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10 LEGION News BRANCH é No. 197 By MIKE MANUEL To everyone who came down to the branch last Sat-* urday to welcome the Royal Canadian Dragoons I would like to thank you very much. A few upcoming events to watch for: Fun Golf -- Aug. 15 -- nine holes of golf, a steak BBQ and a dance for only $25 each. The branch's annual Free Corn Roast will be on Aug. 22. September will be the Legion Masters on the 12th and the Fall Fair Dance on the 19th. An Octoberfest Dance and meal are planned for Oct. 24. Please try to attend the general meeting on Sept. 14. Troiani. -- Angela Tyler photo THE NEW TANNER WARM WEATHER AND A GOOD CAUSE: The 2nd Annual Kelly Jupp Me- morial Golf Tournament was held Saturday at Acton Meadows. More than 140 golfers took time to raise money for the Canadian Cancer Society. Taking a break before dinner are, left to right, Drew Reekie, John Burchell, Doug Crisp and Peter Dan C. Dolliver ONTARIO LAND SURVEYOR Legal & Topographic 54 Mill St. E. Tel. 853-2502 Fax 853-1504 ed $10 inc. cst Tyler Transport ng 379 Queen St. E. Acton 50 BN LETS 24 Hour Service 853-5848 Custom Pipe Bending Lic. Safety Inspection Stn. 17 Agnes St. Acton 853-0900 CONSTABLE RIODLE'S AD [99 With Village Constable Bill Riddle S= CLARKE'S [+] NEWFOUNDUANDESIORE * Food * Music * Shirts » Gifts Newfie T-Shirts $9% ea or 2 for $16 tax incl. Newfie Sweatshirts $13% ea or 2 for $25 tax incl, 3 Elgin St. N., Acton (519) 853-0713 Safety comes first I have written many columns relating to the safety of children, but another reminder is always good, particu- larly as our summer season gets underway: * Make sure young children learn their first and last name, their telephone number including area code, their address including street, number, city or town and province. Singing Dog Cycle ¢ Motorcycle Repairs ¢ Parts In Stock % Scott Masales (905) 702-0888 12488 - 5th Line, Limehouse * Older children should carry identification. + The use of 9-1-1 for police, ambulance or fire. * They should know a relative's phone number. + Children should tell parents where they are going and a parent should know who the child is with. * When they answer a phone, they should tell no one that their parent is not home. * A child should not answer a knock at the door if alone. + If a young child is left at home they should not have friends in the house. * Hitchhiking is not only against the Highway Traffic Act but is extremely foolish. * Never go near a stranger's car. Royal Jug City For all your Barbecue needs! 853-2460 . In the Glenlea Plaza + Learn how to scream if someone tries to take them away. Teach them "YOU ARE NOT MY DADDY -- YOU ARE NOT MY MOMMY!" ¢ A child should be taught to tell a parent if someone tells them to keep a secret. * Never accept a gift from a stranger -- no candy -- ni gum -- no to anything. , * Ifa stranger asks them to help look for a pet, say no and go home. * Children should be taught that no one should touch them in an inappropriate way, such as any area covered by a bathing suit. ROAD BUILDING EARTH MOVING RR. #1 Acton 853-0960 STi A Etre Pius Simply' the Best in Water Softeners SPECIAL WATER COOLERS $10° /Montu 853-0757 Mitch Lajeunesse TPE Se aes BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS Serving the Community for 40 Years 67 Mill Street East Acton 853-1160 Serving The Best To Acton Since 1978 restaurant Family Dining & Pizzeria Licensed under L.L.B.0. 13-15 Mill Street East 853-0300 ¢* THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1998 IRRECREATION REPORT TOT LOT At both George Kennedy and Cedarvale, children ages 3-5 will interact in a variety of games, songs and crafts that will challenge them in- doors and out. Tot lot is of- fered to children who wish to participate in full or half days at camp. SR. STUDIO ART CAMP Overlooking Fairy Lake, Sr. Studio Art Camp in Acton is located in the boat house. Using such mediums as clay, wax, water colours, and nylons, participants will be knee deep in creativity. Youth will visit the Glen Williams artisans studios as well as learn from guest speakers. BASEBALL CAMP Located at the scenic Pros- pect Park, participants of this camp will learn the ins and outs of running bases and fly balls. This camp promises to challenge both new and ex- perienced players from 1" base to home plate. NATURE CAMP Join-In and enjoy the fun at this environmentally con- scious oye Learn all about nature off the shores of Fairy Lake at beautiful Prospect Park in Acton. Campers will enjoy camp crafts, hiking, swimming, orienteering, re- cycling and much more. This two week program also in- cludes an overnight excur- sion to Kelso Conservation Area. SR. DANCE CAMP For the dancer at heart, this camp for youth ages 10- 13 promises to keep partici- pants on their toes. Campers will learn the fundamentals Ct NEW BABY At your house? It's time to call your Welcome Wagon Hostess. She will bring congratulations and gifts for the family and the NEW BABY! Call Betty Ann 853-1944 LCOME AGON 546 Guelph St., Norval Complete Auto Service Small Engine Repair Husqvarna Sale & Service Service At Its Best! McINTYRE FUELS LIMITED Sales * Service * Rentals « Installations Furnaces * Oil fired water heaters Automatic delivery of home heating fuels Full line of gas, diesel fuels & lubricants Flower & Gift Shop Acton Precast Concrete Limited Since 1930 i RICKS of Irish, and Highland danc- ing as well as grooving with current music in the area of Modern and Jazz. Partici- pants will also be put through the steps of proper warm ups and cool downs. This camp is located at St. Brigid's. in July and August. For information on any of these camps, contact the Rec- reation and Parks' Program Information Hotline @ 873- 2600 ext. 275. Other recreational oppor- tunities include: FREE PUBLIC SWIM The Halton Region Safety Council is sponsoring a Free public Swim on Thursday, July 30 at all Halton Hills Swimming Pools. BOAT RENTALS ~ Fun for the entire family! Enjoy Fairy Lake in Acton's Prospect park by renting a canoe or _ paddleboat. Lifejackets are provided. Sat- urday and Sunday, July £to Aug. 23, 1:30 to 4 p.m. Call 873-2601, ext. 266 for more information. WADING POOL Did you know that'Pros- pect Park has a heated' Wad- ing pool for youngsters? Only two feet at the deepést end, the pool is great for young children to cool off on hot summer days and become comfortable in the water. Operates daily 1:30 to 4 p.m., June 29 to Aug. 23. Admis- sion fee is $1 per swimmer. E.WA.G NEws EWAG Community Serv- ices would like to announce that they have extended their hours of operation for "Happy Returns," their thrift shop at 126 Main St. S., Rockwood . They are now open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday to Friday and from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday. Happy Returns is a fund- raising project, operated by volunteers for Rockwood/ Eramosa programs, support- ing activities such as the Sen- iors Resource Centre, The Food Pantry and Eramosa Children's Connection. If you would like to offer your talents by volunteering for any of our programs or have any questions concern- ing EWAG, please call Elaine Graham at 1-800- 640-0928. Donations of gently used 4 clothing are appreciated and accepted at the shop during our hours of operation. 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