Legions New Years Eve bash was a lot of fun Jinury7 Pages HappyNewYear couple ore local lads I hope you started lff78 off in in the band there Inn Cuth great style We did We were leader on the the New Year a Eve dance Ralph on piano John In the hall and had a terrific Browne on Jim Holmes on time The Blue Chips have bass and Murray Undo on five fellows in he band and a drums They played a wide selection of music to suit the taste of all present Some of the prize winners I was able to notice were Tom and June Gadiby Bob and Daphne Be mice and Steve Mr and Mrs MOM HER HANDS FULL Marilyn games at the Georgetown Mom and Wright her twin twoyear old sons Programme Steven and Jeffrey enjoys exercise And now comes Mrs John Well Christmas over for another year and the weather cooperated to let families and friends gel together for a happy time of friendship Trees loaded with presents beneath lots of Christmas goodies and good cheer everywhere However unfortunately Christmas was a sad occasion Limehouse news for some One young mans mother died two days before Christmas To them we extend our deepest sympathy At another home the father who had come home from the hospital had to go back on Christmas day for more teats and treatments which we hope will get him on the road to recovery and we wish better health in the New Year And now we ore facing a new year We ore handed It as If It were a clean unspotted sheet of paper A flower unblown a book unread a tree with fruit rated a path a house whose rooms lack yet the heart divine perfume a fountain yet un sealed a treasure with its gifta concealed This Is the year that for you waits beyond tomorrow mystic gates Happy to everyone Roy Slmpkln Peggy and Graham Payne Bill Moore and Edna Peggy Payne or Sheila Nightingale Mary and partner Fred Dickinson and partner A Chinese dinner served before midnight and we were all finished In time to wish our friends a happy New Year at bells As In past Gremlins wcroout relieving the Legion of most of our New Yean decorations Shame shame on you have been very quiet around Branch 120 the past two weeks but we did manage to liven things up a bit on Christmas Eve afternoon when George Howe on drums end Brian on piano en tertained in the lounge until m during which time we thoroughly enjoyed a tasty repast thanks to the thoughtfulneu of our singing Jimmy Randall who also favoured us with a few songs We celebrated Dorothy Wrights birthday and Alice and Tom Elliotts wedding anniversary Frank and Nicholson celebrated their anniversary on New Years Eve Congratulations to all of you Looking for some where to go and something to do this Saturday and Sunday Come on out to North Golf Club and lend your support to our two teams entered In district curling Who are on the teams you ask Well I am so you will have to come out and see who they are and root for them then One team won the last month remember Get out there early and get a good seat and let our branch know we- are behind them one hundred percent and good luck to all our members Now read this nil branch bowlers Zone bowling in Brampton will take place on Saturday January 17th at 9 a m Trevor Williams is putting up a list for you to sign you name on for this event Don t leave It to the other guy to do it for you get down to the branch and sign in please Get those bowling arms limbered up fellows and let a take them all on Good luck to Visitors from Island The families spent Christmas day with Mr and Mrs Ryan family at Jarvls Mr and Mrs Gordon Mcaford spent a few days at New Years w the John in Georgetown and the Bert Ben tons hero Mr and Mrs Bos and child have returned from a month in Holland where they helped celebrate his parent wedding anniversary and the Dutch Mr and Mra Sam Mllcham entertained around on Dec including Mr and Mrs Earnest Keller and family of Newmarket Mr and Mrs Fred Morgan of Bramp ton Mr and Mra Allen Stokes and family and Mrs Elaine Mllcham and family of Georgetown Mr and Mrs Mercure and of Streetsville Mr and Mrs Ballinafad danced the old year out By Winifred Smith The New Year Eve donee sponsored by the Community Centre Board was a success as usual A lively crowd danced the Old Year nut and the New Year In Music supplied by a disc Jockey Previous to the supper hour the draw look place It was won by Utile of Thornhlll Mr very generously donated ho If of his winnings bock to the com centre which was a fine gesture on his port A buffet supper of fried chicken salads etc was brought in which all enjoyed Mrs spent New Years in her new home Mr and Mrs Ernest McEnery were at Fergus on Sunday They visited with Mr Mra Murray Dyer and Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs L Marshall spent New Years with Mr and Mrs J Polo and family who live near Guclph Many relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Burt on the Fifth Line on Sunday to meet the newly married couple Mr and Mrs Ralph Mann The bride and her were dressed In the outfits they wore the week previous the wedding Mrs Frank Freeman assisted the hostess In the kitchen and the younger members of the Burt family served the guests refresh men Is which included a piece of wedding cake It was a very happy occasion and on op portunity for many who had not met the groom to do so and to offer congratulations and wish the couple a long and happy life together School started again this week for many of the boys and girls but young student from our neighborhood Is having la holidays extended Barry Wright son of Mr and Mrs Grant