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MICTION II Tilb Wednesday January Legion Lines To all the members interested In the trip to Plymouth Mass for the Memorial Day Parade May a meeting is being held Jan at 12 JO It is Important that you attend this meeting so arrangements can be completed The general meeting of the Branch is tomorrow night please make an extra effort to attend CARCLUBWINNERS Jan Hon Steve Cadger 173 Peter Smith Mary Derek Robert Hooper EUCHRE WINNERS Jan Ladies 1st Grace Lawrence 2nd Da Swilier booby Jean Gents 1st Bill Richards 2nd Bert Porter booby Art Cousins SICK LIST Lloyd Norton Cowan Lea Sadler G Hayes in Georgetown Hospital King in Sunnybrook Hospital in Acton Bryden BlllGibbs and Fanny Weaver in the Bennett Centre S Irvine and Stan Swarm at home Commander Rose visits Herald Special We had a very successful meeting this past Thursday and when it was finished Mary Bowers was presented with our Legion crest on a butterfly pin in acknowledgement of her on to our auxiliary We ate a most wonderful cake baked by Nicky Carney and with coffee and tea the evening came to a close Mary Franks our entertainment chairman specified the time the bus leaves the branch for the Bacardi tour on Feb The time la exactly We will be back at the branch at approximately If there are any questions call Mary at Ladies provincial bowling will be held in Georgetown April There will be about teams from all over Ontario participating in this event Georgetown is honored to host this annual event Hazel Dumper your officer at will be needing all manner of help to ensure a successful tournament Some of the teams will be arriving April and will be entertained in the lounge and there will be a dinner for about 150 Saturday evening So you con see that we will all have to dig In and help Please if you can contribute anything In any way do Don forget Jan zone bowling at Port Credit and March district bowling at Wetland If there ore members out there who would like to participate in sports please call Haul We will the honor of receiving Rose Green our commander at meeting so please moke an effort to make this a meeting Rose will remember Maud Norrie Is in George town Hospital and I am happy to say is doing a bit better good luck Maud find that Barb Bums Is back home from hospital Congratulations Barb sure are a fighter To all our shut ins take heart the weather can stay cold forever spring will be here soon Good luck to you all and God bless you It was with pleasure that we were able to welcome to our auxiliary Alberta Cox who transferred to you will have many rewarding years with us Alberta Knack for news If you love talking to people and have a knack for knowing what a going on in your community there may be a Job waiting for you The Herald looking for neigh borhood correspondents to write about local news The newspaper is hoping to strengthen their links with hamlets such as Steworttown Ash grove and Glen Will If you live in one of the commu listed and are interested in writing a bit of news each week call the editor at 877 Training leaders A Leader In Training Program is being offered in Acton this winter at Mckenzie Smith Middle School This program will provide the parti with the knowhow and to lead activities In crafts sports games compflre programs and more A theory session Is eight weeks in length starting Feb 12 at m Cost is Application forms are available at either Recrea lion and Parks Department Office or at your school office Call 219 for more Information Summer jobs The Recreation and Parks Department Is looking for individuals to be port of the summer playground and aquatic staff If you enjoy working with children then pick up an application form at either Recreation Office or your student services office The deadline for applications Feb Preselection begins In March Swim lessons There are still lota of openings in swimming lessons at both the Georgetown and Acton pools For class times call the pool after Acton Georgetown Grants review The deadline for social services from Hal ton region has pass and a review of these requests now gets underway Last year Halton handed out In grants Grants are given to agencies providing a service to Children and youth to seniors and to the public generally Regional councillors will receive their ins grant book a I the end of this month and the Health and Social Services Committee will review the grant requests Fab 10 March of Dimes work for the disabled This month begins the annual Ontario March of Dimes Ability Fund Campaign held from Jan 1 to Feb IS Communities large and small across the province are moun ting door todoor or mail campaigns to raise funds for the many services the March of Dimes provides to physically disabled adults When the Salk vaccine was disco v in 1955 polio was thought to be no longer an issue in this country However many adults who had polio as children are encountering either new or recurring symptoms These include muscle weakness fati pain and difficulty breathing Many who fought so hard decades ago to recover from polio and abandon aids such as crutches and respirators finding that they must rely on them once again to maintain their and mobility The Ontario March of Dimes established years ago to raise funds to find a polio cure have focussed new energy to serving those polio survivors who have this post polio syndrome Of the approximately polio survivors now living in Ontario per cent or more may have post polio syndrome The Post Polio Program of the Ontario March of Dimes includes a registry of Ontario residents who had polio The registry was established to document concerns for the education of medical personnel and to provide a support network for people who are concerned with the effects of the disease There are presently over 1 registrants The Ontario March of Dimes has also Initiated many support groups across the province to help deal not only with the physical symptoms but also with the emotional trauma caused by post polio syndrome People feel frustrated and frightened at the pros pect or becoming dependent on mobil aids once again One of the goals of the Post Polio Program Is to see the establishment of a treatment centre which provides all assessment and rehabilitation services under one roof The Ontario March of Dimes offers many services to the more than threequarters of a million people In Ontario with some form of physical disability Direct services include pro viding assistive devices such as wheel chairs and limbs vocational rehabilitation a microcomputer train program summer residential camps travelling medical clinics and the post polio registry The Ontario March of Dimes is also active in research into the effects or microcomputers on the lives of physically disabled adults assists local groups with issues such as transportation housing human rights and accessibility and have a govern relations and public awareness education program These services and more are made possible in part through the generosity of public donations to the Ability Fund Campaign Donations to help reach the goal of 1 G million can be sent to the Ontario March of Dimes Overlea Boulevard Toronto rom the Ontario March of Dimes Town honors Applications are now available for the Municipal Awards Evening April If you know of someone who has brought honor to our community through their In or culture in 1985 nominate them for recognition For more information call New industry might not receive tax break New industrial and commercial developments in Hills may no longer be exempt from regional ot levies There are no regional levies char now to these developers but the Impact of imposing a regional tax is being looked at In a capital contribu lions study now underway by staff Regional Planning Director Rash Mohammed told The Herald terms of reference have been approved for the In house study already and now the meat of the matter is under conslderat ion to see what industry will bear If industry pay for it it Is comingoutoftaxpayers pockets Mr Mohammed said of regional capital Ho said the last council policy opposed charging regional lot levies to industrial and commercial develop ments in region It docsn mean to say the new council won impose them Mr Mohammed said We have to raise that issue with the new council and they have to say how much they value new growth in terms of the mill rate Right now only the town council charge lot levies to new developments The regional planner said previous regional councils have said they were willing for taxpayers to pay the cost of capital spending for regional services like sewer and water works and not charge the new Industries for it Mr Mohammed said new Industr lea bring additional traffic to a road and increase road maintenance and upgrading costs for the region These are capital costs that taxpayers arc absorbing in their regional tax bills If the trucks weren t using the road you have to spend the money to repair it Mr Mohammed said The Georgetown Chamber of Com merce 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