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Page THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday October Checkout the Blues on Sundays A Ballinafad musician wants to expose the blues and roots of rock roll to a wider audience Joe Pinto aka Little Joe and his band the House Rockers will be hosting weekly jam sessions starting this Sunday at in Georgetown from to pm And Mr Pinto hopes people of all ages will take ad vantage of the live entertain ment Ive had this idea for a long time and have approached several bars in and around the area and Kaspers went for it Mr Pinto said Kaspers is an ideal venue for this type of family entertain ment Mr Pinto says because it has a restaurant license He also stresses that there is no cover Little Joe and the House Rockers will start off each ses sion with a couple or sets The band will play a selection of music ranging from Muddy Waters type blues to Jerry Lee Lewis rock roll style music he said The band is Joe on vocals and harmonica Lou Pinto on drums and vocals Lorraine Ingel on electric piano Donnay Ray on- bass and vocals and Scot Hut chinson on electric and steel guitar Guests will be invited on stage to jam away the rest of the night This coming Sunday the guests will be Toronto musician Ray Elliot who has played with Van Morrison and Duane Eddy Doreen Smith who recently sang at the SkyDome and local musi cians Mr Pinto is optimistic the jam sessions will be popular especial ly for those over years old Frank Black to be honored at Cultural Centre By BETTY ANNE Herald Special The immortal spirit of Georgetowns grand old man of the arts Frank Black will be spotlighted with a special show of the late artists work in the gallery of the Hills Library- Cultural Centre next month A selection of some of Frank Blacks finest paintings will be exhibited and sold in the LibraryCultural Centre gallery Nov through Nov 19 with a presentation and memorial evening planned for the opening on Wednesday Nov A veteran of the First World War Frank Black died in May 1988 at the age of leaving behind a legacy of paintings and drawings completed over a period of 70 years During the opening his widow Lillian Black will present a large collection of work and papers to the town in memory of the late artist Many of the items included in the memorial bequest will be on display Various local dignitaries have been invited to at tend when it is expected Mayor Russell Miller will officially accept the bequest on behalf of the town The show Immortal Spirit paintings by the late Frank C Black will hang in the gallery un til Nov 19 and can be viewed dur ing regular library winter operating hours Tuesday through Sunday The gallery and library are open Sundays p The Black exhibition and sale is spon sored Friends of the Halton Hills Libraries 1 mm Frank Black seen here during his working days will be honored with a special show at the Hills Cultural Centre Gallery beginn ing Nov t through Nov ID Photo submitted Halton Region may spend 78 million Continued from Page 1 million It would cost an additional million to expand Mountain- view Road to four lanes of traffic from its present two lanes The project will likely take place in or 1995 Mr Finelli said I would think thats not soon enough Halton Hills Regional Councillor Marilyn Serjeantson told Regional staff She said the road will have to accommodate traffic from the new subdivisions near Mountainview Road Houses near Road are now under construction But Mr said studies have shown sufficient capacity on Road until or The reconstructed Mountain- view Road will have wider boulevards to allow cyclists and pedestrians to safely cross Hungry Hollow And the road is designed to accommodate traffic that will be generated from the subdivisions Mr McCann said The principal problem for drivers coming from Summit Lane and Eden Place at the north side of Hungry Hollow is you just cant see any vehicles Mr McCann said A car can be a short distance away from you and you cant see him He just kind of drops off the earth The next step for Regional coun cil is to get public opinion on the reconstruction of Hungry Hollow A public meeting is scheduled to be held Nov 14 between pm and 8 pm at the Halton Hills Civic Cen tre on Maple Avenue Mr McCann said he hopes the turnout for the next public meeting surpasses the numbers at the last meeting Wed like to get some public comment back Weve had two meetings so far hut they have