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Page 6 — Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, December'1, 1993 POWER OF SALE!! GEORGETOWN SOUTH A cyanate 2500: ee ft. (as per builder) * 4. good size * main floor canada * kitchen open to family room (modified floor plan) * 130 ft. deep lot * ceramic floors * 3 washrooms (including 5 pc. ensuite) * large 2 level deck ready for hot tub *good overall condition * see it and try your offer BARRY EDGAR SALES REPRESENTATIVE REA/INX Apex Realty Inc. 456-1177 ramon) 873-7614 (res) 4-H members honored with special night Ballinafad News By Betty Sojka Special to HHTW Many 4-H members in the area could be found Novy. 27 at the Nassagaweya Community Centre in Brookville. Along with a pot luck supper, an awards night was held. These awards were for clubs Cosmos TOURAMA. Sunlink © TO FLORIDA 5489. 10 DAYS . “ee Parlay in Orlando, sinus p etpiewl s yous bans Litt Starting Jant aia 7th! Departures on Fridays Retums on Sundays 9B ROOS TRAVEL 873-2000 throughout Halton County, which gives-you an idea of the number of children and teens involved. There was over a hundred in attendance consisting of members, leaders and par- ents. Travis Ella was award- ed a very high honor by the Halton/Peel Pork Products Association Award for the “Most Outstanding 4-H member having under 12 Projects completed. Nathan Ella received a ae for com- pleting six project Also from the ‘Ballinafad Club, Ericka Mitchell will be going to the Old Mill restaurant in Toronto on Monday to honored for her 4-H efforts by the Kiwanis. The Kiwanis Club sponsors and supports the Halton County 4-H Clubs. Over in Churchill, the Walsma family came up big with awards. John Walsma received his 12-Project Pin. Terri-Anne Walsma, hon- ored for being the top secre- leather portfolio was given i GUT IT OUT i= | GEORGETOWN! |): o> PERM sides THe FOR CHRISTMAS! Reg. P: ice $45, $50, $65 and de Kian long hair Coupon expires Dec. 31/93 1 If your definition of value is quality, convenience, service an a fair price, First Choice Haircutters is for you. Cuts. Styles. KidsCuts. Perms. oes fession low you can afford pro! haircare. Now, you have a ee 1 Mountainview Rd. N. Georgetown 873-1339 to Lisa Walsma for being the top Press Reporter. For being the top senior of the Vet Club, she received a James Herriot book. Her outstanding leadership skills, and getting along well with others were rec- ognized when Lisa was awarded the Stanley May Trophy, which is a very high honor. Lisa will also be attending the Kiwanis luncheon. It was noted that the Halton 4-H Beef Club was the top placing club at the Royal Winter Fair. Brad Swackhammer placed Sth in the Queen’s Guinnea Class. Congratulations to all these winners! You did great! On Nov. 24, you weren’t seeing things when you saw a two-storey white house traveling along the 8th line in the morning. Bob Paul had built himself a new home and so was no longer in need of the 3-bedroom former home of Lena and Fred Sinclair. In steps Jim and Alice Sanderson. After a year’s planning and getting the proper approval, movers came in to the Paul’s prop- erty. It took them a couple of days, jacking up the house and placing the steel beams underneath. Closing down the road, it was only a short while of actual travel- ing time.for the half mile move to the Sanderson farm, on the corner of the 8th and Town Lines. Jim had built a foundation with basement ready for the house. It will probably be the spring before Jim and Alice are able to move into their new home. A number of items have to be complet- ed to the lot. You have to hand it to Jim and Alice. They have taken recycling one step further. On the pretense of attend- ing a Jim Dandies fund-rais- ing dance, Dan McNiven got a big shock when he arrived at the community centre last Saturday night. The party was for him. Seems Dan has just turned the big 50. Over 150 people were there to wish him well, some coming from as far away as Alberta. Dan’s brother and mother had some cute “Little Dan” sto- ries from his childhood. Helen Lakusta was very entertaining as MC. Gerry Burgan as the D.J. had a ter- tific supply music ete Happy! Happy! 50th, Mice vaupreeRiG and thanks go out to “Sues Moves Fitness” for sponsor- ing the November newslet- ter. Sue is the instructor for the body sculpting and aero- bics class held every Monday .and Wednesday at 7:30 p.m»at the community centre. Yourpfirst.class.is, free. Call Sue at (519) 833- 2128 for more information, or just drop in at a class, ALTON HILLS FIRE DEPARTMENT Purchasing Department at ime, and Related Structures Topsoil and Sod Clearing and Cutting THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF HALTON HILLS 7 CONTRACT C-7527101-141 Sealed tenders, clearly marked as to contents, will be received by the the Civic Centre, 1 Halton Hills Drive, Halton Hills (Georgetown), until 12:00 noon, local Wednesday, December 8, 1993 for the Greenwood Cemetery Storm Sewer Construction. The major items of construction are: 250mm to 300mm dia Storm Sewers 260 linear metres 500 square metres Plans, Specifications and Form of Tender may be obtained by 12:00 noon on Tuesday, November 30, 1993 from the office of the Town’s Purchasing Department. A payment of a $37.45 (GST included), non-refundable deposit must be paid upon receipt of Plans, Specifications and Form of Tender. A certified erential in the oun ae in the tender documents must accompany each tend Inquiries relating to the project Bie tbe directed to Mr. Bryan Shynal, Superintendent of Parks, Recreation and Parks Department at 873-2600, Ext. 274. Tenders will be opened at 12:05 p.m., Wednesday, December 8, 1993 at the Civic Centre. Those submitting tenders are invited to atten Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Town. ed. poe Hills 0. Bi Py 1 Halton | tile Drive Halton Hills (Georgetown) tario L7G 5G2