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« Hills residents honored at Senior’s Fair By Oksana Buhel Six Halton Hills residents were honored at last Saturday’s Seniors Safety Fair, held at the Halton Regional Centre in Oakville. The event was attended by more than 2,000 seniors, Region Chairman Peter Pomeroy, Halton Regional Police Services Chief James Harding, municipal mayors and celebrities Sparky the Pee and Ronald McDonald. Councillor A Cook, represent- ing mayor Russ Miller, thanked local residents Ross Bethel, Flo Carswell, Lois Fendley, Helen Giguere, Neila Mowat and Les Mellish, for their work on the Halton Hills Seniors Advisory Committee. The committee is one of four municipal committees which counsels the region’s Elderly Services Advisory Committee/Good Neighbors Council (ESAC) on issues affect- ing seniors. Joanne Kaczmarski, community services and elderly services co- ordinator, said the committees played important roles in the region’s Strategic Planning Study. Their expressed concern about safety inspired the theme of this year’s fair. The fair was timed to coincide with senior’s month. Fifty exhibits on crime preven- tion, fire safety and home adapta- tions were featured, along with police-conducted safety seminars and tours of police headquarters, an antique car display, aerial firetruck and other safety vehicle demonstrations, and discussion about wills and power of attorney. Entertainment was provided by the Grace Memorial Church Hand Bell Choir, the Oakville Entertainers, Halton Regional Police Choir and the Happy Soles Line Dancers and the Great Pretender. Japanese students visit Georgetown For the third summer in a row, Japan is visiting Georgetown. Cultural Homestay Institute, a non-profit intercultural exchange program, will be bringing 39 Japanese students, ages 18 to 23, to Georgetown this summer between July 13 and August 10. This group of students is from Kyushu University. The students are visiting Canada in order to improve their conversa- tional English, learn about Canadian culture and, incidentally, to have lots of fun. English as a Second Language will be taught at Georgetown District High School during the week, with Wednesdays and after- noons reserved for our community and the surrounding area. In addi- tion to the classroom and trips, students will have a Cultural Exchange afternoon in whith members of the community and the hosting families will be invited to share ideas, ves crafts and games with each The ot Se portion of the program is seen as being the most INTERIOR pDECORATOR [LOTTERY courtesy of § Convenience 3 Wed. June 1 03 08 12 20 26 39} 649 Bonus: 24) Encore: 05283 4 valuable aspect of the experience, not only for the students, but for the hosting families as well, as they learn about Japanese culture while the students learn about Canadian ways. Some of the activities the stu- dents will be participating in include a trip to Canada’s Wonderland, a visit to Niagara Falls and a Toronto tour. Host . Families and their children are welcome to come along with the students on these any many other activities. Although some of the families for this community are recruited, there are still a few openings. Should you be interested in host- ing, please call Judith Gooding at 873-4416 or Marilyn Rognvaldson at 853-0249. | FW_G& VCR SALE BUY NOW & SAVE! SALES ana We SERVICE water. Many dye: upon facturers often ~ Forty eighth of a Series ~ THE GREAT IMPOSTER Rayon is often treated so it Rayon is vey! sensitive to contact with moisture. In addition, manu- add sizing to Tayon in order water-soluble and washing will distort the shape of the garment. Drycleaning is rec- lommended for most rayon Halton Hills This Week, Saturday, June 19, 1993 — Page 3 BOB OFFERS YOU SAVINGS WITH A SPLASH! — S 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 garments because a profes- sional drycleaner is able to solve most of these prob- lems. However, some gar- ments whose care label reads "dryclean only" con- tain dyes and sizings that are water solu- ble. Never try to remove a stain from rayon without first pretesting the fabric. Wet a small piece of the garment on an unexposed seam and allow it to air dry. If no dye or sizing change occurs small stains may be removed in this way. BONELESS RUMP ROAST BONELESS EYE OF THE ROUND ROASTS FRESH BAKED AT OUR INSTORE BAKERY HOT DOG & i T.D. CASH MACHINE IS NOW OPEN! | OPEN SUNDAY NOON - 5 p.m., Phone 673-3063 | GEORGETOWN xk FOOD MARKET “A Part Of Your Neighbourhood" _MOORE, PARK PLAZA _ this Cc 2kg Values in effect from Sun. June 20 through Sat. June 26/93 ECCT EETE TET EERIS CLE EN ELLEN EAE I IEVLIIIEE: