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Sunday December the HERALD ACTON RESIDENTS DROP BOX Located at ACTON PHARMACY Main St GLENLEA DRUGS 294 Queen St For Information On How To Place Classifieds In CLASSIFIEDS The Herald Call 8772201 or STORIES SCORES Joan or Barb will be pleased to help you ANNOUNCEMENTS Copt Moo pcn to Ttiura Sundays Herald MINO Florence Clara Bubs on Tuesday December 1991 at the Al Mar Nursing Home Or Ilia Bubs Hawes wife of the late Wilfred and loving mother of Linda Mrs Fraser Hass of Orillia and Janice Little of Georgetown Loved grandmother of Rebecca Hass Amy and Gregory Little Dear sister of Ed na Hawes of Georgetown and Richard Hawes also of Georgetown and the late William Hawes and Leota Friends were received at the Jones and Son Funeral Home Trafalgar Road north of Maple Avenue Georgetown on Friday from to pm and Funeral vice was held at St Georges Anglican Church Georgetown on Saturday December 1991 at 1100 Interment Greenwood Cemetery In memory to Leukemia Research or the Al7heimers society 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Georgetown WANTED Wodburning furnace in good condition not airtight capable of heating farm house INDUSTRIAL Wood Planer 1624 wide sides preferred Will consider other Phone 8772201 ask for Jen or 873 evenings Replaced Wo pay your 5000 deductible CAR OILING Only with oil TINTING Most cars only OIL FILTER Change with 10W30 oil Only 1495 Call 8737983 or 7902828 1988 MERCURY GRAND MAR QUIS fully loaded mint condition 1988 CHEV Cavalier door blue km best offer by Jan 15 1992 will be considered Phone Gary 1984 FORD Mustang cylinder pbamfm low km original condition Runs great certified 2694 MERCURY Marquis 4 door auto air amfm 52000 original miles perfect condition Certified 5198532696 Honda Accord new tires tery as Is SECRETARIAL SERVICES Intelco Ltd 505 Guelph St Norval I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of my clients for their patronage this past year and wish them the very best for 1992 As of January we are offering temporary office space for meetings conferences etc For more infor mation please call 8732815 Teresa Ward FORD ton heavy duty shocks and springs bought new for farm use Excellent s Phone 1220 1986 DODGE Aries cylinder front wheel drive speed fuel in jected power steering power brakes radio good condition 1982 EAGLE wagon wheel drive 4 door Safe family winter transportation protected original paint excellent condition Phone 8732245 Certified 1979PONT1AC LeMans small VB power steering power brakes am cassette This car is excep tionaily clean and solid and should be seen Certified 8732245 1986 FORD E150 XL camper van auto OD air cruise power steering power brakes sleeps two many extras Good condition Certified or 1987 POLARIS Indy 600 Snowmobile good shape low miles 300000 OBO or wilt vehicle 8779093 Jim Superior Propane Dealer Licensed Propane Mechanic 8737427 OilandFilter1995 Main St Moore Park Plaza Georgetown 1 991 The Year in Review Protesters greet Premier with jeers and derision Ontario Premier Bob got a powerful surprise when he visited Georgetown Dec Protect Our Water and En vironmental POWER protesters greeted Premier Rae with shouts and placards calling for his rejection of the Acton dump proposal and jeered when he refused to answer to claims that he forgot his election promises He was in Georgetown to of ficially open the new engineering research and technology centre at MoldMasters on Armstrong Avenue and 20 protesters didnt miss the chance to address some of their concerns They also asked the premier what he was doing to prevent the establishment of a dump on the Niagara Escarpment POWER protester Rita Landry complete with toilet seat around her head asked are you going to kill the dump or kill my kids premier responded by laying the responsibility on the shoulders of Environment Minister Ruth After further calls for action the premier responded by saying that is not my job He said he does not have the authority but will bring the demonstration to the attention of Minister Grier You have a responsibility to the environment and so does the gover nment but the government also has a responsibility to the process said Premier The process is always important The government cant be seen to be or act ar bitrarily After the premier left many protesters seemed disappointed with his responses Ive heard that rhetoric before said Diane van Two years ago when he was here himself said it wasnt a suitable site for a landfill and there was no reason to go further with it Now four years later were still fighting against it Two nurses have taken to barhop- to spread the message about AIDS Public nurses Anne Todd and Julia Arnold visited OTooles in Georgetown to inform the public about AIDS Acquired Im munodeficiency Syndrome As part of a new program by the Halton Health Department Ms Todd and Ms Arnold were handing out colored condoms and in formation m order to teach young people about the dangers of AIDS and how to protect themselves The idea is to reach the group of people who typically havent had any AIDS education in the school system said Ms Todd She said people in the to age group are the ones who arent reached in the school system and that is where per cent of the AIDS cases are Its a great idea What better place than here said Wanda of Terra Cotta This is where spontaneous things often happen Although many patrons were en thusiastic about the program some felt they had heard enough about AIDS I dont think a lot of people who come to a bar want to talk about sexually transmitted diseases said Jim ODonnell of Georgetown Others thought people would feel intimidated or embarrassed to ask questions of nurses about AIDS To make the patrons feel more comfortable Ms Todd and Ms Ar nold set up a table with condoms and information and waited for people to come and talk They dress casually and try to keep a relatively lowkey profile Pamphlets entitled Aids in- the 90s The New Facts of Life and a quiz called How Safe Are You were available at the booth the nur ses set up in bars The Acton Sabres trounced Dec 15 bringing its record to put the first goal on the board early in the first period but Acton came back with three quick goals by Craig Adam Hilts and Jason Lucas Sabres managed to net four more goals in the second period with Greg Powell holding off attackers The four goals were put in by Hilts Rob Lang Jay Jasper and Cull en Contest winner Pictured above are Canadian Tire Store Manager Scott and the winner of the letters to Santa contest in the Herald Christine Power Christine won a gift certificate for Christmas Courtesy of the Herald and Canadian Tire Herald Photo 5 FINGERS 1 PROMISING CAREER You can lose a lot more than your licence drinking and driving