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4 THE NEW TANNER Homes heated safely with wood On a cold winter night, says arelease from the Cana- nothing warms your hearth -- dian Mortgage and Housing and home quite like wood, Corporation (CMHC). Knox Presbyterian Church 44. MainSt.N P.O. Box 342 A gs Acton, Ontario L7J 2M4 (619) 853-2360 In a world of change, come and worship the unchanging God. Sunday 10:30 a.m. Jan 2: THE POTTER'S STORY (Jeremiah 18:1-6) Jan 9: GOD'S DELIGHT (Matthew 3:13-17) Jan 16: UNITY SERVICE - Royal Canadian Legion Jan 23: Rev. Gerald Rennie Jan 30: Rey. Gerald Rennie From the comfort of wood stoves to the romance of a roaring fireplace, some three million Canadian house- holds enjoy the warmth and ambience that only wood can bring. Today, wood burning is also safer, cleaner, more convenient, and more energy-efficient than ever. If you're shopping for a wood heating system or thinking about upgrading your existing unit, con- sider only a highly efficient appliance certified to the standards of CSA 415 or the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Certified systems not only save on heating costs. They also use up to one-third less wood, produce much less smoke and give a cleaner, more efficient burn. Once your new system is installed, make sure to burn only clean, well-seasoned wood that has been split and dried properly. Never use gasoline, kerosene or charcoal to start your fire or you could end up with more heat than you bargained for, CMHC warns. To find out more, ask CMEC at 1-800-668-2642 for a free copy of A Guide to Residential Wood Heat- ing or visit the website at www.cmhce.ca 20 2001 Chrysler Chrysler Intrepid Neon 107km 67km $9.000 $6.900 000 Hyundai Accent 82km $6.300 1999 Dodge Caravan 78km $8.000 2001 1995 1999 1999 Dodge Chevrolet Jeep Chrysler Spirit Cavalier Limited Cirrus 99km 77km 112km 121km $3.700 $15.300 $15.300 $6.800 2002 Chevrolet Impala 73km $12.900 (519) 853-1 280 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2004 TOWN DIGEST Halton Hills has not heard a word from Bramp- ton about its concerns with plans for a major six-lane highway in Peel that af- fects land in Halton Hills. Brampton recently held information sessions to discuss plans for an en- vironmental assessment for the project, prompting Mayor Rick Bonnette to write Brampton's mayor because he felt Halton Hills was "somewhat be- ing bullied." He asked that Brampton/ Peel staff come to Council to explain the proposal that will leave some rural residents with a six-lane highway through their property. "There's a need to im- prove transportation, nobody is denying it, but I think we have to work with other municipalities," Bonnette said, adding full- page newspaper ads make the project seem like a "done deal." Bonnette wants a joint ' staff/political committee set up to deal with mutual issues, noting Brampton has not responded to a No- vember 22 resolution from Halton Hills to discuss the highway proposal. BRANCH No. , 197 & LEGION NEws By James Hayes P.R.O. Comrades: Hoping you received all that you asked Santa for, including good food and good company. The New Year's schedule is upon us, starting tomorrow night. December 31", New Year's Eve at Branch 197; tickets going fast $25 each. Get yours today from the bar. _ January 1, 2005, New Year's Levy; come on down and wish your fel- low members a Happy New Year. Burns Supper Janu- ary 22, 2005. Tickets $20 each. Please note the cut- off date for this event is January 11. If you intend to go, please purchase your tickets early. February 12, 2005, Val- entine's Dance. Music by "Midlife Crisis", a six piece band. More details later. SPORTS Zone Bowling, Branch 197 will be hosting at the Georgetown Bowl on January 8, 2005. Zone Cribbage, hosted by Branch 582 Cooksville on January 15, Branch 197 deadline December 30, 2004. Yours in comradeship, Ladies' Auxiliary Notes. The next general meeting is on Thursday, January 6 at 7:30pm. Peggy Harris, President LA. Decorative Art Studio = Thurs. Jan. 6 deer lend Sat. Jan. 8 77 Mill St. E., Acton, Ontario L7J 1H5 Open Tlie & Registration Learn Decorative Painting _ No experience or artistic talent required! (519)853 0777 _» www.paintinfriends.ca eS 10 am to9 pm 10 am to 9 pm 10 am to 5 pm THE NEW TANNER - (519) 853-0051