not been particularly wellattended he said Councillors heard that heavy trucks must speed down the hill at Hungry Hollow to get back up the bill Coiin Serjeantson said they are going down the hill at kilometres an hour 30 km over the speed limit Coun Serjeantson asked Regional staff if the project could be completed for Mountainviews renovation earlier than 1994 or Regional staff said other pro jects would have to be shelved if Hungry Hollow reconstruction was to take place before the next five years SAVE BODY NORTH END NISSAN 610 Martin St MILTON ACCIDENTS andor TRAFFIC TICKETS Protect Your insurance Rales and Demerit POINTS Former Police Officer will defend you fit court Consultation 8731898 The Royal Canadian Legion Col G B S Branch No 127 Mill Street GEORGETOWN ONTARIO POPPY FUND REPORT OCT SEPT 3089 The poppy campaign Is the Legions moment of truth unless it suc ceeds all the highsounding ideals surrounding Legion work are nothing but empty words The campaign must be measured by its effectiveness in promoting Remembrance and by the amount of money it raises to help needy exservice personnel and their dependants The funds provide financial assistance needy Canadian ex- service personnel and Merchant Navy personnel possessing or eligible for campaign stars or decorations and their dependants Also eligible are exservice personnel of other Commonwealth and Allied countries now resident in Canada Poppy Trust Funds as of Sept 30B9 16893 Amount collected in 1988 Campaign 620108 Disbursements Oct 188 to Sept 3089 203119 Total cost of Poppies Promotional material campaign expenses etc 1988 209895 Total cost of Wreaths 1988 190791 Hank Russell Poppy Chairman Br 120 President Break and enter Halton Regional Police are in vestigating three incidents of break ana entering and van dalism at two Armstrong Avenue locations in Georgetown over night Oct 23 and Oct In one incident someone kicked in the rear panel door of a hotel distribution service warehouse and sprayed the contents of three dry chemical fire extinguishers all over the warehouse floor caus ing damage Police also say during the same time someone caused damage when the culprit slashed the tires of three business vehicles and one car parked outside the warehouse At a nearby cement company someone broke into one of its ce ment trucks and smashed the trucks instrument gauges caus ing damage 400 damage Someone caused damage to a 1978 Pontiac parked on Ran som Street in Acton after using a sharp object to chip and dent the cars passenger door and rear bumper earlier this week police say Police Beat Window shot Police report someone used a pellet or BB gun to shoot out the rear bedroom window of a Drive house in Georgetown sometime between am and 5 pm Tuesday Proper ty damage is estimated to be Window smashed Someone smashed the drivers side window and front wind shield and removed the hood of a Ford car parked in the parking lot of a Guelph Street car dealer ship in Georgetown causing damage sometime between Oct 21 and Oct 23 police say Cars damaged Police say someone stole a BMW emblem and a 30 Oldsmobile emblem sometime between Oct and Oct 23 The BMW emblem was stolen from a BMW parked on Ewing Street Georgetown while the other was stolen from an park ed on Main Street in Georgetown Tool stolen Police say someone stole an airpowered nail driver from a wood working shop located in the area of the Fourth Line and Sideroad in Halton Hills sometime between Sept 6 and Sept 29 Police say the shops owner was away during this time Woman charged Police laid charges of shoplif ting after a 51yearold North Bay woman allegedly stole a pair of leather gloves valued at 49 from the Olde Hide House in Acton Tuesday A Dec court date has been scheduled in connection with the incident Two fires Halton Hills fire officials suspect youths started a garbage bin fire in back of Shoppers Drug Mart in the Georgetown Plaza and a greas fire in the area of Tyler Avenue in Acton Tuesday night Youths are suspected because they were seen at the site of both fires shortly before each was started officials say Learn to Drive and Survive WITH Young Drivers of Canada NEXT CLASS TO START WED NOV 8th Wed Thurs Evenings 700 1008 for Weeks 16 Mountainview Rd S Georgetown FOR BRAMPTON OR BRAMALEA CALL YOUNG DRIVERS PROGRAM IS NOT AVAILABLE THROUGH ANY LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL 8770751 OVER 300000 GRADUATES RECOMMEND YOUNG DRIVERS OF CANADA