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12--Champion Country, Tuesday, July 27, 2004 PRESENTS THE ALLuNEW 2005 FORD FOC US ZX3 AND ZX5 *New exterior appearance - new front fascia, hood and headlamps on ail models. eAlil new instrument panel design Alil new interior environment colours & tabrics eAil new audio uine-up Alil new CD storage compartment *Ail new driver & passenger front row door trim storage with cupholders Alil new overhead storage console (SE and SES) eAlil new ilook for cluster gauges 1-4 engine - Duratec wth 136 HP giving the customer more horsepower tn previous Focus models - available manual and automattctranmisson. e Added Occupant Classification Systemn to passenger seat as part of the Personai Safety System. AU REMANNO 2004 FORD FOCUS'8 ARE. PRICED TO CLtEARtIL"" Rebate iWuuded plus treight, ta and lic. *48 muniS red carpet lease, 20,000 km, KPY, plus freighi, ta and lic. Rebate imcluded. V-Village 's beautifying to dlean up BY ROBIN DOWNTON-POIRIER Special ta The Champion CoTee ampbellville Beautification bomte as adopted the area opposite St. David's Presbyterian Church on Main Street with plans to dlean it up and make it more attractive. "The area is quite a mess," said commit- tee member Harry Yates. "We have adopt- ed the name 'The Grove' for the area and have been cleaning it out and planting somne flowers that were donated to us. Il will require a lot of work to make it look astcay akpen nbyruhville' ui sosc Beautification Committee. The commiîtee, formed in 2001, has tackled many projeets over the past fevw years including garbage dlean-up (espe- cially in the spring>, hedge tnimming along Campbell Avenue West, planting of sever- al gardens, maintenance of the Conservation Halton park, and almost any- thing else that will enhance *Campbellville's beauty. With no funding at aIl, the committee depends on the dedication, tools, and sup- *plies of its volunteers as well as any dlona- tions received. -We are basically a group of concemed citîzens that aim to keep Campbellville beautiful," said committee chair Ruth Hull. -We have six people on the commitiee tand about a dozen volunteers that we can always rely on to work on the projeets. There are about another dozen or SO that help on occasion. Many of these people also, provide tools or trucks to transport material when we need il." Mr. Yates said approximately 200 volun- teer hours have been spent over the past few years in the committee's initiatives but more volunteers are always welcome. Ms Hull said the support of councillors Cindy Lunau and Jan Mowbray have ruade the task easier, as has help from the Town of Milton's public works department. For more information on the Campbellville Beautification Committee, contact Ruth Hull at (905) 854-3677. Last cali for nominations Tîme is runnîng out as the Foundation for Rural Living (FRL) makes its lust caîl for submîssîons for this year's sixth annual Awards of Rural Excellence. If you know of a projeet in your commu- nîty that deserves recognition, submit an application to FRL by Saturday. The Awards of Rural Excellence recog- nîze and honour rural communities, organ- izations and groups who, through pro- grams, projeets and initiatives act on their vision of a better rural Ontario. Nomination forms are available from the FRL at I Stone Rd. W. in Guelph or by - callîng (519) 826-4126. Or, visit www.fr1 on.ca.