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TWG TRAVEL ine. 48 MAIN ST., S Georgetown 877 7-2252 HAPPENINGS Sacre Coeur Parish Hall The Renters Social Catering Ltd. Banquet Halls Available eo) y) GINNY'S DIAPER SERVICE 877-0950 & 100% Cotton, Professionally Cleaned ‘@ Pick-up and Delivery twice per week Only $12.95 (+ GST) per week @ We also carry Nikky Pants, breast feeding aids, toilet training pants, etc, Call for more information! Jack Layman. fiddled up a storm at the ASSIC volunteer recogni- tion party last Friday. Over 100 caring volunteers received a big thank you. Photo by Wendy Long. HALTON RESIDENTS: CHANGING WITH THE TIMES ON SCHEDUL you will only have to take your Blue Box to the curb once every two weeks, on your regular garbage day. Alll Halton households should have received their new ‘93 Blue Box schedule by January 29. It shows the new collection weeks for your neighbourhood. For easy reference, post it in your home. If you haven’t ALL SE already, set aside the 5 new materials that can also be recycled in your Blue Box as of February 1: fine paper; boxboard; aluminum foil; Styrofoam; and small-mouth plastic bottles. Put your.Blue Box out at the curb by 7:30 a.m. on your collection — day. It’s espe- cially important to prepare both old and new materials properly for pick-up. Your 1993 schedule has all the details. Thanks to your efforts, Blue Box ’93 will mean cost savings through more efficient collection...fuel efficiency through less frequent pick-up...and a healthier environment. Laidlaw Waste Systems Limited is the new Blue Box Collection contractor in Halton Region. For questions about collection service, please call 1-800-561-1655. ° =: “Cae feducion Remember, starting February 1, 1993, ASSIC thanks more than 100 volunteers On. Jan. 22 we at Acton Social Services and Information Centre honored our many volunteers at the annual New Year Recognition Party. Volunteers came out to the ASSIC office for hors d’ oeuvres, dessert and a large helping of appreciation for all the work they have done within the community. Without them it would be difficult to offer our many programs to the citizens in Acton who need them. Volunteers at ASSIC perform a variety of duties,their efforts are commendable, their contributions are invaluable. We thank all our volunteers for the time, energy and caring they devote to assisting the community through ASSIC programs. Acton Social Services and Information Centre relies on more than 100 caring volunteers. A big thank you went to Brendan Adherne, Jane Adshead, Noreen Alton, Doug Anderson, Elizabeth Anderson, Rena Arbic, Carol Arendt, Andrew Asbil, Liz Bailey, Pearl Baker, Eric Balkind, Harry Besley, Alma Braida, Nino Braida, Penny Bristow, Lloyd Broostad, Janet Butler, Heather Cameron, Gail Cartwright, Marjorie Chase, Steve Clark, Lorna Clarke, Joanne Cooper, Allan Crawford, Barbara Crawford, Donna Cripps, Lily Dee, Fritz Dehaan, Harvey Dewhurst, Mary Dick, Lorne Doberthien, Helen Dubeau, Peter Dubeau, Mary Finlay, Bill Fitch, Ed Footit, Wes Fountain, Lori Frechette, Betty Gatskill, Pat Giguere, Wally Gordon, Eleanor Grammic, Margaret Helliwell, Jean Hilborn, Jeanette Hisaki, May Hoare, Leonie Holmes, Sharon Holmes, Karen Honeywell, Lil Howsen, Eleanor Hurley, Mary Irwin, Jean Jackson, Mary Beth Jonz, Klaus Kamminga Kennedy, Lydia Kerr, Elizabeth Kessler, Henry Kroes, Henry Kuipery, Henry Lamb, Marjorie Landsborough, Pat Lane, Virginia Lessard, Ron Lewis, Helen and Wyman Little, Marjorie Louttet, Bob McArthur, Lois MacKenzie, Gloria Marcel, Fran Marcoux, Dorothy McClure, Isobel McDonald, Grace McEnery, Joyce Mclssac, Christine McMillan, George McPhail, Kerwin McPhail, Neil Miller, Peg Mills, Helen Near, Edna Nellis, Mansell Nellis, Pat O’Meara, Betty Oakes, Peter Papillon, Ruth Payne, Robin Peregrine, Frank Pfingstl, Fred Piehl, Alice Pilkington, Amanda Prendergast, Jessie and Norm Price, Dot Redekop, Jay Reid, Joyce Rennie, Gerald Rennie, Bill Riddle, Mary Ridley, Sherald Rimmer, Christine Robertson, Barbara Robinson, Anna Spiteri, Pauline Symon, Frank Thompson, Jose Tillet, Carl Timbers, Leanne Timukas, Julie Tourneau, Yitzen Verbeek, Sue Walker, Lonnie Wilks, Gail Willems, Rose Wilson, Trish and Steve Woloshyn, Deborah Worrel, Bob Young, Alma Zacharis. YOU ARE INVITED To Attend a PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE The Regional Municipality of Halton Class EA for Additional Waste Water Trunk Capacity WHAT: The Regional Municipality of Halton, Public Works Department, invites you to attend a Public Information Centre on the Class Environmental Assessment for Additional Waste Water Trunk Capacity to service Georgetown. After a review of the alternatives, it has been identified that to serve the planned Georgetown community of 40,000 people, additional waste water trunk sewer capacity will be necessary We will present for your comments the evaluation of alternative ways of supplying this additional capacity as well as four alternative con- cepts for the trunk sewer locations, some of which include a new sewer in the Silver Creek & Black Creek Valley. WE NEED TO HEAR YOUR CONCERNS about these alternatives. There will be visual dis- plays and staff to answer your questions. WHEN: Monday, February 1, 1993 from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. WHERE: Town of Halton Hills, Civic Centre For more information, please contact: Steve Piper arla Livsey Special Studies and Research Engineer Project Coordinator Public Works Department M. Dillon Limited Regional Municipality of Halton P.O. Box 7000, 1151 Bronte Rd. 100 Sheppard Avenue East Box 1850, Station A Oakville, Ontario Willowdale, Ontario L6J 6E1 M2N 6HS Telephone: (416) 878-8113 ‘Telephone: (416) 229-4646 Fax: (416) 827-3660 16) 229-4692