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25 PASSENGER MINI COACH | = AVAILABLE FOR i @ For bookings, call Tyler Transport Limited, 853-1550 or 1-800-738-9537 (1-800-73TYLER) Kingham parkin What's Inside x3) rs F Saturday was Cruise Night at Rockwood and they came from places like Puslinch to see the show of cars. The Ellesgood family here with their '55 Chevy Belair was among them. More photos on Page 6. | gah, She's not Casey, b still determined to belt that ball in sports action in town. See Page 9. Clowns and warlocks were all part of the ac- tion at the Parks and Recreation Carnival in the new Acton arena Tuesday night. See Pages 10 and 11 for photos. Mike O'Leary is just back from a week at the lake and has some fasci- nating observations on the sport of fishing. See Page 5. TOYOTA Oy CHARTER RENTALS ES ee Newstand price: 40¢ + GST | Pizza makers Square off Acton probably has more pizza places per capita than almost anywhere! Godfather, Pizza Giant, Queen's Pizza and Andy's Restaurant all make great pizza, but is one better or more popular than another? The Leathertown Festival Committee has issued a chal- lenge -- show us whose pizza is the best! During the festi- val on Sunday, Aug. 9, sign up for a Pizza Passport and decide which is the tastiest. 'Pizza Passports will be sold at the Acton BIA booth, next to the main stage at Elgin Street, during the fes- tival. The passports will al- low you to sample the pizza of each participator. To make a qualified vote, you have to try each pizza and get your passport stamped. Mark your choice on the passport, include your name and address and de- osit the passport in the bal- ot box at the BIA booth by 4:30 p.m. The winning pizza place will be announced at the end of the festival. As well, one Pizza Passport will be drawn from the lot with the lucky winner receiving $100 in Acton BIA Cheques. Tanner office closed Monday In order for the staff of The New Tanner to enjoy the Civic Holiday on Monday, August 3, we're asking any- one with news, advertise- ments and photos to bring or fax them in as soon as possi- ble for the August 9 issue. The office will be closed Monday, but will reopen on Tuesday, August 4 at 9 a.m. g problem s ie °K HERE COME THE CLOWNS: The Parks and Recreation Department Sum- mer Carnival was held Tuesday at the new Acton Arena. Clowning around was summer staff member Dan Whitton. For more carnival photos see inside. -- Angelia Tyler photo Halton Hills town clerk Janet Lunn Stewart has resigned effective Sept. 14, Mayor Marilyn Serjeanston revealed this week. The Burlington resident has accepted a new position as Chief Administrator/Clerk of the Township of Severn after seven years with Haiton Hills. "We'll miss her," the mayor said. "She has done a fantastic job, was a committed professional, and I'm personally disap- pointea she's going, but ! understand the Town clerk resigns reasons for a career move." Stewart, in a letter to the mayor announc- ing her resignation, noted she would be seven years with the Town on Sept. 11 ana her time here has been both exciting and rewarding in a great organization. However, she saw her new position as an exciting opportunity. The letter of resignation will be brought to council Aug. 4. Meanwhile, the clerk will start her vacation period on Tuesday, Aug. 18 and it will expire on her resignation date. '98 Camry CE > Or Get 3.8% "ing on the south side of. ACHILLES in Acton PAUL SIMMONS, SERVICE MANAGER We Service & Repair All Makes & Models 357 Queen Street *9)853-0200 Halton Hills (Acton) °°) 453-8965 olved? Town and residents meet By ANGELA TYLER The New Tanner As promised, Town staff and councillor Norm Elliott met with local residents in Kingham late Thursday af- ternoon to respond to their traffic concerns. As reported in The New Tanner, Kingham resident Steve Grasby is worried that * children playing in the area may be hurt by vehicles tray- elling too fast or parked cars creating blind spots for other drivers. Mr. Grasby's original let- ter to the Town of Halton Hills addressed five issues and since then the Town has followed through with traf- fic pattern studies and radar surveys. Thursday's meeting ea O O Da be a Kingham Road, between Greenore Crescent to just below Campbell Court has been a hot topic for residents and council. Excessive - amounts of vehicles use this stretch of road to park which makes it difficult for two ve- hicle pass each other espe- cially if one of them were a commercial vehicle such as a truck or bus. 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