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Motors 7793 1980 Le Sabre Limited 4 door air conditioning cassette stereo power seats only miles Mint condition Lie PLC It at Pete Mai ton Motors 877 1980 BUICK wagon condition est reasonable alter a CADILLAC Eldorado Doctors car Only original miles Never winter i Iven Must be seen Lie Coll Georgetown Chrysler speed stereo low mileage Lie OLM377 See It si Pete Mnsson Motors 1973 CHRYSLER Newport rebuilt transmission will sell whole car or Iran separately Ponilac good body or best otter CORDOBA ps very low mileage excellent eon Lie coil Georgetown Chrysler CUTLASS Brougham One owner Truly Im maculate condition Lie LMA4B1 Call Georgetown Chrysler good automatic transmission and engine as Is asking 850 2448 after a mi DODGE Pickup with cap pb slant six Priced to sell Call Georgetown Chrysler OB 1978 DODGE 31B 94pm after 5 DODGE Challenger Import automatic hardly driven Mutt 19805 citation P light blue excellent condition 84400 alter Cable studios in Acton give channel live show potential by Jennifer Burr Cable System is a community telev ision broadcasting company which craves community input says programming director and operations manager John As a company that makes its money from supplying cable television to more than subscribers for a fee it Is bound by the CRTC to provide a free channel for oil com munity services Mr Is proud Cable provided this ser vice long before it became mandatory and at a time when they had only subscribers They now boast 10 subscribers in George town Milton and Acton Cable is open tor any nonprofit organization wishing to provide com munity programming Is pleased with the programs now shown over Cable but points out theres lots of air time available for more and he is anxious to hear from interested people Television crew technicians program guidance and con slderabie help is avail able through for potential stars The director is enthusiastic ibout the case of putting a program thats necessary Is to call me and ask we start give complete guid our atmosphere is easy and casual Oilivler explains Programs are taped for later showing so corrections can be Although Olllvler likes IB FT Citation house trailer large fridge and sleeps reasonable burner stove toilet urn ace awning firm continuing programs and series one shot programs arc also en Programs shown and 8 or Tuesday to currently Include several religious programs put on by local churches Ericas Story- time with Erica Harris a photography program and a wide variety of field shot outside the studio at community events such as the fall fairs Milton Steam Show and Georgetown Choral Societys prod uctlons Ollivier Is also in crested in hearing about new colorful events for his crew to attend Service messages flash across the screen during the day The company owned by Triangle Color Labs of Gueiph and headed by general manager Jim la proud or Its new facilities in Acton cites the main reason for moving from previous Georgetown locations as proximity to the antenna When Georgetown Cable switched on In 1969 studio and office space was situated in downtown Georgetown A move to an industrial building on Armstrong Avenue provided the company with more space but organizational problems Milton and Acton licences obtained by 1975 necessitated a name change to Cable When a building purchase was con sidered land was acquired near Speyside to enable Cable to build their own studios to their antenna site However the Niagara Escarpment Commission turned down building plans and an alternate site had to be found By the spring of Gl suitable property was found on Main Street that pmiously housed a billiard hall carpet retailer and a creamery Two months of renovations hove ided compact office space reception areas control room studio space dispatch office for service trucks and lots of storage is delighted The move closer to antenna means costs will be less when the company Introduces live programming At the moment all programs are taped and broadcast from facilities at side In order to produce live programming a special cable has to be installed to transmit sig directly to the antenna for broadcasting Much less cable will be required to go from Acton to than from Georgetown Proximity to antenna means cable signals are improved Cable sub scribers choose to pay a basic W a month plus K5 installation fee for clearer pictures and on alternative to home towers or antennae More subscribers mean more funds into community programming CRTC guidelines Indicate a company should channel six to ten per cent of all gross income into com munity programming Halton Cable spends six to seven percent according to Ollivier All crew and technicians provide their services freo to Cable Olllvler is the only paid staff member Program personnel are also un paid We provide an In formation service says who comments Cable attracts a lot of senior viewers who cant get out of the house frequently We re not gore and fire chasers explains but says he would like to hear from volunteers to do a general news program such as he formerly did himself Programs in the works are a consumers info program a series or photographic leaching sessions an antiques program and a theatre arts spot says he would love to do a wine mo king