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Road work - could cost $29-million Continued from page 1 along the newly-constructed Mountainview Road should slow traffic so that access from Eden Place isn’t a problem. He also com- mented that a bridge from “top to top” through the valley would cost about $29 million. As for people who are having difficulty visualizing the completed project, he said the Region hopes to solve that concern by authorizing an “imaging” of the plan sometime in 1993. Imaging means super- imposing what the bridge and embankment will look like over a photo of the existing valley. The large-scale photo and the ESR will be available at the regional offices in Oakville and the Halton Hills Civic Centre for public review. Funding of the project will be covered by subsidy dollars from the province, the region’s roads budget and development charges collected across Halton. Acton man stabbed For the second time in a week and Acton man has been stabbed following a domestic dispute. At about 4:30 p.m. Sunday, police responded to a call on Bower St. residence after an argu- ment erupted between a pair of people at the house. According to police, a 5l-year- old female "pulled a small knife" on a 45-year-old man and was "waving" the weapon at the victim. The man tried to kick the knife unsuccessful, police said. Police and ambulance officers were called to the scene and the dispute ended. The woman has been charged with assault with a weapon and weapons dangerous. She was being held for a bail hearing Monday. LOTTERY courtesy of Convenience 10 Mountainview S. 877-9741 Guelph & Delrex 873-3056 Georgetown Sat. Dec. 19/92! 08 09 13 27 28 38) Bonus: 07] onus: Early Bird 01 oe 08 23) Call 870-9134 (Lotto 6/49) or 1870-0195 BOWLING ACTON BOWLING LANES call 853-0470 Consulting engineer Dave McCann (left) and Halton engineer Bob McMurray flank a drawing which shows proposed gradient reduc- tions for Mountainview Road Khe Hungry Hollow. In Touch ‘with Tomorrow 50 month warranty —— BUY NOW & SAVE DURING “OPERATION CLEAN-UP" 10 DAY SALE COME IN AND SEE ALL OUR IN-STORE SPECIALS BEFORE YOU BUY CHECK OUR IN-STORE SPECIALS FOR THE BEST COLOR TV & VCR VALUES IN TOWN RANTEED SERVICE Hy WITH ALL SALES Wot Phone 877-3405 ere rar Wot 14 WESLEYAN STREET Ju in FEATURING SATELLITE T.V. Buffet - Wed. Dec 23 only Roast Beef, Turkey, Salad Bar 7 & Our Superb Dessert Table aekoo His. Hills This Week, Tuesday, December 22, 1992 — Page 3 [BOB IS SINGING OUT THE SAVINGS DELI SLICED OR SHAVED MAC & CHEESE, CORNED BEEF LOAF, THURINGER, CHICKEN or HAI & BACON LOAVES -66/ 100g FRESH TURKEYS All Available Sizes 1.59 $3.51 /kg _while Siipplles last OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE 14 oz. tin SEALTEST SOUR CREAM Regular.or Light St ml JUST I PRICE??? We pay the G.S.T. & P.S.T. KARIOKE Wednesday Evening with Amanda Lee PLUS KARIOKE Thursday Dec 24 2 p.m.-7 p.m. CLOSED DECEMBER 25 & 26 Re-open December 27 at 12 noon with KARIOKE 2 p.m. ‘til close To All Our ustomers _ from all the Staff & fanagement —-79 MAIN ST. S., GEORGETOWN 877-3388— i T.D. CASH MACHINE IS NOW OPEN! [OPEN SUNDAY NOON - 5 p.m., Phone 873-3963 | Wa” GEORGETOWN “Aq Food MARKET “A Part Of Your Neighbourhood" MOORE PARK PLAZA Seasons Greetings from Bob, Mary, Kim and the Staff of Knechtel's Georgetown Food Market. All of our best to you, our valued customers, for a happy and healthy Holiday Season. We look forward to serving you in the New Year. Values in effect from Sun. Dec. 20 through Sat. Jan. 2/92