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11Hgecrfshwhi weekend at museum More than 135 crafis people and artisîs wîil showcase their work titis weeekend when te I Nsh annual Milton Faim Fail Craft Show takes place ai Country Heritage Park. The show, which runs from 9 arn. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, wilI feature candles, art, jewelry, fumiture and te work of Pino Verde, a cersmsc scuiptor who ha one-of-a-kind figurines. Live entertainient and plenty of food are also on the agenda. 1I truly believe ltas titis show ha anme of sie best work 1 have seen to date," said Dave Gerniart, organizer of tite ahow. 1I have been able so obtain nome veey lslented artisans wit a varying degree of medjunis." Witat makes lte crafs show especially attrative to te public is lte unique almos- phere. Mr. Gemitart said. The show will be held bot inside ste Great Gambrel Barn, a îwo-ssorey band- hewn white pine humn, and te Puslinch Town Hall, a herilage building moved 10 Country Herisage Park from ils original sigit in Puslinch. And exhibitors outside have been added 10 accommodate increased demand. At ils conception, lte craft show began as a conlnunily event 10 sitowcase lte tal- ent of local crafters and itobbyista. It devel- oped inb a regional show altracting bot sitoppers and artisans from ail over Ontario and otiter provinces. Admission cosus $5 for adults. Citildren under lte age of 12 years are admitted free. Parking is also free. For more information, call (905) 878- 8151. vCurtis performs in New York to try to lift spirits Fatiter Mark Curtis, known as 'Canada's Singing Priest', travelled 10 New York Slate Monday 10 perforn a special concert 50 help lit spirits of our lragedy-slruck American neigitiours. Falter Curtis delivered songs of hope and healing as well as prayers of support from Canada during his hour-long concert in Amiherst, New York. Thte concert concluded wilh Father Curtis singing lte American national anthem in memory of te lives lost duning lte recent serrorisl sntacks. He's scheduled 10 resum 10 te New York ares for another special concert in Oclober a1 St. James Churcit in Batavia. Also, Fatiter Curtis has assnounced ltaI proceeds from his Seplember 30 CD- release concert aI Grace Anglican Citurcit will go 10 support relief efforts in New York City. Proceeds were 10 go 50 Rose Chenrys Home for lenninally-ill children. Funded by: Caa collision & Point Cal Stev Boor 7Min , N E IWSGi hmiâ»,00 (o %111 I 41w I irIj 1 'l IMifl[iliï! The Canadian Chanoîcîn. Frldav. September 21, 2001-21 Mil ton Import Car Centre SpOcIÉs In: Auho 50dBOC servce *IMPORI&OOMES s *FUELWJEC1ION &IESELS è AIR QONDffONING tALIGNMENT 583 Main St., Milton (905)>878-5330 McCormack -rire Sales Auto Services r. &service JOHN MCCORMACK LICENCED MECHANIC - 0 DOT Inspection ' Computer é Air Conditioning m Staton Diagnostcs 0 Tune Ups e 55 MinSt E , RÉstProofing , General Repairs * Brakes 55 MinSt E SS Steeles Aae Unt6 7.87 -L~ 876,4788 SENTINE UÇNE service AUTOMOTIVE À u IrED centre - Major & Minor Repairs -, Tune Ups - Air Conditîoning Spedciizing in.. #FUEL INJECTION #Brakes , Engines - Exhaust é 4x4 ' AUTO ELECTRIC & CHARGING , AUTO AND TRAILER WIRING Saey Inspections ' Towing - Marine Repairs SYSTEMS ' DELCO BATTERIES é Emission Repair & Pretesting ,*TUNE-UP & EMISSION CONTROLS ' BRAKE SERVICE 94-êheI Servie Wtith /if-aho Vau -AUTO AIR CONDITIONING ' SAFETY INSPECTIONS 342 Bronte St. South, Unlts 12 & 139 Milton 1 hmsnR.N1 7 7 2 878-8066l8hpsnR.Ui12 7 7 1 EAGLE RADIATOR AND EXAUST Specializing in Cooling Systems, Gas Tanks and Custom Pipe Bending Automotive Detalling Complote Intonor & Exterior Shampoo & Wax "Alw sç looks b~te on the. way eut!" 905.876~-2277 705 Main St. E., Milton Ibet Qanabian Cinpo' AUTOMOTIVE DIRECTORY _ could be yours every perinsrtion Friday for minimum CoaOietJ47O-241 Ext 227 Sept. 25t1 Featuring... Kuto Pace Lindsay là osai Williams Attendance is FREE! at Mifton Distiit High School 396 Williams Ave., Milton Adrenaline-drven presentattons powered by Canadian Olymplans - about health and wellness for ail ages In your communlty. Ail events begin at 7:30 p.m. to, 9:00 p.m. 1-8 - 23 3 1 ext 669,I I or' 'e .. . 1 l I~ 'I I ' Presented by: Life MARK à ALT 1 rý"7 _RE E S'H Ù i7T L El- bl,,_SE E'7T L