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THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 2004 THE NEW TANNER 5 Paw MEDAL BONANZA: Local skaters Angela Schrempf (right), and Jenn Roskam (left), who skate with the Milton Figure Skating Club, not only won seven medals but were also members of the team which won the highest points at the WOSWIC skating competition in Sarnia in March 12-14. Jenn captured bronze medals in Senior Bronze Freeskate and Sr. Bronze Elements, silver in Bronze Interpretive and Bronze in Silver Dance. Angela captured a Gold medal in Silver Interpretive, a Silver in Sr. Silver Freeskate and a Bronze in Sr. Silver Elements. - Submitted photo THE NEW TANNER - 853-0051 thenewtanner@on.aibn.com ROWOUE CLOW SLC He | MOST AREA = RUGS BELOW P| cost WE PROVIDE FLoorING For ALL WALKS OF Lire! Carpet & Hardwood Flooring 128 Guelph St.Georgtown, ON. L7G 4A5 Ph: 905-702-1217 Fax: 905-702-1218 Hours: Mon-I'n: 9am-7pm, Sat: 9-5. Sun: 12-4 Approve 17 lot subdivision in Crewson Corners Wellington County Coun- cil has approved a vastly downsized rural estate sub- division; just over the eastern Halton Hills bound- ary in Crewsons Corners. A 17-lot subdivision, owned by Thomasfield Homes of Guelph, will be built on a 51-hectare prop- erty that fronts on the Halton Hills-Erin Town Line and Line. Council expanded the hamlet boundary to allow the subdivision that includes two protected woodlots anda wetland. The original plan called for 72 lots and the reduction to 17 resolved many issues raised by the pubic and com- menting agencies, including traffic safety and impacts on local wells, groundwater and Johnstone, Rumley, Shoemaker and MacKinnon ...a tradition of service to the community since 1885 MacKinnon Family Funeral Home "Shoemaker Chapel" 55 Mill Street East, Acton, Acton family owned and operated by Margaret and Bob MacKinnon 519-853-0350 the Eramosa-Erin Town | gognnz Galeria cordless wetlands. Ae CAT rater gt fs i : ns : 30 : Dp « RadioShack... Tyler Property & Management Ltd. 373 Queen Street East, Acton. (519) 853-0558 LER Paul Evans Bob Duby Sherry McNabb Marg MacKinnon Bob MacKinnon Paul Evans, Funeral Director Paul received his Funeral Director's license in 1993 after working with Bruce and Rhoda Shoe- maker and serving his apprenticeship with McIntyre and Wilkie Funeral Home in Guelph. Paul is well known to many of you and has been working with Bob and Margaret ever since they returned the funeral home to family ownership in October of 1999. In addition to his calling as a funeral director, his talents for renovating and decorating have been instrumental in returning the funeral home to its former glory. Bob Duby, Funeral Director Bob received his Funeral Director's license in 1963 after serving his apprenticeship with Bruce and Rhoda Shoemaker. He credits Bruce and Rhoda Shoemaker with instilling key business values. Through Bruce he developed strong beliefs in providing the best service possible to customers, the importance of integrity and treating everyone with respect. It is interesting to note that Bob Duby and Bob MacKinnon both entered the funeral service education program at the same time, a little more than 40 years ago. Bob Duby was born and raised in Acton and his family is well known in the area. His father, Alf Duby was the town Superintendent and later, when he retired, he often helped Bruce and Rhoda at the Shoemaker Funeral Home. Sherry McNabb, Receptionist Sherry is also a long-time resident of Acton and is well-known to this community having worked 30 years with our local Bank of Montreal. She is the friendly face who greets you at the front door and most often calls you by name (or sweetheart) whenever you have occasion to visit at the funeral home.