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THE HERALD Wetfncwlay September m Legion The Royal Canadian Legion Lines B Mixed Darts will begin on Tuesday Sept 13th and if any of you want a really good night out our is the place to be dont participate in darts have been down on a Tuesday and more group is hard to find As Johnny Olson of The Price is Right says Come On Down Darts start at fl and they arc looking for more members So now we have something of interest for one all nights of the week beginning with Mondays Mens Crtb Ladies Darts Tuesdays Mixed Darts Wednesdays Mens Darts Bingo and Mixed Bowling Thursdays are open with the exception of the third Thurs of the month being the Auxiliary General Meeting and the fourth Thursday set aside for the Branch General meeting Fridays and Satur days ore our dance nights usually with a different J each night With memoers in branch and members in the Auxiliary It isnt hard to figure out why our place so busy and so popular It all just fun and games though In many cases serious thought lias been put into a dance dinner our ways and means com mil tee constantly trying to come up with various ideas that bring In money so we can gc generously to all organizations and ions that require our help The end result is close bond between Branch 120 and our We have excellent coopera tion ith our Ladies Auxiliary who work hard and often at many projects besides serv ing meals Tins is with them recently matching the Branches or the Georgetown Arena Fund If there are those of you who are eligible to to the and its line auxiliary give membership chairman Mac McLean a call for further particulars and also Doris Clarke of the Auxiliary Get in on the good limes and be part of the action in town We have our annual Corn thin at Bill Hunters place and if you dont now how to get to Bills enquire at the bar and they will explain it With the kids having he Christmas Tree and picnic pretty much their own we arc not hat children to the Corn Roast and are not preparing for them This Sunday Is for the members and Auxiliary and their better halt see bulletin board The grill will hungry Tickets will be on sale for the laiyboy chair Monk is a trifle disap pointed In the response for Auxiliary memorabilia so y to give her borne clippings and pictures for her Auxiliary Its coming along but slowly There Is only another week left Our Summit reports are now In with the exception of a few who didnt make the dead line Thanks to all who cooperated the report from John McLean Secretary for the Band the had a very busy 1871 with in one month and on occasion theyve even doubled up on the sjme day with J performances is Pipe Major and says if anyone is interested in Joining the Pipe Hand they are most welcome to come down to the Georgetown Armories on ruesdiy evening around and discuss it with lum So yuu fellows who have a desire to play the pipes or drums the opportunity awaits you on a Tuesday evening Combined with past parades our paraded Mon day tSept AIM in Labour Day Parade and on Saturday Sept they will be at the Fair going men Another excellent report came from Ann Smith a Commanding Officer of our Air Cadet Squadron No and I will have a more detailed column about the super guys and gals that belong to the squadron in a later column Bob Willies as Ways and Means chairman lias some pretty good nights coming up In October so watch this col umn and your Summit for the details Still on the Summit we will be looking for volunteers to put it all together In a week or so If interested see me call me me or let the executive know you arc to give us a few hours of your time once a month This is a good unity for the mem to keep busy Our Branch Trophies arc gelling beginning this month Sept when the Dean Trophy or rrwillbcpluyedfor Watch the Sports board for further det ails In October the the Sam Trophy for will be point of interest two days in November will be set aside or the two remaining trophies Nov the Fred Gilmer trophy for Darts and followed up with Nov the Sam Trophy for Crib Ill remind you as the time goes by of those dales but it will be on your Summit calendar memb- so much going on at our Branch we arc bound to run Into overlapping things to do This a problem The Oktoberfest trip to Kitchener Is cancelled for the 14th of October but come what may we be going on the of November instead With an Elimination Dance planned at the Branch for the 14th it really fair to take people away From that So Plan to go to Kitchener Nove mber with us Members will be first on the list then if seats are available your friends are most welcome to join us But I am getting a little ahead of myself The first tour is set for October and It Is to Andres Wines in Winona Wine cheese and crackers are to be served after the short tour the winery and after we leave there we will make a visit to another Branch How docs that sound Later on much later a visit to Is planned with perhaps a side tnp to Stay nor so for those who want to do a little travelling were trying to please you Commission sets corn price By J Stanley The Farm Income Stablllia tlon Commission of Ontario has announced a support price of per bushel for corn sold In the crop year September 1 1977 to August 1978 The Ontario support price Is based on per cent of the average market prices for previous live years plus an adjustment for cash product ion costs Establishment of the Ontario price follows a recent announcement by the federal government of a per bushel support level under the federal plan he average market price for the 1977 crop year will not be determined until the middle of September If that price is less than however prod ucer enrolled In the Ontario plan can expect a net payment of at least eight cents per bushel The Ontario plan Is funded one third by producers and twothirds by Ontario gov ernment The producers share will be deducted from the payment More than 11500 corn producers enrolled in the 1977 Ontario com plan Claims forms for the 1B77 crop year will be mailed to participating