Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), April 9, 1975, p. 12

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Page It THE HERALD Wednesday April IKS Good sounds come from this band DONNA and daughter Vickie carefully log each call made on their clUun a band radio Out has earned a prominent place in the family a living room The Citizen Band is not as it may sound a group of frustrated local musicians but a set of radio frequencies made available for public use by Communications Canada In order to encourage the proper use of these valuable radio frequencies the Halton Hilts Radio ClubGeorgetown was formed last December Last summer there were only six licensed citizen s band radios operating In Georgetown now there are over with the total growing The nickname garbage band baa been given the channels that make up the citizen a band sir the bulk of the conversations are personal and often resemble a parry line telephone system That is not the purpose of CB Band said Tom president of the Mills Club Georgetown We are here to provide instant radio com for emergencies and other situations Specific emergency channels have been established for where lives are at stake or the warrants priority Channel nine OSS has been set aside purpose and channel for marine use during the summer months One of the advantages of Is the fact you are never alone If your car Is equipped with a mobile transceiver Recently a driver passing through town noticed a slippery section of pavement and by using his radio reached a base home station which then notified the town works department A truck was dispatched to eliminate the problem before an accident occurred That la what CB Is oil about said Mr All citizen a band units must be licensed to transmit if their output power exceeds 100 milliwatts and the antennas are longer than five feet from the top of the unit Walkietalkies fall Into the class of CB units since they operate on two of the channels within the citizen band spectrum The economy units available at retail stores are usually lowpowered and are unlicensed If they will only operate on the recognized channels Even though these units t very powerful they still are capable of being picked up by a base station and con Jam those frequencies or can cause Interference on the adjacent channels The club has taken action to Inform the public in proper use of these limited range Iran scelvers by holding a walkie- talkie workshop In February Instructions were given on the proper use of the Tencode which la designed to reduce the on air time by a short numerical code for common sayings how to join in on a conversation already in progress and bow to sign off after completing a tran mission establish further standards for the use of walkietalkies and CB receivers in the area The club Is now considering allocating one specific channel for the low power fixed frequency walkietalkies In Georgetown licenses are easy to get for CB radios added Mr Massena Sometimes too easy I would prefer to a test devised before a license is granted Any Canadian citizen or landed Immigrant can get a license by filing an application with Communications Canada and paying the fee of Although licensing is fairly easy the penalties for abuse of the radio are severe and will result In heavy fines or both for those misusing the airwaves If a base station responds to an emergency call by notifying the police or fire department when there Is no emergency they are not responsible but the person making the original transmission Is subject to punishment by the law The club has already been active in community service by aiding in communications for the Jaycees Crazy Boat Race and by providing radio dispatched transportation to the players that took part in the recent Bantam Hockey are preparing to handle an emergency added Mr Wynfield one of the club members has been preparing detailed maps of the area that would be used to co ordinate a search if necessary Some members of the Georgetown club have already had practical search ex perlence when they took part In a search for an boy lost in Toronto Mr Massena points out that there are presently over licensed operating units In Toronto alone Citizens band is not ex pensive to get Into furthered Mr You can start at about ISO dollars or a channel uni or go on f there Into the sideband units which expand the number of channels to for about MM The C operations are equipped to instant radio communications tor their as well as promote efficient use of the radio channels members of the club dread the day when a search must be called off because the communications channels are jammed by abusers as was case In Toronto Pet please By Roma Tim p ton There