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THE HERALD Wednesday 13 lMf Page II Welcome to 120 Legion Lines By llama Tlrapton First thing I wish to do is wish a belated Happy Anniversary to Maggie and Jimmy Murphy who are In Milton Manor Sorry I dido know in time for last week a column The Auxiliary and Branch members at Branch 120 join me In wishing both of you Nothing but the best An Invitation is extended from Branch 197 Acton to come up to their branch this Saturday for a Benefit Dance for Branch Branch bad the misfortune of having a fire completely gut their j building Acton Legion have opened up their branch Tor this dance and all proceeds will go to Legion Tickets are a couple Dancing music will be provided by The Reflections Having been to Acton I can vouch for the hospitality it terrific Their Legion Is beautiful and can commodate over guests I would sincerely suggest that oil who are reading this con getting up a party and having yourselves a great time and at the same time help out an organization that spends ita time and money helping others Now that they need help lets pitch In and show them they t alone In the struggle to get back on their feet The phone number in Acton to call to reserve your ticket or to find out further information Is Hope to see all of you there Plan to go early to get Beating accommodation The bus comes back from the Ex about or shortly after so you 11 have time to freshen up and take off to Acton No bus going up so make your own transportation arrangements The Acton legion is on Fairy Lake Go straight ahead at the our corners in Acton follow the lake a few blocks and it a on your right You can t miss it At an executive meeting last week we were advised that The Chips will be playing for our New Years Eve dance Those who have heard them previously will know they will enjoy themselves and those who haven t danced to their fine music have a treat In store Plans are underway to enlarge the dancing area in the Lounge Now don get excited This Is is going to be a alight enlargement as this room was not primarily designed to be mainly for dancing It is a lounge with a dance area for those desiring to dance when the mood and music strikes them To cut down on the silting area would be practical The dance floor is only full on Friday and Saturday evenings It depends on the entertainment bow full it will get Come fall the dances will start upstairs Again it will depend on how good the bands are as to how successful Saturday nights will Holland visitors sights By Mrs A Mrs Van Essen and Miss Maria Holtman of Holland sister and niece respectively of Mr Frank spent a holiday with the here and on Georgian Bay near Parry Sound Congratulations to lona and Larry Louth who were married In the Anglican Church In Glen Williams on Saturday Mrs of London visited with the Nobles and here for a few days We wish a speedy recovery to Miss Dorothy Thompson who recently underwent surgery Guelph Mrs Ralph Turner Is home after more than six weeks at Mission City Victoria and British Columbia Red Deer and Calgary Alberta Mr and Mrs Howard and sons Nell and Robert of Vancouver are visiting with his brother Jack and his wife Went down to the branch on Friday night the first time in several weeks and hit a great night Pete Edge had a good selection of records and we had a great group of visitors down as guests I had the pleasure of meeting Dorothy of Brisbane Australia who is here for a 12 week visit A most delightful lady who has filled us in on the life style Australians and their fascinating ways We had a really good group of Liverpudlians with us Joseph Bums Liverpool John Connor Liver pool John Bums Liverpool Pat Connor Liverpool Mrs Elizabeth Borwell Liverpool who delighted us with a song Liverpool Blues Margaret Conner Liverpool Mrs Mary Conner Liverpool Clem and North Bay Branch 33 is a pastpresident of the Ladles Auxiliary in North Bay Arnold Cooper Scotland Mr Gordon Northern Ireland Bill and Betty Norman Halifax Nova Scotia We welcome you nice people to our town and to our branch We hope your visit is a happy one and you will come to our Branch often before you return I hope you gals from have the Slosh and Alley Cat all straightened out so you can go back home and get all your friends started on it You did very well Jim and Kathy Watson are first timers to our lounge and we welcome Steve Hiilier is home from hospital and recuperating nicely Take it easy Steve Thelma Is In hospital Georgetown and we hope Thelma will be home soon Auxiliary members on our sick list are Marg Porter who is in Peel Memorial and Mrs Mable Cain who Is in Georgetown Mrs is also in Georgetown Mrs Maggie Murphy in Milton Manor fell one day during a Taint period and is In hospital In the Manor second floor I understand Maggie took another tumble out ol bed poor dear Please take a minute out of your busy day and send these members a cardtohelpcheerthemupand let them know they are not forgotten What could moke them happier than to awake from a nap and find