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THURSDAY, JULY 26, 2007 THE NEW TANNER 3 Absolute Dollar, Milton Acton Auto Tech Acton Legion Acton Optical Alexanians Carpet & Flooring, Acton Arthur Electric, Milton Shirley Allen All in a Basket Aroma Restaurant, London Art Effects Beijo, Jane Allen Blooms Away Florist The Blue Room Spa, Milton Blue Springs Flower Shop Blue Springs Golf Club Blue Springs Spa & Salon Britton Sales and Marketing, Randy Britton CarQuest, Acton Dr Jones Chan Carafe Winemakers Chudleighs, Milton Country Reflections Creative Memories, Lorraine Howie Credit Creek Art Gallery, Milton Dollar Stretcher Daze D & D Asian Restaurant Effem Foods, Bolton Emerald Isle Ethan William Retail, Wayne Dolson Feherguard, Milton Forever Youngsters Anne Genoe Giant Tiger, Acton Godfathers Pizza, Acton Glenda Filmore Glazed Expressions Ceramics Studio Gottahavit Sweets, Heather Langley Grand Theatre, London Halton Commercial Printers Halton Hills Furniture Harrop Art Gallery, Harrop Restaurant Ronald K. Henry Herbal Magic, Acton The Holland Shop Home Hardware, Acton Jon Hurst Kelly MacIntyre Kelseys Restaurants Intl Tammy Kennedy M & M Meats, Acton Mary Kay Cosmetics McMillans MIDAS, Milton Molsons Canada Pam Monaghan Montanas Restaurants Music Machine, Steve Dunn My Cottage Dream My Sisters Closet, Milton The Needle Gnome NMMA Canada, Kim Whittick The Olde Hide House Okimot Lodge, Sturgeon Falls The Outback Steak House Pampered Chef, Tracy Brouwer Partylite, Stacy Hibbs The Phone Guide Peller Estate Wines Pet Value, Acton Praxair, Bob Hammond Price Chopper Pro Certified Windows & Doors, Don MacEwan Profile Hair Salon, Monica Galway Rallis Burger Rogers Sportsnet Roots Scotts Car Care, Milton Scrapbook Paradise, Milton Screnanzi Restaurant, Milton Silvercreek Spa, Yvette Simpson Clark Sommerville Sobeys, Acton South Western Energy Spokes n Slopes Stage Vision, Ray Walsey St. Albans Womens Auxillary Starlight CafStation Park Hotel, London Staying Alive Fitness, Acton Swish Sisters, Dawn Falls & Deb McIllvenna Sunbeach Tanning Sunny Motors, Acton Swiss Chalet Tanners Restaurant Teaberry Caf Rockwood TELUS Tim Hortons, Acton Timeless Elegance, Nanci Chiasson & Kimberley Rogers Undercover Wear, Lynne Ridley Vanderburg Florists Venna Diamond Variations, Keith McIlvenna Vintners Cellar Wall to Wall WestTech Bill & Shelva Wiseman Xtreme Fitness, Acton A big THANK YOU to the following sponsors of the 3rd Annual Acton Angels Dance, held April 28/07, from the Acton Angels (Jane Allen, Fiona Brown, Tracy Brouwer, Cheryl Galway, Cindy Gardener, Annette Hartley, Sharon Kostiloff, Shari Kravis, Darlene Saunders, Joan Taaffe & David Wiseman) THANK YOU 1 Halton Hills Drive, Halton Hills, ON L7G 5G2 NOTICE OF CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT Town of Halton Hills: P-2007-C-04, Region of Halton : WS-2486-07 MAIN STREET RESURFACING including VIMY STREET TOWN OF HALTON HILLS (ACTON) The construction is expected to start on July 26, 2007, with completion expected by early November 2007. The work will include asphalt removal, storm sewer, watermain and wastewatermain installation, excavation, gravel, concrete curbing, sidewalks, asphalt, and landscaping. Plans detailing this project are available for viewing during normal business hours at the Engineering, Public Works & Building Services Department office. Inquiries should be directed to Mr. Martin Larkin, C.E.T., Capital Works Technologist, at extension 2317 or the undersigned at extension 2310. Region of Halton contact is Mike Russell, Construction Supervisor 1-866-442-5866 extension 7614. The public is encouraged to support the Downtown businesses during this important revitalization project. Ron A. Goddard, C.E.T. Manager of Engineering Design & Capital Works Acton Nails & Spa 374 Queen St. E. Acton 519-853-9538 Professional Nail Care for Ladies & Gentlemen Eye Lash Extentions $120 Eye Lash Perm $25 Basic Facial $25 Exclusive Facial $45 Massage Eye Brow Tinting Eye Lash Tinting M-F - 10am- 7:30pm ~ Sat. 10am -6:30pm ~ Sun - 12pm-5pm Walk-ins welcome Solar Nails UV Gel Nails Acrylic Nails Bio & Calgel Nails Airbrush designs Manicure Pedicure Spa Nails Art Design Massage & Facial Complete Waxing Happy 50th