producers Forms must be filled out and returned with receipts attach for payment lo be made in our lounge this Friday Is Boots and on Saturday It will be Norm Eyres Draw No 9 wa Karen Telford Jim McArlhux 296 Lee THANKS GEORGETOWN For the support you gave in the fight against Muscular Dystrophy collecting ALSO MANY THANKS TO Dennis Wilson Jane Sykes Francis Patrick Paula Ransberry Wayne Big John Meditation Systems Brampton and education Worlds largest marine life park is fascinating fun for all ORLANDO Ha cntril has murine shows ifc irk it is three hts one involving not The park litest who St Shan bin school studtnis College inn from I the astern by pound St lies Mti tin not entertaining performed it the marine life provides an opportunity iu isdnl jilvintmt fur the to lean Knowledge about the lilestylc and intn and its inhabitants social of I I whale hi lit is the Luges of spoof on television Sci World irks in the shows is the lor the States Its ictes thrilling perform inee- of Atlantic in the Game Game show Performing sea lions and otters join I Google the elephant seal in the Ding- Circus Watching these intelligent animals perform is only part ol the Sea World story The insites to gel close to the animals at special areas designed for feeding and pelting dolphin and Things are jumping at Six Flags Theme Park rib renin SUNFLIGHT Florida Showcase Orlando Florida Gulf Coast r from Florida Gulf with r Sanibel Island from South Seas Plantation from Miami Beach from Suncruise from Fort Lauderdale from South Padre Island from Nassau from from 279 Jamaica from Cuba wh breakfast lunch from Antigua from 439 Barbados from 349 St Lucia from 399 Puerto Rico from 399 Aruba from Contadora Island from Coiumel Mexico from from Ixtapa Iron 429 HawaiiOahu Hawaii Islands Oahu plus Hawaii or Maui from Hawaii 3 Islands Oahu Kauai ft Hawaii from Sun cruises Caribbean r 549 ABC Charters to Londor ABC Charter to Tampa from from dale ABC Charter to Ft Laude PRICES INCLUDE AIR TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION LUGGAGE TRANSFER BETWEEN AIRPORT HOTEL Accommodation and other feature listed In the or anemone and observing and ceding some of hun dreds of waterfowl The largest min- coral reef is the basis tor the Creation of a Reef show presented at Sea World Atlantis Theatre Wonder Woman Superman and the other perform speed skims kne flying ski jump ins boat billet and even magic in tins aqua tic Other areas at Sea World intitule the Japanese Village where Am recreate almost lost art of pearl and where sis pearl bearing oysicr riie Village fea Hires Polynesian enter aliment and dining in a south seas island selling the show areas are localcd the Sea World re search where the park team of experts arc in in proiects to enable scientists around the world learn more about the animals Mtnniu lull In at Or on World of Florida The high one of the many ierVrmuiii in kill Slum1 nil- Guard I londa Marine Patrol and Department of Nam Resources Admission to Sea Woild is adults for I he world favorite comic hook characters come life in the to the Siipcrlcrocs ski that live in the oceans One such program is the He ie lied Animal Rescue learn on till child re 12 v Sea World is located near Or indoit the intersection of Ike lint I milcscistof Walt Disney World SI LOUIS MO worlds tallest thnll ndc will he the stellar attraction at Six Mags Over in 197H The theme park located just minutes west of St Louis will intro duce Sky a fool tall parachute drop Guests will be lifted to the top of Sky Chutcr for a breath inking view of more than HO shows and at tractions the park offers as well as the surrounding countryside Suddenly they will be dmpped in a controlled free fall to the ground the of sky diving Besides Sky Six lags will present an exciting array of seven shows all new for 197S from stage spectaculars to puppets to celebrity concerts in the park Old Glory Am phitheater Six is still home to Ihc world famous record breaking Eagle The Eagle is the worlds largest roller coaster as authenticated by the edition of the Guinness of World Records A maze of walkways set among beautiful landscaping allows guests to set their own pate as they explore Six I lags The theme park rides shows and at Tactions arc in six themed areas lhit represent the six flags that have had an impact on the Midwest There arc a variety of shops and restaurants picnic grounds animals skill games sidewalk artists craftsmen m wood and glass that round out the experience of anyone of any age at the theme park Six flags one price children under free or 7i for two ton sctuiive dap towers jit Parks shows and at tractions Six Flags is open weekends beginning April through May 14 It will m until 10 from May through September The fall finds the park open from Sep tember through October 29 weekends only Tips on great American Trip el i the Automobile great American trip Whether it a good or a bad one depends on how well you Plan Chetk your driver license ownership papers and insur ance Be aware of insurance requirements in other Canada doesnt demand any special auto insurance but Mexico has coverage rules if you be there more than Automobile clubs are a great source of information maps and alternate Oil companies offer guides broken down geographical regions on where to stay where to eat For extreme temperatures and terrain make sure your ear is properly tuned and equipped Be sure your jack is in working order and test- load your luggage in trunk or top rack before you go GOLDEN BIRD LOW COST HOLIDAYS Winter 197879 Departures from Toronto JJ Nassau TED TYLER TRAVEL SERVICE TED TYLER TRAVEL SERVICE your vacation PASSPORT PHOTOS Cameras films Accessories EATIVE ENTRE Georgetown Market Fish Chips WORLD IN presenting CUNARDS QUEEN ELIZABETH II The Greatest Ship In The World 0 a presentation films Representatives of the canard office and the tourist boards of Japan Indian and Africa will be on hand to answer questions 21day 14day and 7day of the world cruise 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