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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2003 THE NEW TANNER 13,2: The Lakeside Chapter pers); Cathy Munday (nail ? e ia eA rs CD TIODE of Acton met on Nov. 4 classics); K. Wagner (CD box i oo at the home of Elinor Dodds. set); Ian McAllister (slippers Lebanese feast available To the Editor, Many Actonians might not be aware of a treasure in their midst. The Lebanese proprietors of Piccadilly Pizza not only make great pizza, they also provide wonderful Lebanese food on weekends. Four of my chil- dren have lived or travelled in the Middle East and the Medi- terranean region. They all agree that a Lebanese feast from Piccadilly is delicious. The ingredients are fresh. The food is carefully prepared. The taste is authentic and the pro- prietors could not be more accommodating. It would be a shame if this CHILI WINNERS:From the left, John Wagg, Amal Alrawdah of Piccadilly Pizza and Dave Crook were the win- ners of the Legion's annual Chili Cook off. - Jim Hayes photo interesting business left Acton because so few people realize what it has to offer. Janet Armstrong, Three dogs too many To the Editor, We have lived in Guelph/ Eramosa Township since 1996. Well, no thanks to the person who complained about my dogs. Now they find themselves on death row. The by-law says only two dogs per household and I have five. My family loves them dearly. We have been given until Dec. 15, 2003 to have only two dogs within our home. : Well, some may say, who cares. Well, I say I care a lot about my dogs and how is a family to make a decision on who stays and who has to go. The end is near for my dogs should homes not be found in time. I will have no choice but to call in a vet to have them hu- manely put down. This isn't the value I wart to teach my children and what hap- pens to everyone else that has too many dogs in this township? Well, I guess the answers are here in black /white. Find Fido a home or walk down that dark path to another world. Looking over many other cities, villages, town- ship's I have found that most say three or four dogs per household. Thad hoped when I moved to the rural area in the township that - more than two dogs were allowed. Well, I was wrong about that, wasn't I? Now Jask each person to speak out and ask the township to review their dog ownership bylaw 30/ 2000 and possibly save other fami- lies the pain of saying good-bye to their dogs. Rainbowridge,Rockwood. "Take care of your smile. Come visit a while" RR 1, Acton Editor's Note: Piccadilly Pizza were winners of the Le- gion Chili Cook-off. President Helen Jocque opened the meeting with 10 members present. The group donated two awards at the Acton High School Commencement, and will also be sending a cheque for $50 to our adopted school in Makovik, Labrador. The IODE ladies worked at the Acton Community Brunch of Sept. 28. Each member will bring gifts to the December meeting for Halton Women's Place. At our bazaar held on Nov. 8, H. George won the 50/50. draw. Penny table winners were Sarah Rowsell, Grace Graham, and Marion Keelan (groceries); Rosealee Dawkins, Jane McAllister and Kim Lindsay (child's dishes); FISHERMAN'S LANDING Rockwood Phone: 856-4950 LSS "The BEST Fish & Chips" in Rockwood and all surrounding areas. Phone-in orders accepted Eat-in or Take-out HOURS: Wed, Thurs. & Sat. 11:00 - 7:30 Fri. 11:00 - 8:30 Ernestine Foster Jelen Jocque (Christmas tea towels and quillow); E. Van der Heyden (glasses & jam); Sylvia Mages (knitting book); Marie Boivin (holiday table runner); Nancy Duc (train set); Kyle Harding (candy dish); Travis Boivin (water jug); Colin Foster (men's travel kit); April Thomas (bath set); P. Higgins (mug, tea and slip- & necklace); R. Dawkins (salt & pepper shakers & candles); Kim Lindsay (photo album & journal); D. Lepard- (Barbie with dresses); Sylvia (Rescue Heroes); Grace Graham (knife set); Katrina Harding (plant); Chloe South (doll); Emily Arbic Cohen (Elmo); Carrie Tanti and D. Vander Heyden (mugs); M. Papillon (lady's travel bag); Dot Norton (per- fume); Tom Gibson (soccer ball). Next meeting is the Christ-_ mas dinner at Andy's-- Restaurant on Dec. 2 at 6 p.m. Johannus Boots ae Wave of Change CHRISTMAS EVENT SALE STARTS Sunday November 23 - Noon to 7:00pm Light Refreshments/Free Draw Framed/unframed art at great savings. Collectables - Cuckoo Watch Pendants. ; Great Wall Sculpture from $24.00 E (by Gordon Hare of Rockwood). Framed James Lumber from $70.00. The art of Matthew Fleet on display. Event continues through December. The Dreaming Finders Discoveries Art Gallery 243 Main St. N. | Acton L7J 1W7 | 519-853-1675 (just across from Carquest) | Mon. Tues. Thurs. Noon to 5:00pm Friday/Sunday Noon to 7:00pm Closed Wednesday & Saturday Appointments arranged. ___ 853-1300) Comfortable Reception area with 2 PS IT's Friendly Treatment Rooms with BELL EXPRESSVU Two offices to serve you ACTON & ROCKWOOD Open 5 days a week Monday to Friday' Evening appointments available.