seems to be so many things of Interest for you to take advantage of I hardly know what to put first Nevertheless here goes This Friday April 11 ia the Legion Elimination Draw 1 would urge you to pick up your ticket from our bar or our members Immediately if not sooner so you will have a chance to be a winner Ab solutely last call Next thing you must do to avoid being disappointed next spring Is to order your Golden Tulips this week They will arrive at our Branch in the Fall In time for planting so your garden will be extra specially beautiful for next Springtime Tom Elliot urges all members Imperial Members Auxiliary Members Pipe Eland Air Cadets council members businessmen merchants and townspeople their neighbors friends and relatives to use the handy order form following my column to order the amount you require They are 16 cents A leading Dutch bulb grower has created and la cultivating these tulips in the Netherlands These special tulips while marking the Anniversary of the Royal Canadian Legion remind us of our very special link with Netherlands where so many of our comrades gave their live Please attach remittance with your order At the AujdHarylneeUng on April 17 Lou from the Contact Centre will bo our guest speaker re Homes for Ted Mcintosh extension fruit Crops such as beans and sweet Youth Try to attend and find and vegetable corn may follow the cool season out first hand the Centres with Halton office of the crops in the row needs for this new project ministry of agriculture and A real sweetie That oar Pet Please this week Tonya la a old cross between a Golden Lab and an Irish Better a red and gold In color Thta gorgeous looking pet very kind and Is ex tremely good with children Sort of the Ideal family pet In fact she even house broken If yon are Interested In Tonya then the place to contact la the Halton Hills Ahlmal Control Services Drop in at their office Monday to Friday or between I and Saturday New Legion members initiated Saturday now food notes that gardening time is fast approaching Garden supply centres are starting already to display their garden equipment and supplies When thinking about outdoor planting times Mr Mcintosh notes garden vegetables may be grouped into two general classes cool season crops which are most successfully grown when planted in the early spring and the warm season vegetables which produce best when grown during midsummer Cool season crops may be Slanted boot as the soil can properly worked In the spring These crops Include peas cabbage broccoli carrots spinach lettuce radish and onions Many of these early season crops ma hire alter a short season and can be followed by warm season crops planted as soon as the early crop is harvested Warm season crops must not be planted until after the danger of frost la past These crops include beans sweet corn lima beans squash cucumbers tomato pepper and eggplant TAKE THE WHOLE FAMILY ON A VACATION TRAVEL IN COMFORT AND HAVE ALL THE CONVENIENCES OF HOME CO TO GO IwTnWJT THE WDflRT OF RESTAUR EXPENSES COST OF CUB BOOK NOW FORI YOUR NEXT FAMILY VACATION OX lit Four Auxiliary teams went to New Toronto to play Crib last Saturday I knew we would have a top winning team I just dldn know which team it would be Marlon captained the first place team and Doll Carter Bowman and Anne Nicholson were team mates Dumper Gretta Stoddard Morion Carney Jan were fourth and they will proceed to provincial finals in Acton on June Nice going gats we re proud of you New Toronto Credit were second and third Last Saturday afternoon Auctioneer Gordle King made with the fast talk and Gordle Browne came up as the proud owner of our piano Lloyd Boyd is the owner of our green padded bench Gord for a Job well done I guess I don t live right Lost Friday evening I decided to stay home and wouldn you know Fred entertained In the Lounge As usual he was terrific I was told However I took myself down there on Saturday afternoon and was well rewarded as Fred was good enough to play and many Cons spent a pleasant oon thanks to Fred Ken and were to have played on Friday evening but duo to circumstances far beyond their control one was stranded In Montreal so Fred stepped in on and filled in for them Soft lights and taped music were the order of the night in the Lounge Saturday evening Dan Wagataffe played in the clubroom the members were upstairs taking part in our membershlpinitiauon night It was a particularly fine evening and the Initiation team were lawless in their ceremony as was the Color Party Mem bership Chairman Jack Timpson had a dozen new members for initiation Harry Savings who always does a splendid Job as initiation tooktheoaths Jim Collier first vice who instructed our new