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THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1998 THE NEW TANNER 11 Classified For Sale Automotive For Sale Automotive For Sale Automotive 1994 Chevy Cavalier Z22 5 speed, 4 cylinder economy, ABS, power locks. Call Achilles Mazda (519) 853-0200 1991 Honda Civic DX 5 speed, AM/FM cassette, 1.6 L, 4 cyl. Call Achilles Mazda (519) 853-0200 1982 Chrysler Convertible Red, white top, red leather 853-1550 BLOOMING COLOUR: Norval residents and owners of Arnolds Greenhouse Ken and Ian Arnold donated flowers to the Acton Trunk Sale. More than three hundred flowers were planted last Friday night to be ready for the crowds and the sun on Saturday. -- Ted Tyler photo Rockwood Pioneer Days owes special thanks to many 1996 Mazda MX-3 Sunroof, 5 speed, 1.6 L, 4 cylinder. Call Achilles Mazda 3.0 L V6 engine, automatic, A/C, only 105,000 km Call Achilles Mazda School bus body Good for yard sheds, tool rooms, greenhouse, doll house, etc. Marla Reid, organizer of Winners of the Pioneer Parade prizes were (519) 853-0200 (519) 853-0200 853-1550 Rockwood Pioneer Days, _ Day prizes were: awarded to: : " Said special thanks are due to Rubber Duck Race - Business ei OF many people for the success Carved duck donated by Credit Hinsan eis read of this year's event of Satur- Harold Rice -- John Green; < ee eye at -- Dance Spirit Studio; 3rd -- day, June 13. Special thanks Saunders Bakery 2 ' go to The Little Old Lady, Acton Citizens' Band, the Afghan donated by Joanne Blomberg - Don Wilson; Chocolate duck donated by Mark Your Calendar... Service Groups -- Ist - Swiss Band, Rockwood Fire- Schneiders -- Erin Mercer; United Church; 2nd -- : fighters, the OPP andtoKen Coin set donated by the Rockwood Scouts. F : contests, draws and fun for all. Free tickets Mercer who was the parade Royal Bank -- Autumn : Mondays 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. for this event are available at the Acton marshall this year. Phelps. 7 eno -- (tie) ; : >, Branch library. Although she wasn't able Gardening Club Draw -- OCKWwoo entennia Us pour life affected by someone else's -- to be ae | Marla wanted to Gardening fools = Reuken School and Rockwood Nurs- drinking? A new daytime AlAnon Support Sunday, July 9 thank everyone who helped, Salmon;Herbgarden--Chris ¢ty School. Group meets Monday afternoons at St. Joseph's Church on Church Street. Thursday, June 18 The Business Development Centre of the Region of Halton offers an entrepreneurial workshop: Legal and Financial Considera- tions. The workshop is $35 and runs from 6:30-10 p.m. at the Halton Regional Centre, 1151 Bronte Rd., Oakville. Call Gail Southwick or Pam Banks at (905) 825-6300 for more details. 5064 for more details. Hands Across the World cultural celebra- tion, hosted by Halton Regional Police Serv- ice in partnership with Halton Multicultural Council, North Halton Cultural Awareness Council and Halton Region, at St. Volodymy: Cultural Centre at Dundas St. (Hwy. 5) and Fourth Line in Oakville. Master of ceremo- nies will be Jo Jo Chinto from CITY-TV for the day which runs from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Call Sgt. Ray Hendry, (905) 825-4747 ext. Saturday, July 4 Wednesday, July 8 The Acton branch of the Halton Hills Public Library celebrates its Centennial with a strawberry social. Everyone is welcome. Take a walk back through the history of the The town will hold an extra Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic at the Acton Legion Hall from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. People aged 17 to 70, who missed the June clinic are asked to bring their donor card or photo ID. Please take a especially Linda Semanyk, who took her place. Thanks also went to the Township for their prepatory work, John McClintock and Ray Death for the use of their tents, Tom Semanyk (Rockin' Tom) for the sound system and DJ service, Joanne and Tom Blomberg for delivering ta- bles, Gord and Michelle Dawe for providing and op- erating the dunk tank. Thanks also went to Guelph and Eramosa Town- ship employees and the Rockwood No-Stars for play- ing ball, and to Debbie Tilson for announcing the game. Acton library. Listen to the music of the Acton moment to give the gift of life. Green; Herb garden -- Bill Martin; Watering can -- Helen Southwell. Bannockburn W.I. visit Frankland Gardens By EDITH MEDLAND Special Category = 1st -- Eagiton Horse and Cart. The ladies of the Bannockburn Womens' Institute met at the home of Young-sil Frankland for this June meeting. We all marvelled at the beautiful gardens at her home, including roses, trees, shrubs and many different varieties of flowers. Members travelled to the Hobby Horse where the owner, Gail Spence, spent an hour showing us all the different way of quilting today and many more sewing crafts. I'm sure that Parade judges this year were Nancy Beattie, Joanne Blomberg and Pat McLean. The dance was another big success and thanks also go to Jan Osborne and all who worked with Jan organ- izing the event. Marla Reid says she missed the day very much and will be back in har- ness next year. Citizens' Band and enjoy the refreshments, will start some of us beginning projects of our own. Gail teaches many different classes at her place to show people these crafts. Many thanks were given to her by Young-sil and Linda Cairns and all the ladies, Back to Young-sil's for the business meeting. The Dis- trict Annual Report was read by Linda. Roll call: My Fa- vourite Hobby was answered by all the members. A delicious dessert was served by Young-sil and Edith Medland, Courtesies were given to Young-sil by Ina Peterson. We will not meet again until August 25. Have a good sum- mer, See you in the fall. --_-- BRYAN & DAN Red means STOP Although the wording of some warning lights on the instrument cluster of a vehicle may vary from one manufacturer to another, most key symbols and colours are universal. An illuminated red light is telling you something requires immediate attention. The @ illuminates when the oil pressure falls below normal range. Shut the engine off immediately. The F 4 illuminates when the battery is not charging properly. BRAKE OO a low brake fluid level. A is to remind you to fasten your seatbelt. "rv A check engine or service engine code indicates that the P.C.M. (engine computer) is detecting a fault in the engine or transmission operation. As with any yellow light, this indicates you should proceed with caution. Something is in need of service. -- Other yellow lamps may include A.B.S., air bag, coolant, oil or washer fluid levels. Some vehicles also use green lamps for voluntary controls such as cruise control or overdrive off. These are just reminders that a system is in use. Send your automotive questions to Bryan & Dan c/o The New Tanner, is normally shows up when the parking brake is engaged. It also indicates Fy iat - pG fi eas sn e Sara Shortill, Kelly Milson, Claire Taylor and Sarah Bresneden clowned for the Pioneer Day participants on June 13. The parade and fun enjoyed good weather. -- Angela Tyler photo _ ;