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THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1998 THE NEW TANNER SIGN HERE, PLEASE: While their kids were thinking about playing summer sports, parents were enduring long lines at the Acton Arena on Saturday to register for spring and summer baseball, soccer and lacrosse programs. -- Frances Niblock photo. On the inside at Nagano Continued from page 10 France. Dube's family, how- ever, moved to Sept Isles, Quebec, six months after he was born on October 2, 1965. Oakville's Rob Zamuner, a former junior star with the Guel am, SGrceby a pass from Wayne for Canada's first goal in a 4-1 win over the World Cup was spectacular. I'll take the first person that can tell me who was the last Olympic hockey player to score five times in one game to dinner at Andy's. I've been search- ing the information my- If, but still haven't come up with a satisfactory answer. I do know that the last Canadian to do it in the Ol- On of the saddest mes- sages of my boyhood was hearing that the Dutchmen had not only lost to the Sovi- ets but also the United States and wound up with only a bronze medal. The Kitchener bus passed through Acton on the way back from the airport and my classmates and I at Robert Little School had been Deaths BUSCHER, ELIZABETH CHRISTINA (BETTS) In her 60th year, of Lower Sackville, formerly of Limehouse, Ontario. Passed away March 8, 1998 at the Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre, after a cou- Tageous, 3-year battle with cancer. Born in Stratford, Ontario , she was the daugh- ter of the late Edmund and Christina (Kemp) Hutch- inson. She was active in the C.W.L. while living in On- tario, and was a member of the Morning Glory bowling league while in Sackville. She had a zest for life. She was an avid golfer and she enjoyed bridge, cooking and entertaining. She is survived by her husband Hans Martin Buscher, five daughters: Jennifer (Mrs. Gary Millett) of Somerset, Jessica Buscher- Malton (Mrs. Paul Malton) of Parkhill, Lorelei (Mrs. Paul Bonham) of George- town; Lynne (Mrs. Paul Burns) of Hillsburgh, and Amy Buscher of Lake Louise, Alberta. She is also survived by three brothers: Edmund of Ottawa, James of Alliston, and John of 11 Classified Bracebridge, two sisters: Katherine Hutchinson of Stratford and Elsa Moore and Toronto; six grandchildren: Jessica, Sean, Stephanie, Philip, Bridget and Eric. One brother, David, prede- ceased her. Cremation has taken place under the direc- tion of the Atlantic Funeral Home in Sackville. A memo- rial service will be held on Saturday, March 14, 1998 in St. John Vianney Roman Catholic Church, Lover Sackville, with Reverend Paul Williams officiating. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society. Births Coming Events Rentals MODDLE - Kathy and Phillip are very proud to an- nounce the birth of Graham Harold Thomas, who in the Moddle tradition was born six weeks early at Guelph General Hospital on Jan. 30, 1998, weighing 6 Ib. 1 oz. Graham is welcomed by sis- . ter Courtney and brothers Andrew and Peter. Many grateful thanks to nurses Laura and Laura and to Dr. Perron. Surprise Jack and Jill party for Tammy Kutasienski and Mark Elliott, Saturday April 25, 7:30 p.m. Tickets $10 each. For information call Debbie 853-5969. (7,9) Dressmaking Adaptive Design provides dressmaking, alterations, re- pairs, bridal wear, sports wear, draperies, sewing les- sons. Call 519-853-2283. (7) One bedroom apartments for rent. Occupancy for April 1 and May 1. Stove, fridge, heat and hydro included. Laundry facilities on site. Open seven days a week. Same day approval. No dogs. Call 853-4374. (tfn) Large one bedroom apart- ment in country. Available March 15. Seniors/retirees preferred. No dogs. $525/ month plus utilities. Call 853-1555 any time. (8) : ympics was Paul Knox of the _told it might stop. But under ohne abi Kitchener-Waterloo Dutch- the cioteeiainnec toe the Felon wingtitpeegrig® 7nd "Uz nee. Dette and wo wor con Large Estate Auction Sale against both oakren aie gs ores. aoe oe -- north on Main Street SATURDAY MARCH 14, 1998 : > xX, a gradua = Seer a ea ice ene _ Sacre Coeur Hall, 39 Guelph St, Hwy. 7 at Mill St. as cere "i pepsin ---- a gold medal iho P ' Georgetown, Ontario" igh school in Fergus in be- _ same one earned by the Ed- : tween driving Acton Tanner monton Mercurys four years ANTIQUES & SSC ee 9:00 a.m. Start 10:30 a.m. Town goalies Jackie Marshall, before Paul Knox played his : ; ' : Norm Lockhurst and Jim _ first Olympic