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Cc working Ladies Auxiliary the evening by presenting $5,000. By Marjorie Tutty. Thanks to the following comrades for a wonderful Ladies Night evening. Menu and table decor - Leadership Chairman, Leanne Hall; Entertainment producers - George Wagner and Marion By Harry Archer The Canada Day Parade July 1 (tomorrow) in Glen Williams will assemble in the parking lot behind Preston’s Store at 11:15 am. We would like to see as many members ‘as possible participate in the A esas EN Also on July 1, volunteers are still needed at the hospi- tality tent. It was Appreciation Night for the Ladies Auxiliary to Georgetown Branch 120 Royal ‘anadian Legion (male Branch members prepare and serve the dinner) but the hard- President of the Ladies Auxiliary and Past-President Elizabeth McNeilly topped-off Special ladies night Canada Day parade continued to serve the Branch. Monica Southon (left) Branch 120 President Bob McNeilly with a cheque for photo by Colin Gibson/HHTW Ladies Auxiliary Jiakeedaremnrenens Carney; ers and all the behind-the- Costume Designers - Jim scenes workers who wined, Carney; dined and entertained the ladies in appreciation for all their work of the past year on behalf of their Auxiliary, Branch and community. ys Makeup Artists - Leanne Hall and Lauren Todd, The Whistlers - Keith Ewing, Orval Paul, George Harley, Nellie Bell, Anti Willis, Monica Southon, Sunday, July 4 is Fishing Sheila Hicks, Harold Day at Glen Haffy. Mi Henderson, Bob McNeilly available at the branch. | and Orval Paul. Contact Doris Bouley for fur- Friday night euchre results: ther information. Ist - Glad Inglis; 2nd - Vi Thursday: meat draw. win-. Hewitt; 3rd - Bert Porter... Audrey Martin, Flo Have you picked up your ners were Carswell, Marg Appleyard, Dennis Thorogood, Betty Brown, Denny Wright, Jean car club ticket yet? If not, contact your captain as soon 112 Main St. S. Georgetown (416) 873-2900 or (416) 874-3063 presents... For the past thirteen years Pathway Tours has taken thou- sands of motorcoach travelers to witness this world renowned display of beauty. This year Béeline Travel is offering this departure Georgetown. The Falls, a natur- al beauty at any time of the year, come alive and are magi- cally transformed into a-sea of colorful lights, animated dis- plays and entertainment. The winter beauty of Niagara Falls is unmatched with lights illuminat- ing both sides of the Falls and the thundering rapids create an incomparable sight and sound experience. On the opening weekend a Pride and Boots Randolph will For further information please call Beeline Travel. FEATURING SATELLITE T.Vv. Celebrate Canada Day with ua! BUFFET THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. ¢ Roast Beef * Baked Ham with a second hot entrée every week ¢ Fresh Green Salad Bar + Our Superb Dessert Table 6) JUST 1 ka) = PRICES! We pay the G.S.T. & P.S.T. KARIOKE Wednesday 8 p.m.- 1am. Saturday 3 to 7 p.m. lds. uridlay, Prien & Salurday NEIL COTTON & HAWKSNEST 79 MAIN ST. S., GEORGETOWN 877-3388 — Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, June 30, 1993 - Page 3 Bus Orientation Day The Halton School Bus Safety Committee is taking the fear out of riding a school sentatives from both school boards, all bus operators in Halton and Halton Regional Police Services, will be host- ing a first-ever School Bus Orientation Day on Aug. 28. Notes Reg Witoszkin, Co- Chair of the volunteer com- mittee, “Our goal is simple, to help kindergarten students and their parents feel more 4 comfortable with the idea of riding a school bus. The ori- entation, open to all kinder- garten children in Halton, is a great way to accomplish that goal cooperatively.” The free sessions are neces- sary. Explains Co-Chair Heather Palmquist, “We know that starting school can be a scary experience for a child. And watching a little one get on a large bus and drive away can be equally scary for a parent. We want to help get rid of some of the stress and concern, and at the same time, deliver a few criti- cal messages about school bus safety. All parents of kindergarten children were informed of the day by letter in February. They were invited to come to a free orientation day which features a 30-minute class- room presentation on school bus safety, including a special Winnie the Pooh video and a 30-minute demonstration on a school bus, proper behavior on a school bus and crossing the street to get to a waiting bus. Students and parents will then get to ride together for a short school bus ride. The one-hour sessions take Burlington - south of QEW. - General Brock High School place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Milton Bishop at the following seven loca- Reding Catholic High School tions throughout Halton: cI Acton Oakville - north of _ District High School Q.E.W. - Loyola Catholic orgetown High School Georgetown District High Oakville - south of : Q.E.W.- T. A. Blakelock High School At all sessions a friendly, graphic mascot, Buster the Burlington - north of Safety Bus, will help drive the Q.E.W. - Notre Dame safety message home to par- Catholic High School ents and students alike. t ic 1 1: 1 ' HITACHI | I 7 i Exeoplimil Poyoumand H HITACHI | 29" STEREO TV | «sculptured high tech cabinet 1 © 26 function remote control i full menu on screen display | * video / audio in 1 * volume controlled audio out ! I HITACHI 1 VCR WITH ON SCREEN PROGRAMM! I nom +On screen programming & help menu ‘Auto play, , rewind & timer tema I GUARANTEED SERVICE _ WITH ALL SALES Phone 877-3405 14 WESLEYAN STREET Main Street, Ge TV. stavice sett 36 Main Street South (former Municipal Building) Downtown Georgetown or Russ Miller will cut ribboh Acoustic Live Band for your enjoyment 10 AM + Ladies Wear + Flowers & Folk Art + Golf + Gift Baskets + Fresh Strawberries Vendors include: +» Baked Goods Accessories + Produce Vendors welcome. Thank you for supporting our local artisans. Call Nathalie 873-9543