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Page lltRALD 11 Improve Union Station Whats soul travel Well Halton calls for better GO service Don t step on my silver cord has sent a letter to the provincial asking for an extension of GO flail service to Hills Milton and Burlington as well as improvement to Union Station in Toronto to add to its present twotrack commuter train facilities I Regional council last Wednesday gave its approval to a resolution from regional chairman Allan calling for the improvements Noting that news reports indicated that Metro Toronto hate taken a in opposition to future extension of GO Transit Rail vice GO Rail services running into the region of have inadequate capacity and arterial roads and highways between the region and Metro Toronto are intolerably crowded at rush hour asked council to advise the province of On of its support of the of more rail service and the mendalion of the Toronto Transportation Terminal Task Force for Improvements to the prove men of track and rail facilities in our terminal The region a stand will no doubt be greeted favorably the Toronto Area Transit Operating Authority of TVTOA has asked for the support of surrounding regions in the authority fight against Metro Toronto on possible to CO facilities a block to any improvements to Union Station Their opposition reflects the views and obviously from reported discussions in 1 segment of the members in a to Unfortunately these are based to a iflcant degree on points which are misleading winch in bios fnll to consider Hit tot picture The projects on which these important to this part of the province and particularly to the balance of Toronto and the surrounding regions who not only desire improved commuter rail services but whose plana especially from the standpoint of met commercial and in development require services The demands on the GO Transit service are steadily increasing to the point where passu in and particularly In peak hours hnvc Increased In ex cess of percent in each year we arc experiencing very undesirable number of standees This about Is mainly the tremendous rise in capital and operating of molar vehicles the intolerable congestion on our leading into and out of Toronto Want fence along Maple Avenue league beqins sho cour Parents of students at Holy would put graduates this is not the best for High School offer snooker league belle Ho be the first its kind bad Its first meeting evening in Acton The league AGMO League of Ontario gets its name from the towns of Georgetown Milton and Oak villc and was formed by Bert pigelow of Acton family along with of Georgetown Jim of Milton and Jot D Anglelo and Tom of Tl are two divisions in tl lengut senior and junior and acceptance into of the divisions is based on skill of playing snooker rather linage The entry fee Is for ors and for juniors At the dot a full schedule of lasting until June the of the senior league receive a trophy and ISO In cash The winner in the Junior will receive Runners up in each league will cue and rcspec lively Parents of students at Holy Cross School have sent request to the Separate School Board for a fence separating the school playground from traffic on Maple Avenue At the same lime the Holy Cross Parents Association 1 is the separate board for home economics shop facilities at the school In requesting safely fence the notes in a letter to the board because of the mature of this site it is quite easy for a child or children playing there to dart out suddenly onto the extremely busy Maple Avenue with the possibility of severe or fatal consequences The introduction of in arts and home economics facilities into Holy would put graduate from on an even live with students from and Senior I ubhe Schools the pirtnts note in the letter At present the letter states Intermediate students are offered at Holy to expose them to oilier skills and types of learning but we feel this Is not the best for high school courses Our children could use a good foundation to prepare them for high school and we ask your assistance in the curricula of fcrings ill Holy Cross We d like to bring to your attention that the feeder to District High School offer such courses and that our children that high school are at a disadvantage in comparison with these students from the public school system for extra space I house the additional facilities at the school ir already taxed St Georges Mens Club elects new slate of officers Tl annual Club of St Anglican Church was held last Thursday evening In the hall to head the roup was John Canadian snooker champion coming Tom and Bob Murray Roger Beck John Ross Pantt Grant Johnston and Ed Tremiine Last year St George Men s Club nearly in lid paying off the debt on the church hall Dances and a booth at the church bazaar were main fund sources for the group to Acton Hills snooker players will get a chance to sec Cliff Thorburn the Canadian Snooker Champion in and holder of perfect games In an exhibition of snooker at Acton Family Billiards Wednesday February at ONTARIO MEMBERS TO At the recent annuo meeting of the Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association delegates from Peel and York Counties took part Among the many Ontario delcgales attending Ihe twoday meeting at Kitchener 11 Milton Terra Col to R Sovereign Milton OSCIA director RIM