THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2003 THE NEW TANNER 7 Asthetic Services Provided by Yvette Simpson, certified asthetic instructor. Located at Profile Hair Salon. Evening appointments available. 56 Mill St. Acton David Burland Sales Representative (905) 877-5165 REAL ESTATE Old Fashioned Service LISTINGS NEEDED! I have buyers waiting CALL TODAY! BOYES 855-4232 PUMPS & WATERTREATMENT Water SoftenerRentalsWater PumpService Formerly Boyes Plumbing RESPONSIBILITIES Successful candidates will assist in providing a variety of preschool programs for children ages 2 to 5 years of age. Responsible for provision of craft, game, song, learning and special event type activities. QUALIFICATIONS The successful candidate must be creative, caring and have experience working with children in a preschool/ nursery setting. Preference will be given to those with current first aid training, however those willing to obtain the certification will also be considered. The salary range for this part time position will be $8.50 to $9.40 per hour commensurate with qualifications and experience. Qualified candidates may submit a detailed resume in confidence to the undersigned by 4:30 pm. Friday, January 17, 2003. Ms. Jacqueline Bowles Manager of Human Resources The Town of Halton Hills 1 Halton Hills Drive Halton Hills ON, L7G 5G2 Personal information is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act R.S.O. 1990, chapter M.45 and will be used to select a candidate. Questions regarding this collection should be directed to the Management of Human Resources. Only those persons being interviewed will be contacted 1Halton Hills Drive, Halton Hills, 905-873-2601 The Recreation and Parks Department requires a part time Child Care Worker for its Preschool Playshop program in Acton. 519-853-1553 1-888-833-8953 FAX: 519-853-1559 379 Queen St., Acton ON L7J 2N2 Best Price, Best Service Since 1972 Package prices are per person based on double occupancy, unless otherwise stated. All prices are subject to change without notice and are for new bookings only and includes the early booking discount where applicable. Savings are per couple. Canadian & foreign de- parture taxes, transportation fee related fees, fuel and currency surcharge are additional. Prices quoted are not applicable on all dates and may vary according to travel dates. For terms and conditions of booking and insurance see Conquests 2002/2003 Winter Sun bro- chure. OCCIDENTAL CARIBBEAN VILLAGE PLAYACAR + ALL INCLUSIVE 7 nts- Hotel Room Sat. Jan. 11 & Sun. Jan. 12 CAMELEON MARIVAL PUERTO AVENTURAS + ALL INCLUSIVE 7 nts- Hotel Room Tuesday Jan. 14 BAHIA PRINCIPE TULUM CLUB HACIENDA ALL INCLUSIVE 7 nts- Club Hacienda Room Tuesday Jan. 7 CLUB PARAISO MAYA ALL INCLUSIVE 7 nts- Room Sat. Jan. 18 & Sun. Jan. 19 COSTA CLUB PUNTA ARENA + ALL INCLUSIVE 7 nts- Deluxe Room Friday Jan. 17 GETAWAY SUN RESORT (formerly Blue Bay Getaway) ALL INCLUSIVE 7 nts-Economy Room Friday Jan. 31 PREMIERE HOTEL & SPA ALL INCLUSIVE 7 nts- Superior Room Friday Jan. 24 CROWN PARADISE RESORT ALL INCLUSIVE 7 nts- Oceanview Room Friday Jan. 24 BARCELO CLUB LAS PERLAS ALL INCLUSIVE 7 nts- Room Sat. Jan. 11 & Sun. Jan. 12 CALINDA BEACH CANCUN + ALL INCLUSIVE 7 nts- Room Tuesday Jan. 28 OASIS PLAYA ALL INCLUSIVE 7 nts- Room Tuesday Jan. 21 $1209 $1219 $1309 OCCIDENTAL CARIBBEAN VILLAGE CANCUN + ALL INCLUSIVE 7 nts- Room Tuesday Jan. 14$1439 CANCUN Weekly Tuesday, Saturday & Sunday Departures MAYAN RIVIERA Weekly Tuesday, Saturday & Sunday Departures PUERTO VALLARTA Weekly Friday departures until April 18/03 COZUMEL Weekly Saturday Departures until Mar. 15/03 BRISAS COZUMEL BEACH RESORT( formerly Costa Club) + ALL INCLUSIVE 7 nts- Hotel Room Saturday Jan. 18 IBEROSTAR COZUMEL ALL INCLUSIVE 7 nts- Standard Room Saturday Jan. 18 OCCIDENTAL ALLEGRO COZUMEL ALL INCLUSIVE 7 nts- Hotel Room Saturday Jan. 11 EL COZUMELENO BEACH RESORT + ALL INCLUSIVE 7 nts- Oceanview Room Saturday Jan. 25 $1069 $1259 $1279 $1319 $1169 $1239 $1669 $1599 $1219 $1429 $1489$1429 M E X I C OEX I C O FLY TO FLORIDA Monday to Thursday. Offer ends January 17, 2003. Orlando/ St. Petersburg, Fort Lauderdale/ Fort Myers From$75EachWay AIR ONLY: Limited time offer. Tickets must be purchased by Jan. 17, 2003 and paid in full at time of booking for departures between January 7, 2003 and April 23, 2003. Travel must be complete by April 30, 2003. Tickets