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Page 26 — Halton Hills This Week, Saturday, April 3, 1993 All-Pro Realty Inc. 873-337 Jaana Tor. 874-3057 Sales Representative Res. 519-853-0336 Countrywide ...the obvious choice oe << lA Take a [ Lolo) Kat the se homes! $159,900 - A Charm & sunshi HURRY FOR THIS ONE! ty them to grow, jr , 2 washrooms, a rec room with hidden lighting. This sidesplit also boasts 4 appliances, plus central ait, walkout from kitchen to covered ic doek i , y La To View, call Joanne Vranio* 873-3377 or Res. 519-853-0336, CW33-034. b , 2 Washi unique home. Plus in-law suite with 3 finished rooms and fireplace in E extra features! Don't miss this good buy! Call Joanne Vranic* right away 873-3377 or Res. 519-853-0336, Cwo2-152 room Private setting with pond, assortment of hardwood, p potential with great views. A good buy, situated on a 3377 or Res. (519) 853-0336. 50 ACRES $259,900 Hwy. #7 near Acton. Hurry for this one before it's sold. Joanne Vranic* 873- ine and fruit trees. Lots of paved side-road south of CWw93-001 By Harry Archer ‘Well it looks like we have a full day of activities today (Saturday). Starting at 11 am our Olympic Games will commence. Pool, shuf- fleboard, golf and dart games will be held so come on out and try to be a champion. Then at 3 pm the early bird meat draw will take place fol- lowed ‘at 4:30 by the regular draw. At 8 pm there will be a mini bingo. It is hoped there will be a large turnout for this. On Sunday, there will be a By- Law meeting at 1 pm. Please try to attend as this is a very important meeting. Last Saturday we had a full house for our Honors and Awards Night. We inducted 30 new members into the Legion ranks and awarded Plaques to various members, includ- Legion Olympics ing a 50 year certificate to comrade Tom Givens. Congratulations to all recipients are extended by the exec- utive. Meat Draw winners last Saturday. Lynda Clyma won the McGuigan. Other winners were Wayne Reid, J. Crawford, J. Murphy, D. Appleyard, M. McGuigan, B. Lawrence, B. Leslie, C. McClements, P. Ackers, L. Lewis, J. Jeffries, P. Timmons, L. Ryall, D. Vinkle, B. Collier and D. White. Friday night euchre results: 1st B. Porter, 2nd L. Richardson, 3rd I. Switzer. Most Lone Hands: R. ing. Child care The Halton Region Childrens rvices, in cooperation with other community organizations, presents a spring workshop in Acton for home child care providers within Halton. The workshop is titled “Sharing Games: A Make and Take Workshop”. Care providers will learn about the games kids can play that do not promote rivalry and ASSIC Alert providers workshop planned - competition but rather sharing and Cooperation. The workshop is scheduled for Tuesday from 7:30-9:30 p.m. and will be held at The Acton Parent- Child Centre on 85 Wallace St. (Acton Band Hall), Acton. To space at the workshop call Tes op 853-2574 or 853-0501, extension 17. was perfect weather last It Saturday for the Georgetown and \_ COMPLETE CAR CLEANING onenete sobvice ¢ Pay for @ oil changes - receive @ FLL - OIL UNDERCOATING > We use Products ) greenhouse kit., indoor garden, gazebo, DNCTAETOOANW fj ARTHUR F. LET THE WORLD GO BY ON 5 WOODED ACRES Quiet elegance prevails in this 2300 sq. ft. open concept home. Cathedral ceilings, skylights, 2 1/2 car garage. Gloria Foreman*. 92-2-528 UPGRADED FAMILY HOME Directions: off Delrex & Sargent Rd. Spacious 4 bedroom home close to school and plaza. Bright cheery Kitchen, new room, hard- 93-2-103 white broadioom in master bedroom, new rec wood floors throughout. Only $187,900. ngal room, , main floor family room and fireplace is very special. Asking $275,000. 92-2-259 JOHNSON & ASSOCIATES LYD., REALTI Sales Town & Country "Making Your Dreams LOCAL 877-5165 _ RES, 873-6131 ERIN 833-9714 Gloria Foreman Re itative* Specialist since 1970 A Reality!" TOR. 874-3040 Successful Spring Bazaar District Christian School to hold it’s annual Spring Bazaar. Once inside the school’s doors, people were greeted with the smells of good food, the sounds of excited children, and the pleasing sights of old and new things to buy. The day began with a delicious breakfast served in the gymnasium. As people wandered through the local Christian elementary school, they found a different assortment of specialties in each classroom. One room held tempting baked goods and bright flowers. Another held used items that sold for a cheap price. Unique crafts were available as well as a convenient haircutting service. Games for the young and old were among the favorite attractions of the bazaar and parents especially appreciated the babysitting room. Lunch was served in the gymnasi- um where people sold cheese and fish, books, imported crafts and Provided face painting. The day ended with a grand auc- tion held a 3 p.m. where various Pieces of merchandise and hand- made items were auctioned off. All Proceeds from the annual ‘Spring Bazaar go to Christian School, to obtain new and additional computer equipment. The Bazaar committee expressed its thanks to all the local merchants and businesses who contributed goods or services for this event. AVINE // 357 Guelph St. PUB Georgetown A Ramily-Style English Pub 873-8090 ee ———E —————————