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B6 The Acton Wednesday Apr 1981 I V Hummm A CAREER IN THE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY Is your Job load ng you down it alloy Am you capable earn mo Do you sma I I sales which you can convert to auto solos If so wo offer a the pro- ma future In the Industry package to produce top In Apply M Armstrong or PETE MASSON MOTORS LTD PONTIAC BUICK GMC 2293 336GuelphSt Georgetown LOCAL FORD DEALER tmmodlatoly FULLTIME person for their Parts Department This Is no a summer position successful must have a good d record and on Apply pa ion to Danny Parts Manager CAPITAL FORD 361 Guelph St Georgetown Ont Churchill Rot North 853 INCOME TAX SERVICE Experienced Con dam el Service Sandra Deforest ACTON Income Tax Preparation per return Ron Newell 853 3423 All wanted for a do TV Commercials To apply dial 964 TV Sounds lag jail RadioTV Nat Ins Into VahldtsForStle FEATURE VEHICLE 79 PICKUP ndor speed rod radnltros glass cap 900 Km Lc DAWSON MOTORS 1 Malcolm Pood Autho dealer tot Mm da Fiat and Suiuk Dally rentals at 95 Weokly Monthly DONS CAR SALES 375 Guelph St Georgetown ECONOMY CARS 19B0 ASPEN Sunrise coupe reliable slant engine auto pi bucket seals Greet economy car Priced to sell Lie call Georgetown Chrysler TRUCKS THE TIME HAS NEVER BEEN BETTER TO PURCHASE A SAVE THE SALES TAX up to PLUS 14 FINANCING We Have A Great Selection Of Light Trucks and Couriers In Stock HURRY BUY TODAY There Will Be A Price Increase May 1st MAIN ST ACTON AUSTIN Marina Deluxe door speed tram tires only miles B77 a to evenings o CAMARO LT automatic low mileage Bestolfer Call S fffoIBll CHRYSLER Newport door Good condition Only original miles Great comfort at a very low Folly certified your offer Lie Coll Georgetown Chrysler COUGAR greet condition Bucket teat runs super Low priced luxury Fully certified Try your offer Lie JPD795 Call Chrysler COUGAR door green PS Cassette excellent condition certified 853 1KB DEMO mi Accord door 5 speed AM FM radio Ready to go Call John at Georgetown Honda PARK I LINCOLN MERCURY Georgetown CAR OF THE WEEK USED M CARS Hi 1980 LINCOLN TOWN CAR SA0427 This automobile deserves the attention of iho discriminating car buyor Itn elegant In every detail Lincoln surraundo you In luxury from the moment you open the door If you re in the market for a luxurious automobile wo have the one for you Sea our Lincoln 4 door Town car Finished In dark metallic with medium fawn ffaruabv too much Mercury Gran Volare 2 Door Door Vol MOV905 Toyota Corolla Ford Ltd Door Wagon Whit Maroon ROA077 BO Bobcat Door own SO Cougar 80 Lincoln 4 Tono Tow Champagne SA0427 Dodge Van Black Capri Rod Fiesta Tan 411 Fairmont Future Bronco with Plough Ma Pickup to 79 TBIrd Green 79 LTD Door Falrr Wagon Silver SJA NFR630 Nova 4 Door Lend with Plough Hod 77 Monarch Door Copper 166 77 Cougar Rod ROA07B 77 Bobcat with Air Granada Door Brown 76 Pickup Rod DK6694 Door TanKVW2S8 Maverick 4 Door Green Maverick 4 Door 75 Plckun Brown 76 Granada 2 Door B own 75 Toyota Hllux RedDK4115 Dart Sport Blue CAA262 AS IS LTD Wagon Brown HTW9I3 75 Chrysler Door Broruo HOY972 LOCK 14 FINANCING ENDS MAY PARK LINCOLN MERCURY SALES DEMO 19B1 Prelude automatic power sun root AM FM stereo bucket seats Nice clean car Lie Call Dave Young at Georgetown Honda DEMO door speed with tow AM FM stereo tinted glass vent windows Loads of extras Lie Cell Russ Millar at Motors DODGE Van completely low mileage many options must be seen to be 8531164 a J m 1980 DODGE Diplomat door Reliable slant auto pb Excellent condition Good economy cor Certified end guaranteed Lie Vita Cell Georgetown Chrysler 877 DODGE van runs well Partially fnlshed Interior Idaol second vehicle Make your offer Lie Call Georgetown Chrysler FAIRMONT door speed dark blue Hire one owner Call 1975 FORD LTD Len dau fully loaded 4 door Call MERCURY with 1978 motor miles on motor Good condition SHOO 00 or best offer Call 51918530554 MINI 1000 miles or besi offer Will certify 877 MUSTANG Fa st back ready for new palnf a PLYMOUTH wagon reliable slant speed over drive transmission Excellent shape Excellent economy Beat the gas pumps with this reliable family car Very affordable price Lie Call Georgetown Chrysler barrel auto pi air conditioning door best offer VINTAGE ear Bulck Electra con A very elegant automobile fully loaded with