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GeorgetownActon Wednesday Sept 5 1984 Civeu time WejULgive it back with interest Plan to attend our Division Annual SEPTEMBER 1984 PARK LODGE KITCHENER Mr J SpraggeCFRB RadioToronto will address What It Your Standard of Living sponsored by SECTION GRAND RIVER VALLEY DIVISION INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT PREVENTION ASSOCIATION For registration and further Information on this and Dlnnerand Film Night with a Personal Protective Equipment display October please contact Mrs Rhone Bennett 519 893 6797 Participate I To reduce injury experience in the TOjtWWjO Ontario workplace by over five years INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT PREVENTION ASSOCIATION Officer of the Month Constable rescues brothers from creek Potter of iht en award span sorted by Community and a ven out to members of the Reg department on of special effort This month s selection Is earold Greg Braun a Miltonconstableandresident who saved two brothers from possible drowning in the 16- Mile Creek area of Hillside Constable was offduty and at home at the tune of the incident He and his wife Public surveyed Parents will soon be getting a call from the school board but it won be about their children The Hal ton Board of Education will be seeking the public response to their publication Education M which was delivered to all Ha ton households last week Definite details about the survey has not yet Clemens of the magazine said it will probably be a telephone survey to representative section of residents Clemens said some of the questions will range from the material that was covered in the issue and Its expanded size from 16 pages to to suggestions for future topics for next year a Issue Articles and photos are contributed by students trustees support staff teachers administrators and community re present a lives who are active in the schools such as parent groups Clemens said she could not give an solute figure on Ihe cost of production of this magazine The editorial committee in eludes representation from trustees students administrators and teaching staff Trustees on the committee are Bruce and Vola SAVINGS FROM I l I l l l I l l I i i i i i i i i i i urges The Best in Selection and Price Anywhere 2050 SWEAT SUIT FLEECE prints solids assorted colours some short ends Reg 7 98 FABRICLANDS SUPER SPECIAL Off VELOURENDS R98 ATFABR1CLANDONLY V 5 m lengths 150cm60 wide SPECIAL PURCHASE WOOL BLENDS 098 I wide ATFABRICLANDFROM FRUITED EUROPEAN COTTONS In transitional colouring J vO 100 cotton 90cmwide Come In and Get Acquainted Under Company Management ON SELECTED FALL MERCHANDISE CORDUROY SPECIAL assorted wales colours 115cm I Reg 5 98 W FABRICLANDS SUPER SPECIAL BRUSHED YARN DYES checks plaids MHO 1 1 5 cm45 wide Polycotton I Reg 98 SUPER SPECIAL SIMPLICITY PATTERNS OFF any pattern noquantltyllmlt Off expires Sept 1 Mtt MILT HUGE SELECTION COURTEOUS KNOWLEDGEABLE SERVICE FANTASTIC PRICES S47MalnStE MILTQN m The Best in selection and Pnce Anywhere OVER SO STORES IN ONTARIO TO SERVE YOU I I Peggy had sat down dinner in their Hillside Dr apartment when they suddenly heard screams They were not playful kind of screams out onto the balcony and spotted the two kids In the creek he It vas cold on March 24 but the officer stopped only long enough to lace on running shoes before dashing down four flights of stairs Thirteen yearold David and his older brother Jim of Court St had been walking along the creek embankment on their way to Holy Rosary Church when Davidslipped on the icy surface and fell Into the creek The current was too strong for the boy to reach the edge and his older brother jumped and held his brother above the water Greg Braun arrived in time to pull the youngest out and then his older brother from the ley water Both were soaked and the youngest bad apparently already gone under once The police officer then escorted them bock to his home where he got them into some dry clothes and called their parents An officer for eight years Constable Braun is modest about the rescue I didn t think It was a big deal it is the kind of thing any human being would do he said Constable Braun is a Kitchener native but moved to Milton after joining the Regional Police department He worked briefly in Georgetown before assuming patrol duties in Milton This is the second occasion Comrtable has received the award Three years ago he was recognized for the dramatic ar rest of two men who broke into a Milton business Region pays fee Regional council In Wednesday expected to pick up the tab for IT ON TWO YEAR TERM DEPOSITS Interest Paid Annually Rates to amounts of over OTHER RATES PLUS TERMS AVAILABLE Halton Commtwirty Credrt Union Batohgsto You Mo MILTON OHKV III GEORGETOWN NSTN roan Serving he Municipality of since 1037 Shan M hum COME IN AND SEE USI MISS ACTON FAIR COMPETITION 1384 winner will be eligible for the 1985 Miss C E Sweetheart of the Fair Contest JUDGED ON APPEARANCE PERSONALITY AND POISE Friday September 14th AT THE FALL FAIR Famiy Vanety Presentation Two Runners Up Will Act As Queen s Attendants mats all ci SPECtALPRIZES WINNER AND Deadline for Entries Wed Sept 12th at 7 pm There will be an Informal rehearsal on day 30 Sept at the Presbyterian Church REQUIREMENTS MISS ACTON FALL FAIR COMMITTO ItM Georgetown lawyer John efforts In sue defending a Halton police officer charged with a traffic offence Belleghem pers uaded Provincial Court April to dismiss the charge of going through a red light His fee was Steven Amis chased a stolen car Into Peel Region last Nov 4 but was Involved in a collision from which the charge stemmed McVonakts Community Calendar ITS A GOOD TIME FORTHEGREATTASTE Rummage Sale The Acton Parent and Tot rre having a rummage sale Sept IS a to at the Acton All donations of articles are welcome and there is some thing for everyone Call Trina Virgin at for more information Super Garage Sale A giant garage sale and com roast will be held Friday Sept 7 at the Holy Cross Church Maple Ave It con tinucs Sat Sept a to noon with a garage and bake sale Something old something new furniture toys and rat will be on sale Parents of teens The North Halton Youth Services AYR is offering a parenting course for parents of teenagers starting September and running eight weeks Registration fee is For more information or to register phone853 Fall Fashions The Rotary Anns will present an even ing of Fall Fashions at Holy Cross Auditorium Wed Sept at m Call for tickets Clubs Registration for Beavers Cubs Scouts Venturers and Rovers will take place at Limehouse Hall on Thursday Sept Volunteers needed The Halton Centennial Manor Home for the Aged is looking for volunteers to participate in the many programs and services which the Manor offers Its residents Get involved For more information contact Karen Hutchinson at Boating Course Registration for a course teaching safe boating will be held Sept and Sept at the Georgetown District High School The course will cover small boats handling power and sail seaman ship advanced piloting and navigation For more information call A Gimpel of the Georgetown Power Squadron 5034 Booklet The Georgetown and District fall booklet Is now available at the of flee at Mountain view S Preston Store in Glen Williams General Store and the Georgetown Public Library the fall season and a host of new pro grams for children and adults Courses begin Sept and registrations will be accepted until then For more tion call Golden Triangle The first meeting for the Golden Triangle Club will be held Sept IB at 130 Members can look forward to good programs this year Everyone Is welcome Fun and Sing No it s not a party but you have lots of fun No it nt how but you can sing all you wait Mo It not a dating service but you meet a lot of new peo ple No It not a spa but you will relax and enjoy yourself It the Georgetown Choral Society Practice starts Monday Sept 3 30 p m at Knox Presbyterian Church For more information call 877 7795 Square Dancing The Pine Valley Square of fer free nights of introductory bcglnneri classes In modern square dancing on Sept and Sept 19 at the Stewarttown Hall Refreshments will bo served For more information call Ken and Hearns Basic Round Dance lessons start In October