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THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday August 1989 Page 5 Outlook on Halton Hills Georgetown Nightfill played the Canadian I part of the Rising Star contest Nightfall is left U right Dave jffe Trevor rti Tibbetis photo AttheCNE Nightfall on stage as rising stars Homegrown rockers Nightfall recently played in front of what was probably the largest audience it has appeared before the band 13 month life span The band appeared on Canadian Exhibition Heritage stage Thursday night as part of the Ris ing Star 89 contest The is one of acts that moved through the preliminary rounds and moved into the second round The contest is the first step to moving from a garage band to a serious club act the members say We entered as much for the ex penence as the exposure Nightfall is Dave Haffey lead and rhythm guitar Mike Whaling also lead and rhythm guitar Trevor Kemp bass guitar Greg Hagan drums and Tim lead vocals All except for Greg who lives Acton are from Georgetown The group s music ranges from Boston to Guns and Roses However the members are plann ing to introduce some of their We just completed working on our first single entitled I Want it Back which they describe as a melodic rock piece with a pick up ending The com position is a group effort members say The group has appeared publicly twice before the Rising Star contest Both appearances were benefits in support of Georgetown Open Door Youth Centre and the Drug Abuse Committee The group s goals include wnting more onginals and break ing into the Brampton club circuit Auxiliary birthday tickets on sale ByFLOCARSWELL Herald Special If you have been in the branch in the last few weeks you have read the following What Kind are You Someone once said the member ship of every club is made up of four kinds of bones There are the wishbones Who spend all their time wishing so meone else would do the work There are the jawbones Who do all the talking but very little else Next comes the knucklebones Who knock everything else that everybody tnes to do And finally there are the backbones Who get under the load and do the work What kind are you There are tickets available for the birthday supper on Sept 16 See your executive As mentioned two weeks ago there is a wedding Sept for which we need help Contact Tutty at or Cathy Watson if you can help in any way Flo Walters is still in the hospital in Georgetown She would ap preciate visitors and cards Remember Sept is our meeting i NOW SERVING I Hot Coffee J Delicious Campbell House Gallery RUG CO LTD SALES SERVICE INSTALLATIONS CARPET V1NVLTILE Georgetown Onl L7G4A5 416454 MAIN ST Si GEORGETOWN Above McCarthy Tea Room 8730674 Canadian US Legions meet By JIM HAYES The branch had the pleasure of greeting our American visitors from Post Plymouth Massachusetts at a dinner on day night in the branch auditorium On this occasion a scroll was read from the prime minister the Honourable to Branch and Post jointly congratulating them on developing and maintaining such friendly relations over so many years On this occasion a most unusual gift was presented to the branch by our visitors a picture of the bar at Plymouth with the stars and stripes and the maple leaf in the foreground flying in the breeze generated by a tiny electric fan This was most warmly received by Branch president Hank Russell on behalf of the members On Warriors Day for the first Post marched with Branch 120 in the legion contingent at the had previously mar as a foreign unii with con success in the awards dept best colour guard The visit as usual all to brief ended with the Sunday morning breakfast at Branch Car Club This weeks winners Jane Em Sargent loo Stein t 111 Jim Garfl and Night Euchre High lady Hewitt Second Isobel Lan Most lone hands Betty San High gent Phil Se cond Switzer Most long hands Bert Porter Just another reminder starts at 8 30 Friday nights Saturday Afternoon Meat Draw Dons Bouley Doug Logan Doug Harlow Harold Bad ham Ken Nash Ken Jones Frank Nicholson Bob Tost Mary Welsh The steaks were won by Harold Badham Entertainment Next Saturday Aug 26 we will be having a corn roast in the club room This is always a good night don t miss it Music by ReRun Dave Hill Optimist winners The following people have won the Optimist Club money raffle for August Ticket Anthony Russell of Acton wins a SI 500 travel voucher for any travel facilities available through TWG Travel in Georgetown Ticket 229 Ron wins cash All proceeds from the draws are used for com munity projects The next draw will be held Sept 12 Car fire The Halton Hills Fire Depart ment report a car fire broke out causing approximately 300 damage to a 1980 Buick parked in the Delrex Plaza parking lot Saturday afternoon No injuries were reported IT 2 Locations GEORGETOWN ACTON Classes for Children to Adults TAPJAZZ New For Fail Boys Jazz For Information About Registering PHONE 16 8732989 Ask for Chen LindsayJarvis S FINANCING OAC MICRA PULSAR SENTRA STANZA Pickup Trucks LIMITED TIME OFFER SEE DEALER FOR DETAILS 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