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Legion Lines By Rom rap ion Well Comrades our Branch had a successful weekend in more than one On Saturday the Imperial Section hi the Branch held their annual dance and It wai most suc cessful It was well attended and several awards were given to deserving recipients Our hospital was given a cheque for their physiotherapy room and the Blue Chips band proved once again to be tup notch entertainment It also Branch busy place over week always go on convsjctlotM believing our color party and our band are the best so It came as no surprise to us when after dinner they announced that Branch lioa color party was lint and the pipe band from Branch 120 was also first Congratulations everyone Our Auxiliary color party members were Mary Russell Nancy Pa ten on Jessie Johnson led by Sgt At Arms Marg Clarke Branch mem were Bob Wait John and Greg Ball led by Ernie Pat Chara- paraded as Zone St At a behalf of Ihe Georgetown District J Hospital was presented with a cheque at the dance by Wright Smith president of the Imperial The cheque was or LOU EOERTON and wife stand by their dining room suite which they won from the recent Air Cadet Draw at the rail fair shows what dedication hard were accorded the finest work and comradeship can do hospitality and treated to a for the community beautiful dinner by the Ladles While away on our Fall Aux and our are off to District Convention meeting them catering for an unknown on Sunday we had an en of guests but long meeting George Grelg Piper from followed by a terrific parade our band had the honor of Back at Qakvllle Branch we piping In the bead table guests MRS NELLIE FOX daughter of the Comrade Charlie received a Past Presidents Medal at the Dance JIMMY centre was presented with a Past Secretarys medal at the Imperial Section dance Left Is Jimmy Murphy with right Harry Bottoms Anna Members In the pipe band on parade were Bob who along with his height plus the feather bonnet demands a second look when he wields that mace The Family George BUI and Don Allen Bill McCartney Don Bums Tom Wolfe John McLean Dave Gord Johnston Bob DenhamandJoeGoudy There were two bands from Burlington one pipe and one drum and bands from Hamilton Brentford St Calharinea and IngersoU Our band had the honor of leading the parade and all Its local and Legion dignitaries from the OakvllleTrafalgar High School to the town cenotaph and after the service back down to the beat Branch Saturday afternoon saw a few ambitious members of the section ably assisted by first vice president Harold of the Branch busy setting up and stage and other Important Items looked after that all goes Into making a successful dance The Blue Chips were on the band stand at with a repertoire of music to please all ago groups At there was a break in the dancing to allow the dancers to catch their breath and witness several presentations C Alex Goldle called on Harry Bottoms to present the past secretarys medal to Comrade James Murphy who ac companied by much applause pagi Public hall bylaw far from ready A model bylaw concerning public hall licensing has been hanging in the air for almost one year now and after Tuesday evenings general administration committee meeting It became apparent that its fate will not be soon decided The model bylaw submitted by Fire Chief Ken Bulkema is based on the regulation bylaw on public hall licensing drawn up by the province There are two main pur poses of this bylaw We are 1 111 under the old public hall licensing bylaw and it is a technical requirement under provincial legislation Municipalities have to draw up their own public ball licensing bylaw and that particular statue Is to be dealt with by the municipality explained Chief However Chief pointed out that this is not his main in drawing up the bylaw The main purpose of this bylaw Is to promote life safety for public gatherings When you are dealing with public safety everything has to be considered Councillor Roy Booth agreed that the bylaw Is necessary however sections which he did not agree with when the first model bylaw was proposed were once again questioned by the councillor Looking at this bylaw Its obvious that some of the halls I cant say so much for Acton or some of the surrounding areas but I know for many In Georgetown that they will be illegal If this draft is carried through They would be Illegal by probably a very narrow margin however they still would be Illegal I do agree that we need a bylaw but I Ihlnk we will have to relax on certain parts of It continued Councillor Booth Councillor Booth expressed concern over certain sections such as churches not requiring a licence when they rent out Sections of this bylaw places all responsibility on the tire chiefs This leaves too much discretion on he fire chiefs behalf There Is no reason why the fire chiefs should have so much discretionary power con eluded Councillor Booth Councillor Rick Morrow made the recommendation that the two fire chiefs Chief Ken and Chief C Holmes roach a mutual agreement and together draw up a model bylaw Picket second in Erin show TENDERPADS OF THE PACK Fourteen Ten derpads of the Georgetown Cub and Scout Pack of flcully became Wolf Cubs at last weeks ceremonies The new Cubs are front row left to right Brian Stone Jimmy Teetiel Ken Patrick middle row left to right Andrew Hughes Sean Todd Griffiths Adam DJuk Jay Anderson back row left to right Andrew Victor Lango Brian Thorn Paul 0 and Ken Artisans agree on Cedervale rent An agreement among the recreation department the general administration committee and the Credit Valley Artisans was finally reached at last Tuesday committee meeting con the rental of the cot tage at Cedsrvale The Artisans will be using the cottage for arts and crafts programs far both members in ft group and for the com as well A nominal rental fee of will be charged due to act that the artisans still a young group ore working under a small budget The small rental will allow the group to purchase necessary equipment such as a kiln looms easels pottery wheels etc Necessary renovations to the cottage will also cut Into the artisans budget The agreement stated that In the event that artisans cease to exist or In the event that they cease to serve the community and exist for the financial benefit of Its mem bers the artisans will agree to donate equipment to the town to enable the town to continue service to the community It was olio agreed that the recreation department has the right to use or rent tho facility at times when ho artisans arent using the cottage The artisans will be working for and with the community In the areas of supplying courses and programs on various arts and crofts An alternate fire exit has to be Installed before the artisans can move In and make full use of the facility It Is hoped that the fire exit will be Installed by the end of this month High quality breeding was evident among the 1S1 shown by exhibitors at tho WestCentral Ontario Championship Show In Erin where the top animals from tho area covered by the ten counties east of Oxford and west of York compete for district honours Visitors from New Zealand Germany Scotland and England were among the large Interested ringside Spring Farms won the Premier Breeder and Premier Exhibitor banners with Claude Picket Georgetown second for Premier Breeder and Farms Ltd Brampton In runner up position for Premier Exhibitor The J union Champion bull son of Ideal Reflector shown by Farm AUIston and Valentlna Farm Georgetown at the top of the bull calf class FLORISTS GIFT a FLORAL NEEDS 8776901 it SFtWSUp Bast of Main St BUSINESS DIRECTORY I OPTOMETMSIS II Business Personal Stationary Letterheads arc our specialty Choose a creative design and we will print them up fast Business cards forms pamphlets Main St Georgetown not KNOX ANNIVERSARY BEEF DINNER Friday October 24th AT PM KNOX CHURCH HALL corner of Main and Church Streets ADULTS Special arrangements for Business People on Dinner Hours ANNOUNCEMENT In an effort to 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