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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1998 Classified For Sale Automotive THE NEW TANNER 1992 Hyundai Elantra, 4 dr, 6 cyl, AM/FM, 138,000 kms. $3,250 certified. Slessor Mo- tors, Milton. (905) 875-5010. (34) 1986 Plymouth Voyageur Dual fuel (propane/gas), new paint (blue), good tires, air cond., high mileage, $2495.Call (519) 853-1550 The police want you! Halton Regional Police Service is seeking commu- nity-minded individuals will- ing to volunteer their time in the Auxiliary Policing Pro- gram. Auxiliary members assist sworn police officers perform their duties includ- ing traffic control, foot pa- trol, general patrol and com- munity events. The selection process in- cludes aptitude testing, physical abilities assessment, a behavioural interview and psychological testing. To address the many ques- tions about volunteering with the Auxiliary Unit, informa- tion nights will be held throughout the Region. Ap- plications will be available. If you are interested in learning more about the Aux- iliary Policing Unit, and how you might fit in, come and join us! Halton Hills - Georgetown District High School, Tues- day, Sept. 22, 7 p.m. Milton - Bishop Reding High School, Tuesday, Sept. 30, 7 p.m. Trapping no secret Continued from Page 6 this assistance, the group would have to agree to feed, water and monitor the cats daily. Additionally, they would have to agree to hu- manely trap all the cats and have them vaccinated, spayed or neutered, and also ear tattooed for identification purposes. The group would also have to get the people living around the feral colony to agree to the project. Finally, I would like to point out that the humane society advises people that cats should be kept as indoor pets. It's a very dangerous world for cats. If you must let your cat outside, then it should be confined somehow. Robert Burr, President Upper Credit Humane Society Ge : 1989 Plymouth Grand Voyageur 6 cylinder, new paint (maroon), air cond., good tires, high mileage. $3295. Call (519) 853-1550 eer Far Model 100 -- $195 TYLER TRANSPORT Call (519) 853-1550 Your Classified ad could be read in homes in Acton, rural Acton, Rockwood and surrounding areas! Just $5 for 15 words (plus GST). Call 853-0051 to book yours today! SWEATY SCULPTING: Personal Fitness with Tomas owner Tomas Apulinario shows prospective client Dani Orti-Stuckless some of the fitness available at Acton's new Mil Street East fitness and nutrition centre. - Frances Niblock photo - * -- Ontario Best Wishes to the 85th Acton Fall Fair! TED CHUDLEIGH, M.P.P. Halton North Constituency Office: 192 Main St. East, Suite 200 Milton, Ontario LOT 1N8 Tel: (905) 878-1729 19 Carbon build-up #24 Recently we had a question about preventing carbon build-up. There are many things that can cause this. Carbon deposits occur in all engines. This is a neutral byproduct of burning fuel and very small amounts of oil. The only way to verify excess amounts of carbon would be to use a bore-scope to examine the inside of the combustion chamber without taking the engine apart. This device is similar to what doctors use to look inside the body. Excessive engine pinging could be caused by carbon build-up. The carbon takes up space in the combustion chamber, raising the compression ratio. It also glows red hot and causes early detonation of the fuel. Finally, the carbon can be seen on the ends of the spark plugs. High oil consumption will cause excessive carbon build-up and with always driving short trips. Such trips do not allow the engine to get up to operating temperatures. Assuming your car is not an oil burner, which would require major repairs, the most effective way to deal with the problem is to go on the highway and go briefly at wide open throttle. Remember to watch the speed limit as carbon removal is not a legal excuse for speed- ing (been there). S Se Street names on agenda again a Dickens theme -- be used. "T'm not sure who the lit- erary councillor was back in the old Georgetown days when Keats, Byron and Continued from Page 1 Shelley got named as streets, but that's the sort of inspira- tional creativity that should be considered a little bit," Elliott said. Several councillors sug- gested that Olympic athletes, noted authors and major art- ists' names could bé used, and asked that the issue of naming streets be looked at, without delaying in subdivi- sions in the works. Acton councillor Norm Elliott asked that at least one of the suggestions from the developer for the Georget- own subdivision - he wanted | { Phone | Call Betty Ann 853-1944 Rob Reed Friday & Saturday Daren Swanson Sunday shy pre Sata Come join us for a parade brunch on Saturday! 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