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raising program that netted Book by a Georgetown or Acton resident during a Sears donated $4 to the children’s ward. Disposal options examined by town Continued from page 1 Rob Heaton suggested town coun- cil ask regional council to re-con- sider their decision about dropping funding for the Leferink plant. “T think town ecuacilions (on regional council) should re-intro- duce the issue at the region so we can buy time to look at other options,” Heaton said. “I don’t petieve it’s a dead issue at the regiot Heaton’ 's proposal was defeated after several councillors disagreed with his assessment. “It’s ius not going to be re: the region,” eouneilior Rick Banugae, one of council’s representatives on regional council, said. Bonnette, along with Mayor Russ Miller and Councillor Bill Robson, argued that the rural garbage question is a town issue, not a regional one. Councillor eae Currie also dis- agreed with H “T think we itd be flogging a dead horse by taking this down the the region; it (the decision to stop funding support for container sta- tions) was a unanimous vote.” Mayor Miller suggested one of the best options to deal with the dilemma of how to handle garbage outside the urban boundaries would be to extend garbage pickup to the three hamlets. However, Councillors Bonnette and Gail Rutherford suggested that the town look at opening its own container bin for rural residents. [LOTTERY courtesy of Convenience 10 Mountainview S. 877-9741] ¢ Guelph & Delrex 873-3056) ran. Bird 07 16 36 38 SULTS UNOFFICIAL Call ero134 (Lotto 6/49) or 870-9135 enough because the Leferink plant as been serving about 1,400 cars weekly, on average. That idea was abandoned after town engineer Bob Austin warned that a single bin wouldn’t be * ~ Twenty-fifth of a Series ~ PULLING THE WOOL OVER YOUR EYES Wool is versatile, resilient, and Gently fold knits and place in comfortable. Wool does not pill drawers. ° Treat food stains right away. When liquid spills ate blotted and weight in moisture and still feels jmmediatel: oe comfortable. wy Barrager’s Cleanere, stains Daily Care ‘won't develop later. ¢ Brush wool garments after * If wool gets wet, let it dry at each wearing. room temperature away from ¢ Give wool a 24-hour rest between wearings to let fibers return to their original position and wrinkles to vanis| © Hang properly. Place wools on added hangers in a well- ventilated closet. Empty pockets, remove belts, and close zipper. BARRAGERS CLEANERS Wool Cleaning The American Wool Bureau has developed labels to help you properly clean your woolen garments. For that like new feeling, trust your wools to Barrager's Cleaners. + LAUNDROMAT "166 GUELPHST. ‘360 GUELPH ST CLEANERS ‘GEORGET GEORGETOWN art MANN ST. ERIN 877-2279 877-1834 519-833-2408 ea Halton Hills This Week, Saturday, January 9, 1993 — Page 3 ! | T.D. CASH MACHINE IS NOW OPEN! | 50 month warranty BUY NOW & SAVE DURING "OPERATION CLEAN-UP" 10 DAY SALE BEFORE YOU BUY CHECK OUR IN-STORE SPECIALS FOR THE BEST COLOR TV & VCR VALUES IN TOWN GUARANTEED SERVICE WITH ALL SALES Phone 877-3405 14 WESLEYAN STREET Just off Main Street, Georgetown TY. We service what we sell. Closed Sundays SALES and SERVICE PEAMEAL BACK BACON by the piece sliced $6.59 kgQy CATELLI MACARONI or SPAGHETTINI <> r. box - while supplies last OLINDA TOMATOES 900 g 19 oz. tin OPEN SUNDAY NOO! p.m., Phone 873-3963 GEORGETOWN = FOOD MARKET “A Part Of Your Neighbourhood’ MOORE PARK PLAZA With és Coupon Save 50¢ off the purchase of 2kg beg of I REDPATH : FINE WHITE SUGAR, oy with “Wi } er Bag Coupon ; Special Price without couporr $1.3 ns Enon te Wald oa noes idee eer >... ' restr ener 1 With his Coupon Save Se ofthe purchase of kg bag of} REDPATH 1 FINE WHITE SUGAR] L ¢ <.. With I =) Coupon ¥ I os Price without coupon’ $1.2 38 I | hk effective Sun. Jan. 10 through Sat. im . 16/93: | L le Valid only at Georgetown : Values in effect from Sun. Jan. 10 through Sat. Jan. 16/93