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4 THE GEORGETOWN GEMINI WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1997 IN-STORE BRIDAL BLOWOUT Mon., Tues., Wed. 10-6 Thurs., Fri. 10-9 Sat. 9:30-6 Sun. 12-5 Save up to 0% Alterations available at the store after the sale. Hundreds of wedding gowns, veils, shoes, accessories and more! ey ee) et ee eH & BeaSha WIFL FASHONS e THE BRIDAL SPECIALISTS (905) 457-3363 HERE COMES THE BRIDE: Leanne Wilkinson models the latest in bridal fashions at GDHS, Sunday. Wilkinson was a model at Elizabeth's Fashions annual Bridal Show. Over 300 people, many future brides, attended. (Jamie Harrison photo) 389 Main St. N., Brampton Lokoviow. Flooring & Kitehous Sue, 519-853-4577 *. * co "gowns under $400 excluded From Page 1 lower taxes because some services currently paid for by the Province will be shifted to municipalities. Trustee Ethel Gardiner said although,she is taking a wait and see attitude until details of the announced changes are released, she is pleased that, "the Minister is focusing on teaching and learning and meeting the needs of students -- who can argue with that?" Gardiner said Tuesday. Gardiner said the size of the Halton Board -- currently 18 trustees -- could be re- duced to between six and nine based on the proposed repre- sentation based on electoral population. : "T suspect that north Halton will go from our cur- rent four trustees to just one or two and that will be a tre- mendous responsibility, but Provide the following services: Sales & Installation of Quality Carpets, Vinyl, Hardwood, Laminate Flooring, Window Blinds, also Complete I think we will still attract people who are honestly in- terested in quality education for children as the trustee's role moves from a political one to one of advocacy," Gardiner said. At Monday night's Town Council meeting Halton Hills Mayor Marilyn Serjeantson said they'll have a much clearer perspective of what the changes will mean at the end of the week, and that she is looking forward to: the changes that will be an- nounced by Queen's Park this week. "Tbelieve positive changes happen and as long as we have a fair, accessible, ac- countable and cost-effective government, then we Halton spared Board of Education cut shouldn't complain," Serjeantson said. On Tuesday sweeping changes to the General Wel- fare Assistance and family benefits programs were an- nounced. Today (Wednes- day) several announcements are expected about programs that will be transferred to the municipalities, including the cost of operating Go Transit and the cost of capital and operating costs for provin- cial highways, water and sewer systems and police and fire services. On Thursday there will be a major statement on prop- erty tax reform and on Friday expect a summary of the changes and the rationale for them. News tips? Phone us at 877-1113 Kitchen & Bath Renovations GREAT "NEW YEAR" CARPET SALE ON NOW UNTIL JANUARY 31ST & lots of new products FREE ESTIMATES Showroom location -- 1 mile south of Acton on Hwy. #25 ACTON KIMAID Commercial & Residential Cleaning Services ¢ Reliable « Bonded « e Free Estimates ¢ Call today -- we'll take your dust away! (905) 877-0045.