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Participaction Challenge urges us to work that body Come park yourself Last Hills placed out of communities In the Challenge for 1985 cities accepted he Challenge 33 towns in our popu latlon range the special activities planned for the Chall today IS MINUTE At various times throughout the day and at m tunc In to cable TV channel to take part in a short exercise break led by he Georgetown fitness Instruct CALLING ALL SENIORS The Georgetown Track Club Is extending an invitation to all senior residents of Hills to walk with them for IS minutes Meet at Georgetown District High School anytime between and hen enjoy refreshments following the activity Come out and meet the Jasper to Banff relay teams FREE SWIM Take advantage of the free water exercise class offered by the Hills Recreation and Parks Department Exercise and have some fun Georgetown Indoor Pool to 30 V OPEN FACILITIES Give yourself IS minutes today and drop in the Georgetown Terra Colta Orangevlllo Reservoir and Conservation Areas are now open to the public A wide range of activities have been planned for the 1985 summer season variety of recreational experiences from hiking to camping And group picnicking The seasonal vehicle pass costs per vehicle parking You can visit any number of our Conservation Areas during the season s operating hours Group picnicking picnic shelters and pavilions are available at Terra Cotta and Orangeville Reservoir Give Terra Colta Conser Area call at and make your reservation Finds church appealing By WINIFRED SMITH Herald Correspondent BALLINAFAD It seems that the village church appeals to many people Another duty which the minister bad to perform Sunday was to call Mr and Mrs John Tooby to he front of the Sanctuary Rev Bandy stated that the cotiple wished to have their membership transferred from the town church to the Ballinafad church THE Wednesday May Page Cement wall driver Keys found in the ashtray of a truck allowed a thief to drive a 77 Chevy into cement wall last week causing about WOO worth or damage The incident happened Friday night on MounUiinvlew Road North Tho front end of the ruck was smashed THINGS TO DO AND PLACES TO GO The Herald Angels Day The newspaper training regardless each while I hey prepare for Mountuinvlew between and YMCA Is offer free open facilities with a fitness expert on hand to help you Join Into the Particlpaction LETS DANCE The Pine Valley Square Dancers come everyone to Join In and have some fun Come out and dance Community Centre to 10 FREE FITNESS Count yourself In Georgetown Road re ready for members are out week on a fitness binge a Ontario- wide baseball 10am Hilts Recreation Depart menl at the Cultural Centre 10 It am Minute Workout Halton Hills Recreation Department at Joseph Gibbons Public School Gel everyone out to the Park Exercise for all ages led by qualified Instructors from Work That Body Fitness Centre Prospect Park Acton at and 30 and Park Georgetown at 30 and tournament against other media types Seen here are left a right Glen Williams Dlanne Steve Foreman and My let Herald photo Today at Memorial Arena from lo p 50 cents skate rental extra TOOLLS Get up for a dance at O Rood House Then register your vhy and be counted in the Challenge WATCH STUDENTS Schools In Hills will be getting active for the Challenge Watch for the Georgetown District High School students on heir walk down Main Street first thing today FITNESS Four fitness stations are now complete on the il km fitness rail at Park George town Beg from the park mg lot and take 15 lo walk or run tho trail stopping to try the exercises at the stations setup Then coll the Ncllson Challenge Hotline 1657 to register your activity Phone the Neil son Hotline to rcgi stcr your activity toll pm Happy times for church congregation By WINIFRED SMITH Herald Correspondent BALLINAFAD This past Sunday was an eventful day In the life of Church not that anything unusual happened but that three or more happy took place during the service This resulted in a nice large congregation Mrs Ruby Dad Is spending his lost week on holidays here before he returns to England He was present to tell an interesting and Final euchre By KAY WILSON Herald Correspondent NORVAL The