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14 THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2007 FUNDRAISING BBQ & Customer Appreciation Day! 11:00 2:00 pm Saturday September 15th at the corner of Mill and Main in the Parkette & = $1.00 Proceeds going to the Acton Agricultural Society First 200 customers receive a goodie bag full of discounts and coupons from Main Street Businesses Enjoy our Fall Fair Acton a great place to live, work and shop!!!! HOURS Mon-Fri. 7:00am to 6:00pm Saturday 8:00am to 4:00pm 264 MAIN ST. N ACTON FAMIL Y OWNED AND OPERA TED 519-853-1970 FAX LINE: (519) 853-2542 TORONTO LINE: (416) 601-1259 Wishing everyone a saf e and enjo yable week end a t the Fall F air! Drop in and take advantage of our more than Fair prices and enjoy a coffee on us! 328 Guelph St. L7G 4B5 Best wishes for the futureHave a great time at the Acton Fall Fair Halton Hills Mayor Rick Bonnette and Council wish all Fair Goers a wonderful time at the 94th Annual Acton Fall Fair. On, Friday September 7, Acton Agricultural Society held a Donor Apprecia- tion Ceremony that also included the unveiling of the donor plaques mounted in the lobby of the Dufferin Rural Heritage Commu- nity Centre, the Societys new building in Prospect Park. Donors in the top five donor categories were presented with a plaque or certificate. The targeted goal for fundraising was $750,000, of which about 85% has been reached to date. Janis Fread was the MC for the evening, which included presentation in categories to Outstanding Community Builders, Com- munity Builders, Building and Community Benefac- tors. The Outstanding Com- munity Builders, plaques were presented by Norm Elliott, co-chair of the Its More Than Fair fundrais- ing committee, to Acton Agricul tural Society, Chapman and Purity Life Health Products, Dufferin Aggregates and the Town of Halton Hills received re- spectively by Fair President Dale Hewitt, Elyse Chap- man, Andrea Bouvrie and Mayor Rick Bonnette. Miss Acton Fair, Sarah OHearn presented Com- munity Builder plaques to Community Living North Halton, Drexler Construction, Georgetown Soccer Club and Mattamy Homes. Frank Hanes, 2nd vice- president of Acton Fair, presented awards to the builders including Acton East Housing, Acton Home Hardware, Al and Lois Fraser in honour of the Goy family, Giant Tiger Acton, Halton Compass, Charlotte Ironside, R&M Construction, Acton Tim Hortons and Peter and Lynn Zions. Terry Foster, 1st vice- president of Acton Fair presented certificates of Community Builders to: Acton Soccer Club, Nino Braido, FCC Agri-Spirit Fund, Halton Regional Chair- mans Golf Classic, Ron and Susan Heller, Knights of Columbus, Kim and Bill Lang, Nellis Construction, Pioneer Hi-Bred Limited, Rotary Club of Acton, Royal Canadian Legion Br. 197, Scotiabank, Superior Glove Works Ltd., Daniel Varanelli C.G.A., Acton Golden Age, Acton High School Re- union 2000, Acton Kinsmen, Blue Springs Spa Inc., E. Braida, Leone Brown & family, Dr. Jones Chan, Carmela and George Cob- ham, B.R. Cornwell, Dolliver Surveying Inc., George Elliott, Elmira Farm Service Ltd., Erin Agricultural Society, Doug and Janis Fread, Halton Federation of Ag- riculture, Halton Hills Furniture, Clarence Harding, Catherine and Bob Hart, George and Sharon Hen- derson & family, Meritor Suspension Sys- tems, Mikia Printing, Mill Street Crossing, Steve and Kathy Papillon, Jim and Caroline Pink, Faye Pink, Pat and Peter Pomeroy, Prosperity One Commu- nity Action Fund, John Robertson, Sobeys Acton, Councillor Clark Somer- ville, Mac and Joyce Sprowl, Staying Alive Fitness Inc., Irene and Wallace Swack- hamer & family, Jennifer Swan, Tanners Pub & Grill, Wil l iam and Eleanor Thompson, Tuitmans Garden Centre. OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY BUILDERS: Norm Elliott, co-chair of the buildings fundraising committee presented plaques to Andrea Bowrie of Dufferin Aggregates, Elyse Chapman of Purity Life, Mayor Rick Bonnette for the Town and Fair Board President Dale Hewitt. Donor Appreciation Ceremony in new building