members in the purposes and objects of the Legion made us all aware of the fine organization we do belong to The four beautifully framed colored pictures that the initiation team hold and explain to the new members The Flag The Poppy The Torch and Our Badgesurely must be the envy of the lone along with our initiation team We danced to Pete Edge and his records and had a buffet I knew before long that someone would come up with another dance and hey did Since weve mastered Slosh and Alley Cat we are going on or back to bigger and better tilings so look for the Glide next time you re down to the Lounge Thanks to all who helped Next membership IS New members come out and acquaint yourself with members and activities Our social to Erin was can celled last Thursday due to tbe sudden appearance of our spring storm Hopefully we can arrange another night Had a post card from Bruce and Virile Collins and they said they were experiencing cold bllzzardy weather out In Calgary They dldn need to go thaf far as we bad the same right on our doorstep Summit Chairmen Reports In by Saturday please Art Stamp has asked Ormie Carter to give him a hand at vtOng our aide Comrades and agreed to help lam very pleased aa I can t always get to the hospital and I don like to think we have members that are missed while they are 111 Thanks a lot fellows Harry Atkinson waan up to his usual 100 percent last week and we hope he Is better now Sam and Earl are still in hospital We hope the avid dart players are making good use of the dart boards on Saturday evenings now This switching around of entertainment and mlnlbingo was to accommodate all members who wished to play darts and dldn t have the space to do so Bazaar meeting this Thur April Try to come down and help or work on your own contribution Would another night suit you better We will need enough for two days so don t let us down CAR CLUB WINNERS DRAW NUMBER IB rather have them miss day entirely we will leave a little later Hazel said that there were some prize winners at tbe Crlbbage tournament on Saturday Here tbey are Marlene Marion Ann Nicholson Nell Robert Lockburst 1S3 S3 R Johnson Weir James Dickinson and J Johnson Joe mentioned to me last Sunday that be and all Imperial members have tickets for their June Imperial Russell and Bemlce Elimination Draw and you can buy them from either joe or any Imp member Also thai a inch portable TV Is going to be raffled off and you know you couldn t possibly win it If you don buy a ticket on i See tbe Imperial members In action again folks step right up and buy your winning tickets Don t forget your fishing trip on of month and take along your cameras bo we can have proof that you caught some really big ones None of this you should have seen tbe ones that got away nonsense Some tail tales should be told at your Sunday meeting Chuck Hennessey bos kindly consented to do our front cover for cur cock book Be preps for anything you know Cb Column this week by Roma Rabbit Dorothy Wright made a rabbit for me she thinks I a table Now folks you know that true Don youT Thanks Dot board for the actual the bus will leave for Mount Dennis Saturday Noon is a little early for some so CUT OUT THE COUPON BELOW and bring in to Legion OR MAIL TO Tom Elliott Rexway Drive GEORGETOWN ONTARIO 50th j GOLDEN TULIPS NAMES ADDRESS PHONE NO I would like bulbs at each I TOTALS SONY- Complete Line Sales Service Authorized Dealers TELEVISION AND APPLIANCES MlnS STATION HOUSE IS Larry Brent Barkhouse Brian Day Pete McCormlck Bruce Gregg John Wilcox Choke Bookin Available Now For Information Call NEILS MUSIC CENTRE HALTON TRAVEL LEASING No lob Too Big Or Too Small Faulllei cleaning of wall to wall carpet In your home a reaion able rate THB CLBANtak A Division of CLEANERS tUOualphSt DANCE Saturday May 10 3opm la Credit Valley Club Norval BUFFET REFRESHMENTS ADMISSION COUPLE Music by THE STATION HOUSE proceeds To Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital Tickets available Bank of Commerce Plaza Joe s Tuck Shop Larry Delicatessen Moore Park Plaza Delrex Smoke Shop For further Information call Market Place Optical OPEN DAILY 10 a m to p m Friday Evenings to We fill all DOCTORS PRESCRIPTIONS For Eyeglasses We can arrange EYE EXAMINATIONS We are In GEORGETOWN MARKET CENTRE near Loblaws 8773562 8777036 Colonial Furniture CONNOISSEUR If you are starting out or wish to add to your present ROXTON HOME FURNISHINGS NOWS THE TIME T BUY CHESTERFIELD SUITES ALL OCCASIONAL CHAIRS IN PRESENT STOCK ARE BEING OFFERED AT VERY SPECIAL PRICES Homestead Furniture is the largest exclusive Dealer in Georgetown Acton Milton and areas Be sure to visit our 2500 sq ft 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