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On the Both legions to hold weekend awards nights ByROMATlMPSO Friday March Awards Nighl In Acton Branch honour Zont Officers Cocktails at 30dlnner7 JO presentations at and dancing from to 1 am See President Harold Badhnm for your tickets as he has a limited amount left Tickets are per person A terrific night has been plan Friday March DJ in the Lounge is Join in the good times Saturday March loth Pete Edge will entertain In Lounge Bring a friend Saturda March Awards Night and Membership Wight in our audi for Branch and Auxili members and their guest only Be sure to be scaled before for this very impressive ceremony of of new members as doors will be locked while ceremony is in progress Dance to fallow Saturday March 17h just a Ml tor the in I Sections Elimination Draw and Dance for Ladies They arc behind the bar Don I miss out his special evening of dan prizes and fun March Like Mini Bingo Keep this Sotur day for this popular port of the Ways and Means entertainment planned for your enjoyment Sam Gisby is back in Georgetown Hospital We wish you well Sam and all others hospitalized and those of you who are not feeling 100 per cent Green keycard now to be used enter club room Lock was changed this past week end Good news we have who have qualified to move on District Darts in on March 17th Den Peggie Derek Jim Fisher and Dennis good we wish you good luck Team darts are this Saturday in and we hope we will again have winners from Branch to go on Still on Sports we have our Senior Curlers Chappel Pat Chamberlain Trevor Williams and Campbell off to Richmond Hill for March and iBth Perhaps if Legion Lines By Roma Timpson any of the members can go up and support our fella while they arc our Branch a friendly familiar face may give them a boost Good luck to all sports Circle your calendar for these upcoming events I- April Millionaires Night In our auditorium Sounds like fun Saturday April 14th Our Air Cadets are planning their spring dance and evening should be well attended with plenty of nonce April Imperial Section Elimination Draw and Dinner The tickets ire now on salt and a dinner will be stned by the Ladies who have an enviable reputation for serving fanlast dinners Sec Tor all the tickets you will want for you and your friends His No ISB77 I understand here are two in town who need treat ment in a Toronto Hospital on the machine and tit can make the trip to by ambulance the am wail for these ladies lo return home once they hue had the necessary treatment If by chance ambulance has another trip Toronto by the lime they are finished then of course they would pick up the Indies So necessitates a wait for the ladies and sometimes a long wait To help salve problem he Imperial Sec have provided transport a home by taxi for the next six weeks This hard working group within our Brinch are ilwnys thinking and coming up with super ways to spend their money In our com lost time it was MEET THE PRESIDENT JIM Jim Sunnucks noble grand of Independent Order of Oddfellows Orient Lodge Georgetown first joined the organization in 1956 but left it for a period of years then relumed about three years ago He held a number of offices in organization including inside guardian warden conductor and vice grand before stepping into the noble grand chair Orient Lodge or the Oddfellows as it is more commonly called Is run along the same lines as a service club Mr Sunnucks says only It Is a fraternity The group received on Award of Merit from the Royal Canadian Legion Br given to he community Both groups have been working together on projects since the Legion and the Lodge were first established in Georgetown and members are proud of the award since there has on been two such awards granted by the Canadian Legion lodge has members They meet each Monday evening in Oddfellows Hall on Wesleyan Street Annual New members earn our degrees In the process of joining the lodge Mr Sunnucks his wife Jane and five children live on River Drive He has been a Georgetown resident for about 25 years and is a foreman at Die Mold Tool Ltd on Todd Road He says he used to be a Kinsmen and also played industrial ball and hockey in Ihe industrial be doe his r ar the swimming pool the Georgetown Hospital that and now they see need help other with a need Although small in numbers just under ihese Secnon members ire branch members first and go Uittly on their way help ing and doing can help by supporting various programmes Another we can all help is by saving he electric pricing code on food labels them in 10s or and dropping them into a special box provided the branch these will be look by Auxiliary Pres Hazel Dumper Apparently General foods will pay for lone hour on the kidney mac for 1 one thou Its how quickly all these idd up and if we all help imagine how much good we do for others If arc ml crested and cannot gel to Ihe box in the branch you could piil them in our mall box on Mill St This seems like a worthwhile endeavor and so easy Remember just the cod price not the whole label Club Members do you hive your card by now and you filled out stub wiihyourname etc Have you II back to your captain You hove Then we should be all set for the first drawing hopefully this week Bob says he is for a few stubs be returned to him CANVASS KITS Norma Marshall and Susan meter of Phi sorority pack some of loo Canadian Society canvasser for delivery to canvassers who will be going door to door throughout iUlton Hills during month of The women were among who came in The la The la Delta Beta and Phi to help members at lancer society lo get ready for their annual fund raising campaign Herald Few foster parents in Georgetown area CAS speaker Ann Lor roine Theisscn Aid Society of Region says Within the region George town has the fewest Foster Parents Out of every seven families one child is separated and placed as a ward away from the community which is not good for child hosier parents should be encouraged wilh their earnest work love patience underst Limehouse News changers of the world Foster parents and there families Ann says are very community minded and active Its a profit making endeavour but a gesture of sincerity and as any one knows raising a family ihese days The Children Aid iheme this year Is How change the gives donation to childrens ward by rather Dcvanl Mrs Carol Powell read a moving article Mothers from the January issue Headers