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If at the accident scene you are concerned for your safety or frightened of the other driver (road rage) drive directly to the nearest police station or immediately dial 911. If you suspect the other driver is impaired or you witness an accident and you suspect one of the drivers may be impaired, call the police right away. Try to stay on the line and provide information to assist the police. If you are unsure or in doubt, call the police and report the incident. Garage Door Works Ken Marttala Free Estimates Sales, Service & Installation Residential, Commercial Overhead Doors & Openers (519) 856-9955 Toll Free (877) 856-9955. G&S ExcavaTING Ltp. Division of 774371 Ontario LTD ~) 20 Ib. Propane Cylinder Refill $14 incl. GST Ree ey | Tyler Transport Ltd. || snow Piowine & Removal Licensed 379 Queen St. E. Acton Septic Systems - Top Soil - Sand & Gravel - Ponds- Basements! Foundations} 853-1550 : FREE ESTIMATES OPEN Mon-Fri RR #2 Acton Tel: 519-853-2515 No Weekend Fills SS Se ON L7J 2L8. 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Convention recently held at Durham College in Oshawa. The next FWIO Convention will be held in London, Ontario in 2006 and the theme will be 'To- gether Everyone Achieves More' --- TEAM. Jeanie Kidd expressed her thanks for the beautiful hanging basket she had re- ceived on the occasion of her 80" birthday. In line with the theme for our meetings, Jane Baynton gave a very interesting talk on the history of the Erland Lee Homestead and its place in the formation of the Women" Institute. As is our custom, our regular July meeting is re- placed with a social evening, and plans were made for dinner and thea- tre on July 15. We look forward to as many mem- bers as possible attending. Lunch was served by our hostess, Edna Nellis, as- sisted by Chris McMillan. Courtesies were given by Sharon Anderson. The next regular meeting will be on Wednesday, Au- gust 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Chris McMillan -- R.R. | -- 6440 25 Sideroad, Acton. Any ladies who would like to join us would be very welcome. Informa- tion can be obtained from Kathleen Alder (President) 856-9353 or Jean McLean (Secretary) 856-9598. New riding mower stolen on Sometime between 5:30 and 10:30 pm on Wednesday, June 30, an unknown suspect stole a brand new John Deere riding lawn mower from the side of a residence located on Wellington County Road 22 in Erin (twp.). The mower SR 22 was just delivered on Mon- day and is worth $2,600. Anyone with information about this crime is asked to call the Guelph Detachment of the OPP at 519-822-7250 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS. BRANCH ° oR LEGION NEws By James Hayes PRO. The Branch mourns the passing of our comrade Bill Taylor. A 40-year member of Branch 197, Bill was an active member for most of those years. He truly exem- plified the term service, and was always ready when _ there was work to be done around the Branch. A legion tribute was held a the Blue Springs Funeral home on July 1. Our deepest sympathy is extended to his wife Joan and her family at this dis- tressing time. "At the going down of the Sun and in the morning We will remember them." Maintenance Chairman Larry McAfee expresses his sincere thanks to Shawn and Ron of Ron's Mobile Wash, also to Lyle Preuter, Keith and Dave Andrews for their splendid work in spricing up our airplane. Well done. Events at the Branch Tonight, July 8, is 40 cent Wing Night, 6 p.m. until sold out; also pizza and Caesar salad. Come on down and help make this a weekly event. Saturday, July 10, the 48" Highlanders and Lorne Scots are having a picnic at the Branch. Legion mem- bers' children and grandchildren under 12 years are welcome to par- ticipate in any children's activies, games , food, etc. This starts at 1_p.m..- * Sports: We are being represented in Port Dover at the District Golf on July 17 by Dave Thompson, Jeff Scott, Jules Russiani and Jack Van Kesteran. Good luck guys. What's Gour Beef? 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