options This car never seen snow Ask for Gil McKenrle days BIB 9 evenings Beetle speed In mint con dltlon with low low mileage Safety and ready to go Lie Cell Patricia Jensen Obi Motors 8 1980 Z28 CAMARO VI speed Immaculate while with tan Interior Only km Must be seen Lie Call Georgetown Chrysler 677 CORDOBA auto with air eon dl Honing package Excellent shape Red with white landau root Priced 11 below new Lie ROZ028 Call George lawn Chrysler 877 BE lion Vehicles HONDA Gold Wing many extras Best offer 1978 HONDA XL75 on off road bike Excellent con Must sell 853 SUZUKI 3 km many extras certified 877 ask for Dave YAMAHA dirt bike best offer 853 YAMAHA condition under warranty 21 FT GLENDALE Trailer sleeps dining areas fully equipped SPRITE Triiller love fridge furnace toilet tent ad a room lightweight days evenings SI 113 I too Vehicles II SALES did THIS SUMMERS FUN GOES RIGHT THROUGH NEXT WINTER Chock these features Four cycle motor Five speed transmission Automatic clutch Fully enclosed chain H0NMATC200 Me da Ma CREDIT RIVER BOAT CO 063gaml6 14 BOAT end motor used good condition replacement cost 900 only This equipment Serious Interest only Between m end 8 877 5451 man a excellent condition veery few hours Monday Friday Barracuda 14 ft ski boat HP Merc Outboard and trailer tack speedometer water pressure gauges nks tripod best offer LASER sailboat yearsold like new Best offer Phone J Opportunities FORMER Diamond Directs have started new more profitable business offering 20 per cant retirement commission Instead of per cent Looking for distributors Call m Wednesday Thursday Friday 878 RAISE TWO RMS for tun and profit Clean and odourless Good return for minimal Investment inform appointment from Hilton 853 320S Except day EI NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS IN THE ESTATE OF JOSPEH DAVIS lato of 15ManStroot North Ac ton of Hlls In Iho Regional ty of On tor tired Gonlloman do ALL having against atom mentioned Jos Dav who d on or about Twenty fourth day of February f proof It Drool signed sol I tors tor Executor on or day of May 1981 alter dato having regard only to claims than led DATED at H Is Acton this 31n day of March 1981 MACKENZIE AND CHAPMAN Bar and Sol tore 23 Man North ACTON Onto a Sole tors for tho Ex ONE half year old semi detached house 3 bedrooms 1 baths broad loom schools references required July 1st evenings or 7 ROOMsemli storey house with garage In Aeton Responsible adults quiet street and back yard Available May 15lh ACTON CURLING CLUB HALL FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL la- BEDROOM apart lor renl In Rock wood 8564850 or 856 ONE and two bedroom apartments for rent All utilities Included Adults only No pets 0851 or 8530001 ONE BEDROOM apartment fully car fridge and stove supplied Adults only No pets Available June 1st mm monthly ONE bedroom and bachelor apartments Parking and appliances Included children welcome SPACIOUS bedroom apartment In country homo suitable for young working couple TO responsible tenant one bedroom upstairs apartment utilities Included No pets Available 1st Call of MS FOR Rent Industrial unit ft ava labia immediately Excellent location STOPLOOKINQI Canadian Homo Locators has tho home for you All press areas try homos our specialty ox Master Charge Phono orders FEE PRIVATE SALE Milton 1 bedrooms mortgage lOVa per cent until 1983 Asking No agents PRIVATE SALE 3 bedroom condominium bo in rooms broad lo throughout full basement fenced yard private driveway end u STOREY brick home 3 bedroom central location paved drive Immaculate condition Aeton BE WISE ADVERTISE When you want everyone to know what you do do what everyone else does advertise in Who Does It Call Ballmafad Fashion show highlights by Winifred Smith An event of unusual Interest took place at he community centra on Wednesday overling April 15th when the sponsored a Spring Fashion Show by Heather Fashions The ball was filled with women of all ages eager to see the latest In styles and fabrics chosen and the predominant colon for this Spring and Summer Mauve seemed to be one of the favorite colors but he off white and the traditional navy with either white or red trim seemed to be a papular choice Tables were placed on an angle on each side of the hall with several placed on the front stage They were each covered with a white cloth and a dainty centre