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THE HERALD Wednesday November 22 19B Page Santa Claus in town Saturday With all the travelling done on Christmas Eve it s only fair Santa Claus takes his time strolling to Georgetown from Acton This Saturday at 30 a week after appearing in Acton parade Mr Claus will join the almost other entries in Georgetown s Santa Claus parade Mark Rush the parade chair man said this years theme is Santa The parade route starts at A and at Guelph Street and Sinclair Avenue and will then move on to Guelph Street It will continue north on Street until it turns left on to Maple Avenue then it will turn on to Mam Street until it ends at James Street The parade will have all kinds of entries from bands to floats to antique vehicles to miscellaneous clowns Mr Rush said There are four bands in this year s parade The bands include the Brampton Clown Band the Ac ton Citizen s Band the Oakville Shnners Band and a band from the Georgetown Air Cadets Postal employees will also be on hand to take letters to Santa Mr Rush said The parade is about the same size as last years Mr Rush said adding it will take around two hours to complete Along with the army cadets girl guide and boy scout troops several service groups will also be on hand Mr Rush said Expected to show are Lions Lioness Optimist and clubs The Kiwanis Club have a float with a huge duck he said While Mr Rush is not sure what most of the floats will be he added I bet they 11 all be good Also in the parade will be an anti que fire truck an antique model A truck a doubledecker bus and a Mr Rush said Mayor Miller MPP Walt Elliot Miss CNE Kelly Stewart and Santa are among the guests expected in this year s parade Mr Rush said Mr Rush also noted there will be five trophies given out at the end of the parade including best band best theme float best service club float and best marching band Town gets deed to Fairy Lake By DONNA KELL the Herald Halton Hills Mayor Miller was scheduled to announce last night that Fairy Lake now belongs to the Town of Hills The manmade lake Acton was in the hands of Canada Packers who own the Beardmore Tan nery property near Acton Pro spect Park off Highway Mayor Miller said Tuesday the land was donated to the town by company vice president and secretary this summer following a council meeting where the Beardmore Tannery was approved for town servicing He said we ve had the lake ap praised You give us a tax receipt and s yours Mr Miller said of his conversation with Mr MacKen zie But acquiring Fairy Lake is the first hurdle the town has to jump to attain the lake for recreational use The lake is polluted and needs some cleaning up We can now say it s our lake and we can clean it up Mayor Miller said Stores make pitch for Sunday shopping at Halton Region Representatives from both the Hudsons Bay Company and the United Food and Commercial Workers union are scheduled to appear today at Halton Regional council to speak on Sunday shop ping council will hear J B vice president of sales promotions and marketing for the Bay and Simpsons and James Hough Richard Pollock and Mar tin Thome from local The Bay representative will ask Halton to allow Simpson s and the Bay stores to open on a trial basis for four Sundays before Christmas This could be done if council expedites the bylaw pro cess by holding a public meeting soon on the issue Mr Agnew says in a letter to Regional coun cil Under the Retail Business Holidays Act amended in February this year coun can grant exemptions to the provincial Sunday closing law DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC TRENTON DT CHURCH STREET GEORGETOWN a ACROSS FROM LIBRARY AND CULTURAL CENTRE A 60 page Regional health department report schedul ed to be released to the Town of Halton Hills later this month outlines causes of pollution that kept Fairy Lake unsafe for swim ming for a third of the summer Ongoing studies of the lake con ducted this summer by a of Waterloo student and paid for by Halton Region show that urban residential runoff and some fecal excrement from water fowl contribute to the lake high levels of bacteria Mayor Miller said for the past five years he has relentlessly ask ed Canada Packers to sell Fairy Lake to the town I ve been hammenng at them ever since they shut down the Beardmore Tannery that the lake should be in the hands of the town They never disagreed that the town should own it The mayor was to formally an nounce the gift of Fairy Lake to Halton Hills at a meeting in the Olde Hide House attended by some employees of Canada Packers Inc The mayor said he hopes everyone Is as happy as he is about the town s new property I think its great he said Discount Prices that OutDiscount the Discounters TV Check Our Low Prices on RCA ElectrohomeMitsubishi Toshiba GoldStar RCA28ColorTrak Stereo Monitor Receiver m CmM tt of prrttn 14 COLOUR TELEVISION gmy 20 COLOUR TELEVISION 14 Remote COLOUR TELEVISION Builtin Converter 20 Remote COLOUR TELEVISION 428I Deluxe VHS VCR RCA VHS CAMCORDER MOO RBbata A Fin drying Cub 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