Culedon East A Johnston and Woodbrldge The difference between soul travel and astral projection was explained to audience of people at Community Centre Feb by Byron teacher of Eck inkur the ancient science of soul travel also culled the all inclusive path of God who works as a building service operator for Canadian Kodak said people out of body ex ptrietices have no ill effects if Ihey keep to the path of He explained that astral projection Is a limited stale wherein an part of the person is split off from the natural body but remains attached by a silver cord something like umbilical He said that In other planes of existence entitles recognize the astral traveller by the presence of the cord and play tricks such as stepping on the Some astral travellers he said end up in mental in but for those who Walker Lodge installs new slate Jack Carpenter was installed M of the Walker Lodge at the annual meeting held last month Other new officers who were in stalled the meeting were George M Wm Near S Elmer J W Melbourne Chaplain W treasurer V Bro Rile hie secretary Gary S D John J W Roy of Richard I G Tatton Tjle Kenneth Hodgson J and Alder as organist has applied to Mortgage and Housing Corporation for for the addition to the Georgetown Water Pollution Control Plant The application was approved by regional council last week practice receive help from other life forces who have ahead and are there help and guide the novitiates In outlining the history of it was as old as lime Itself and that all religions arc splinter of It In 1EW5 American Paul brought out from the Orient the principles of the ancient science and started the movement in North America tries to achieve a soul plane about four levels above earthly existence where end Is brought the cycle of reincarnation This la done by a scries of contemplative exercises Auxiliary working hard for Branch Here we go again folks with another winning weekend w the bridge players second and our Lad Auxiliary coming first second In bowling Our two teams of bridge players thoroughly heir trip to St Catharine to compete in district bridge and Trevor Williams said it was a Highly competitive tour with about three points separating the teams Duke Wilson pairing Trevor Williams and Mike id will probably mike the trip also is ere is little difference in the teams arc all ex for another episode in the sporting life of the Ladies The plot takes place the Georgetown Bowling I where we hive teams in thai ever game of bowling of even teams are reirisontinf idits Branch 1 Our gals bowl first as they are the host A there are more inns then the 20 alley can accommodate all at once Our lad arc very satisfied with heir showing teams from iihcr Auxiliaries ng in In the day lav their work cut out for Hem they lake a look at Hit core board they know lie tennis hive to be beaten Can ij do if Well they do their host but their is not quite enough as when all e have bowled and all ernes ore eountcd it is rfielown who are first Not winners with Marion Carney Barb Burns Marg Anne Nicholson Chnrlcne MacCormnck and Dot Day team had Dot Hicks June Grieg Frieda Handy and Hazel Dumper placing high enough to go on was A team with Jan Audrey Weir Flo Jean Ellen and Jean Foster team placed eighth and depending on how many times advance to regional a may possibly be Included These girls were Nellie Bell Mary Nicholson Gall Scarborough Jerry Osborne and Cindy Crawford Dot Hicks won hi single with a and June Grieg and prizes All In nil a very good day but really it a typically average day in the sporting life of the Auxiliary Next episode takes place In New Toronto Apr 3rd A hot meal was served and prepared by the Several who helped did double duly working and bowling members And speaking the imperial section Do you know what they have Rone and done No Well 11 tell you what they gone and done hove purchased a piano and It Is a beauty In looks and In sound That not all They have donated it to the as a goodwill gesture We have been without a piano upstairs for some time and so they looked around and v ere able to get one That darn decent of you fellows and we thank you most sincerely for your generosity and your continued support of the Branch Bud Hill Is home from hospital in Toronto and we were pleased to see him around Tom Clarke has his operation and is coming along fine and hoping to be home this week We hope so Lloyd visits our comrades In hospital each day Thanks a lot Lloyd we your and you should be on my sick committee along with Art AUXILIARY BOWLING CHAMPIONS at the held this past Saturday at Georgetown Bowl Were none other than Georgetow a own cam con sitting of from left to right Marg captain Marian Carney Anne Nicholson Charlinc MacCormnck Barbara Burns and Dot Day with Frank Mirth that but Hey wu were second place winners rfilulngflnt place by print arc third thinking be Sudbury March to compete in home we be 1st while Acton provincial final and Trev ay fourth and no doubt that provincials are open the mim thing team of Ear bout the Waiter George Our C team were I spoke briefly to Graham Payne on Saturday and he has let know thai he has four fishing trips planned for later on These are good outings and looked forward to with great anticipation Graham has two lined up the members and two for Imperial Stamp Steve Is his time present waiting results of