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Important board meeting By Betty Sojka Many thanks go out to Jan Berry of T.L.C. Pet Foods (877-7044) for sponsoring the April newsletter that ‘was mailed out last week. You can call Jan for a free sample treat. An important Hall Board meeting has been called for Wednesday, May 12. It will_be held at the com- munity centre, starting 7:30 p.m. sharp. Area residents are asked to come on out to express their opin- ions on future developments in the part. It has been proposed to add lights to the baseball diamond, and a soccer fence. Your opinion is needed. Please try to attend the meeting. The Ballinafad United Church is now 115-years-old. In celebration of this, a special service was held this past Sunday. Lasting almost.2- #l/2 hours, the service began with the Kerr family entertaining the congregation. Bob was on guitar, with wife Pat playing the piano. Christine, their daughter, sang in a beautiful clear voice, amazing everyone whenever she hung onto those high notes. Bob and Pat sang along with Christine for some of the four or five songs. They were joined by Mrs. Nancy Knox for one of them. Reverend Joe Smiley made a few church announcements and then llinafad News introduced Mrs. Nancy Knox as guest speaker. Sprinkling her talk with humor, Mrs. Knox was utterly delightful. She came along with a bag full of hats. As she pulled each one out, she quizzed the children as to what type of worker would wear that particular hat; e.g., chef, con- struction worker, etc. At the end of this exercise, it came about that it didn’t matter to God what you did for a living. The Junior choir sang a few hymns adding to the program. A lunch followed the service. The Women’s Institute’s dessert Euchre held last Thursday in the afternoon was held at the Erin Masonic Hall. It was pretty suc- cessful as eight tables of players turned up for an afternoon of Euchre. Margaret Davidson won High Lady’s with Lil Givens holding the second highest score. High Man's was won by Bill Delaney, followed by Garfield McGilvray. Howard Switzer won the Men's Lucky Draw. Coffee, tea and delicious goodies were very much enjoyed. Please note that the Karioke Night at the community centre is Saturday, May 29 and not the 25 as printed in error in -the April newsletter. Branch elections upcoming By Mike Mattocks Branch 197 Annual Election of Officers - Monday, May 17, 1993 - Have you marked that date on your calendar yet? Every branch mem- ber has the opportunity to decide who will run their branch for the next year. Make sure you come out and cast your vote. The elections are preceded with a very reason- ably-priced meal. Tickets are‘avail- “able at the bar. The Annual Action Legion Branch 197 Beef B.B.Q. is coming up on June 26. Tickets are $7.50. Per person and you can’t top this meal anywhere. The B.B.Q. is always a “sold out” event and one of the favorite social events of the summer. Winners of April 29 Euchre - Principal's Corner By Bryn Davies In a ceremony this past Monday, Georgetown District High School and Varian Canada formally Acton Legion Oldfield, G. Inglis, I. Kilby, A MacIntosh and M. Holmes. Meat Draw Winners on May 1. Early Bird Draw - Dave Thompson & Marion Piehl. Regular Draws - Gord McCutcheon, Dave Thompson, Alvie Gordon, Fred Andrews, Rupe Harmer, Kay “James, Dave McIntyre, Jean McKee, Eileen Molody, Ed Molody and Gord James. See you at the Branch! ee ee MOUNTAINVIEW BULK FOODS 10 Mountainview Rd. S. next to Mac's Milk Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, May 5,.1993 —Page.11 Elizabeth's Dashions & Bridal Bouliqus The place to shop in Downtown Georgetown MOTHER'S DAY SPECIALS Dresses z gaan ey lacks, Tops, Jackets 15% OFF || 25% OFF May 5-12 on selected group in Ba shirt be Legging prints, plains, silk looks 873-1470 77 Main Street. S$. 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Tam very excited about the expanded potential of our Adopt-a- School partnership. I'd like to thank Mrs. Tamas, Mr. OReilly, Mrs. Miller, Mr. Cotton and Mr. Lawrence for their efforts on our end. As well, the project would not have been possible without the sin- cere interest and initiative of Denny Foley of Varian, and his commit- tee, Irene Jedrzkiewicz, Jan Kron and Ian Watson. Good luck to our music students who depart for Edmonton on Monday compete in the MusicFest Canada nationals. Our mble, and its conductor Ms. Wallace, continue to earn accolades wherever they perform. Good luck, Rebel musicians! _GELEBRATING OUR OTH ANNIVERSARY Specials in effect May 5 — May 21/93 Sen b CHEESE a with minimum order $15.00 MOUNTAINVIEW BULK FOODS S., B' 877-5570 10 next to Mac's Milk ors Day is eco) 10% OFF excluding ore