program and one on bridge as well as something featuring languages Hes just waiting to hear from available people We go by the enjoy Index if a hundred people enjoy It the program It worth it we don t cater to the masses Up cites an example in coverage of regional council Many people watch to keep abreast of happenings and oven councillors clue in to catch something they may miss otherwise says Every year Ollivier trains youngsters from an area school to put on their own programs Cable is currently preparing for pay television which Ollivier sees as viable within a year First run uncut movies will be offered for a monthly fee to subscribers some thing sees as an attractive alternative to rising cost of theatre movies Ollivier reminds ton residents Cahle is their own station and needs community input to work SNOW plow tender 3 lots and sidewalk for more Information contact E Wood 10 jj Winled to Rtnl El WANTED to rent ACTON CURLING CLUB HALL FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 8631316 J BEDROOM bungalow In Acton Ion December Call Bill LARGE rooms kitchen facilities country OFFICE space for rent Other services If required secretarial copy equipment telephone service Phone Georgetown 877 AskforJoan SMALL two room cottage In Acton suitable for Single person 8155 00 per month tenant pays first and last vanco attar 3 BEDROOM duplex December 1 included fridge and fully carpeted garage and garden thly REASONABLE Industrial Units for rent from ft and up IB celling loading docks drive In Secretarial and answering ser premises STORAGE outside for house trailers campers etc Phone Georgetown FtockaLon Learn about problems of the handicapped monthly plus and Available 150i pi lances Available SMALL cozy house scenic farm 1 bedroom electrically healed new carpeting heat and hydro ex Ira children WORKING girl large bedroom share full basement carpet throughout yard one child and FLORIDA SPECIAL RATES DECEMBER JANUARY Condominium for rem Located at Ma do no Beach Gulf side All corn tons view of Si Pol on burg Bookings now being B212SM or HOUSE for sale two bedroom home Town Acton Completely furnished 3rd bedroom may be put In dry basement First Interest free Open to all offers Will rent with op Hon to buy Private For further Info Call 41a 774 between a m ANDREW JOHNSTON LTD Super liHTstrocnt deal mis with financing Income Ideal CallANOftEWJOItNSTOTlUlWl by Mrs Ramsey Tho November meeting of Rocka long Womens Institute was held at the home of Mrs MB The Opening Ode was Bung and Mary Stewart Collect repeated Your life will be richer if was a poem read by our pres ident Mrs Ken pence Mrs Harvey Shu is as convener for the pro gram on the Inter national Year of the Disabled introduced guest speaker Mrs Shirley Baptle Physiotherapy Super visor with the services She helps with rehabilitation of disabled persona through talking and listening to them Clubs arc formed to give each other support as well as a social life Activities such as swimming and bus trips are en couraged volunteers December at can play an important at Trinity United role here Church The ft will the of a P aaked us to relax and P f concentrate on It Each member working pair wa given three J lo relate her feelings to her partner ham 10 To of Mrs Arnold whos coming for complete report of per we dtaiued the of a In wheelchair being able Sji person no a person in the community Courtesy The Achievement remarks were expressed program for Which by Mrs Bert to came first the chicken the speaker hostess and or the egg will be held lunch committee Nancy Snow weds in Fruitland ceremony Ronald Jacob Van denberg and his bride the former Nancy Lynn Snow motored through British Columbia on their honeymoon following their wedding at Christian Reformed Church The bride Is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ell wood Snow of Eden Mills and her bridegroom Is the son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Vandenbcrg of 1 Calstor Centre Rev John Vrles off iciated at double ring ceremony Tho organist was Herman Mulder friend of the groom Miss Joan Ferguson and Marilyn Irwin both of London sang Devoted You and Walk Hand In Hand Wedding Hymn was sung by the Tigchelaar family nieces and nephews of the groom The brides gown was of white georgette over satin with lace Inset at neck and cuffs She wore a wreath of yellow rose buds and white and carried a bouquet of the same Her matron of honor was Mrs Undo BR Caistor Centre and her bridesmaid was Mrs Beverley Anthony 1 Limehouse They wore streetlength gowns of green georgette with matching capes and carried yellow and white daisies Nancy Snow and Vandenbcrg look a honey moon trip to British Columbia allowing their wedd ing In Christian Reformed Church John Meinen friend of Georgetown and groom was hosted by sisters of the and ushering the guests bride Mrs were Bill Vandenbcrg and Mrs Pamela brother of the groom and Swallow Mrs Jane Peter Snow brother of sister of the the bride groom entertained at her a was made to the bride by A reception was held friends from in Winona and attended University Hospital In by many relatives and London and a presert- to the bridal Before the wedding couple was made at a the bride and groom partyheldatthohomeof were honored at several Mr and Mrs John