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Page'6 — Halton Hills This Week, Deadline approa By Harry Archer Fraternal affiliate mem- bers are reminded that dues must be paid on or before Dec. 31. This year’s dues are $40. Those who have not Tenewed their membership by the expiry date will have to reapply for membership, All other members Please remember the early bird offer ends on Nov. 30. pe to see a large turnout for the mini-bingo Planned for Dec. 4, details next week. Bingo will include a turkey and ham roll. There will be open darts in the upstairs lounge on Friday. Register at 7 p.m. Play commences at 7:30 P.m. Cost is’$10 for a team of four. The Honors and Awards night will be held this Li dies Auxiliary bazaar up her mind what she wanted to i *«* The t.) q i HOTEL FEATURING SATELLITE Tvs BUFFET THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 11” a.m. to 2” * Roast Beef ¢ Baked Ham ¢ Another Hot Entrée * Fresh Green Salad Bar + Our Superb Dessert Table JUST I LINE DANCING Monday Nights! IOK! Legion Lines Saturday Starting at 8 p.m. Judging for the youth edu- cation will start at 9 a.m. on Saturday. At last week’s meeting, the trip to Las Vegas was arranged for April 14-17, Price was tentatively set at $610 for double occupancy at the Flamingo Hilton. There will be another meet- ing in the lounge on Dec. 3, Comrade Denny Wright is at present having a short Stay at Georgetown Hospital. Comrade Colin Cousens is in Toronto General and expected to be home soon, ‘e wish them both a speedy Tecovery. Tt is with deep regret that we announce the death of Comrade J, amp. A buy. ; Wednesday, November. 24,1993 ches for Fraternal Affiliates | winner Saturday at 3 p.m. Legion funeral was conduct- ed in his honor on Nov. 22, Our sympathies 80 to the Stamp family and friends, Euchre results for last Friday: 1st Ray Bramham; 2nd Alice McDonald; 3rd Lois Richardson. Saturday Meat Draw win- ners were as follows: Keith Bottomley was.a three-time winner. Debbie DeToro and “Marc”? the bartender two- time winners, Jean Thomas, Sheila Hicks, Debbie Hole, Priscilla Reyce, Jim Ackers, Donna Sproule, J. Cairns, Ann Van Der Burg, Bill Phillips, Jamie Russell, Bill Barr, J. Crawford, Lauren Lewis, K. Lyons, Heather Burke, Amy Hole, Hack Casson, Lucille Ryall, Bill Phillips, Wayne Richardson. ome on out and be a ee The Acton Citizens Band didn’t let the nippy weather affect their good spirits and entertained parade watchers with Christmas carols while everyone waited for Jolly old Santa Claus at the annual Acton Firefighters Association Santa Claus Parade last Saturday. photo by Simon Wilson/HHTW Craft Show and Sale attracts community support By Betty Sojka Ballinafad News oa Not least, the lady Special to HHTW the craft show and Bountiful sunshine and of Ballinafad won the beauti- sale actually happen deserves clear, dry roads brought ful Snowman cake very kindly _ a big, big thank you for all the hordes of People out to the baked and donated by Kathy hours it took to coordinate and Craft Show and Sale. Held Snelling. Thanks, Kathy! It make the sale a big success, this past Sunday at the com- was the efforts of Doris Thanks ever so much, Mabel munity centre, there was an Topolsek and Kathy Hoare, amazing selection of crafts on VanKlink who decorated the 48 tables, as well as some community centre to create a reat bargains to be had. festive air, Kathy, along with Throughout the day, 40°door Betty Andrews and Karen Prizes were awarded, Smith were invaluable in the Many thanks to Chris Vale kitchen, providing a delightful for Coordinating this draw. meal and snacks for everyone, The community centre bake Special thanks to Santa, table unfortunately did not who took time out of his busy Teceive many donations, The schedule to have his picture kind folks who did contribute taken with the children, some baking are very much Sincere apologies go out to appreciated, as well as Edith those who missed him when Volmar and Kathy French for he had to leave early. A big looking after the bake table. bunch of appreciation goes Eleanor Robinson of Erin Out to Emily of Georgetown If you’ve been up to the community centre lately, you may have noticed that the area between the cemetery and Parking lot is looking pretty sharp. It has been all cleaned Out of rock, old fence line and tubble. Four lovely maple tees have been planted along is side. cost is only $3 Per person. m Ladies Auxiliary held its annual won the jar of jelly beans, Photo who came to the rescue Refreshments will be served. Mary Bower helped Kelly Detoro make after 8uessing the correct when Santa’s Elf experienced Try and make it! You'll Teally . Photo by Colin Gibson/HHTW amount in the Jar. Marg Barrie camera Problems. enjoy yourself, 4 , . 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