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LEGION NEWS 197 So ee Comrades: her election team of Bill The Branch mourns the passing of our comrade Wil- liam "Bill" Titus. Our deepest sympathy is extended to his wife and family at this most distress- ing time. Bill was a 30 year member of the Branch, and will be missed by his many friends. At the going down of the Sun And in the morning We will remember them. eK The Candlelight Silent March, held last Friday. eve- ning in Acton was the best attended so far. The veterans in attendance were over- - whelmed by the courtesy displayed by the students. Joyce Buchanan, on behalf of the Candlelight Com- mittee wishes to thank the students and parents who participated, with a special thank you to the members of 197 sqdn. Royal Canadian Air Cadets. z BRANCH 197 ELECTIONS. Following an excellent Roast Beef dinner served by our Ladies' Auxiliary, the following officers were elected for 2005-2006 on Monday, May 9:President, Wes Kutasienski; 1' Vice, John Wagg; 2™ Vice, Wayne Young; Secretary, Mary Watson; Treasurer, Lene Fisker; Executive, Willy Talon, Kathleen Bevan, Leo Lahey, and Dave Crook. A sincere thank you to Milton Branch 136 Presi- dent Sharon McKeown and McKeown, Pat Egleton, and Pat Thompson for a job well done. Yours in comradeship. LADIES' AUXILIARY The Acton Ladies Auxil- iary Branch 197 held their elections on May 5. Follow- ing are the results: Sgt-At-Arms: Helen Fowler; President: Peggy Harris; 1" Vice: An- namarie Lowin; 2" Vice: Celine Clarke; Secretary: Helen VanOpstal; Treasur- er: Cindy Sketcher; Sports Officer: Marg Bromby; Membership: Connie Bath; Sick & Social: Susan Poulsen; Std. Bearer: Delia Kentner; Banquet Convener: Betty Green; Kitchen & Property: Fern Shultis; Ad- ministrator/Banquet: Eva Cutting and Joyce Buchan- an; Honours & Awards: Fern Shultis; Funerals: Gloria Dunn; Hostess: Fern Shul- tis; Special Thank You to George, Wes, and John for conducting the LA elections, we really appreciate you be- ing there. Sincere sympathy to Norma Titus from the LA Comrades in the loss of your husband. Ladies, don't forget we re- quire gifts for the prize table for the qualifying round of Euchre being held in Acton, June 11. Let's see if every member would bring a gift to our Next General meeting Thursday, June 2. Also this night is our Pot Luck; mark it on your calendars. Yours in Comradeship, Peggy Harris, President. Lyme Disease has been acknowledged To the editor, Long Point is one of Ontar- io's most known regions for this disease. The Provincial Park posts signs and hands out pamphlets to the campers warning them and instruct- ing them on how to protect themselves. The Ministry of Wild Life even organize a killing of the deer ever so often to try and prevent-the disease from spreading. As summer residents of Long Point, we personally get tested regularly for Lyme disease at our doctor in Halton Hills. We even get our dog tested. It is a simple blood test covered by OHIP. However, the vets do charge a nominal fee. B & M Goldie, Rockwood Rotary says Thanks To the editor, President Herb Dodds and the members of the Rotary Club of Acton wish to express their heartfelt appreciation to everyone who turned out in support of our Gala Auction and Dinner on Friday, April 22. This event is a significant fund raiser for our charitable endeavours within the community. This year is the 100 Anniversary of Rotary International and the support was all the more significant as we prepare to.embark on our proposed Centennial Project of an open-air band shell in Prospect Park. Once again, our thanks to the community for their sup- port and to The New Tanner for their significant coverage of this event. Yours very truly, Bob MacKinnon.