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THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2004 @\ = --<--F / ay VS THE NEW TANNER If you're sick of lies-- think Fair Vote Canada To the Editor, | hear many. people say "I'm not voting -- I don't trust politicians" Well, if you really want to fight back then you will vote so that we can retain democracy in our country of Canada. Why don't you take a look at the Federal Chris- Regional Chmn. says thanks to physicians To the Editor, On behalf of Halton Re- gion, | am writing to express our community's gratitude to the many skilled and dedi- cated physicians who have Look at principles -then. vote Dear reader, Well, the voting race is on again. One writes that it must be NDP. Another is for the Liberals and yet another for the Conservatives. When small parties are not recognized I hear a lot of people say that they are not going to vote at all. You hear little from the Green Party or the Christian Heritage Party - they have to pay from their own pock- ets to get the message out. Only Hartley Coles men- tioned the Christian Heritage Party, as the "so. cial conscience" of the election. Wake up Canada before there is no return again. Don't you see the moral values going down the drain? It seems too that we have become callous and think only, "What can we get?" That phenomenon goes all around the world. Where are we heading? continued on page 20 chosen to make Halton home to their practices. As I reflect on Halton Phy- sician Appreciation Week (May 17 to 23), I am proud that the Region, in partner- ship with our local municipalities and hospitals, was able to thank our physi- cians for their valuable contributions to the health of Halton residents. Ata time when Ontario is plagued by physician short- ages, it is critical that we recognize Halton's physi- cians for the excellent care they provide, and their ef- forts toward building a healthy community. It is my hope that through the continued success of our Physician Recruitment Pro- gram we will have even more physicians to appreciate next year! Sincerely, Joyce Savoline, Halton Regional Chairman tian Heritage Party. Give them a call at 1-888-VOTE- CHP= to--pet more information and you can also join Fair Vote Canada to support a fair voting sys- tem based on principle of proportional representation which means if a party gets 40% of the votes, they get 40% of the votes, Call 416- 410-4034. But don't give up your vote. Make it count. If you are sick of the lies, then look to a party such as CHP that will seek integrity and truth and vote for them. Please don't give up your privilege to vote or some- day we will lose our right to vote democratically. Everyone, and especially young men and women, we need you to care enough to step out and vote for a party that will promote those things which are honest and healthy. for family life. You are the future of Canada. Call these num- bers, seek and you'll find and make your vote count to improve this country. One well remembered quote by President Kennedy is " Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country." Carolann Krusky(Brett) Rockwood, ON. The THANK You: sea SCHOOL OF DANCE Fie 7 Seeas Ton eee On Saturday, May 29th, members of the Dance Inn's competitive dance teams, held a "scrubfully" successful fundraising carwash. Avery sincere thank-you goes to the following contributors whose generous donations and efforts were vital to our success; Acton Soseys - location, water and supplies Acton Home Haroware - beautiful planter raffle prize Carwash, Rarrie, BBQ & Bake SALE Patrons - for their support Armora_t - Car wash supplies Motuer Nature - for great weather! Winner of the raffle (ticket drawn by Acton Home Hardware) was Linda Hendry of Acton. Studio Located at #12 Wallace St., 519-853-8628) Acton (entrance off Perth St.) -- Losittg your grip? Take this test: Are your dentures........ Loose? Cracked or worn? In your pocket? Missing teeth? -- Making your gums sore? If you answered "yes " to any of these give us acall! © a Tracy Mitchell D.. 130 Mill St. E., Unit 103 Acton, Telephone: (519) 853-0079 Fax: (519) 853-1134 OOo OG 13 (_)| St. Joseph school student wins coveted Visions Canada award Amy Briery, a grade 6 student at St. Joseph School Acton, was one of about 30 Halton students from kindergarten to grade 12 who received 2004 Visions Canada Award. Amy won for her poem, A Hero's Wish, Mrs. Kingsmill is her teacher. The awards are recog- nized for outstanding projects about Canada. They were on display at the Halton Region Mu- seum last Monday, June 7. A ceremony and recep- tion followed in the evening. : Acommittee from each Halton School Board elects the award-winning projects, which can be of an artistic or academic na- ture in either of Canada's official languages, and are Do you have a news tip or a story idea? Call The New Tanner at 519-853-0051 or email us at thenewtanner@on.aibn.com over two decades ago thanks to the late Catherine McMartin, a Halton teacher, who left | an endowment for Halton school students. assessed on their clarity of expression, creativity, depth, relevance to Canada and independence of student work. Visions Canada began Win the big 'Skin' game with a Tilley 'Headcover' THE TILLEY HAT _* Guaranteed for Life Not to Wear-Out ¢ Floats « Repels Rain ¢ Insure Against loss ¢ 4-page Owner's Manual oF Crushable & Packable * Secure Pocket in the Crown ee Country Reflections 39 Mill Street, East, Acton, ON L7J 1H1 Ne J CeATIFiEO. 519-853-1996 will be published June 24 for Grades 8 & 12 Graduates including Acton & area grads from: Acton High School, McKenzie-Smith Bennett, St. Joseph, Rockwood Centennial, Bishop Reding, Brookville Parents who would like a photo of their graduate, including those from University or college, to appear in our special Class of 2004section, may contact Marle at: 853-0051 or fax 853-0052 I For your convenience, The New Tanner office at 373 Queen St.E. will be open until 8pm Tuesday, June 15, : to receive photos and payments by cash, cheque or VISA. DEADLINE IS THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 2004