game and the Oak 52" S Rolltop desk by Toronto Furniture Company, large Pine Flat to the Wall, Pine 2-door Sweeney crazy as a winger same year | was drawing pic- Armoir, Oak Stacking Bookcase, large Pine Dropfront Secretary, Pine baby cradle, Eastlake Hall with the Fergus Flyers inter- _ ture of sweaters in m Stand, Oak Ice box, 9 pc. Queen Anne style diner, Rolled Oak sideboard, several Oak Morris chairs t L U y oOo S a mediate club in the 1960s. Grade 3 notebook. w/paw foot, Pine wash stands, assortment of primitive Pine and Oak rockers, square English Oak mandatory detectors The pros and cons of mak- ing carbon monoxide detec- tors mandatory in existing housing units is being dis- cussed by Halton Hills Fire Department staff. Recently Toronto council called for mandatory detec- tors in homes heated by burn- ing fuels like oil, gas or wood. Homes heated by elec- tricity would be exempt. Halton Hills Fire Chief Bill Cunningham said they havea real concern about the number of false alarms they are now responding to from people with the detectors. "Tf they (carbon monoxide detectors) become manda- tory, obviously there would b even more false alarms," Chief Cunningham ex- plained in an interview on Monday. "We've been hav- ing so many of them (false alarms) that we've started to track them to see what the causes have been." Once the Toronto bylaw takes effect building inspec- tors will be able to force homeowners to install detec- tors before they can get build- ing permits for major reno- vations. == [THE 'Tanner Book your Tanner Classified ad and have it read in every home in Acton! Add 25¢ for additional words. Pre-payment is required (cash or cheque) I I 1 I Just $5 (plus GST) for up to 15 words. I Deadline is Tuesday at 5 p.m. = ee ee ee ee ee ee Classifieds} I Category: 1 i I I I I I i J j I I I I I I tS) Willow StN, + 853-0051 Fax; 853.0052 Refractory table, set of 4 English carved frame side chairs, Pine Blanket Chest, set of 3 lower back Windsor chairs, Pine dish dresser, Eastlake Candle table, Gothic Oak church pew, 1800s Butternut Chest of drawers, Spinning Wheel, large Pine Jam Cupboard, Pine Dropfront dresser, Empire dresser, set of 5 Oak Pawfoot dining chairs, Round Oak Pawfoot Dining table, excellent heavily carved Oak bed, Pressed back bed, Maple Keyhole Hall seat, Ash wash stand, Oak Victorian corner Whatnot shelf, quilt racks, Oak barley twist plant stands, large upholstered English Gentleman's chair, Queen Anne Side chair, Spool table, 2-drawer Ash dresser, Pine Harvest table, Mahogany Music stand, Quarter cut Oak child's chair, occasional tables, Oak Pedestal table, walnut smoker, Oak marble top night table, and many more interesting pieces!! GLASS & CHINA: Cranberry Satin Glass Epern, Cranberry Cruet, R.S. Germany Cocoa Pot, R.S. Germany hand painted plates, celery dishes and dresser pieces, Victorian Hand Painted figural vases, Nippon Cocoa pot, beautiful hand etched green Depression stemware, as well as over 20 pieces of excel- lent Depression ware, Royal Bayreuth w/spoon, Wilkinson Planter, Silverplate Tea pot with tall serving caddy, excellent assortment of large and small lead crystal pes., Beswick Cat, Flo Blue Platters, large Limoges dressing tray, Amber glass stemware, Carltonware mustard and celery dishes, Royal Winton pes., Silver tea service, Roseville planters, Gold cutlery and chest, Bal St. Lambert candlesticks, ashtrays, complete Art Modeme Tea Set, R.S. Tillowitz berry server, many fine porcelain pes. MISCELLANEOUS: Large composition rocking horse, Lincoln trucks, large tin child's wind-up Merry Go Round, Wind up train set with engine cars and track, Ho Gauge train set w/6 engine cars and track, Buddy L Trucks, old board games, complete child's glass View Master set with over 20 glass slides, assortment of excellent quilts, Gingerbread clock, early 1900s Sessions 8-day clock, Blue flower crock, Woodstock sanitary crock, Oil lamps, snowshoes, egg baskets, spice rack w/leaded glass door, stained glass window, old Duck Decoys, butter press, old Planters Peanut Jar, old child-size Toronto Maple Leaf Jersey, Nova Scotia hand hooked rugs, blue pattern china pes., Armstrong silver flute and case, figurines, etc., etc.!!!! As usual we have the "Unusual" for our sale. Plan to attend. Excellent pieces from start to finish. Terms and Conditions: Cash, Cheque w/I.D., Delivery Available. CENTRAL ONTARIO AUCTIONEERS Limehouse, Ontario 905-873-7633 or 416-523-6645 Auctioneer: Norm Webster "WHERE YOU ALWAYS GET SOMETHING FOR NODDING"