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to Milton for a Demonstration Drive of ANY or ALL of our > 1993 Models ares NOW on DISPLAY ‘9 Es at NORTH END NISSAN j is Hwy. 25 & 401 Hwy 4c 4 \ Milton woe: STEELES 878-4137 5 wanst. BX Serving Milton and enn rol Area over 30 years. DAVE KRAUSE * Sales Representative ATTENTION: Homes needed in Georgetown! I have purchasers waiting! If you are thinking of moving please call me now for a personal appointment. Not intended to solicit properties already listed. By David Featherstone To me, the early fall months have always represented a rich pageantry of nature’s bounty, on display for all to see. However, as autumn fades into winter, the colors fade and the days grow shorter. The bounty of the harvest is all but for- gotten. Winter is often referred to as “the little death”, a time when natural life processes are at their lowest ebb. Nature appears to be husband- ing its resources, awaiting the return of spring before returning to its full potential. However, under the winter sky, the vitality of life for many species continues unabat- ed. In the headwaters of our local streams, brook trout and brown spring. Throughout the Great Lakes, legions of rainbow trout are assem- bling off the mouths of their natal tributaries. Here, they will gather their strength, waiting for the warm freshets of late winter and early spring before dashing upstream to pawn. Within our local forests, white- tailed deer gather in “yards” to browse on the buds and twigs of shrubs and trees. The fawns of next spring are quickly developing with- VACANT LAND Building Lot in Erin on Cedar Ridge Court $289,000 2.67 acres. Potential for 5 building lots in Glen Williams. Cw92-132 THREE BEDROOM WONDER ‘You'll wonder how you get so much for so little in this 3 bedroom brick & aluminum bungalow in i soffit & fascia three n. Root, windows, old. id features eat-in kitchen, broad- per Finished t/t dir, hardwood “th wall to ceiling stone tip. Priced to i Krause’, 873-3377, CW93-004 SERVICES LTD. 1 year rate 7.70% 5 yearhi-ratiorate 9.24% 7 year rate 9.59% 25 year mortgages 10.39% floors. in bedrooms. J 6 fee FINANCIAL Call Dave Krause for further information _ ~— THE 21st CENTURY Before you know it, your investment in this commercial propery in Acton wil pay of! The jm ; in pregnant does. Unless the winter is unusually harsh, most fawns will come into the world in excellent condition. To the north, female black bears give birth to their cubs in January and February. While the mother slee] in the den, her tity, hairless offspring nestle into her fur for shelter and feeding. Black bear cubs emerge from their den in the spring fully developed. With their mother’s help they are ready to take Life under winter skies Dave's Diversions on the outside world. Although many wonderful life processes continue to operate throughout the winter months, one fact cannot be ignored. The winter months represent a critical period for our wildlife. Resources are scarce and climactic conditions are demanding. However, a strong undercurrent of new life is swelling in our streams and forests, awaiting the cues of spring to come forth into abun- dan ce. A biologist by profession, David Featherstone devotes a e portion of his spare time to volunteer groups which are working to protect and enhance the environment. David hopes to provide readers of Halton Hills This Week with a mix of interest- ing and informative outdoor and nature art! Atoms strong contenders in Newmarket M&M Sports Minor Atoms proved to be strong contenders at the Newmarket Minor Atom tour nament this past weekend. The fans saw great hockey as these little Raiders come away with one win, a loss and a tie in the final me. In their first game Friday night against East Williamsburg, the Minor Atoms came out on top. Peter Veltman scored the only goal in the first period, assisted by Todd Kerwin. Georgetown kept the lead in the second with Peter Veltman marking his second goal at the game from Riley McAneney and Mike Noonon. Ryan Inglis scored with only eight seconds remaining in the peri- od assisted by Sean McArthur and Jamie Reynolds. Peter Veltman earned a hat trick in the third from Riley McAneney, making ita 4-1 sq. ico 500 sq, ft. office front rope inc. 12 POPULAR COUNTRY SQUIRE This home is tastefully decorated, huge family room with brick fireplace, walkout to backyard, fully fenced with inground pool. New broad! in UR, DIR & FIR. Spacious hardwood floors FIR & M/B. New aluminum soffits, fascia & ‘eaves in 1991. $229,900. Call Krause 39377. W92-1 $299....... en, spaces. All for $289,000. Call Dave Krause" all the details. CW92-163 873-3377 Tor. 874-3057 Res. 873-4991 328 Guelph St., Georgetown NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS MADE EASY! Blow out Sale!! Unbelievable Prices CHECK THESE OUT. YORK (Made in Canada) Weights 60¢ Ib..NO WAY? 310 Ib. OLYMPIC SETS .FINALLY! 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A great effort by all team mem- bers and excellent goal tending by Stephen Paulin and Simon Deeley. AR TT ON ‘Oh, | wish I'd looked after me teeth, ‘And spotted the perils beneath, ‘And pokin' and fussin? Didnt seem worth the time could bite! it'd known | was paving the way, thrown all me sherbet away. chair, ‘Oh, | wish I'd looked after me teeth! ‘AUTHOR, UNKNOWN ityou have any questions or concems regarding your dentures, contact our office. ‘AW. Trenton, D.T., Denture Cn, 18 church treet, (416) 877-2859