final euchre of the season was held at nlty Centre with six tabl Winners were Elsie Jarvle Eva Press wood Ray and Phil Landry Ida had lane hands and the lucky draw went o Del Wallace Barbeque success By KAY WILSON Herald Correspondent Another successful Chicken barbeque combined with musical entertainment waa enjoyed by people Saturday Iva Davidsons group of Terry Lome Cunningham and MacArdy played country style music The Claggersi a toe- tapping dance group did several numbers and Paul Margaret and firenda of Acton sang several songs Even Iva Davidson and Mary Williamson were persuaded to sing a duet children The choir favored with an anthem which every one enjoyed There was a baptismal service when Mr and Mrs accompanied their teenage son Ronald to the front of he church as Dr Bandy read the service of baptism and administered the sacred rites upon Ronald This followed by the teens confirmation class being called up It was a joyous sight to see the row of young people with to the their parents grouped around the community table one as their names were called con firmed their beliefs to he minister as parents and congregation looked Mr Munro assisted Rev Bandy with the confirmation Those that were confirmed were Ronald McNlvcn Steven McLean Sherri McLean Rebecca Howes Christine Kerr and Alison McKclvey ED STEWARTS EQUIPMENT CERTIFIED SALES SERVICE COMPACTS native dies By KAY WILSON Herald Correspondent NORVAL Sympathy is extended to on the sudden death of her sister Dorothy Armstrong of Shelboume She was in her year The deceased was the beloved wife of Alan and dear mother daughters and six grandchildren Dorothy bom and raised In and her former friends and neighbors will be saddened to hear of her untimely passing T0PS0IL Barclays Haulage 8779991 PUBLIC CENTRE The town of Halton Hilts Inlands to undertake following road reconstruction I oca lad within area CONTRACT EDWARD STREET DRAINAGE AREA RECONSTRUCTION PHASE 1 Involving reconstruction of Edward Street from Strati Highway Mo Boulevard Including ralial trunk storm sanitary sowar replacement new granular base curb and guitar and asphalt paving Plana detailing proposed prof act will available for viewing by public In the Cooimlt- Room Municipal Administration Building Trafalao Road ha hours of and on Thursday June 1SSS Town Engineering Depar tment will In attendance to explain tha project and addrcta any Inquiries DATED at the Town Hills this day of May R C AUSTIN P ENQ TOWN ENGINEER TOWN OF HALTON HILLS PO BOX ISO GEORGETOWN ONTARIO BRIAN GOODLET Canada Bus 451 Res Barry D Timleck Chartered Accountant sum 16 Rd S GEORGETOWN 8776948 ROAD RECONSTRUCTION PROJECTS Not co la hereby oven pursuant to Soctons and Tho pal Act bo Chapter 302 Tho Rev sod Statutes Ontario that ltto Counc I of Town Halton Us at Its mooting to be held In the Counc I Cham bora Ad Bu ding Trafalgar Road m on Juno 10 consider passing bylaws for food reconstruct on protects bo I out below COHTi WITH LINE RECOHSTRUCnOH PHASE struct on Seventeen SI do Hoed Trafalgar Road meters west the Sixth ARMSTR0NB AVENUE STORM SEWER ROAD AH0 BANK PHASE Reconstruction Armstrong mete east Sinclair Avenuo to approximately motors west Sinclair Avenue Notice Is hereby further von that the I Town Halton H lis w II at the moot described above consider tho pass a by law TO CLOSE ARMSTRONG AVENUE TO VEHICULAR TRAFFIC FROM SINCLAIR AVENUE TO A POINT APPROXIMATELY METERS WESTERLY FOR THE ANTICIPATED TWO TH DURATION OF CONSTRUCTION DETOUR SIGNS WILL BE POSTED Plans detail those and the proposed by laws are la bio for nrj normal business hours at rig lice Trafalgar Road Any es should be rec led to Department at Tho Counc I I hear any who by IP applos to bo hoard si by Counsel 10 undo signed on day KB Richardson Clark Administrator Town of Halton Hills Sox 120 Georgetown Ontario L704T1 DAVID IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF HIS ACTON OFFICE MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL CONSULTING ACCOUNTING BOOKKEEPING C0HP0HATE PERSONAL TAX DAVID SARARAS R I A Ft ACTON L7J 2L8 5198530565 I Mill II I Il Goebelle Wagner MacAdam Reg FACIAL PEDICURE 15 11 MANICURE 5 WAXING Arch Up Full legs 15 STRESS THERAPY 12 KNOW YOURSCLF THROUGH YOUR COLOURS CALL US FOR COLOUR ANALYSIS