for the new extension to the West Meadow development in the North end of town. -- Angela Tyler photo ACTON SENIORS' RECREATION CENTRE By DOT REDEKOP Ihave to apologize for the newsletters not being out as I promised. We had every- thing out on time but the printers hit a snag and hope- fully our newsletters should be ready soon. The Seniors' dance is on Friday, May 22 from 7:30 to 11:30. Tickets are $12 per person. If you do not have a partner or do not dance come out and enjoy the music. Only non-alcoholic bever- ages will be sold. The dress code is ladies -- dresses or skirts -- if you have a long dress, please wear one. Men This week's flyer brought to you by Acton Home Hardware 853-1730 -- shirt and tie. Do you remember Guy Lombardo and his Royal Ca- nadians playing the sweetest music this side of Heaven? Wayne King the Waltz King? -- Les Brown and his band of Renown? -- Come and get "In the Mood" with Glenn Miller. There will be spot dances, Paul Jones, snowball. Phone the Centre for tickets. . We go to Rama on Tues- day, May 19 at 8:45 a.m. The cost is $7. Don't forget the Blossom Tour May 15. We leave the Centre at 8:30. We had our euchre playoffs at the Centre and four couples are now going on to see if some of us can go to the Seniors' Games later in the summer. We are try- ing hard to let people know we are busy in Acton. No moss growing under our feet. -- ws > SEE) « pace e <2 A eg a8 sc eee wae . ge v WSs gee eg Carpet, Vinyl, Ceramic, Hardwood and Laminate Flooring In-stock Borders & Matching Fabric Valances Stencils & Supplies Artificial Trees by Don Robb Imports A STROKE OF BRILLIANCE® Benjamin Moore PAINTS New Location! 853-4577 OF 130 Mill St. E. Acton 853-1190 Nassagaweya targets aggression The Nassagaweya Com- munity Consultation Com- mittee (CCC) will hold a public meeting May 12 at 7:30 p.m. in _ the Nassagaweya Community Centre, Brookville, to intro- duce the Community Road Watch Program. The goal is to improve road safety in Nassagaweya by targeting aggressive driving habits through community aware- ness, driver education and police enforcement. A special report form has been prepared that the con- cerned citizen will use to record license number, vehi- cle description, and the ag- gressive driving observed, such as following too closely, failure to stop for signs and red lights, failing to yield, and excessive speed. The identity of the person sub- mitting the report is known only to the police, who will contact the vehicle owner by letter or phone to issue a cau- tion and to encourage the driver to drive more safely. The Road Watch Program was introduced in Halton All bulbs are not created equal! === = oa : Improper bulbs can create such problems as: 1- signals that flash too fast, too slow or not at al depends on the correct resistance across a bulb filam 2, -- repeated headlamp s bulbs draw more amperage burn out. 3 -- unable to move the ge turning on, The shift interlock (some vehicles ACTON ROTARY CLUB | | Bottom left, Rotary exchange Gala Dinner and Auction at- tracted 185 people to the Acton Legion Friday. Auc- tioneer Ken Clapperton as-' sisted by Brian Roberston, top, got bidding off to a rous- ing start including Do! thy | . Gould, right top 'y{ Haefner's, middle left, bid for house siding was tops while Diane and Peter Van Damm, right, bid in a use of a condo in Florida and won. students, Alex Henninger bid on a painting held by he and Rotarian Doug Fread, to take home to Germany. -- Ted Tyler photos Hills last year. To date, over 317 reports have been fol- . lowed up with positive re- sults. A citizen volunteer from the CCC handles much of the paperwork and details, under an oath of secrecy. The most frequent, and ongoing, public concern re- lates to road safety. This is why the committee is pleased to introduce the Road Watch program in their area which covers the northern rural part of Milton, Campbellville, soutH to Derry Road and east to Tremaine Road. 1. This can occur as the signal flasher ent to make it function properly. witch failure. Some after market high performance headlamp than headlamp switches are rated for, causing the switch to ar shift lever out of park or the anti-lock brake warning light require the brake pedal to be depressed to allow the shifter to move from the park position) and the anti-lock brake module both use | the brake lamp circuit as a signal. These are just a few concerns th; at can be created so always remember to inspect the bulb when replacing it to assure that you have the same part to reinstall.