the HERALD Wednesday February Community Car Club draw fast approaching Legion Lines By G Blanch 120PRO rii PRO Branch Car Club Report by Marion Carney Feb 6 1992 winners No Dons Bouley No The Five Lads No 19 John McKee No C Hilts and A No Harry Howard No V Stapleton The Big Draw is coming up on Friday March 1992 Buffet lunch served plus much more Watch this column for more details Friday Night Open Euchre Feb 7 1st Glad 108 2nd Isobel Landry 103 3rd Mar jone Tutty Most Lone Hands Phil Landry 3 and last but not least Haskins Come on down and enjoy a friendly game of euchre with friendly comrades and smiling Bar Stewards Saturday afternoon meat draw by Dave McNeilly Early Birds Stella Marg Hodder Dan Sargent George Wagner and Vi Regular Andrea Nolan Gordon Leggett Gordon Jean Cowan Rick Harry Bottoms Dons Chamberlain Max Jack Gordon Leggett Ann Willis Gordon Leggett Who is this Gordon I hear he is from Saskatchewan and a true friend of the Jolly Green Giants who play football in Taylor Field Great to see you again Gordon Platters Bob McDonald and Bob Ingleby Roast Hon Appleyard Other Brenda Archer Congratulations to all winners of the St Valentine s Goodies Did you Though the true origin of Valentine Day is lost in myth and legend historians say that expressions of love have been exchanged on February 14 for hundreds of years In Medieval England people thought that birds mated on Valentine Day also that it was a day for people to in love too Today we send flowers can dy and greetings to the ones we love You too can celebrate St Valentine by taking your love to the Steak Dinner and Dance at the Legion on Saturday February 15th Only per person dinner at 7 30 p and your disc jockey will be Mike Tickets at the bar Ladies Auxiliary Report On Saturday Feb a social Euchre was held in Acton First place winner points Bronte A 2nd place winner 24 points Brampton A 3rd place win ner Brampton B and Acton D was low The winners of the Zone Draw were Bramalea Ac ton and Georgetown Monica Joan Dawson competition chairperson of the Georgetown Figure Skating Club Precision Team accepted a cheque for SI from Bob President of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch Georgetown Public Relations Officer of the Legion Man was also on hand and members of the figure skating club pictured here include Sally Figure skating donation President Monica Phillips Coach Carole Hepburn Chairperson Christine Dawson Rachel Hepburn Jen Smith Lesley Watson Cam Crocker Mandi Brown Erin Longworth Linda Jessica Hepburn Amy Angela Lee Calhryn Amy and Amber Lyons Herald Photo Soulhon The Auxiliary Draw was won by Georgetown Linda Anderson and Acton Sharon Barker Marion Carney reports her mother Gretta Stoddard who is in Hospital Toronto Room 5327 phone is look ing better than she has in a long time Her therapy is coming along and Gretta is looking for ward to a phone call or a visit if you are in the vicinity A thank you to all our unsung heroines who work quietly behind the scenes for the Auxihar and the Royal Canadian Legion One of our favorite events of the year is coming up on March 14th start thinking Green Glen Williams students spacedout ISBOONSTOPPH POT The Herald Mike Toole of Glen Williams will probably never fly off into space m a space shuttle but he makes sure other people do He s the Head of Quality for Mobile Servicing System MSS an advanced robot which will assist in the assembly maintenance and service of Space Station a per manned station in outer space Space Station in the largest in temational project ever undertaken and Canada is playing a key role by manufacturing the station According to the Canadian Space Agency a newly established agency the MSS will be a roving space robot riding aboard Space Station It will play a primary role m Space Station assembly and maintenance moving equipment and supplies around the station releasing and capturing satellites supporting astronauts working in space and servicing instruments at to space station And Mr Toole is the man respon sible for overseeing the assembly of and it s programming tests It a lot of responsibility but Mr Toole says he was excited to join the team MIKE TOOLE He been involved in aerospace for several years most of them with a company called where he was also Head of Quality was involved in installing radar systems in airports Halton libraries receive 50000 By the end of year Hills library patrons may be able to access information from all of libraries through a com linkage system Libraries received funding from the Ontario Ministry of Culture and Com munications to proceed with the linkage system The funding is part of a 395 funding package to ex pand provincial library networks Although the funding won covtr the cost of linking Library computer Chief Librarian Bits excited just the same The capabilities to do this she said AIJ we ill of Hills is throw money at to get it going What this means to lib patrons is that instead of only being able to check out what s av in the Hills libanes they 11 be able to see what is available in all the libraries hi After finding the materials they want the library patron can then put a reserve on the book and receive it through inter library loan Ultimately Ms Cornwell hopes to expand the computer linkaging system to include data bases from all the Board of Education schools Roman Catholic Schools and Sheridan College He joined the SA a car ago and savs he likes being invoked in the and the travel it involves Mr Toole mostly works in Brampton office but also travels to Ottawa Montreal and NASA stations in Florida Alabama and T exas on behalf of Mr Toole also travels a lot in Ontario giving talks on aerospace to students in an attempt to generate interest in the field He was doing just that last week at Glen Williams Public School as part of their Winter program There will be a shortage of scientists and engineers over he next years he said That s why I want to promote and science in general He finds students especially public school aged children like in Glen Wiliams ver enthusiastic about space Students are alwavs extremely interested he said Two Glen Williams students who chose the Winter Elective on space Kevin Becker and Brandon said they were going to be astronauts hearing Mr Toole stalk If they decide to they could be in in the Spate Centre since it has an expected working life of 30 years Assembly on the Space Station will begin space by and be completed in 1997 at a cost of billion Mr Toole estimated this cost will be the four partners developing the space station Canada member nations of the European Space Agency Japan and United States Canada investment in the Space station project will be just under 1 2 billion by the year 2001 stated the in a booklet on the program Most of it will be spent in Canadian industry with some going to universities involved in research Estimated return on the original investment should exceed billion along with person years of employment Mr Toole has lived in Glen for six months is married and has two children m SAVE YOUR BODY NORTH END NISSAN 4137 Martin SI Millon OFFICE MAGIC jROFPICfc ART EH NEED Georgetown GO FOR THE GOLD 7 Enjoy The Olympics on a CROSLEY On Screen Display Channel StereoVideo Inputs RegBg Includaa HILLS FURNITURE APPLIANCES 17 MILL ST E ACTON I 8534299