piece holding a lighted con die added to the at the set ting An arch way adorned with paper flowers was set up or which each model ap peared before proceeding up which was In he centre of the hall Miss Hill was the com mentator and announced each mode by name and described what each was To make it more in teresting to the sped Ihe models all local ladles from teen to grandmothers but they did a professional Job Those modelling were Betty Connie Catherine French Martlia Lewis Peggy McMshon Louise Joan March Ruby Edna Short Karen Greenock Wf were given away donating were business from the village The committee In charge of he Spring Fashions appreciate trie kindness of the a who gave Odeon Theatre Georgetown Terra Coito Inn Heather Hill Fashions a General Store a Tack Shop Beauty Salon French Plumbing and Electric Webb Greenhouse Robertson Flowers and Ford Feed Mill There was much work involved In presenting he fashion show Marg Jamleson president of said here were many thank for the success of ho evening like Mrs Hill and her two daughters Martha Lewis Peony and Helen were all smiles at Lbty modelled fashions from Hill at a show pat on by Urn Jailed Church Women last Wednesday Shortlll Penny ShortUl highlights Ethel Helen Dorothy Gouldstone was busy all and Bonnie evening keeping the hair Walker Some soft music perfect for each model was played during the as they had to change by Nells outfits many limes The makeup girl was during the show During Marilyn who used he intermission there Melics inon was fun and excitement allergenic to bring out as several door prises responsible for the beautiful clothes he 15 models who gave of their lime and energy going up and down stairs as the dressing rooms were in the basement Last but not least were he committee Viola ShortUl Helen Brown and Joanne Stevenson who got special applause from the audience who had thoroughly enjoyed he evening a en tertainment Tho Good Friday service at the church not as well attended as previous Good Friday services The solos given by Paul Schwan and Alma Sinclair were impressive The passages of Scripture read by Eileen Brown SI clla Stiles and Henri were also meaningful dealing with the last hours before the crucifixion The message by Mr them being Were You There added he finishing touch o a somewhat somber service How much different was he service for Easter Sunday The Church was with worshippers People came out to rejoice as the Halleluiah hymns were sung ladles choir with Eileen McEnery at- the organ gave a message of Lnsoiration with their song and music There was as usual for Easter Sunday the beautiful pot of lily blooms gracing the front of the sanctuary which signifies Joy and hope as was the message given by he minister When he service was over old friends and were welcomed One couple In particular was George and his wife George was a native of and attended Church and Sunday school here I te has been living In the West for a number of years Mr Mrs Jamleson had most of their home for the holiday weekend Mr and Mrs Lloyd Marshall had famlly from Toronto on Easter Sunday Mr and Mrs Norman Kevin Swann his wife and family from St Catharines were visiting the Smith farm on Sunday Mr and Mrs Danny also enter tolned friends from Windsor over the holiday weekend Hold annual elect officers by Mrs AGaes The April Annual meeting of Greenock Women Institute was held at the home of Mrs McGeragte Mrs E Patterson took meditations As membership dues were paid each member expressed their wish as to a trip they would like to take or an activity they would like as an institute group Written reports were prepared and read by each convener These are sent to the district con vention Minutes financial report was given by Mrs McGeragle Mrs J McCulIockwaa chalrlady for the election of a new stale of offices for 1961 Past pros Idcnl Mrs J Addison president- Mrs Allien 1st ViceMrs McKeown 2nd vice- Mrs McGeragle secretary treasurer- Mrs A Gates assistant sec Slnclalr branch director Mrs J Vccrmnn Mrs A Leslie Mra E Patterson public relations Mrs Milton district director to Wellington Centre- Mrs alternate Mrs C Co rshlps Car ds Frail and Flower Committee Mrs C Man Agriculture and ConndJan Industries Mrs Citizenship and World Affairs Mrs John ston Education and Cul tural ActivitiesMrs Patterson Family and Consumer R Sin Resolutions