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Halton Hills This Week, Saturday, April'3, 1993 — Page 13 BARRAGERS CLEANERS + LAUNDROMAT F : re's looking at & , F Ol | S GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN 877-2279 877-1834 H 4 The Ontario C "y of Music coloring contest winners included; (from left) six-year- : old Stephannie Bailey, eight-year-old Jody Stapleton, nine-year-old Jason Teeuwissen and 14-year-old Tw rtifical used o-year-old Matthew Mills gets his tire checked by his six-year-old Dayed Conley’ Eacl wliner:recaived 8 9100 sift cf sit porate GEM Sebes HHTW photo sister Samantha, at the P.A.C.T. (Parents Assisting Children and - Teachers) wheel sale at Robert Little School in Acton last Saturday. Funds raised will go towards construction of a playground at the school. photo by Simon Wilson ‘ a se cid Georgetown Branch 120 Royal Canadian Legion recognized the efforts of executive members past and pre- sent at its Honors and Awards night last Saturday. Pictured above, from left; Norm Ward, Executive Medal; Roy Bradley, Executive Medal; Florance Carswell, Executive Bar ; Dave McNeilly, 2nd Vice iu 4 President Medal and Bar and Peter Smith, Executive Bar. photo by Colin Gibson . Fyy Tuitman (right) co-owner of Tuitman’s Garden Centre and L (located on Hwy 25 just outside of Acton) donated a cheque for $100 to Acton Foodshare coordinator Joan Waldie (sitting) and Loretta Duclos, Foodshare assistant coordinator, last Monday. The cheque is for funds collected during Tuitman’s Christmas tree sales. This is the third consecutive year Tultman’s has donated a cheque to Acton Foodshare. photo by Simon Wilson ea THE KINSMEN CLUB © OF GEORGETOWN Some Organizations Jack Pignatell (centre) of the Georgetown Kinsmen Club, accepts the keys to a 1992 Cabriolet from Margaret Vint, manager of Georgetown Central Business Conrad Buy (left) owner of Georgetown’s Autohaus car dealership and the keys to a 1993 Aerostar XL Improvement Area, greets Marie Grant as she exits the specially-spon- from Walt Dixon, owner of Georgetown’s Park Lincoln Mercury car dealership. The vehicles will be up sored Knechtel Georgetown Food Market bus on Main St. for grabs at the annual Georgetown Kinsmen Club T.V. Auction scheduled for May 3, 6 p.m. on Halton Georgetown last Wednesday. Special discounts will be offered by Cable S: ’s Channel 4. photo by Simon Wilson. Georgetown downtown merchants for seniors, on the last ‘Wednesday of each month. photo by Simon Wilson