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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1996 THE GEORGETOWN GEMINI 11 New school year means new student gov't BISHOP REDING NEWS BY JULIA SKIKAVICH Special to The Gemini The start of a new school year also marks the rise of a new student government at Bishop Reding. After beating out X in elec- tions last June, the Magi take the throne. Consisting of five OAC students; Andy Kerslake (Prime Minister), Corrie Parton (Deputy PM), Graham Darling (Public Re- lations Minister), Mike Doyle (Finance Minister) and Christine Hohendorf as Sec- retary, they hope to create an atmosphere at BR that will made it more enjoyable to attend. Although Magi intends to make it a fun year, they can- not help but stress that for them to be able to do this they need the student body to be- come more involved. Whether that isby running for student rep, joining one of many committees, or just participating in spiritdays and planned activities, that in- volvement is what will allow them to function at peak per- formance. Of the many goals that Magi have for the year, one ofthe most prominenton their minds is the hope of getting students on out-of-school excursions, one of the poten- tial choices for these excur- sions being the Cinesphere at Ontario Place. The second major goal is having a live band perform at Bishop Reding. WINNERS: Poster contest winners from the Georgetown Fall Fair recieved their just rewards recently at Stewarttown Middle School. Fair Ambassador Laura Lee Campbell was on hand to honour, from left: Lindsay Brown, Campbell, Diana Sterrit, Becky Holgate and Jeff Boyce. (Jamie Harrison photo) "I'm Here to Help, So Give Me a Call!" - Sandra Foley Bookkeeping & Payroll Services Small Business Set-Up & Year-Round Support Membership renewal time at Br. 120 BY MARG TUTTY Br. 120 P.R.O. September begins member- ship renewal time at Branch 120. This past June the Do- minion Convention in To- ronto addressed the declin- ing membership situation in Canadian Legions. As a re- sultthe following resolutions on membership passed and come into effect Oct. 1. NATO, NORAD, Com- monwealth Vietnam veter- ans, and United States Forces veterans are eligible for ordi- nary membership at the Le- gion, while parents, broth- ers, sisters, children of asso- ciatemembers, half-brothers/ half-sisters of veterans, Polish ex-services personnel, city, municipal and provincial po- lice are eligible for associate voting membership. Ifyou belong to any one of these categories, and are in- terested or want more infor- mation on becoming amem- ber of Br. 120, please contact the membership secretary at 877-4413. Br. 120 extends our sym- pathy to the families of Peg Lewis and John Ewing on their passing. Both were former members of Br. 120. Some of the upcoming events at Br. 120 include: - Mixed cribbage league -- anyone interested in playing should contact Don at 877- 6343 (days) or 873-2606 (evenings) - Br. 120 is forming a snooker league, anyone in- terested should call Wayne Sheppard at 877-8623. All are welcome. + Course Marshals are needed for Br. 120's spon- sored 10th annual Public Schools Cross-Country Meet, Sept. 26 at Cedarvale Park. Volunteers should contact Branch Sports Officer Colin as yey ee Ce aC Reasonable Rates (For new business consultation, please call hia lo day: (519) 853-0320 after 6 pm) Gibson and are. requested to beat the park at3:30 pm. The meet will last about two hours. Learn How Some Little Known, Yet Simple Techniques Can Save You Thousands In Needless Taxes Whether You're Retired Or About To Retire 22: Kris Sammy gives you smart strategies oS You are cordially invited to be the guest of the Rotary Club of Georgetown at their 42nd Annual _ "SENIOR CITIZENS' DINNER PARTY" in Holy Cross Church Auditorium 224 Maple Avenue Monday October 28, 1996 at 7 pm. Dinner & Entertainment Kris Sammy, CFP, of Fortune Financial Brampton, as a specialist in retirement planning and severance rollovers, is familiar with the retirement plans of many companies, families and individuals. He is committed to building long-term relationships with his clients while at the same time supplying the necessary informa- tion for them to make informed decisions about their retirement. Every month, Kris holds one or more presentations or seminars in our area, featuring top financial managers, estate lawyers and accountants. Find out when and where his next public forum will be, or to schedule a complimentary retirement review, (" : ", fp Transportation can be provided if necessary. simply call COMPANIES Please contact _ Rotarian Norm Bigg 905-702-0013 for information and transportation arrangements. 905-450-6766 (24 hours) Fortune Financial Brampton FORTUNE 215 Orenda Road, Suite 211 FINANCIAL Brampton ON