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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2004 THE NEW TANNER 15 Rural waste collection Rural residents of Halton Hills should have received two new blue boxes and a copy of the "Roadside Appeal' -- the 2004 edition of Halton's Waste Management Calendar. They were delivered directly to every rural household beginning the week of January 19. As of Feb. 2, rural residents of Halton Hills are now receiving roadside blue box recycling collections. Please note: rural residents of Halton Hills are still responsible for managing and disposing of their garbage. "The transition to roadside Blue Box collection for the rural residents of Halton Hills has been very smooth," said Rob Rivers, Halton Region's PAMPERED PAIR: With the help of staffer Tara Heissler (centre) Acton's Joan Waldie Jenkins and husband Emrys, celebrated Valentine's Day with a relaxing and rejuvenating full day of treatment at Blue Springs Spa and Salon on Saturday -- Frances Niblock photo ACTON SENIORS' SIGN US UP: Dad Joe Conduits of Gencemen does the paperwork to register sons Jaden, 3, and Lucas, 6, for play this season with the Halton Hills Bulldog Lacrosse Association. Volunteer Ruby Gingras was busy on Saturday for the registration at Acton RECREATION CENTRE By Ena GiBson Thanks to everyone who shared our great Valentine Party. The Valentine cards were really impressive and the judges had a difficult time deciding the winner. Thanks to those who participated and congratulations to Francis Hogenbirk whose card was voted tops! Our prize winners were Anna 'Arnold, Frank Pataky, Alma Braida, and the 50/50 draw was won by Yvonne Van Der Heyden. Our next party will be on Tues., March 16 and it's "Get Stewed" with a variety of stews for St. Patrick's. Tickets will be on sale within the next week so buy early and don't be disappointed. Bid Euchre last Thursday had two mooners, Joan Bateman and | Francis Hogenbirk. Don't forget our trip to Casino Rama on Wed. Feb. 25. Our 50/50 draw was not won last week again so the pot is growing well. Make sure to contribute your loonie and sign your name for a chance at the money. While playing darts Monday morning, the men, after a valiant effort, succumbed to the women in "301" but the men got their revenge in Baseball. All the players had a difficult time concentrating due to the laughter in the background. They have room for more players if you are interested in having a morning of fun. Come out Friday at noon for a Mystery Lunch. It costs just $6.00 and the fellowship is superb. Are you wondering about the running of the Senior Centre? Our Annual General Meeting at 1:30pm on Tues., Feb. 24 is guaranteed to answer your queries. Bill Krever, past president of the OACAO and CEO of the Don Mills Foundation for Seniors Centres will be giving a talk on trends for Senior Centres. This should be of interest to all seniors. On Monday, March 1, the first breakfast meeting will be held at 9am for MIM (Men In Motion). This is open to all senior men and Clark Somerville will be the guest speaker. This is a great opportunity for our senior men to get together for only $5 each. On Tuesday, March 2 "Easy Does It Workout" will start at lpm. This workout offers a gentle combination of chair exercises, walking, stretching and circulatory exercises all set to great music. It will be each week for a six week session and costs $37 so be prepared to have lots of fun and it's great for your mind and body! Also on March 2 at 2pm, we invite our seniors who have a birthday in March to bring a guest and come to our Birthday Party and enjoy cake and ice cream. A reminder that you must pay to have your name placed on an upcoming trip list. The Travel desk is open each Monday and Friday morning so don't miss out on the places you would like to visit. There is information at the Centre about Tues., Mar. 9, Roger Wittaker at the Sanderson Centre, Wed., Mar. 17, "The Foursome" at Stage West, Wed., April 7, "A Taste of Niagara", Thurs., May 13, "Guys And Dolls" at Stratford, Sat., June 12, "Visions from the Gardens" in Niagara, Wed. July 21, Island Queen Cruise of Georgian Bay, Wed., Aug. 18, "Oklahoma" BBQ and Cruise on The Island Princess. Atom trail Goderich... continued from page 13 Acton was outshot 8-3 in the first period, but Hill kept them in the game, allowing no goals in the first. Acton had about 10 shots over the last two minutes of the game as they tried to tie it, with Goderich's defence crumbling, but the Tanners could not get the equalizer. Both Tanner goals were scored by Roger Kirkness, with assists going to Kirin Rice, Clayton Back and Tyler Christopher. Kirkness has scored five of Acton's ten goals in the series. Holden Carachi again led Acton with four hits. Director of Waste Management. arena. -- Frances Niblock photo OURWAY Moin S11 ere) te sy S 56/1 RACES With Village Constable TT] | Garry George Braida & Henry BARRISTERS @® SOLICITORS Serving the Community for 40 Years 67 Mill Street East Acton 853-1160 rand 24 Hour Service ¢ Flatbed Service ¢ Lockout Service * Boosting & Gas 853-5848 DOLLIVER SURVEYING INC ONTARIO LAND SURVEYORS Land Information Services 54 Mill St. E. ai Zoo 853-2502 Nw NG web: www.dolliver.com E-mail: surveys@dolliver.com Cy Raise piueaa Cement Slabs, Paths, Stone Walls, Steps, Commercial or Residential. Free estimates. 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE. 1-866-483-8197 www.bedrockfloors.com Pool Areas, Block Filling. awe Rent-A-Car FROM 99 Cper hour 856-0000 387 Queen St. East, Acton 286 Alma Street, Rockwood Now that we have Snow I would like to remind vehicle owners that Town Bylaw #84-1 prohibits parking 2:00 am. to 7:00 am. (Daily) until April 15" (The Bylaw also prohibits parking on any Town or Regional Road for longer than 3 consecutive hours, at a single location) unless otherwise specifically signed. Now that we have snow, please remember that; on-street parking contributes to an increase in motor vehicle collisions, and fail-to-remain accidents. It also hinders snow removal and road maintenance operations. The Bylaw applies to all streets in Acton unless authorized signs indicating otherwise are specifically posted. Both Police and Bylaw Enforcement Officers will be enforcing the Bylaw. Your vehicle may be ticketed or towed. 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