events A miscellaneous Meinen shower was held at the The young couple are home of the brides aunt making their new home Miss Lydla Snow In i Calstor Centre John Is programming director and operations manager of Cable Speyside artist changes to suit rural atmosphere by Helen Murray I Moving from Pitts burg to has I completely changed the I direction of the work of artist Mokrytzki and so far she seems pleased with the change Vallery hat been seriously painting for years While her recent one- person showing at the Burlington Cultural Centre was not her first showing she it was the first solo show Some of her work on display was from her days in Pittsburgh but most of them were painted at her Speyside Born In Toronto Vallery discovered her creative talents at a young age She went to Around Archeology in Toronto and the Cleve land Art Institute But for the most part she says she is self- taught She was around years old when she sold her first piece Over the years she has sold nun dreds more now de manding between and for her work recalls her years In a Pittsburg basement studio Her work was dark and centered around soc ietys worship of tech nology She entitled that series Totem to Tech nology The move to their Spanish style home in Speyside five years ago set Vallery on a different type of art Her workshop In com with the States Is bright and airy Its so bright Vallery says she had to cover the for the first while because she was not used to all the light streaming In After she got used to the change her work started to change Her colors gradually became brighter and her moods which largely dictate her work changed She suddenly found herself painting about nature and her new life The Atmosphere scries evolved as a dir ect expression of nat ure she said In My Garden the most recent works are garden in spired feelings In color tangle growth inter woven with human ele ments symbolized by flesh tones and turb ulence as though the garden be all of life re- conceived in abstract form she noted When she starts a she never it is going to turn out The creative process changes as she works Vallery says she spends more time think ing about what she is going to do than doing the actual work Some works take three weeks others take longer be fore she Is satisfied with what she has done Because of various moods she Is usually working at two paintings at the same time some times three Vallery o working habits do not fall Into the publics stereotyped view of her profession She does not use on Vallery touches up of her paintings in her home work- easel but the floor Because majority of her paintings are five or six feet high an easel is not practical For her smaller works she uses a table Vallery is still on con signment with Gallery G in Pittsburg which prov ides works for corporate collections She usually has three paintings in their gallery at one time In Canada her work Is on display at three galleries In George town Gallery House Sol in Colllngwood Skelton Galleries and in the Alice Peck room at the Burlington Cultural Centre In the near future Vallerys work will be in a show for new members of the Society of Can Artists in Merton Gallery Toronto Vallery will also be selling her work at a show for the Ontario Community Centre for the Deaf Thirty leading Canadian artists will ex hibit their own original works and the com missions for their work will go to the deaf Despite their mothers great talents Vallery three children so far have shown no in for becoming professional artists Her eldest daughter Laura is a special education teacher in and son Steve a graduate of Acton High School Is In his third year at MeMaster University In Sciences Another daughter Tanya is In grade 12 at Acton High Her husband Boris Is an electrical engineer for Electronics in He docs all his wifes framing Moving back to Can Obituary has forced Vallery to start all over again at gaining recognition in the art world She hopes her recent show in Bur lington helped her In that long climb to the lop Earl Van Norman Albert Earl Van Norman of Main St died in General Hospital October following a lengthy illness Born Juno he was the son of Robert and Annie Van Norman Ho was at lime of his death Mr Van Norman attended schools In Ospringc and went on to be an electrician He was member of the Wellington County Electrical Contractors Association On June 19M he married his wife Vera in The couple moved to Acton 37 years ago Left to mourn loss are his wife Vera and Bister Beatrice Benson Acton Ho was by a rother James Van Norman Funeral service was held In Shoemaker Funeral Homo with Mr Whitehead officiating Interment was at Cemetery Pallbearers were four nephews Jack Van Norman Wayne Benson Ronald Miller and John Evans and two neigh bors Don Perry and Ralph Kempton were two nephews Bill Miller and Charlie Murr and Stan Morrison John Palmer Con Murray Louis Special police patrols Halton Regional Pol ice have set up a special patrol unit to spot check cars for faulty equip ment use of and drinking drivers A release from the police states they are concerned about year round safety on our highways and it Is anticipated that this pro gram will contribute to a safe and happy festive season within the region of Regular ice patrols will bo using radar to monitor