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THF HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday August 19 Jim Dandies take holds first in Ballinaf ad 76th donation Legion Lines J T Hayes Branch IZOPfU Gerard Wilcox did his part to help the Georgetown Branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society to bolster the province wide blood at the Holy Cross Church in Georgetown Monday The occasion marked the lime Mr Wilcox had donated blood Registered Nurse Heather Ingham is seen here preparing Mr Wilcox After he donated blood Flo Street the cochairman of the Georgetown Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic presented Mr with a plaque In recognition or his donating blood times Herald Photo Todays Wa Day Jean Narey Most lone hands landry High gent Beraice Preston second Lois Richardson Most lone hands Car Club Really getting down to the wire the big night is Friday Sept This weeks winners 183 Barb Charles 264 Frank King John 169 Gerald Williams 3H8 Joyce Marshall 345 Neil Walsh Entertainment on Saturday Aug 26 We are having a corn roast at the branch You all know what a good time we have on this night We still talk about the last one I organized and thats about 10 years ago Music for this one by ReRun Saturday afternoon meat draw This weeks winners Ken Jones Shell Lawr Betty Brown Red Bea Clark Eric Clarke Ron McCausland June Nicholson Gord King Brian Herman Nicholson Nadine Bradley The steaks were won by Grace Hamilton Darts The Wednesday night darts league gets underway on Aug 30 By BETTY Bailinafad Correspondent After playing five games with calm coolness tight defence and brilliant offence the Jim Dandies took first place in the A Division in the Georgetown tournament The first game played on Friday night against a Georgetown team ended with a score of 110 From then on seemed to be the magic number with the ladies winning the next two games with a score of and the fourth game was won with the score of The final championship game played at o clock on Sunday ended with the score 1410 The pit clung was consistently outstanding for all five games The pitching controlled the batters to only hit ting high pop or grounders in the infield for the majority This excellent pitching was recognized when both pitchers Sandra and Marion Lumbers won most valuable player award One award was given per team for each game Lisa Longstreet was voted most valuable player in the final cham game when she hit a home run which knocked in a total of three runs Prior to her hit the score was 87 for Bailinafad The Jim Dandies were feeling the pressure of such a close score With Lisa home run the Jim Dandies were able to continue the game with renewed confidence Vi vian Bremner had several home runs and triples to her credit dur all five games Martin and Carol Ann See were note for their defencive play and terrific hitting ability What really kept the team s spirits up m this final game was the ever cheering fans They were a constant source of faith in the team The Jim Dandies thanks them all for their support Needless to say coach Jim Bailey is on all time high His strategy of no and no sex during a tournament seems to have worked Special thanks to Doug for helping Jim with the coaching Both coaches are to be commended in their coaching skills The ladies return to their regular season play on Monday Aug 14 when they meet B B Brats Game starts at 6 m at M Bennett School in Acton A small number attended the Beach Party Dance at the Com munity Centre on Saturday Aug The deejay had a hard time keeping the party rolling The crownd numbering around peo ple did enjoy the luxury of an crowded dance floor The menu was thoroughly enjoyed As usual there was oodles to go around Low attendance was at tnbuted to competing dances on this evening as well as vaca The next dance in the village will be the Com Roast Dance in September Stay tuned for more details in upcoming col limns and the August community newsletter This Saturday Aug 19 is War riors Day at the C I once more remind members on the Sgt At Arms behalf the bus will leave the branch at 30 a m sharp and leave the C N E to return at sharp Our guests from post will be arriving on Friday Aug 18 There are still a few tickets available for the Friendship Dinner to be held Friday evening Music will be by Norm and Audrey Eyre If you cannot make the dinner come on down to the lounge on Saturday night to toast our American friends from Plymouth music again by Norm and Audrey Friday Night Euchre Time change play now starts at 8 30 High Lady Vi Hewitt second EVENING SPECIAL After 6 DoftuU I Dally on ml at OPEN2Houn 306 Gutlph SI 8731211 Doruit Exploring New Horizons I returned to parttime studies at Launer to keep current with going on in the world The courses are of the highest quality and youre encouraged to explore new ideas university broadens your mind Mr Leo Brampton Ontario FALL SEMESTER 1989 September 11 DecemBer including exams At we offer a personal touch Whether youre taking courses through classroom lectures or at a distance through Telecollege were here to help you achieve your educational goals Classes are available for parttime students and weekends at Brampton Centennial Secondary School Brampton Public Library HewlettPackard and Peel Regional Police At Launer there is a course to suit your interests career and location For a complimentary copy of the FallWinter Parttime Studies Course Calendar or for personal assistance just call us 519 8841970 or tollfree 18002658866 Ext OFFICE OF PARTTIME STUDIES AND CONTINUING EDUCATION WILFRID LAURIER UNIVERSITY 75 University Avenue West Waterloo Ontario N2L 3C5 auditions for next play The Georgetown Little Theatre will hold auditions for its fall play The Second Time Around on Aug and 30 at 8 p m in the Stewarttown Hall This engaging present day com edy tries to resolve the conflict created when an elderly widower and widow apparently plan to live together outside the sanctity of marriage much to the chagrin of their children These auditions are open to members and members everyone welcome Call 877 or additional information Spaces left in bible school Children ages six to are in to a summer fun vacation bible school at the Christian Reformed Church on Trafalgar Road across from the town s old municipal buildings The school will feature crafts games bible stones and songs The bible school runs Aug from 10 a m to noon is per child or per f ami ly of three people or more Transportation will be if necessary For more information contact Jane at 877 9440 Annette at or Rosemary at Mens Wear SUMMER CLEARANCE ALL SPORTS WEAR r COLOURS i By AN I By JULIAN 3050 of SUMMER SUITS ByHASPEL I OFF SHORT SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS 50 OFF ALL TIES off SPORTS JACKETS 3050 OFF OUT OUR SELECTION OF SUITS FOR FALL AT 10000 OFF COUNTRY SQUIRE CHAPS 211 GUELPH ST GEORGETOWN 8777361