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LEGION NEWS By James Hayes P.R.O. BRANCH NO. 197 Police/Fire Report Impaired driver A 47-year-old Cambridge man was arrested for im- paired driving and over 80 after his car missed a turn and ended up hitting a street sign at Queen Street and Eastern Avenue around midnight on Friday Police said a citizen report- ed seeing a Buick Century weaving into on-coming traf- fic and onto the shoulder of Trafalgar Road outside Georgetown. Police were called to the Eastern and Queen Street area where they found the car on the lawn and the sign down. They questioned the man and ar- rested him. He appears in Burlington court on June 6. Intentional fire Halton police are investi- gating an intentionally set fire in a garden shed at 53 Cook Street that was reported at 5:04 on Saturday afternoon. A youth with a garden hose had extinguished the fire in the shed when Acton fire- fighters arrived on the scene, and police found evidence indicating the fire had been deliberately set. Repeat burn Acton firefighters were called to a rural property on 32 Side Road, east of the Town Line, for a burn complaint at 3:35 on Friday afternoon. Firefighters had been to this property in the past for a pre- vious illegal burn, and once again advised the homeowner to let the fire burn out and get a burn permit before doing any more backyard burning. Choking child A nine-month-old Acton baby seemed in good health when Acton firefighters ar- rived at a Mowbray Place house at 9:20 on May 1 for a report of a choking child. The mother reported the baby had gone stiff and stopped breathing. Firefight- ers administered oxygen until the paramedics arrived. Comrades, On Tuesday, May 9. Fol- lowing an excellent roast beef dinner served by our Ladies Auxiliary, the fol- lowing officers were elected: - President Wes Kutasienski; 1st.Vice John Wagg; 2nd Vice Wayne Young; Secretary Joyce Buchanan; Treasurer Lene Fisker; Executive Tom Grant, Bob Service, Tammy Whyte, Janet Grant, and Tony Rouse. A sincere thank you to Milton Branch 136 Past Pres- ident Sharon McKeown and her election team for a job well done. We were afforded a beauti- ful evening last Thursday for the Candlelight Walk, though well attended the turnout of students was disappointing to organizers. Last Friday evening the following new members were initiated into the Branch and welcomed: Francis Ronald, Robert Crook, Reg Speed, Kev- in Lee, Jim Wilson, Herb Jackson, Candice Anderson, James Ringler, Janet Gar- ton, Allen De Rabbie, Tracy Little, Charlie Chianta, and Alexander James. Last Saturday afternoon a gathering at the Branch to witness and financially support the cutting off of Norm Martineaus ponytail for Breast Cancer research escalated into a total of six members donating their hair to raise a total of just over $2,000 for this worthy cause. Yours in comradeship. Ladies Auxiliary Notes: Well ladies, we had an ex- cellent turnout for the silent Candlelight walk last Thurs- day. Thank you for attending this special tribute to the Veterans. Dont forget tonight (Thurs- day, May 11) is the General Meeting for the LA. It is elec- tion night and come out and vote your Executive. Dates to remember: Sunday, June 4 is Deco- ration Day, this is the day we plant Geraniums at the Cemetery in memory of our comrades who have passed away. Saturday, June 10 is qualifying round for District Euchre in George- town. Sunday, June 11 District Sports meeting in Niagara Falls. Yours in Comradeship, Peggy Harris, President to Br. 197 LA A 12 classroom addition to Christ the King Secondary School in Georgetown was approved by the Halton Catholic District School at their last regular meeting. Work is to start immediately with a September 2007 opening date targeted for the $2 million project. Acton and area students in the Catholic school system attend Christ the King school. Other projects approved included a new elementary school in Milton for 596 pupils at an estimated cost of $10,200,000 and a new $30 million secondary school in Burlington to ac- commodate 1,000 students. The board also approved extended field trips in 2007 for Christ the King school, one to England and Ireland from March 6-15 and another to Orlando, Florida from May 16-21. JUMPSTART CASH: Members of the Halton Hills Rams Master Lacrosse Club donated $1,000 to the JUMPSTART program in Halton Hills that ensures all children can take part in sports and recreation, even they cant afford it. JUMP- STAR members Susan Tupling and chair Joy Thompson accepted the cheque from Rams, from left: Kent Roberts, Scott Holmes, Dan Wepf, Chris Sargent and Steve Bast at Acton arena on Monday. Frances Niblock photo Catholic Board approves Christ the King addition