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Page aa Halton Hills This Week; Wednesday, ay 7, 1993 ot Volunteers are nee fo} Co) aa =Ye] (oy) ae submitted from Agincourt arrived on sched- ule last Wednesday, had lunch and spent the after- noon playing cards, singing and line dancing on the patio. They had planned shopping but agreed it was still “Worth the Drive to Acton”. There were only two tables of bridge and the winners were Kathleen Stoke, Dot Norton and Lil Housen. Come down Wednesday and-join this group. The Euchre, normally played every Thursday, was canceled because of the Canada Day Holiday. It will be back on its regular day next Thursday. Everybody welcome. The fireworks display put on by the ‘volunteer firemen was outstanding with applauding crowds at Lakeview, Prospect Park, and at the Legion. The | INDOOR Spas | INDOOR Spas | “Gono Thp., Te Tio Petes AKE ADVANTAGE of our Ot i SALE 7, S27. tp 3k Skw, Towa ‘compact unit for three with a deep lounge and _ bucket seats. °3,995. *4,995. OuTDooR PAS LAYFIELD Cover included with all spas EMERALD ISLE Bedroom Gallery and SPAS-AR-US 873-2753 265 Guelph St. Georgetown next to Bellamy's parking lot was filled as well as the side streets. I don’t know who ate the most hot dogs at the Legion — the children or their par- ents or grandparents. An enjoyable evening to cele: brate Canada’s 126th Birthday. The regular beef draw was well-attended on Saturday and we list below the lucky winners: Early Bird - Ab Irwin and John Robson Regular Allan Gordon, John Toebes, R. Fellows, Neil Tulford (twice), Keith Andrews, Ab Irwin, John Robson, Pearl Baker, John Chillman, Bob Doyle and Bob Angel. Large Prize — John Chillman. If no one volunteers to sell tickets, the beef draw till end July 24, COMING EVENTS July 7, Wednesday * Bridge il Thursday - Euchre . 21- Corn roast and ce Sept. 11 - Legion Masters Golf Tournament, Members only. Tickets at the bar, $35.00. Lots of other events planned for September so keep aoe appointment book MISCELLANEOUS ded to clean up Branch We have two draws bet- ter than all your lotteries. The 50-50 draw is drawn every day and requires you signing in every time you visit the branch. The Loonie draw is drawn once a week and only requires you being there on the day you sign in. Over $1,000 in these two draws — aren’t you sorry, Shorty; you didn’t sign in’ Now that the ladies have finished ‘their Spring Cleaning, it is time to clean up the Branch and.do some painting. Give Gary Mundy or Keith Andrews a call and volunteer to help clean up your Branch. Help is need- ed every Sunday morning until the job is done. See you at the Branch! Children’s Aid faces cuts Oakville and regional councillor Kevin Flynn has served notice that the Children’s Aid Society in Halton can’t afford to have $41,000 cut from its budget. Flynn, who is a board member and past-president of CAS, told Halton region council he understood that Children’s Aid Societies will be “unscathed” in the Province’s expenditure con- trol plan. However, regional chief administrative officer John Burke said all departments, including the CAS, will be affected by the plan. The region has instructed all of its departments, boards and commissions fo cut 2.2 per cent from their 1993 budgets to comply with provincial demands that municipal governments cut back spending. Initial approval of regional depart- ment cutbacks was given by By Peter | Roe. The 1993/94 G peelonal c council at its meet- ing last week. Flynn said the CAS has a legal obligation to look after all of the children who require help, even if it means going over seen Little Th and with it the opportunity for charita- to receive the proceeds oe three ben- efit nights GLT is offering. ; “The Foreigner”, a BRAMPTO A = 4 Doub 0 FREE PILLOW D) K a ¢) @) fa) ons Quee @ OR OPED A D Nh bee fl Country Mattiess | Sleep Shop HWY #7, MISS. RD 4ye WIDE SELECTION OF COTTAGE MATTRESSES, PR ATEPG ie) (@) A.Q00 eld) ie) fe) 8 le) le} 0 ie) le} fele} QQ ke\e\t) neve 4) A eve 52U ust BOVAIRD| KENNEDY RD. HWY 410