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10 THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1998 Are you looking for things to do with the kids this sum- mer? Let me try to help you out. There are lots of options in and around Acton to keep kids of all ages entertained while they are out of school. There are many parks, trails, pools, and places to play nearby. Some you may al- ready know about, others may be new to you, so be sure and check them out. If you are looking to learn this summer, as well as play, one educational and fun place to go is the Electric Railway Museum on Guelph Line just a few minutes out of Acton. This volunteer-run See you at the Fair! JENNIFER AITKEN, Fair Queen 1997-98 attraction features the pre- served Rockwood station, railroad artifacts, and best of all (according to my 9 year- old brother) a real working railway! The tracks take you from the station for a short ride and then circle around a beautiful rock garden, stop- ping to let you off on Meadowville platform where you can have a picnic, eat ice cream, wander in the garden, check out some train cars and then catch the next train back. You may even end up riding more than one train as they have about a dozen that are able to run on any day. When we were there, we got to ride three different trains, and all were beauti- fully restored with as much attention to detail as possi- ble. The conductor was more than willing to discuss the trains and their histories. There are picnic tables and food is available where you purchase tickets. Guests are free to explore all open buildings and have unlimited train rides for the day. The museum's summer hours are from 10 to 5 daily from now until September, and special events occur all year round. Tickets for adults are $6.50, youth $4.50, seniors $5.50 and children 2 or un- der are free. Groups of four or more receive reduced prices. Take Highway 7 west to the Eden Mills cutoff, pro- ceed along the Town Line to the Guelph Line, then south and follow the signs. Class: Births McGILLIVRAY, Duff and Julie (nee Carney) welcome with love the arrival of twin boys Nolan James and Jacob William. 'Tis a true Scotsman's dream -- two for the price of one! The twins were born May 28, 1998 at Guelph General Hospital, weighing in at 5 Ibs, 4 oz each. Delighted first time eed ents are Ian and Cathy McGillivray, Georgetown, and fully licensed rank ts Phil and Marg Carney, Midland. The twins are welcomed by many, many aunts, uncles and cousins. Ray and Catherine Loftis are now the proud parents: of their precious daughter Justine Vic- toria Catherine, born June 8, 1998 at Credit Valley Hospital. Randy and Rozlyn Frizzle wish { to announce the arrival of their son Hunter James Frizzle. Cards of Thanks RUSSELL, Stewart. The fam- ily would like to express our sin- cere appreciation and thanks to our many friends, relatives and neighbours in their thoughtful expressions of sympathy in the recent loss of a beloved hus- band, father, grandfather and brother. Thank you for dona- tions, floral tributes, cards, food and also inquiries while Stewart was ill. Thanks to Shoemaker Funeral Home and special thanks to Nick and Sherry for their professional guidance and service. Thank you to Rev. Bob Matton for his kind words of support and comfort, and also to the Ladies of Trinity for the lovely lunch. Thank you all so much and God bless you all. Jean, Merle and Ron, Brian, Betty and family and Edith. ae <4 SHOEMAKER FUNERAL HOME © pre-arrangement counselling ° cost options © pre-planning Yard Sales GARAGE SALE Saturday, July 18 9 am. - 2? 97 Dairy Dr., Acton (West Meadow sub- division, off Wallace St.) Camping equipment, dishes, misc. household items Auctions AUCTION Saturday, July 18 2:00 p.m. Antiques, household furnishings, hobby and craft items including collection of model trains & accessorie 1989 Mazda 323 Hatchback Auction and full listing at 145 Mill Street East, Acton opposite Price Check Foods TERMS Cash or personal cheque with [.D. Preview noon on day of sale Rentals Acton -- two storey, four bed- room, 5 appliances, pool, sauna, ert Available immediately. 1,100, utilities extra. 