are non-refundable. Seats are limited at these prices and subject to availability. Not applicable for Club Air Transat. Airfares shown are one way fares in economy class, are the lowest available at press time and apply to new bookings only. Fares may vary depending on day and date of departure and return. All prices subject to change without notice. Taxes, insurance, Nav. Canada fees and surcharges ( if applicable), ATSC and airport fees are not included. Flights operated by Air Transat A.T. Inc. Nominations wanted for Citizen of the Year Take a few moments to think about that special person who al- ways seems to be involved in making our community a better place to live. This is your opportu- nity to recognize that person by nominating him or her as Acton Citizen of the Year. The nomination should consist of the name (and phone number if pos- sible) of the person you wish to nominate and the reasons why you have selected this person. There are no real rules of selection, just that the nominee should be someone who you feel has made a difference in our community. Over the years, there have been hundreds of very worthy citizens nominated for this award, but only one is chosen each year. The Acton Rotary Club asks past recipients of this honourable award to judge the nominations so every year there are three different judges with different community involvement and per- spectives. If the person you have nominated in previous years was not selected, nominate them again! The 2002 Citizen of the Year nominations should be sent to the Acton Rotary Club, Box 22, Acton L7J 2M2 or dropped off at Halton Hills Furniture. All nominations must be received by February 28. 2003. Wellington OPP responding to a report of three girls needing assistance on County Road 22 in Erin Township on Fri- day, January 3, found they had fled from a residence on the Third Line following an assault committed on a 22 year-old female. Police said the trio then entered a 1991 Volkswagen, damaged the ignition, re- moved a set of keys and left. They were later located by police and taken into custody. The result is a 15-year-old girl faces assault and mischief under $5,000 charges as well as possession of prop- erty obtained by crime. The other two girls, one 15, the other 12, both face the latter two charges. All three were held in custody until a bail hearing on January 4. The Daughters of Knox met for the first meeting of 2003 on Monday, January 6. President will once again be Renee Watson and the Executive was in- stalled during the church service on Sunday morn- ing. Plans were made for our study to start the New Year and a fundraising project was also initiated. The President led a wor- ship service and a video was shown on the history of the W.M.S. (Womens Missionary Society) of which the Daughters of Knox is an affiliated group. The President also pro- vided muffins, which were enjoyed with tea and cof- fee. Hi again, So it is now 2003 and hope everyone is back to normal as it has been a very busy time. The New Years Gala went well and the Presidents Levwas extremely suc- cessful. This could not have happened if it had not been for the cooperation and hard work of the Executive and some members who gave support. Many thanks to all who did. It was very gratify- ing to see so many of you at- tending the Lev Glad you all enjoyed the entertain- ment. Maybe we can have him back in the future. Hope 2003 is a very safe and happy year for all. See you at the General Meeting Monday, January 13 at 8:00pm and also Ladies Auxillary meeting is tonight, January 9 at 8:00pm. Please try to attend. Thank you. Acton is not the only Halton community experi- encing water problems. Milton has had a problem with the high manganese content in their source wa- ter at Kelso, a naturally occurring element that doesnt pose a health con- cern. Halton Region is con- structing a new $6.3 million water filtration plant at the Regions Kelso plant to correct the prob- lem. The construction team is right on schedule, says the Regions commis- sioner of planning and public works, Patrick Murphy. Work on the new facility will continue throughout the winter.The new system is expected to be on-line in late spring 2003. Solve Milton water woes Three teens face charges following Erin Twp. assault Renee Watson again heads Daughters of Knox LEGION NEWS By Alison Willmott P.R.O. BRANCH NO. 197