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Page 10 THE HERALD Wednesday January 1171 The Hills are alive with the sound of BINGO Jnanlta Roberta left It bingo tarda and say the play about three time a week May Wheeler right card and says just on Wednesdays BINGO I The man at the lifts up a numbered ping ana a hush falls over tbe crOwoeatuuiUMcaua gut l 3 Then to the sounds of hundreds of clear plastic chips being slapped down a voice from the audience call out Bingo A groan rises from the crowd a checker con firms Chat games are held two or three nights a week Ha too and draw cro ranging in age from sixteen to senior who get a free nek from their homes to he games Games are at the Eft Hall and legion halt a Georgetown and Acton BINGOl Story and photos By GEORGE EVASHUK Herald photofeature ibers at the Legion In BINGOl To add a little spice to the games various combinations of are made such as filling in all the numbers for a Jackpot prize or filling in two lines on the card Proceed from Bingo games go to support local charities As well the town taxes the games based on the prize money So If you are looking for mild excitement with the chance to win a few dollar and meet a cross section of a few cards graba handful of and wait hope and cross your fingers while the caller says Under the 0 M Who knows maybe you II yourself suddenly calling out BINGO Mrs Matilda Hall of Erin says with tongue la for about Myeara BINGOl Christine and Bob Moo tie Ih play Bingo together at he Legion Hall Just before this picture was takes Bob was winner BINGO Every Wednesday at Royal Canadian Legion p m EARLY BIRDS 16 Regular Games at Jackpot in 58 number must go plus 2 OTHER SPECIAL GAMES Proceeds to Retarded Children Minor Sports Georgetown tal The most important time of all to save electricity Georgetown and district high school student at a Legion game Darlrne plays with her mother and a friend Were In Place For All Your and ELECTRICAL NEEDS SELECTR0H0ME HUMIDIFIERS PORTABLE HEATERS SUNBEAM SMALL APPLIANCES WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR GERJUE ELECTRIC 9 ARMSTRONG AVE 877226465 The demand for in Ontario reaches in the evening cold winter weekdays Between and 7 everyones for dec Many factories stores and offices are still open Street light are on he kids are home from school parents home from work evening meals art being prepared And the heating system has to work harder It all adds up Demands for ity have been increasing at a pace that tan no longer be met The rale of growth must be redueed You ean help by avoid ing the big like baking waslmiL and drying between and 7 Make sure that unused lights and appliances arc off Jake it easy on the hot water Please do all you can to save electricity a VERY Sal Ends Sat Jan 22nd SPECI PURCHASE I 3 Fashion Patterns compare 2 Pee Bath Mat Sets Terr value on those seta soft ne washable nylon25 polyester Choose tram ve des ana Check or Appro 21 non skid back bath mat with matching seat I d In fashion shades to complement your bath No Ha no hatha Conserve energy The future depends on It GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN MARKET CENTRE ft MB