Halton Hills Newspapers

New Tanner (Acton, ON), 24 Sep 1998, p. 2

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Credit Unions join operations Halton |Community (Halton) and Guelph & Wel- lington (G&W) Credit Un- ions jointly announced plans to combine business opera- tions through an amalgama- tion of the two organizations. The two credit unions have been holding exploratory dis- 'cussions since April. Each board of directors has agreed to proceed with the process and preparation of a business case to further evaluate benefits of amalga- mation. Gord Krantz, chair of Halton Community, com- menting on the proposed amalgamation says "Com- bining efforts with Guelph & Wellington, a highly re- spected and strong credit un- ion, is an exciting prospect. As we continue our joint ex- ploration of the opportunity, we remain confident of the many advantages this ven- ture will bring." A joint steering commit- tee, with equal representation THENEWTANNER | 'a ~ from the leadership of both - credit unions, has been estab- - lished to assess the potential _ forcombining business inter- MARATHON OF HOPE: Acton Legion representative Mike Mattocks (centre) prepares to cut the ribbon to officially begin the 18" annual Terry Fox run on Sunday at the Acton High school track Halton Hills Mayor Marilyn Serjeantson (to Mattock's right) and Acton Councillor Rick Bonnette were also on hand along with Miss Acton second runner-up Kelly Soutiere (left), Miss Acton Tanya Tonkovich (centre), and first runner-up BOYES PLUMBING _ ests of Halton and G&W. I Water Softener Se Steph McKay. -- Frances Niblock photo : Rentals THE syne , Water Pump : Service Te ML mL LLL Tb Ta Hometown news that people read! Terry Fox Run successful again Continued from Page 1 » cross-country run -- his Marathon of Hope-- spawned . the world-wide which have much as survivor rates have increased some people don't make it and the answer is more research, paid for my events like this," Serjeantson rible disease. My dad might not be saved but if we can save just one person it would be worth it," Piehl said. As he set up a display of died I joined a group of Acton people to organize this event and have been involved ever since," Hurst said, adding that he wanted to thank all saiced mailhiOnetercancerre: said before she started off. Fox photos and treasured of the volunteers, partici- use (Ce DENTURE SPECIALIST | - a carchi Reporter Ellen Piehl gath- memorabilia before the start _ pants and donors that helped LC) mC Mas Maril ered pledges and slowly of Sunday's run, Jon Hurst make Acton's event a suc- Ls H. JUREVICIUS D.D. ayor arilyn made her way around the remembered that he heard cess. 7 Construction & Fittings of New Dentures « Same Day Repairs & Relines * Free Consultations » Seniors Discount (6) 16 Mill St. B., Acton 853-0079 | ACG (eco ks Serjeantson lost her 42-year- old brother Jim to brain can- cer in 1986 and believes a cure will be found. "Tf we could ever conquer Power Shopping track in her eight Fox run because of what cancer is doing to her father, Fred Piehl. ing through because it's a ter- Competition is coming in the supply of electricity. Soon you'll be able to pick and choose among suppliers. Energy brokers may also solicit your business. It's your choice whether to reveal your account number and billing information. Ask ques- tions. Take your time. It's a big decision. What won't change? We'll still be your local distribution source for electricity. And we'll compete to supply you with electricity. We're here to stay and we're eager to keep your business. There's no hurry. The market won't open until 2000. For now, the best course of action is to gather information, then wait and see. Take the time to get your best offer. When you're going shopping, it pays to be prepared. For more information, call us. oe Vien i Cx EEE, Terry Fox coming before he saw him on his Marathon of Hope near Barrie in 1980. "We actually heard his cruiser behind him. After he Acton participants have raised $239,141 for cancer research since Fox's death and with donations of ap- E> = : : : a ~ ° Specializing in Problem Lower Dentures +o ae : "Hopefully events like this footsteps in the darkness be- proximately $3.50 per capita, : ie das feats ee will help people not go fore we saw him silhouetted or $150 per participant, to ACTON DENTURE CLINIC é eres Cael pede ae through what my family go- in the lights of a police place Acton among the top tun sites in Ontario. Here's an Electricity Shopper's Guide for checking companies that want your business: O) What's the name of the supplying company? QO) Who owns the company? (1 Where are they based? Are they Canadian owned and operated? How long have they been in business? O How many customers do they have today? (1 Where does the energy come from? 1) When does the service start? Oi Exactly how much will electricity cost? S$ kW/hr Oh How much less than today's rate? $ kW/ar () How are savings calculated? Oi Are savings paid out? When? How> Oi Is there a contract? When does it start? How long does it run? 0. How is the contract cancelled? ALTON ILLS YOR 43 Alice Street, Acton, Ontario L7J ZA? (519) 853-3700

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