853- 4546. (25) Acton storefront retail or office, 550 square feet. $575 inclusive. Available immediately. Call 853-1996 or 854-2309. (tfn) agra 853-0350 «= 55 Mill Street East, Acton Blue Springs dimendl erases We also sell cemetery monuments 12 Church Street East, Acton Jan Pasmore managing director 853-2399 ied Announcements Congratulations Gavin Hall on your graduation from Bending. Oaks High School with honours and a 95% overall average We are all so proud of you and all your accomplishments in . the past year. Love and best wishes for the coming year, Gramma & Grandad and all the family Congratulations Ben on your graduation with High Honours (Economics) from Carleton University. Ben will receive his Masters Degree (Economics) in August. Very proud Grandma, Mom, Dad & Siblings The New Tanner Classifieds cost just $5 (plus GST) for 15 words and 25¢ (plus GST) for additional words. Prepayment is required. Classified deadline is Tuesday at 5 p.m. Call 853-0051 for details. For Lease Warehouse -- downtown Acton, Highway 7/25, 1,900 square feet, 3,350 square feet. Ivan (905) 891-0984. (27) Disposal Bin Rentals Disposal containers for rent 3.5 tonne capacity (8' wx 10° 1x 4" h). $90 plus tipping fees. Deliv- ered with versatile mini rolloff truck that goes where larger trucks should not. Ideal for roof shingles, renovations, yard cleanups, house/garage cleanouts. Westerveld Contract- ing Ltd. (519) 853-3332. (27) Dressmaking Adaptive Designs provides dressmaking, alterations, re- pairs, bridal wear, sports wear, draperies, sewing lessons. Call 519-853-2283. (27) Help Wanted July 14, 1973 Happy 25th 'Anniversary Pat & Bev Jones -- Love Mandy and Wendy Congratulations Linda & Craig Happy 25th Anniversary July 14, 1973 Love Cheryl, Kevin and Kelly Hilvert MacIntyre & Hon | Funeral Home 117 GUELPH STREET ROCKWOOD, ONTARIO 856-1100 Full-time Optometric Assistant required immediately. Compu- ter and contact lens experience preferred, but will train. Apply to P.O. Box 11, The New Tan- ner, 59 Willow St. N., Acton, Ont. L7J 1Z8. (25) Local artist required to paint diverse projects. Please forward your qualifications and resume to P.O. Box 12, c/o The New Tanner, 59 Willow St. N., Acton, Ontario, L7J 1Z8. (25) Help Wanted Person or persons wanted for metal fabricating shop. Must have own transportation. Full or part time. (519) 853-3034. (25) Part time truck driver wafited, class AZ (tractor trailer)*with experience. Contact Tyler Trans- port, 853-1550. Organist/Choir Director needed for progressive, medium sized Anglican Church. Start date -- Oct. 1, 1998. Please Forward resume with references and/or requests for more information to: Organist/Choir Director Search Committee, St. Alban the Mar- tyr Anglican Church, 19 St. Alban's Drive, Acton, Ontario L7J 1C6. (26) Attention High School grads: $12.85 to start. International company has full and part-time openings. We train. Scholarships offered. Must be 18+. Call (519) 827-1251. (27) s Dissatisfied!! Would an addi- tional $1000-$5000 per month from home make a difference? If so please call Kevin or Debbie Baldwin at (519) 853-0510. (27) TRAVEL COUNSELOR wanted, experience preferred or recent travel school graduate. Contact 853-1553 for further information. Waiters/Waitresses needed. Good work ethic. Must be 18, able to work weekends. Apply in person only. Andy's Restau- rant, 15 Mill St. E., Acton. (25) Mature person required for gift shop. Retail experience an asset. Wednesdays through Saturday/Sundays, July to December. Must have own transportation. Please send resume to: P.O. Box 12 c/o The New Tanner, 59 Willow Street North Acton, Ontario, L7J 1Z8 POSITION AVAILABLE SUPERVISOR -- MEMBER SERVICES We are seeking an individual to supervise the member service function in our Milton branch. The successful candidate will have several years of experience in a financial institution, with a thorough knowledge of banking procedures, as well as advanced knowledge of products and services. A license to sell mutual funds would be considered a definite asset. We are seeking an individual with strong leadership and organizational skills and a proven track record in a supervisory capacity. The successful candidate will be a good motivator who can lead by example and can adjust to change readily. Please send your resume, along with a handwritten covering letter to: Halton Community Credit Union Limited 44 Main Street East, P.O. Box 40 Milton, Ontario LOT 2Y3 Attention: Mr. Earl Dolmage, Branch Manager