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10 THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1998 » Legion News BRANCH No. 197 By MIKE MANUEL May 11--Election Night is fast approaching. The nomination slips and reg- istration board are now available. All it takes now are those interested in run- ning for the branch execu- tive to come forward. Tickets for the Election Night Dinner have been on sale for the past couple of weeks and are selling well. Where can you go for a full course meal for only $5. Please get your tickets early. The newsletters were distributed earlier this week and Comrade Joyce | Buchanan wants to thank everyone who volunteered their time to get these out to our members. to know that if you did not receive your newsletter then you are either delinquent in your 1998 dues or have not notified the branch of your address. well over $4,000 which means your share could ex- ceed $2,000. So come on down to the branch, put your loonie in the box, sign the registration book and next Saturday drop in and pick up your winnings. Joyce would also like you The loonie draw is now See you at the Branch. =) BANTAM AWARD WINNERS: The Acton House League ended its season with a banquet and awards ceremony recently at Acton arena. Shown with their trophies are Front, from left: Davis White (most im- proved), Ben Tyrell (best goalie), Paul Payne (most improved) and Shane Haslam (most sportsmanlike and MVP). Back: Jay Waples, Ryan Turpin (most points and MVP), Travis Toth (most improved) and Mike Lee (best defence). -- Submitted photo Dan C. Dolliver ONTARIO LAND SURVEYOR Legal & Topographic Surveys 54 Mill St. E. Tel. 853-2502 Fax 853-1504 EAVES - SIDING - WINDOWS We beat any competitors' price by 15% istaclion and pay NO GST for 1st cleanin: Call us for a (519) 853-5456 FREE estimate _ owner/operator Town & Country Winpow CLEANING Fully Insured & Bonded - 17 Years of Professional Experience BNR TOWING 24 Hour Service 853-5848 Custom Pipe Bending Lic. Safety Inspection Stn. 17 Agnes St. Acton 853-0900 CONSTABLE RIDDLE S AU) 49 With Village Constable Bill Riddle <= CLARKE'S [+l REWFOUNDUANDESIORE + Food * Music « Shirts » Gifts Newfie T-Shirts 89% ea or 2 for $16" tax incl. Newfie Sweatshirts $13°° ea or 2 for $25" tax incl, 3 Elgin St. N., Acton (5 1 9) 853-0713 Bicycle safety The season for bicycling is just beginning. Here are some tips and things to think about before getting on that bike and heading out on the road. Each year we have a high incidence of bicycle thefts, most of To advertise in this space call Lynne 853-0051 Royal Jug City For all your Barbecue needs! 853-2460 In the Glenlea Plaza 4 the stolen bikes were not locked when taken. Also the bicycle owner did not have a serial number, and sometimes did not know the make and model. Take the time right now and write down your bicycles serial number and other identification ,description and make and model! Several bicycles are recovered each year and turned over to Halton Regional Police Service, they belong to someone but have not been identified. Eventually they willbe soldatauction. Remember, bicycle helmets are mandatory for person up to 18 years of age, and further Section 104 (2.2) of the Highway Traffic Act states the parent or guardian of a person under 16 years who permits the child to ride a bicycle without a helmet is subject to a | charge under this section. Bicycles are not allowed on the sidewalk when being ridden, bicycles must be travelling on the right side of the road the same as a motor vehicle, and must stop for stop signs and red lights and are subject to the same fines as the driver of a motor vehicle. Parents please take the time to talk to your children about safe cycling and if you ride set a good example. 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May 1,2,6-9 : The Milton Players stage their last presentation of the sea- son, "The House on the Cliff," at the Seniors' Activity Cen- tre in Milton. Tickets can be purchased at Peggy's in the Milton Mall and at Delacourt's on Main Street. Saturday, May 2 already sold out. For more details call Pat Adams at 853-7509 or Sandy Bennett at (905) 854-3574. Tuesday, May 9 Spring Fashion Show and Dessert at the Trinity United Church. Admission is $5 per person for the fashion show and dessert. Show starts at 7:30 p.m. Tickets available at the Church office, Seniors Centre or at the door. Wednesday, May 6 Euchre at the Seniors Centre at 7:30 p.m. Price $2. and includes a light lunch. Everyone welcome. Acton Soccer Club meeting, 7:30 p.m. at the Acton Le- gion. All committee members and convenors are expected to attend. This is the last meeting before the start of the season. Saturday, May 9 a Garage/Bake Sale 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Eden Mills Com- munity Hall and Village. For donations and table rentals call John 856-4784 or Wally 856-4978 Halton Regional Police Chorus are looking for male bari- tones, tenor and bass voices. For more information contact Pat Wildes (905) 825-4777 ext. 5042. Acton Horticultural Society annual spring plant sale from - 9 a.m. to noon at the Olde Hide House parking lot. Perenials, indigenous varieties, hostas, mature plants. Sunday, May 10 Trinity United Church, Acton, holds its terrific annual Ham Buffet Dinner at 5:30 p.m. This year the location is the new Acton Arena and Community Centre. Bring Mom out for > Mother's Day! Adults $10, family up to four people $25. Legion Ladies bowl well to end season The two Legion Ladies Auxiliary bowling teams ended their season with top 10 finishes at a provincial tournament featuring 40 teams in Niagara Falls over the weekend. 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