Wright com plained of pain on Saturday and after consulting their family doctor he was taken to Guclph General Hospital where It was found that Barry was suffering from An operation was performed at once and Barry is now progressing favourably in hospital We hope you will soon be home Barry and feeling as good as ever in a short time Mr Mrs Wilfred Burt visited with Mr and Mrs Robert Smith in Burlington on Sunday The Community Centre Hall Board are meeting this Monday evening to make plans Tor the dance coming up In about two weeks time They hove engaged Gary Pool a Orchestra Country The annual meeting of the Community Centre will be held on January a good at tendance is hoped for Fred Webster Peter and Lynn of ThornhiU and Mr Frank Classen of Timmins Mr and Mrs Kara and family of Green Bay Island spent Christmas with the Edgar Mr and Mrs Bill Karnand Robbie exchanged visits with Bill parents and family the Alvin Kam of London Mr and Mrs Fred had her father Mr Lome Noble Mr Mrs of Miss Kay Noble of Hamilton Mr Clayton Mask Grimsby Mr Mrs Larry Louth of Georgetown for Christmas with Mr Noble remaining for a longer visit Mr and Mrs Randy Banish ana Angela spent Eve with her parents in Toronto and Chrialmas Day with her parents Mr and Mrs Ingram and family at Rich mond Hill Coming soon TO HALTON HILLS the Dale Carnegie Course Some of the many ways the Dale Carnegie Course helps men and women Develop Greater Po ie and B a Better Convenal una t More Effect Be At Eoie Any Control on and Ann Better Undentnndm D Develop The r Po- Rehlon lent Ah ei Be At Your Beit Any Croup For Further Info mot on to or Harold 877 or Businoss Hours Prosontod By D And Associates all of you Say there member have you noticed our great looking new carpet Installed on the landing and stairs Looks terrific If Our place Is looking better all the time and we finished yet It such a good feeling to know we don t owe any money and wc are able to make these without going Into debt At this time I would like to thank all members of Branch 120 for their help during these past few weeks the Good Neighbour Service Beginning with the executive who donated Dave Norm Buckley Denny Wright Tom Harlow Jock Tlmpson Pat Chamberlain and Harold who helped move tables and chairs Linda Wright with deliveries Tut Harrison with cleaning up the place I up Betty Sondlfer with sorting Jean Mackenzie Meat Market and all the auxiliary members who helped me with sorting packing etc Helen Atkinson Alice Ell Nellie Bell June transportation and Grace Harrison I hope I forgotten any of you I did my best to write down all names Thanks to all of you for your he Car Club Draw No Winners McGilvroy Smith G Brownie IM Ted and There Is another arc nd somewhere and I put It In I Just happened to be at the branch on New Years Day when President Denny Wright gave out two awards to two members who were not present our Honours and Awards Night I was happy to see Lome Cross and Gordy King be recognized for the work they had done in years past for legion and Branch 120 in particular Even now whey they ore naked to do something no matter how little or barge they never say Their award reads The Royal Canadian Legion desires to express to King and Lome Georgetown Branch lor zealously upholding the tradition of our organization and devotion to the furtherance Its Ideals and activities These awards were signed by President of Ontario Command Dave Speaking for Lome and himself expressed their gratitude for receiving their awards and added that they hove enjoyed any pari on their port towards making our legion the great place it Is at no thought of personal recognition By nil members pulling together be It work or enjoyment we will always make sure that our branch stays the great branch It Is Harry Atkinson goes back to work this week after many months layoff due to Illness Take It easy young fellow Steve will be returning hospital this month for more work done on his back Good luck Steve Len went in hospital Just before Christmas we wish him Happiness is live en lirtolnment in our lounge on Fr days Beginning Jon Br wlUbeonolono and George It owe the Ministry of Energy Ontario REPORT ON THE ALIGNMENT OF THE HYDRO TRANSMISSION ROUTE BETWEEN POINT 33 NEAR C0LBECK AND POINT 95 NEAR The Province Ontario by Order In Council No O 75 dated the tenth day of Juno 1975 authorized and directed the En vironmental Hearing Board to review information pertaining to that portion of the approved Hydro transmission route Bradley Jurction to Georgetown between point 33 near and point near Limehouse as identified In the Ontario Hydro Bradley Georgetown Environmental Report and conduct the public meetings necessary to determine If the selected alignment between those points could be modified in any way that having regard for reasonable cost would minimize the impact on the agricultural land and undesirable focts upon the environment and report Its findings to the Minister of Energy The Environmental Hearing Board having reviewed the In formation and conducted public meetings has submitted Its report to Minister of Energy Copies of the report can be obtained by mailing the coupon to the Ministry of Energy Welleiley Street West Toronto Copies of the report are on view at tho municipal offices of THE TOWNSHIP OF EAST LUTHER GRAND VALLEY THE VILLAGE OF GRAND VALLEY THE TOWNSHIP OF EAST GARAFRAXA THE TOWNSHIP OF ERIN THE TOWN OF HALTON HILLS HALTON HILLS All comments on the report of the 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