The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Community garden plots available By Trina Virgin Special Recently, several concerned citi- *zens_associated with the Christian Reform Church, the Acton Horticultural Society, and the Acton Foodshare Program have come together to organize commu- nity garden areas in the Acton area. A community garden area is sub- divided into sections or plots and leased to individuals for a $10 annual fee. The funds are used to support the watering equipment and plowing costs. Each garden plot is the sole responsibility of the indi- vidual for planting, harvesting, maintaining proper ‘weeding, culti- vation (excluding the initial annual plowing) and watering. This garden concept can provide people who, for example, live in an apartment with land access for gar- dening which they otherwise would not have. The emphasis is on veg- etable gardening but not restricted to this type. Gardening canbe very rewarding and a healthy form of recreation. The Acton Horticultural Society is pleased to participate with any- one interested in leasing a garden plot. We are providing a free veg- etable garden seminar April 20th, 1993 with Christine Cole of Tuitman’s Garden Centre as guest speaker. This seminar is open to anyone who is interested in garden- ing, whether it be within the con- text of a community garden or your Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, March 31, 1993 — Page 7 The Royal Canadian Legion ) IT: COL. G. B.S. COUSENS BRANCH NO. 120 own backyard. Several sites.are currently under consideration. The ideal setting would be two acres of cleared land with access to a road or lane way. Additional land for consideration would be very much appreciated. Should you have such an area of land available for community gar- dening, please contact the follow- ing people: Madge Turner, Acton - 853-4872 Mike Reinders, Acton - 853-3430 Trina Virgin, Acton - 853-0519 Joan Waldie, Acton - 853-3758 Those interested in participating in a Community Garden Plot, please contact one of the above rep- resentatives for further information. GEORGETOWN, ONTARIO, L7G 2C7 Notice of Motion by the Royal Canadian Legion to Amend and Upgrade the Branch Bylaws with a Special Bylaw Meeting to be held on APRIL 4th, 1993 at 1:00 p.m. All members are urged to attend this important meeting Buying...? Selling...? Check Out Halton Hills This Week Classifieds 873-2254 GOLDEN 2, ai FISH & CHIP ---—4---- OU --—2 “ues SPECIAL THURSDAY and FRIDAY | HALIBUT & CHIPS WITH THIS COUPON. OFFER ENDS APRIL 2/93. Oy Manet Vew “ Wemen, t!, are The annual Welcome Wagon Spring Bridal Party was held Sunday at the Halton Hills Cultural Centre/John Elliott Theatre/library lobby and a packed house thrilled to the show. Blushing bride Mandy, from Georgetown’s Cheri Lindsay’s Dance Studio, walked down the aisle wearing a wedding dress from Rhonda’s Bridal Fashion of Brampton. The groom, Kris, sported a tux from Tuxedo Royale of Bramalea. hoto by Simon Wilson ANTIQUE AND FINE FURNITURE AUCTION Monday, April Sth, 1993 at 6:30 p.m. SACRE COEUR HALL, 39 Guelph St. (Hwy. 7), Georgetown To include: 9-pc. Louis 16th Dining set, Breakfront China Cabinet, Roll top desk, 5-pe. Fr. Prov. Bedrm. Ste., Trpl. dresser, Dbl. bed. chest on 5 4 dining set, Duncan Phyffe with shield back es drop front secretary, carved bey rocker, Mah. showcase, Mah. Swan table, English armoir, old pine cupboard, 3 ie aot carved chests, Ball & Claw Lp aca feb ‘stand, 9x12 oriental 1880's pine armoir, occassional + irs, a — fee} mirror, deacons bench, old large butter chum w/foot pedal. (e) Gen. Interest: 4 large leaded glass lamps, oil lamps, cast iron toys, rooster Zz weathervane, carved bar sign, assorted wooden carved animals, assortment of oriental porcelain, vases, lamps, Pot pourri jars, crystal amy butter dish, tin signs, Mah. quilt rack. Assorted glass 5 Auctioneer’ 's Note: Our th ‘Auction is worthy of your attendance, lean, Z good furniture ready for your hor Terms & Conditions: Cash & Cheque with proper ID. Auctioneer & Halll not responsible for accidents. CENTRAL ONTARIO AUCTIONEERS "TO CONSIGN ESTATE AND ANTIQUES TO UPCOMING SALES" Call (416) 791-0679 AUCTIONEER: NORM WEBSTER AUCTION AUCTION OPEN GOOD FRIDAY 3:00 - 8:00 P.M. We fry in Cholesterol-Free Pure Vegetable Oil 32 Main StreetS. Downtown Georgetown 877-5700 OVER 60 STYLES available for immediate delivery. Wide colour and style choices, all fully war- rantied. a a price that lets you sleep - RECLINER CHAI RS FROM ur n all Canadian made top & full aia leathers. Over 40 styles and 200 poner a yes, quick deliv- ery. 3 piece top grain cowhide sec- tional s. 3 PIECE Solid oak, maple, birch and DROP LEAF contemporary. Pick your colour and style of chair. All Canadian made for fast delivery. HUNDREDS FROM $ 1 3 HUNDREDS OF SOF + FAST DELIVERY - FREE LAYAWAYS « EASY PAYMENT PLANS - 100% WE SERVICE ee yitys Wiper isa EVERYTHING ALt LERS WE SELL + ERIE ST. STRATFORD (519) 271-4488 SATISFACTION MON. - THURS. 10-6 FRIDAY 10-9 SATURDAY 10-6 SUNDAY 12-4 876-4488 3 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ELPH AUTO MALL (519) 763-4477