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, Registration for winter swimming lessons will be accepted at the Civic Centre at any time by mail, drop-off or fax, however, they will not be processed until the deadline of Nov. 30 at noon. Registration forms are ran- domly selected by our com- puter following the deadline date. Confirmations will be mailed to all participants after Dec. 17. (If your child is currently enrolled in Fall lessons, check with their instructor as to the next appropriate level.) If you have a Family Card number, don’t forget to write it on the form, The winter session begins the week of Jan. 3. Due to the Social Contract the office * will be closed Dec. 25 - Jan. 2. If you wish to fegister dur- ing this time, please mail your registration or drop it off at the Acton Arena or the Civic Centre. Due to the popularity. of swimming lessons, registra- tions from résidents of Halton Hills will be Processed with priority. Out- of-town registrations will not be processed until Dec. 7. * Please Note: A 1994 Rate Increase has come into effect for all 1994 Aquatic Programs. They are now as follows: 1/2 Hour - $27.50; Recreation News 3/4 Hour - $40.70; 1 Hour - $55 and Adult > $29.43. Please submit the i fee amount when registering. them before Friday, Dec. 10, 1993. Nomination forms are available at the Recreation and Parks Department Office, Civic Centre, 1 Halton ~ Hills Drive, Georgetown and at the Acton Join us at both Indoor Pools on Fri., Nov. 26 from p.m. Indoor Pool, 69 Acton Blvd., Recreational Swim Acton. For more informa- Cancellation tion, call 873-2600, ext. 267. There will be no 2-4,p.m. Youth Activity Night public swim at the Calling all students in Georgetown Indoor Pool.on grades 6, 7 and 8! The Halton Hills This Week, Saturday, November 20, 1993 = Page 29 a . Winter Aquatic Registration deadline nears Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department is offering a weekly drop-in program just for you! Youth Activity Night runs Wednesday evenings. from 7-9 p.m. at Holy Cross School, east campus (formerly Ecole Sacre Coeur - behind Post Office). Our Fall program is now in progress. Why not drop by and check out our great activities or call 873- 2600, ext. 275, for more information. Sun., Dec. 5. Family Swim 4-5 p.m. and Adult Swim 5-6 p.m. will be as scheduled. Christmas Spirit Swim Join us at the Acton or Georgetown Indoor Pools on Team Standings (as of Nov. 15) Sat., Dec. 11 from 2-4 p.m. LJB Contractors 126 Admission is one can of food Acid Rainbow 115 or the regular admission fee. Countrywide Real Estate 101 Municipal Awards Sam’s Service Centre 89 ji Custom Car & Sound 87 On Wed., Mar. 2, 1994, Industrial Rush Supply 58 we plan to recognize individ- : Top Scores uals, groups or teams who Bill Lane 750 (251) have brought recognition to Top Averages our. community in 1993 Wally Klimsiak 226 and/or who have achieved Larry Larocque 221 provincial fame or better in Paul Chaplin 220° an activity unrelated to their Ed Ortilla = 217 means of livelihood. If you Brinley Hole 214 are aware of anyone who has Monday Night men’s bowling 3 bedrooms, one with ensuite. Combined living-dining. Combined kitchen-breaktast, Walk-out to garden. Family foom, main floor laundry, 3 rooms. Attached garage. Gas heating. Central air, Clean, bright home in new order. Flexible closing for occupation. Offered at $195,000, *, SALES REP. AT excelled in the above areas, please assist the Town of Halton Hills by nominating Donna Metcalfe (left) and Karen Cosgrove, teachers at Georgetown District High School, recently were given Ontario Federation of: Secondary Schools Athletic | ition awards for their Leadership in School Sports for cross country. photo by Mike Zrostek/HHTW "Helping people find their perfect nest!" Call 877-0173 24 HOUR PAGER Residential Real Estate Services Town & Country Properties Division 170 Guelph Street Georgetown, Ontario L7G 447 TT DONNA ROBBINS ROYAL LEPAG' f Ihave purchasers % looking for starter homes with 2 or 3 bedrooms in Georgetown and a semi in Milton. These are just a few of the homes Tve sold in the Halton Hills area. Sales Representative caammmmmmmmliIiiiiiiin ‘ f JOHN BLOSS' (519) 824-0044, RES. (519) 856-4527 sutton group ~ graystone realty inc., realtor 343 Waterloo Avenue, Guelph 853-2086 or. 874-3053 wn. haf HEATHER (WHITING) SCOTLAND wus Broker New 3 bedroom raised bungalow. Half acre conserva- bey Or Heather**. RMAC93-100 ot yesteryear is com bined withthe convenience of pln + double garage. RMACS3-83 68 ACRES Modern 5: bed- } room, all brick \cton. RMAC93-57 SUPER VALUE $149,900 To be built Spring '94 closing. 1376. sq. ft. taised |. TWO car rage. Heating and air Cl DEVELOPMENT/BUILDING LOTS 5 or 10 acres (Erin) $99,900 12 acres, rolling (East Garafraxa) $89,900 22 acres, qualifies for severance (Erin) $99,000 97 acres, recreational on highway (Halton): $389,900 :75 acres, Credit River Pines (Erin) $108,000 $140-9e0" FULLY APPROVED SUBDIVISIONS, Priced sensibly, all draft approved, some-serviced. Locations: Erin, Belwood, Lindsay, Orangeville, Fergus. GAS BARS. Highway #24 Caledon - for sale or lease. Affordable. Highway #10 Caledon — over 4,000,000 litres, two bay garage, ri apartments, variety store, good income, plus 1 ac. vacant land. COMMERCIAL/NDUSTRIAL. Newer steel building with high- Way exposure (approx. 2,000 sq. ft.) presently M-1 industrial but commercial zoning is pending. $239,900. \__Please call Heather** or John* 853-2086