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Page 10 Halton Hills This Week, Saturday, September 5, 1992 ASSIC preparing At Acton Social Services and Information Centre (ASSIC) our Christmas Needs Co-ordination program assists about 40-50 fami- lies in Acton each year. During the Christmas season, we receive donated clothing, toys and money. The toys and clothes are collected and then divided up amongst the needy families who could not afford to buy Christmas presents for their children. Donated money is used to pur- chase baby blankets, comforters, children’s pajamas and warm win- ter sweaters. We always stress to those who are unsure of what to give fro Christmas, to purchase warm chil- dren’s clothing. These are items that less fortunate families can not afford to buy, but are in need of during the winter months. for Christmas There are several wonderful peo- ple in Acton who devote much of their time during the Christmas sea- son knitting items like sweaters, hats, mittens, scarves, baby blan- kets, and little girls dresses. Without them we could not pos- sibly assist all the families we do. Their kind help is greatly needed and appreciated every year. The Christmas Needs Co-ordina- tion Program is about people help- ing people. S Tt is about people giving and oth- ers receiving in order to make Christmas a warm and joyous occa- sion for all. ASSIC thanks all those kind peo- ple in our community who donate to the Christmas program each year, and remind everyone that Christmas is just around the corner and only 17 weeks away! BEAR WITHA US! We're Renovating... WATCH FOR IN-STORE OPENING SPECIALS We apologize for any inconvenience our valued customers and ask you to bear with us! Money Orders Available. Compare with the banks We offer Businesses 596 SCOUNT ON STAMPS GEORGETOWN MARKET PLACE DELREX SMOKE ) a LO) od 877-9284 is arri RUBY THE WITCH iving daily at with costumes, decorations and great ideas for your Hallowe'en fun! 873-7403 2 Mountainview Rd. S. (At Guelph St.) Georgetown Hours: Mon. Tues. Wed. 10-7 Thurs. Fri.9-9 Sat. 9-6 Georgetown’s Marketplace mall officially opened on Tuesday, featuring a myriad of new stores and ser- vices. Joining in the festivities and offering congratulations were councillor Anne Currie, Marketplace VP Cliff Levy, Mayor Russ Miller, town crier Betty Kading, councillor Ron Chatten, councillor Gail Rutherford, councillor Rob Heaton and councillor Marilyn Serjeantson. Custom Auto Clean and Hertz Rental Trucks & Cars We Do ¢ interior exterior cleaning & waxing ¢ interior shampoo scotch guarding perma shine no drip oil * rust prevention w/warranty on new & used vehicles *paint touch up * compounding & power buffing * engine shampooing ¢pin striping & more To book your appointment call 873-9695 HALTON PUBLIC STORAGE (416) 873-4666 ¢ PERSONAL ¢ INDUSTRIAL - - Furniture, Cottages, Valuables - Extra Inventory - Boats, Motorcycles - Dead Files, etc., et - Snowmobiles etc. ¢ COMMERCIAL - Surplus Stock, Off-Season Inventory 416-873-4666 140 ARMSTRONG AVE., GEORGETOWN, ONT. L7G 4S3 area with QUALITY CARPET, VINYL, HARDWOO! & CERAMIC FLOOR & W: PROFESSIONAL, COURTEOUS INSTALLATIONS, FREE ESTIMATES! SHOP AT HOME SERVICE Photo by Wendy Long Glen Williams Report By Vi Haines Coaches and Parents — Don’t for- get the September 25, Minor Ball dance at St. Alban’s Parish Hall, 537 Main St. Glen Williams. Shirley Inglis and her committee deserve your support for their time and effort given to the children of the Village. Get your tickets, and more information from your friend, Shirley. St. Alban’s and Barragers; Cleaners will have their “Give: Away Coat Day” in October. Date to be announced. If you have a coat to give leave it at St. Alban’s Parish Hall. Thank you. Linda Donais local artist, has a pencil sketch of St. Alban’s The Martyr. The prints are available from Gythne Thompson, 877-4152. Linda will sign prints at the first service to celebrate the 90th Anniversary of St. Alban’s in Glen Williams. Sunday, September 13, 1992, following the 10:30 a.m. ser- Ce, The Glen Williams Seniors met at the St. Alban’s Parish Hall for their regular, monthly luncheon meeting. Luncheon was served and fol- lowed by Mark Rowe who present- ed slides and information of the early years of Glen Williams. This luncheon takes place every month and you are welcome to come the last Thursday each month — 11:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m. oon iO an BREW at the GRAND OPENING DOOR CRASHER SPECIAL 6°x 12' up 10 9'x 12" 98 MILL ST. GEORGETOWN * Have your own diapers? We'll do those too! CALL FOR RATES 877-0950