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THE GEORGETOWN GEMINI WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1996 Driver suspended Too much long weekend reveling resulted in a 12 hour license suspension for a Georgetown man Saturday. Originally pulled over for speeding, the attending constable observed that the vehicle occupant might be under the influence of alcohol. After administering a roadside sobriety test to the driver, a 12 hour license suspension was issued. Car fire, $5,000 damage An Aug. 2 car fire on Hall Road in Georgetown's east end resulted in $5,000 dam- The cause of the fire was unknown to investigators from the Halton Hills Fire age to the vehicle. Department. STORY IDEAS? CALL 877-1113! GONE FISHING! Nine-year- -old Dylan Malchin, left, and brother Brady, 10, spent part of the Civic holiday weekend fishing in the Credit River at Glen Williams. The Margaret Street boys caught three fish. ( Timothy von Boetticher photo) A COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTRE FOR HALTON HILLS BY ALLISON COOK The Georgetown Gemini With summer more than half over, the strains of, "I'm bored" are beginning to echo throughout homes ail over Georgetown. If this sounds familiar to you, don't worry. Even with August well underway, the Town isstill presenting a wide variety of programs for kids of all ages. Both Georgetown and Acton branches of the Halton Hills Public Library are of- fering special contests and reading groups for children of all ages. This year the reading group has been dubbed "The Readers of the Round Ta- ble". Children, with the help BUY USED AND SAVE we have...clothes, books, furniture, hardware, kitchenware, electronics, building materials, toys, sporting goods and recycling too! August is Membership Month Present this ad and SAVE 20% OFF all new memberships 36 Armstrong Avenue, Georgetown Monday to Wednesday - 9:00 to 5:00 Thursday - 9:00 to 8:00 Friday, Saturday - 9:00 to 5:00 For information call: Debbie Smart, Operations Manager (905) 873-8122 Ws s of their Knight's sword, are onaquestto join King Arthur and become a member of the Round Table. All reading group partici- pants will be invited to a medieval fair which will take place at the Georgetown branch on Aug. 22 at 2 pm. Registration began June 27. For the younger members ofthe family, Sleepytime Sto- ries invites preschoolers to wear their pajamas and bring their teddy bears for a 30 minute story time session every Wednesday at 7 pm to Aug. 14. If your child isn't reading yet, the library still has a ter- rific reading program avail- able. Called A Teddy Bear's Picnic, parents, caregivers SN "st x OWN: WS: WIS: NLLNLNNS Ss v ON COMPLETE FRAMING PACKAGE (your print or w MILTON GEORGETOWN fy 42 BRONTE ST. S., UNIT #9 71 MOUNTAINVIEW RD. N., UNIT #5 Wa : (905) 875-0971 {at Armstrong) (905) 877-2428 V TREMENDOUS PRICES ON ALL SHOWROOM PICTURES Quality Workmanship (18 years framing & decorating experience) Innovative Designs Unique Frame e7 Art N. % \S NINOS a ours) ELNINNNLNNSS SS HOURS Tues.-Fri. 10-6 Saturday 10-5 |/ a\- i LN VVOLLI SLL LON NS NSN NSLS. x RRS S and even older siblings can read to the pre-readers witha chance of earning a special award. Summer fun for Georgetown youths For further information on these programs contact the Public Library, Georgetown branch at 873-2681. Student employment centre closing soon The Canada Employment Centre for Students in Geor- getown will be closing their doors on Friday, Aug. 16. In a recent press release, the staff at the centre thanked alllocal students and employ- ers who helped make this summer a successful one. "Despite a dismal labour market, this year's statistics show that the success rate in finding students summer employment has been over- whelming," said the release. "This is due primarily to the willingness of local home- owners and employers to hire students, as well as the ef- forts made by the staff of the Georgetown Centre over the past three months." Students are encouraged to continue to visit the centre until the closing date to en- sure that all jobs are filled. Employers and homeown- ers are also encouraged to HIRE A STUDENT for any labour needs. The Centre is open Mon- day to Friday from 9 am to 4:30 pm. The phone number is 877-7797 and they are lo- cated at Unit 8, 232 Guelph Milton Denture Clinic G. T. Trenton, Denturist T he Denture St. WE qs Specialist 153 MAIN ST. E., MILTON 876-2000 Full Service Lab 7 Bach Way Farm NURSERY - GARDEN CENTRE SUMMER SALE Phone (905) 877-4915 Ballinafad ~ Trafalgar Rd. ,