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THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 2004 THE NEW TANNER 3 Residents of Victoria Avenue in Acton will be happy when reconstruction is finished. The street which runs from Cobblehill Rd. to Mill St. W. to the Fairy Lake dam has been torn up now for seven weeks but will provide a big VICTORIA RECONSTRUCTION An attempt to break into Godfather's Pizza on.Mill Street on July 24 failed when someone tried to pry open the front door and then the back door between 1:30 and 9 a.m. Alarm activated District One firefighters had a light week with only one call over the past week. Saturday morning at 9:34 a.m. an alarm was activated at 8 Commerce Crescent when a contractor from Appleby Systems was welding a bracket to the HVAC system onto the building. Smoke from the welding proc- ess got into the building and accidentally activated the alarm system. Dangerous medicine An Acton resident reported he lost 21 tablets of prescrip- tion medication on August | between 7:45 a.m. and 3 p.m. The 80 mg. tablets were in a container with a name on it. Police are warning that the medication, called oxycotin, is 1 Godfather's break-in failed an extremely addictive and dangerous pain reliever of the type used for serious, pro- longed pain such as cancer or back injuries. Police are most concerned in case children find the medication. LOOK FOR YOUR HOME HARDWARE FLYER IN TODAY'S ISSUE! 519-853-1730 Acton Home Hardware ~ Road improvement when work is done. Thieves foiled at Ballinafad Halton Regional Police, assisted by Wellington OPP, are still investigating an overnight attempted break- in that occurred in the early morning hours at the Ballinafad Farm Market on Thursday, July 29. The owners of the market were awakened by the sounds of an attempted break-in at their store by two males at 4:48 a.m. The mar- ket is located on Trafalgar just south of Ballinafad, The pair failed to gain en- 853-0024 try to the business and fled ina stolen 1990 Acura Inte- gra which was seen leaving the scene northbound on Trafalgar, police said. It was later abandoned and located by police who discovered a gun in the car's rear seat. At approximately 7:45 a.m. a 1998 Ford Windstar was stolen from a Sixth Line, Erin address and a short.time later abandoned a short distance south of the Sixth Line. Investigators be- lieve that the suspects in the Ballinafad attempted break- in may have been responsi- ble for this car theft as well. The one suspect is de- scribed as being male white, 18-21 years, thin build, short brown hear, wearing blue jeans with a black hooded sweatshirt. The second sus- pect has no known description. Halton Regional Police are asking anyone with in- formation concerning the above robbery to call police at 905-825-4777 or Crime stoppers at 1-800-222- SPIPS tee toes é NEW to the Thompson Vellness Centre 25 Main St. N. Acton HAROLD K: ARNOLD Hearing Aids Limited #104-77 Westmount Rd., Guelph, Ontario N1H 5J1 Tel. (519) 836-8111 Alternate Wednesdays. See you August 11. 10am - 4pm + Repairs to all makes of hearing aids + Batteries supplied in office or mailed on request + Hearing aids selected from your response during a computerized hearing evaluation Call Guelph office.to book your appointment (519) 836-8111 with Pamela Ashton veg tele part ote sie act claease cs cocoa Blue Springs Taxi SERVICE HOURS: Mon -Tues - Wed Thurs - Fri - Sat Sundays 7am - 10pm 7am - 3am 12noon - 12am - or by appointment - Corporate accounts welcome LOCALLY. OWNED & OPERATED Service 7 passenger vans for servicing Halton Hills & surroundin "FLAT RATE Airport Service RR teat