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TOE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday JmxM MM Page 13 Residents will have to plug their ears Acton coop award Acton High School cooperative education students held an appreciation luncheon for their respective employees June at the high school Appearing above are back row left to right Colleen Nowlan Kristen Milne Acton Daycare Shelly Heather Burke Elizabeth Fashions Georgetown Terry Foster Tamara West Fox Denny s Bus Lines front row Dave Totty Zions Peter Zions construction Michelle Mattocks Berna shy Robert Little Public School Chris Miller Christine Joseph Gibbons Public School and Paula Herald photo Legion Auxiliary The Ladies Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion approved the following list of the appointed positions at their general meeting on June 7 Sick Convener Mae Law Funeral Convener Bailey Banquet Convener Marg Clarke Kitchen Convener Trudy Paul Purchasing Cathy Wat son Canteen Trudy Paul Honors and Awards Hazel Dumper Pianist Vi Hewitt PRO Flo Carswell The general meeting has been moved up one week because of the trip to Plymouth Mass participating in the parade and dinner con with the American Legion Massachusetts State Convention Those concerned with latenight noise at a construction site on Hall Road will have to keep their ears plugged until June Hills council decided Monday Acton Herald Renme said there has been an ongoing pro blem with- the site at Hall Road But town administrator Dan Costea said the construction com s work on the site is such that they have to continue at night to complete a single concrete pour a day The problem remains a pro blem but it is coming to an end said Mr Costea who estimated the latenight construction noise at the site should stop around June 23 Chief building official Ron Shet tell said other high rises have similar noise problems but there s no one around to hear it The noise from the cement pour ing comes from machines used said Mr Shettell It s the whin ing sound of the blades that we hear he said Canada Day The fun starts in for the Canada Day celebrations at 10 am when the parade assembles on Shorttll Crescent Parade start time is am It will be a super day full of family and children games and finishing off with a barbecue and bonfire at m Prizes will be awarded for best costumes and floats See you there I Outgoingincoming The Georgetown ParentChild Centre said goodbye to their past chairperson Janet Foster left and welcomed their new chairperson Heldy during their annual meeting at the Centre in the basement of St Andrew United Church May Heraldphoto GEORGETOWN LIMO SERVICE M ELEGANT CARS FOR ELEGANT PEOPLE AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE fabric forum Prepared by the International Fabncare Institute IFI the association of professional laundorers Thanks For The Memory After your day it is tant that you care for your wedding gown with expert cleaning and careful storage First remove shout der pads and arty other padding Some padding materials may deteriorate and low with age and the dress Point out any stains your The dress may contain invisible stains horn food bever age perspiration These will later appear yellow I brown if not re moved After the cleaning wrap the I dress in a protective while sheet or mus lin covering and store flat Store your dress in a cool dry Don store it in a basement or attic Ask your IFI member pro fessional about his special preservation and ing service for the very best care BARRAGERS cleaners a- laundromat Four Locations To Serve You Better Bairlfett drawn ItiSMfctSta IM36B taiMn v 13 TP DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC TH METTLER Denture Therapist Mill St Georgetown 8778974 East Dr Bramalea Corner of East Dr 7912314 BRAND REALTY INC By Glenda Hughes Sales Rep 8730300 One can always count on one day of the year that in most of this area real estate sales reps are not available at leapt not readily available If you tried with varying degrees of success to reach one of us on the 22nd you probably discovered that our return phone calls were a shade on the lengthy side Well we do have to have a little fun you know and as this is our annual golf tournament day you now know the cause of our delays This year we are golfing for a wonderful chanty Women s Place Much planning goes into our day to make it a in every way and I think that you as my readers would like to know that we try to do some good deeds in this area beside finding you new homes and sell ing others This year our golfers top out at about people of lawyers accountants newspaper people real estate offices and assorted guests We try to put lots of fun into our worthwhile cause and I think you will see by the newspaper next week that we do truly succeed in making this a blockbuster day for charity The Halton Women s Place provides shelter and hope for abused women and children throughout tne year and they are a very busy place It seems sad that they are full most of the time but at least when women know that they need help this shelter is there to lend a helping hand In our profession we often must work with the aftermath of such in as many homes go on the market due to problems at home So it seems very appropriate that we have picked this charity to be the recipient of our fundraising this year So be kind to your sales rep if things were a little slow last Thursday and be thankful that so many people care to give of their time organizational skills patience money and kindness to help out this very worthwhile cause You know what we really do care Homes sold Creatively OSBORN BLOCK BUSTER VERTICAL PATIO DOORS x 5900 x 4900 WIDE RANGE OF FABRICS TO CHOOSE FROM WITH GREAT SAYINGS 25 OF ALL CUSTOM ORDERS I Noml Ontario 877608 im