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i THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2003 LOOK AT THAT COUPLE: On November 1, 2003 Minnie, a volunteer for the Halton Regional Police Services, and Jim Johnston, a diesel mechanic celebrated their 50° Wedding An- niversary at the Acton Curling Club. The cake on the right was made from a recipe that is 50 years old passed down from gen- eration to generation.-Kasia Walasek photo BRANCH 197 cH LEGION NEws By Jim Hayes P.R.O. The two most important events in your Legion calendar are taking place in the next five days. The Remembrance Parade and <service on Saturday, Nov. 8, followed by the dinner, is the demonstration by Legionnaires that "WE DO REMEMBER THEM", and you could say that the Service at the 11" hour, on the 11" day of the 11 month is our affirmation that we will continue to "REMEMBER THEM." I must remind you of the deadline for ensuring your child's name is on the list for the children's Christmas Party is Nov. 10 Please check the board in the branch to be sure that your child if qualified, is on the list. _The Rotary Club of Acton and Branch 197 the Royal Canadian Legion, will once again be holding their Senior's Christmas Dinner in the Legion auditorium on Tuesday, Nov. 25. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m. Dinner at 6:15. Tickets: -$2:. each. Proceeds to charity. Tickets available at the Legion bar and Halton Hills Furniture. The cut-off date for the Rama trip is Nov. 14. Don't miss the bus! The 1* Annual Chili Cook-Off is coming up fast on the 15" of November, during the meat draw. If you are not there, you won't know what you missed, will you? The next general meeting will be held on Monday, Nov. 10 at 8 p.m. I remind you of the free membership draw for those non-executive members in attendance. 12-9416 LCD Time Display AM/FM Multiband Radio with clock ® RadioShack. suet adios hack. $1500 Anybody who likes to stay tuned to world events will love this AM/FM/shortwave pocket radio. It even has a clock display and buzzer alarm for wake-up RadioShack. Tyler Property & Management Ltd. ! 373 Queen Street East, Acton. DEALER Bayfield grading problems unresolved BY MAGGIE PETRUSHEVSKY Some Acton residents living in new houses built by Bayfield Homes are still not getting their gradingproblems resolved.Representatives of the group, Perry, Stuckless and Judy Spear told councillors they want a solution that will 'give them the maximum usable backyards. Other solutions the developer has attempted were done without either consulta- tion or information to the affected homes' owners. They have proven ineffective. The retaining walls Bayfield built to support the inappropri- ately graded yards are unsafe and must be replaced, Stuckless said. Both speakers complained that residents are not being kept in- formed of efforts to correct the problems they have been bat- tling for the past two years. At the insistence of Coun. Spear and Stuckless will be included in a meeting between Bayfield rep- Bryan Lewis, resentatives and town staff on- Wednesday. THOMPSON WELLNESS CENTRE Chiropractic Dr. Tom Thompson Dr. Joanne Davis Foot Care Specialist Deanna Wilson - Chiropodist Massage Therapy Naomi Bedell rut 25 Main Street North, Acton (519)-853-3460 99 Westmount Road, Guelph (519)-829-3553 Ber A ey "ONE ' : wy delivers TG yy ky Apply for a loan to Titel my al ae UEC TM TRC cc for those special gifts. UCR Reco ee s Cukt re Lh nk mace) AVOID THOSE HIGH CREDIT CARD RATES. Acton 519-853-0911 Visit Prosperity ONE or Sa on line at: www. prosperityone.ca Georgetown 905-877-6926 J Milton - 905-878-4168 When your Iogn is approved, you will receive a hike! os a yeul ee pone Me