a pile of mall waiting for them to Busses for the Ex will be will be checked off on the list so be sure to have your Ex ticket and bus ticket for over 11 years of age Busses will return about pm Tickets to be given out from B to 10 p m all this week at the branch Crib Captains on Aug Make note of that and I will remind you later on Joe hopes that darts will start on Wed September 3rd Speaking to Jean Held the other day Jean says that Legion Bowling will start also on Wednesday September 3 and Ladles Industrial darts will start on Monday Sep tember due to the holiday the Monday before Good Heavens that s only three weeks away Hear ye hear ye Let it be known that our Joe won three games of Crib from our Roy last week How was the fellows Guelph is Guelph Hall is Hall and never the twain shall meet The answer to the question of whether or not there is a connecting link between the new housing development off Hall Road and Street may rest on the decision to rename the access road to be used by the new residents Monday s works committee was addressed by Barney managing director of the Toronto based con firm that has built the semidetached homes occupying land at the eastern edge of town Entrance to the houses Is only gained from Hall Road with a physical boundary of trees and median to further separate the bouses from the highway One concern Is the fact that labelling the street Guelph Street as proposed by cocmcJl will discourage buyers explained Mr Alper Everyone knows that Street Is Highway Seven Confusion could also exist If the houses were numbered with Street residential numbers with no Immediate access from Guelph Street for people attempting to locate the new addresses All deliveries must come from Hall Road proposal has been Banbury Lane Plans for the project were epproved by Hal ton Hills council the regional of and the Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation but it was still undecided by the works committee whether the plans turning circle or direct access to the nigh way at permitted a ti Collision on 7 First Aid competitions ARE GETTING READY for In teraatlonal Rescue and First Aid Association Competition to be held later this month Glen Chopman Wilcox Jim Jenkins Bob Crawford John with casualty Gomel Cameron and coach Tom Massena prepare far the time limited competition held in Minneapolis Minnesota A serious accident Involving two cars and unknown third vehicle resulted In damage to the cars of Don of Crescent and John Madsen of MJsilssauga totalling over The collision occurred when the Glllanders vehclle at tempted to avoid a collision with the unknown car The collision occurred Friday evening on Highway in front of the Market Centre A minor collision did less than damage to the cars involved Ross Yahlro and Judith Shrubsole both of Georgetown collided at the Intersection of Campbell Gate and Road A collision on private property did an estimated damage to the cars of Don Dodge and Conrad Parent of Georgetown The collision occurred at Mountalnview Road the end of the narrow roadway serving the homes I don agree with ch the name In fact I dont even know why we approved this project In the first place stated Councillor Era Hyde The houses are squashed In there enough At the time the project was proposed R A Winter con sultant for the firm was to have agreed to the Street name with two street signs to designate the section of road If that was the case I would not be here now replied Mr Alper Bob Austin engineer for the town of did not recall any regar ding a turning circle that would meet Halton rHHs road standards The circle must be M feet in radius to permit the removal of snow The town engineer Is now checking the plans filed to see whether or not the two Streets will actually meet Until such time as a final decision is made the builders will have to wait to name their street No trouble to get new telephone in Georgetown I am more happy to tell you that two of our members who haven t been very active the past while are getting into action again and have taken on of special Interest First we have Henry Buster Hale who will look after an Honors and Awards Committee and then there Walter who will be chairing our Anniversary Committee These two very fine fellows will undoubtedly do an excellent Job Nice to have you working with us again fellows and If you need help Just holler Car Club Draw No Betty MacLeod Bill Kirk 411 Bemie Poetic R Hamilton Cyril and 87 Norton Entertainment for Friday AugustlSwlllbeD DJ and for Saturday August It J another D J In closing I would again remind you of the benefit dance in Acton folks According to Bill Barnes public affairs manager for Bell Canada homeowners in the Marywood Meadows sub division will not be faced with tefepbone hookup problems as did many residents in a new subdivision in Many the residents of the subdivision located on Orenda and Kennedy Road will have to wait months for their phone connections However Mr Barnes Hinted that Just because we had problems in does not mean we