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10 By MAGGIE PETRUSHEVSKY The New Tanner Fans of blues and classic or hard rock music can now chose their night and get their fix at the Hardball Café near Milton. Friday night is rock and roll while Saturdays is the night for "goodtime rockin' blues" says, Hardball pro- moter Joe Pinto. Upcoming shows include Toronto and area groups like Wildman, Jerome Godboo of the Phantoms, Chris and I've been an Acton resident for 20 years. My promise is to install the best equipment for the money resulting in the best protection and peace of mind. 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"He's also a professional chef," Pinto explains, "so he's doing the two things he loves -- cooking and playing. He feeds his audience at the end of his show when his gumbo is cooked." The Hardball was the sin- gle sponsor behind last year's Halton Region Blues and Roots Festival. This year seven clubs including Manny's Road House in Acton will be involved with the second festival to run July 9 to 19. Because Pinto is linked to festivals in Detroit and Windsor the Halton festival will be able to share in draw- ing in some big names from Europe coming for the three events. Pinto plans to keep build- ing the festival and hopes to have it in Kelso Conservation Area by the year 200. He's still looking for sponsors for this year's festival . Anyone interested is invited to con- tact him at 873-6374 . 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NOW LOTS OF COSY BOOTHS & RENOVATIONS HWY #25, 1 mile north of the 401, MILTON 876-2582 THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1998 FOR RENT: Cedar Cliff Place developers have many of their two-bedroom units ready for occupancy although workmen are still finishing off landscaping. Cedar Cliff apartments now ready for occupancy By MARG PETRUSHEVSKY The New Tanner Accommodations in Rockwood got a boost Fred Pelley Construction, of Rockwood. Pelley, Rob Gray, John Murison and Walter Swanston are the partners behind Cedar Cliff. ~The three-Storey building Wednesday with thecomple- ; ' ; tion of Cedar Cliff Place on _'S Wheelchair accessible on Alma Street. square foot units offers luxury features like Euro- pean-style kitchens and car- peting while some also have The 17-unit building, be- gun more than two years ago by Cedar Cliff Place Limited, was designed and built by EU patios or balconies. There is ample outdoor parking. Located within easy walk- ing distance of area stores and services , it is already 65 ~ per cent rented, says Carolyn Wingate, one of the people handling rentals. There will be an open house for the building on April 26. Units are available April 1 and May 1. YEAR END: Acton Ladies Curling Club finished off their season with a banquet and awards night. Liz Leslie, left, presented gift baskets from Thought Full of Baskets to second draw winners Bev DaQuano, Margo Butler and Cheryle DaPonte. Maggie Petrushevsky photo = Centrat Ontario Avcrioneers =] Professional Auction Services Estate & Industrial * Certified Appraiser Consignment Welcome NORM WEBSTER (416) 523-6645 (905) 873-7633 R.R. #1, Limehouse ON LOP 1HO Try a Tanner ad -- it pays! / Hand Wash /¥ Chamois Dry bers /¥ Clean & Dress Wheels & Tires cH it OUT! Y Dust & Vacuum Interior / Clean Windows Inside & Out Only Limited Time Offer 705 MAIN ST. 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