Mrs E McGeragle Tweeds Curator Mrs Wallace Tweeds Commlttee Miss Pear en Pianist Mrs Prldmore Auditors- Mrs S McKInnon and Mrs J Addison Our new president Mrs W Altken took he chair for he remainder of the evening A brochure of bus trips available through the summer on Denny buses re viewed Mrs comes Items for her gar age sale from he membership be held ho weekend of May 15 to IS Bring tagged articles May 1st o 11th even Advertisement be In Erin and Acton papers A mailing address waa given for the purpose of complaining about ho new increase In rates of per cent to customers of Bell telephone Films Focus on the family starts at Robert Little School April 28 at This is Family Month Mrs A distributed Easter eggs o those who had ordered them Proceeds to go to our fund for the 1981 Year of the Disabled Final plans are being sel Into action for he Wellington Centre District Spring Annual to be held In St Andrew Presbyterian Church Fergus on May District Directors are a Women bus rip for this fall A Farewell Tea was held for Mrs Salter Those responsible or his socio half hour were Mrs J Vandenand Mrs J Addison and our hostesses Mrs and McGeragle Mrs J Vcermon was courtesy convenor and invited us to her home for the May meeting Stores framework started Acton Photo and Camera in Village has expanded recently with the addition of a custom framing service JlmBcaulicu owner of he store says they are offering not Just standard frames but custom msde frames and molts for everything from needlepoint to posters o paintings And of course photographs They have over comer samples in wood and metal well as museum board and ma Us Frames are sent out to be made but says he store docs fitting And he added the order is completed within seven days Both he and his assistant Mclnyk arc in the know about Tennis Hazel MacDonald agreement A musical lady whose talents touched many Haze died March 3 at Centennial Manor In her year Bom January 13 1B95 In East Mrs was he daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Watson who ran a bakery In Acton Tor years She was married December 1919 in Grand Valley late Douglas Grant Mrs was best known for her music and church work She taught music In Vnlly at age 18 and organ for her ometown churches when she lived at Grand Valley Creemore Ac Ion Obituar and She affiliated with the United Church and active In he Mrs MacDonald la survived by son Alan of Toronto daughter Ruth Mrs Holmes of Acton and brother WU Ham Watson Missis Funeral was held March at Shoemaker Home Rev Charles Pallbearers were grandsons Buddy Glenn Jack Holmes Jr Grant MacDonald nephews William MacDonald and Scott Wilson of Toronto Interment took place In Union Cemetory Grand Valley Robert Adams Robert Leonard Adams year resident of Acton died March Guelph General Hospital He was In year A resident of Acton Mr Adams was a shipper In a pi tics plant Born ha ran of violet Adams and the late George Adams of on June 18 he went to school In Ho married Joyco February affiliated with the byterlon Church Mr Adams known as an outdoors man inter in hunting and fish ing lie leaves to mourn his his wlfo Joyce son John of and sister Fay Moffat of Funeral service was held March Shoe maker Funeral Home Rev John Robertson officiating were War Hall Frank Woods Mickey Gord Reiner Roy Clow Continued from resurfacing something other sports don t have to do Ho would have preferred to sec a deal where dub pays operation costs or main tenance somewhere bet ween ind plus all of hydro Marks est that would have meant a total cost lo he club of about less If the club and not the polity controlled he lights Ic says no other sport must pay not Just costs but also moke cap la I contributions We believe In user pays but they Halton are using tennis money help pay for tho rink and other recreation foe Tennis ployers ore saying ouch Acton Tennis Club a private members are the organized public and court time Is always open to mcmbcTB Ho says the club roc limited main service from ho own lost year but mem t mind sweep ing courts etc because they always did before town said It was tak over court main Marks while this year s agree ment was forced on tho club hoy really upset or complain big they Just don think he deal Is as fair tennis as It be Jim Is framed new service his Photo and Camera Shop offers He has more than torn framesandmalts