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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1999 THE NEW TANNER 15 IODE resumes meeting By Dot Norton Well, here we go on an- other fall season for the IODE. Hope everyone had a good summer. Alma Braida hosted our September meeting. It started early because it was a dessert night. Mary Papillon surprised Helen Otterbein witha cake for her birthday. Regent Helen Jocque opened the meeting with the flag salute and prayer of the order. We had 13 members and two guests present. Rosealee Dawkins has heard nothing yet from our school in the north and is going to telephone them. Joyce Sprowl reported the bale the chapter sent to head- quarters was valued at $1,840. For such a small group we didn't do badly. We kept out some mitts and toques to send to our school at Christmas. Joyce will discuss Christmas Hampers at our Oct. 14 meet- ing. Chapter members sold tick- ets at the IGA for the Novem- ber 13 draw. The bazaar is coming along by leaps and bounds with very few changes this year. Halton Women's Place wrote us an interesting letter about two small boys. A challenge has gone out toall chapters from the annual meeting to bring in 500 new members nation wide as part of our 100 anniversary year. Regent Helen Jocque closed the meeting with a RAISED FUNDS:Carol Jordan reports the Kids Help Phone booth raised $420 towards the bowlers' charitable cause at their Fall Fair booth. a ARB & POGL CLOSINGS CHEMICALS REPAIRS Yard CLEAN UP CUT: FERTILIZE 26 YEARS EXPERIENCE : (905)702-0029 couple of quizzes. Our next meeting will be at Rosealee Dawkins' home on Oct. 5 starting at 7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. <@ a © United Way launches campaign with Beetle To the Editor: I would like to personally thank Rick Bonnette, our Town Councillor who has worked so hard to implement having an ambulance in Acton 24 hours per day, seven days a week effective September 20. It gives me great comfort as a citizen of Acton whose husband needs the ambu- lance quite often and required an ambulance twice in the last three weeks that we now have this 24 hour service. I s Thanks to Councillor Bonnette we will also have the knowl- _ for a job well done! edge that help is now in town. Sincerely, Again, Rick- many thanks Dianne Rainbow might add that both times the ! : : on ambulance had to come from To the Editor: the next couple of months, Highway 7 and Mississauga Acten Town Hall The United way of Halton including Georgetown Mar- Road - approximately 20 - 25 Senme location Hillsis stepping outorshould _ketplace, both Halton Hills minute response time. 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