recent tests Andy entering hospital this Sunday in Toronto News flash Tom Clark is home Getting back to the Imperial section again for a minute I forgot mention that ways means chairman Ralph something Special he is planning for the ladles This will take place In the form dance and buffet on April 10 Tickets in the name of the only That a all I tell you now except there will be prizes for certain numbers drawn as they work their way up to the top prizes Sounds like fun If Of course there will be the customary entertainment no who could ask far anything more More details time goes by I was asked this weekend all the Auxiliary did wns go on weekends and play cards darts or bowl I guess It appears that way at times when you look at their sports calendar the past few months and for ihe next few but my answer No they do o lot more then that I explained a little of what we do Although not active the past couple of years I have been member for 10 years and can tell you first hand we do more ploy sports The old saying all work and no play makes a very dull life Is true bo when the opportunity comes along to play play we do The Auxiliary ore governed by rules by laws and regulations beginning with Provincial Command down the line with a Zone Com mander who Is responsible for lories but we arc under the Jurisdiction of the Immediate branch arc responsible to Branch 120 or many regulations To become an member we are the wife daughter mother sister or granddaughter of a veteran whether they are a legion member or not A regimental number must accompany our application unless in the of five of us who were In the service and Joined on our own When we Join we also take an oath similar to the branch members There arc blngos raffles bazaars and rummage sales to work at Catering to banquets weddings or other nodal tivitles small is not taken lightly as the ladies have a well earned reputation putting on the finest meal in town for the most reasonable price As banquet convenors come and go we do our best to maintain the highest quality meal at all times Many members work and several arc on shifts and many arc older have done share in the past years We all do our fair share when No we don 1 Join just to go into sports as we have sports by laws which state the amount of work we should do before we can enter sports and also we have to pay dues each year and be paid up before we con participate The A give to bursaries and many veteran children have from the Indies generosity We contribute to many sources our by laws permit most of all they arc a tremendous help to the branch In giving thousands of dollars to them over the years accomplished by work not Although we enter only four events ihe branch have over 10 to avail themselves of Many of our members don participate in any sports but those that do find It is a pleasant day to be out and away to other Legions If vvc win and arc able to go on further to regional or provincials that a on added bonus If we host a tournament Its a extra work but we have capable sports officers Branch Hazel Dumper Regional Rita who can organize thing with little or no fust and the branch member usually ore first to lend a helping hand and do it willingly It a combined effort between Aux and branch to make our Legion the finest any where around If you are Interested In becoming Auxiliary member get In touch membership chairman Edna or president of the L A Jon Emmerson or her executive and they wilt be pleased to tell you all about the Ladles Auxiliary to Branch 120 Perhaps in time I II be more active Right now I busy working for the branch Think It over ladles you 11 enjoy It Sorry that we couldn t attend the dance last Saturday but those I spoke tooll said It was a terrific evening and the Group of were simply great They played all types of music which suited and crowd mixed well A food ninny members were out una It la hoped wc can get Group back again real soon This Friday Saturday we will have Pete in the lounge on the Boots on the 14 These are J and popular with crowd Hope to see you out with your valentine this weekend curler this are away i eekend to Kingston where they are going out in provincial championships We extend our best wishes to Chnppcl pal Chamberlain Dune Moneypcnny Campbell and Ken Nash We know they will do their best for the legion whose crest they proudly wear and Branch 120 which they represent No matter how they wind up they are our mem bers our friends and comrades and we think they arc the greatest Monday begins the first night of the to join you still have time Call Mrs Jane at and ask for particulars This unit Is called A touch of Sounds like fun Ages 12 accepted I- or your listening and dancing pleasure our member organist Fred Boo tie is playing and Saturday to 10 during the dinner hour at the village Inn In Try to catch him some evening said where the person attention is focussed on Ihe third eye a point mldwny and above the eyes on person head Then by chanting ihc name of God or a saint said before long its clicking and you re of body Patchelt said everyone has travel and that the purpose of his organization was to make people aware of their inherent abilities and teach them what to expect when hey go out into the nether regions The ultimate goal of he said was mastership of 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