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RES GeorgetownActon Wednesday Aug 4 Community Calendar Touring crafts show A louring show of crafts by representatives of the Ontario Crafts Council MidWest Region will be in Georgetown from August to end of the month at Georgetown Public library and CulturalXentre The show includes examples of work being done in fibre glass metal wood and day It also in cludes samples of work by local artist Agnes Olive Dramatic Arts There is still room for children between the ages of seven and yean of age to enroll in Halton Recreation Departments Dramatic Arts program The program is run in week long sessions at Georgetown High School and will continue to the end of August Children get a chance to try pantomime skits television and stage workshops If youre interested call the recreation depart ment at Cheltenham Cup The Cheltenham Gold Cup Inter national Horse Show will be held at Lolhlonen Stables Third Line Cheltenham from Tuesday Aug 10 to Sunday Aug 15 The event features the World Cup Class of International Junipers on Sunday af ternoon Aug at 1 m The events Included in the show are classes for hunters Jumpers ponies and special childrens events Threshing Days Relive the oldtime harvest days August 14 and at the Royal Agricultural Museum Milton There are threshing demonstrations including machine and wooden flail methods bale- throwing competition and regular demonstrations of spinning weaving and open hearth cooking Enjoy a Thresherraans Lunch served in the museums picnic the Cradle n Flail The museum is located five kilometres west of Milton on Its open from 10 a m to ra daily until Oct 11 Leam to swim Georgetown offers another series of swimming lessons starting Aug at the Outdoor Pool Lessons are held and 2pm weekdays For further in formation or contact the or drop in at Mountalnvtew Rd S Art Exhibit Tell me what It is a special In structive exhibition assembled by John Sommer is at the art gallery In Hills Library and Cultural Centre The show features SO works by artists and will remain hanging until the end of August Figgy Duff Piggy Duff a traditional folk music group named after the pudding will be performing at Plaza Guelph in a special outdoor concert tomorrow Thursday at noon hour The concert is presented by The University of Guefphs University Centre and in case of rain show will go on in the University Centre courtyard Coot off this summer with a thick arctic ormnga shake J DAVE Mcmullen INTERLOCK STONE CONTRACTOR DRIVEWAYS PLANTER BOXES WALKS POOL DECKS PATIOS RETAINING WALLS FREE ESTMATES WORK A variety of colours and laying A host and oil tans lant your area Into lolling 8778483 drivers required to negotiate have to adapt their sharp turns The The driving to the added Ontario Safety League length they ore pulling also reminds you to con behind them This usu- the effect of wind ally means at least twice the normal dis- trailer and towing veh- tance is required to pass Ide off course High another vehicle and a winds require slower much wider curve is speeds fi Co 232 Guelph Street ATI A Whole Lotta Good Times Saturday Aug 14 800 pm EXHIBITION STADIUM Humpty Dumptys Blizzard Bonanza Pick up a small bag of Humpty Dumpty potato chips and get a coupon good for ONE DOLLAR 1 OFF regularly priced 6 and 3 seats for all Blizzard Home Games JulyAugust Every Humpty coupon you redeem coupons good at the Blizzard Box Office only- increases your eligibility for Blizzard Bonanza sweepstake prizes 1 of allexpense paid trips for 2 to Soccer Bowl 82 in San Diego 1 of 25 Blizzard autographed NASL Soccer Balls and Humpty RINGOLOS Visit your local convenience store and check the Humpty Dumpty display for contest details Tickets 9 12 All seals for fans and under or and over Tickets available at the Blizzaid Box Office or any BASS location VISA or MasterCard accepted MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD For more Information Police announce Sergeant Don Held promoted to the rank of Sun Sergeant Staff Sergeant began fall police career fa March ft with the City of Burlington Police Force Since January Sergeant Held fail ser ved In all three Districts and has experience in the Youth Bureau Criminal Investigation Bureau as well as the Uniform Branch Staff Sergeant Held has been assigned the duties of officer In charge of training for the Halton Regional Police Force Constable Wayne Eastwood It promoted to tbe rank of Sergeant Sergeant Eastwood began bis police career In March with the Town of Milton Police Force and since the formation of tbe Halton Regional Police Force Id January IIH Ser geant Eastwood has served In Youth Bureau and Criminal Investi gation Bureau as well as tbe Uniform section Inspector Roy Wilkinson has been ap pointed Assistant Commander of District No Burlington fa Wilkinson begin bis police career In 1MB with the Oakville Police Department Since formation of tbe Regional Police Force in 1IT Inspector Wilkinson has been to Staff Ser geant and fan IM was promoted to lie rank of Inspector