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Page lrtday Outlook on Hills Town will sell Riviera JEWELLEBY I Gin 99 Main St S junior leader with Acton Trinity and Mtchirl Mi hit ready for the ween lit and 2nd At ton lail day In thr Seoul Michael will be attending the annual district Kub In put recrnlly at Church by Woman denied trailer licence The trailer in which a yearold woman his lived in for the post 12 months be granted further own councillors decided night Instead Helen Atkinson hus been asked to apply have her Con on which the leery about asking Mrs Atkinson to go for a rexonlng He asked ho long it would lake what would it and it is renewable Assistant Clerk Stephen son said reionmfi lake three In five Woo and cm be renewed Hi reassured councillors he loan won prosecute while process is r postulated it may have been a Councmore are putting two town that was properties up for by tender because the owners failed pay back taxes of more ihn three Monday night genera committee members decided lo sell the former Riviera In Nerval Built In the early sixties the property has fallen on hard times over the post six years changing ownership every year as each buyers en ideas fell flat The Riviera Club Is owned by a numbered company 51 Ontario Along with uniquely shaped building design of a Japanese architect about six and a half acres will be sold by the town Council makes decision to tender final Monday night and Winston Churchill Boulevard At heir last council meeting councillors voted to put an Acton property up for sale by lender Approximately by feel the property Is on Highway south of the town It is vacant land zoned ion open space II was owned by the Estate of Mar MacDonald who died in It until the thai the Town of Acton registered the property for back taxes Deputy Treasurer Grant Despicable hidden agenda If you sec Hills Maor Miller and Coun Pam Sheldon wielding a big stick watch out The two have joined forces against Burlington Sheldon said it was despicable that Burlington would go into the preliminary hearing into an environmental assessment with hidden a 11 mind boggling don 1 think liny acted in Road faith I don rik want to tin pre I think they re making a mock en of the whole hearing cess she said Monday night Butcher Shot 187 ST Not To s 5996 LEARN TO DRIVE THIS WINTER MARCH BREAK INSURANCE PRIVATE IN CAR LESSONS I Herald Special Hi With all this beautiful sun shine are you thinking spring I am One way to bring spring a sooner is to have some flowering branches in your home After a prolonged cold snap as we have just had and as the temperature climbs a little bring in some branches of Forsyth a Honeysuckle Crab apple Pussy Willow or any of the flowering trees such as Plum Cherry Peach or Almond Scrape about inches of bark away at the base and put in a container that has about Inches of boiling water fill the pall with warm water and keep in a warm place Volla In a short time the buds will swell and Into bloom The nearer to normal flowering time he stems are forced he more rapidly he lowers will open It is very much house plant TRAFFIC COURT AGENT Upset About An Unjust Traffic Ticket of the sic res 1 of plants plants an lie t equal great of sun line sun fairly need a high humidity level There arc plants that prefer a cool loci ion such as Azalea and Cyclamen 8770751 Mountainview Rd S Georgetown FOR BRAMPTON OR BRAMALEA CALL 459041 OVER GRADUATES RECOMMEND Young Drivers of Canada Is a d Idei 11 vironmenl in to which you your plants and try to find those most suitable to that environ Some plants have a bit of in form a Hon with them and this helps otherwise try to find out the care the plant you arc purchasing requires Have fun with your flowering brunches and success with your house plants Please send questions and com to GARDEN GOSSIP The Herald Georgetown Courtesy of Georgetown and Horticultural Society Compare Allstate for auto value instate Youre good hands Stale ni1 Co 116 Guelph Street 8731643