Anniversary The families of Bob & Arlene Bruce invite friends to drop in at 9 Coles Crt., Acton Saturday, July 28 from 1-4pm to celebrate with them this special occasion. Sue & Jock, Gord & Sally, Alex, Sarah, Andrew & Alyson. Anniversary Halton police believe a Milton motorcycle rider was speeding when he slammed into a Cadillac at 10:42 Sunday morning in the in- tersection of Guelph Line and 10 Side Road in Nas- sagaweya. A police press release said the driver of a bike who was southbound on Guelph Line, may have been trav- elling at an apparent high rate of speed just prior to the impact with a car that was turning west on 10 Side Road from Guelph Line. The 19-year-old was thrown from his bike and taken to Milton District Hos- pital, then transferred by air ambulance to Hamilton Gen- eral Hospital. At press time is was in stable condition with non-life threatening injuries. The Cadillac driver, an 84-year-old Milton resident, was treated at the scene for minor injuries and released. Officers are reconstruct- ing the accident and ask witnesses to call Detective Constable Steve Martin at 905- 878-5511 ext. 2379. Thieves crash A crash of a stolen SUV on Steeles Avenue at the Sixth Line early Friday morning ended a stealing spree for two Young Offenders from Mississauga and an adult from Toronto. With a 14-year-old male at the wheel, a stolen SUV ran a stop sign and hit a west bound transport truck, causing the SUV to roll and trap the driver who had to be extricated by fire and ambu- lance crews. Two other males, one 17- year-old and the adult, ran from the scene but were tracked and apprehended by police canine and uniform officers. Police said the three had been stealing vehicles in the Burlington, Oakville and Mississauga areas and driving them to rural areas to steal from unlocked ve- hicles. The occupants all suffered minor injuries, were treated and released into police custody. They face numerous charges, and at press time, remained in custody. Fire report Acton firefighters had a busy weekend starting with a large grass fire in the Eden Mills area at 3:22 on Satur- day afternoon. The owner of the prop- erty on the Eramosa-Milton Town Line, between Guelph Line and Fourth Line, was burning tall grasses along his fence line when the fire got away from him, spreading to adjacent fields. *** A smoke complaint led Acton firefighters to an il- legal fire at a property on Highway 7, west of the Fifth Line, at 11 oclock on Sun- day morning. They doused the fire and advised the property owner about burn permit require- ments. *** A small fire in the engine compartment of a car was out when Acton fire fight- ers arrived at the scene on Trafalgar Road, north of 22 Side Road at 12:36 p.m. on Sunday. Damage is esti- mated at $500. *** At 4:34 p.m. on Sunday, a crew got a call of a small fire on Highway 25 at 22 Side Road. They found a small burned area a patch ap- proximately one-foot square most likely caused by a tossed cigarette butt. POLICE/FIRE REPORT Standard and Poors Rat- ings Services published its annual review of Halton Regions credit standing in May of 2007 and affirmed its highest rating of AAA. In ad- dition, S&P attached a stable outlook to the rating. S&P is the second inde- pendent agency to review Haltons credit rating this year. In April, Moodys In- vestors Service announced it would continue to rate Halton as AAA. Standard and Poors rating analysis included the follow- ing rationale in support of its AAA rating determination: Haltons strong net credi- tor status. While the region plans to increase its debt out- standing in the coming years to fund capital expenditures, its exceptionally strong li- quidity is such that even after planned debt issuance the region is expected to remain a strong net creditor. Haltons very strong and consistent budgetary perfor- mance. Financial flexibility is provided by Haltons op- erating results, a key credit strength. Hal tons so l id eco- nomic fundamentals and performance. S&P antici- pates that Haltons economic prospects will remain strong in regard to population and assessment growth. . Bike driver, Cadillac crash Sunday Halton get Triple A rate Whats Your Beef? Put it in a letter to the Editor! Deadline is Tuesday at noon.