will have problems everywhere Mr Barnes explained that because the occupancy dale Tor the subdivision was uncertain there was a severe delay In phone con He further explained that whenever a subdivision is built Bell Canada automatically place heir lines in the ground Connecting the residential telephones to the ground lines are no problem but a delay often occurs in the hookup from the subdivision lines to the main line which serves the area Mr Barnes suggested that If homeowners Inform Bell Canada of a definite date of occupancy their telephone should be in service by the time the homeowners move in Mr Barnes reassured residents Meadows that As we see it today there will be no problems in the phono hook ups for that subdivision One more time for hall rental Hopefully the town general administration committee has dealt with the rental rates for the community hall at the Gordon Memorial Arena for the last time The committee three weeks ago approved a rccom mentation to be sent to council concerning the proposed rates as drafted by Pat facilities superintendent for Halton Hills However at the Ballinafad news Blue Mountain visit great trip last council meeting Coun Roy Booth requested hat the general ad ministration Itcc have another look at the rates When the rental rates ap peared on Monday night a general administration committee agenda Booth was not present to express his complaints of the proposed rates Thus the rates were not changed and will remain at per night rental fee with a liquor license and per night without a liquor license Mayor Tom Hill stated that bethought these rates were set too high for the facility I think the rates arc a little high for what the facility has to offer There isn even anything there to ball a kettle Mr Sheehan then went to explain that the recreation department would pay a supervisor a fee of lis a night whenever an would be using the facility This would Insure that no liquor laws arc being broken or that no vandalism occurs However Mayor Hill did not it necessary hire such supervision We don need supervision That a what the police are here for to supervise Councillor Morrow agreed with Mr have a million dollar facility sitting there and I think It would be a good investment to have a supervisor for a night to make sure everything la going the way it should be Despite Mayor Hilt protests the committee decided to leave the rates as they were set before They will now once again be presented to town council By Winifred Smith David and Robert Pearson Cf John and Beth Pearson of Tarn spent last week with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Jesse McEnery Stiles on vacation The guest speaker In charge of the service on Sunday was Mr Clark of Georgetown Next Sunday the ore arranging a service of war ship Several ladles from accepted the in vitatlon of the last Thursday when they hoarded a bus at Brisbane Comer With the addition of and a number of friends including some gentleman all the seats on the ft bus were filled The destination was Colllngwood A picnic lunch was enjoyed at a park which featured the Blue Mountain as a backdrop Some took the ride In the up and down the mountain Most however boarded the bus and were driven up the narrow winding The view from the top of the mountain wo fantastic Some time was spent strolling around and taking pictures Safely down on the level again the group went on a sh tour through the Blue Mountain Pottery Then on to the display and sales building where the beautiful finished bought There was also tour through a beautiful furnished home which was enjoyed The weather was Ideal and the good bus driver Mr Clarence Denny made it trip to remember There were four delegates from Ballinafad in attendance at the PC nomination meeting held Fergus on August J Johnson mayor of Mount Forest was the candidate elected to run In the upcoming Ontario election He will be running in place of the Hon John Root who is retiring The new riding is Wellington Dufferln Peel and Includes part of the area which is in Erin Township Mrs Beta Shortlll tiled her daughter Lillian to Holly New York last Ruth and Richard Shortlll attended the Fun Fair at Eden Mills on Saturday and report having a good time Doris and Wolly Ella have returned after pleasant holiday in the western provinces Doris told of an Incident at the Calgary Stampede The couple were in the crowd leaving the grounds when she said to her husband There a from Ballinarad Wolly said Cant be It must be someone who looks like her She was lost in the crowd but on returning home Doris found out that she was in fact correct Leo and were present at Stampede at the same time quite a surprise to see someone you know to far from your own small village Mr and Mrs Jimmic Milter of Toronto vlsisted with the Marshalls on Sunday Choose TILDEN ANDREW MURRAY MOTORS Are you NEW TOTOWN or you uit moved into a new Would like to call on you with HOUSEWARMING GIFTS informotlon about your new location The 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