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8 THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, MAY 24, 2007 Your Road-Map to Success Ruth Bowes *Sales Representative 519-853-8467 905-877-8262 www.ruthbowes.com Families have placed their trust in Ruth Bowes* for reliable real estate service and to provide guidance when mapping their real-estate needs. They know Ruth is always watching over their best interests. Ruths care and attention to details are your guarantee that she has mapped out a strategy for you. Thats peace of mind for you and your family. Feel confi dent in your next real estate transaction. Call Ruth Bowes* today to review your real-estate needs. Wellington Rd. 124 N. (across from Guelph Lake) 265 Edinburgh Rd. N. (between Paisley & Willow Rd.) 822-0840519 822-8208519 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK WE DELIVER www.meadowvillegardencentre.com 2 convenient locations! WIND CHIMES Yard Bagsard gs $119 delivered! (Guelph, Fergus & Rockwood Areas) Bring the bag back and receive a $5 in-store voucher for our Garden Centre buy in bulk & save on soils mulches aggregates MEADOWVILLES VERY OWN SPECIAL BLEND! 20% OFF ??????? ???????????????? ? ?? ????? ???? ????????? ???????? ????????? ???? ???? ??????? ?????? ???????? YOUR CHOICE IMPATIENS FUSCHIA?9??$ 88 BEST BUY! reg 15.99 10 hanging baskets 1000S OF HANGING BASKETS, ANNUALS, PLANTERS, HERBS FULL SERVICE FLORIST We do Floral Arrangements for all occasions Tanners Garage Now Open A cover may be charged Friday 7-11 Club Tree House Saturday 7-11 SkillShine Crazy Eights Sunday Afternoon Alysha Brookes TANNERS PUB GRILL 40 Eastern Ave. Acton 519-853-5231 * * * * Green cost? The Town will spend $62,415 for a natural gas powered ice resurfacer, but wants staff to report on the pros and cons of an electric model that costs more than twice the price. Staff said it would not recommend the electric model at this time because of the cost and suggested a cost/benefi t report could be done at a later date, if Council wished. Georgetown Councillor Bob Inglis, noting Council was moving ahead with a task force to develop a Green Plan, asked for that report now. Cultural identity theft Worried that calling a Glen Williams subdivision The Glen will lead to re- sentment and divisiveness in the tight-knit community, Councillor Joan Robson convinced Town Council to send a strongly worded resolution to the developer, Intracorp, to reconsider the name for the 91-lot devel- opment on Prince Street. Intracorp was not swayed by a strongly worded letter from the mayor to choose another name and Council- lor Robson, who accused Intracorp of cultural iden- tity theft hopes a council motion strongly objecting to the use may carry some weight. The motion offers Town help in selecting another name, but Intracorp indi- cated it wont consider a change, noting the name The Glen has been incor- porated in the design and marketing process. TOWN DIGEST HARDBALL HOPEFULS: Members of the Acton Hardball mosquito division team, with coach Shawn Drysdale (centre back), paused during base running drills on Thursday at the Robert Little School diamond. With the Prospect Park diamonds out of service until June 1 because of construction in the park, some Acton ball teams are scrambling to start their seasons. Frances Niblock photo