Digest Events In March to be by CWL members World Day oi Prayer March 2nd Mountainview Baptist Church Regional meeting in ton recommended March 10 Mount Cenaclc Ret rial House Retreat March 13 pm speaker is anticipated for March meeting Any information for above mentioned colt By SUSAN Herald coin mult I Afewwceksago a letter lo the editor appeared in on Etobicoke- newspaper entitled We want to clear up some teenager myths and signed by A group of concerned Grade students Collegiate In the letter that appeared their complaint of discrimination and generalisations that are made by the world while they the youngsters toil at low paying jobs loluntcerwork and babysitting for would not otherwise be able togo out was a cry from the heart and contained a fair amount of truth Enough that I felt compelled to respond in a column because 1 have wailed in vain to sec a subsequent letter from a teacher parent or employer substantiating their claims While admittedly a number of Irresponsible trouble makers amongst them so arc there also generous proportion of dropouts amongst the adult segment While it would not occur to us to condemn all Society as bad because of the actions of a few we have been too hasty In equating the label of teenager with trouble Think back a moment and consider if you would really want to lurn back the clock to relive those seven years again Sun thcinitialreaclionis hey never had it so good No taxes no responsibilities no mother in to satisfy whole world is before them Now go bey thai superficial glimpse and 1 daresay you would not exchange secure place in the world you hate forged for yourself with the stresses and uncertainty younp group has to face They are expected primarily to achieve school We their parents demand this of The majority hold down pan time jobs thus giung Ihem two main jobs they arc supposed to fulfil They are as though that were not enough trying to plan for futures in a currently shaky job market all while trying discover how they fit in with their peer group regarding friendships and acceptance For the youngsters who feels himself to be a little different one who docs not totally conform to group majority this can be a terribly painful time in his life They to cope a body thai is doing a of slrange unfamiliar things making them almost able themselves when looking in the mirror each day Try growing and putting on lbs in a short period of lime Heaven knows we adults have been subjected to enough sympathetic articles dealing with the middle aged male and female menopause but con the hormones be any more smilrrely time than they are during those teen I certainly would not want to fight the freedom battle ill over again That need to assert yourself as an individual that gradual development into adulthood with caring parents reluctant and afraid to let go because have hod lime sec the worst of this world as well as he best It never fails lo me how well these kids meet ihe challenge and these are the individuals who come from families who care about them Whal of he others who arc left directionless those who come from homes where the only thought is to get rid of A young boy freezes lo death incidentally only two miles from the home of a mother who has not seen him since he was two years of age happens to kids who arc bounced from one foster home another never having roots and consistent guidelines the troubled children from whom there Is never enough money help them straighten their heads Teenagers arc fun to be with They arc hones and genuine in their feelings They are probably the hardest working segment of society so lei us give credit where credit is due Newspapers arc in business to report news and unfortunately that usually covers the area of trouble So bend us some tellers kids If you do not have time between studying and working persuade your English teachers lo allow you lo make this a class project I am willing to bet there are quite a few who share my opinion of you after ill they see more of you than your do Let us hear about your friends who are doing something of value the teachers you admire the employers who treat you fairly about You con help us reverse our negative thinking by telling us something positive about your generation Let us dispel the myth and make It teenager equals terrific lit MRS her i Id correspondent Mrs ft was has fi Hit March meeting of Hit timet Women slnsli imc in president Mrs FTC Brown presided opening wilh of Hoodie announced the ml the Ode edging ihe Year of ihe Child a donation was until to Hit war of Hospital A ill I t was chosen in displays pi mi demonstration for Mirth a which mm numbers ire cordially in is Mrs Plans wert also New rector appointed for St Georges St George s Anglican Church whose curacy has been vacant since the Robert Gallagher received a new appointment in Hamilton will have a new rector in April It was recently announced thai the Ret dfloswcllF Tees would be coming George town of Niagara Falls where he has been rector of St Marlins since 1970 Mr Tecs after many years in the world of commerce graduated from the Senior Mens Training Course for Priesthood in I9H After a curacy at St James Church Hamilton he was rector St Paul Mount Forest from to 1967 and the parish of and Cheapside from to other Tees and his wife family of six arc all grown and Since the end of last year Father Richard Berry man from diocesan head office has been conducting Sunday vices at St George This Sunday will have a chance to renew with a former rector when Canon John McMulkln will officiate at the three morning church ser vices They will have an opportunity to chat wilh him at a coffee hour following the a m service Dr Is now Dean of the Cathedral in Prince Albert Saskatchewan mult lur a marathon euchre Mrs A J will convene Anyone may attend a quilt course be held in Ihe mornings in the Hall Call Mrs Human 74J2orMrs den for pirliculars Theft I ladies plan quilt for customer soon Several ladies had their pieced blocks finished others had ed a current as convenor was absent minor were urged Hi gel their innuil reports reidy Twctdsmuir Mrs hislory of Women Institute The nieeling closed Ihe Day is Over convenor Mrs by the hostess met lunch Mrs Irown txiended courtesies The next meeting will lie a lutk dinner in the hall at noon on 5 Bring a ji in ihe Church holds special service for Lent Her J Id correspondent The first Sunday in Lent was observed with a special serv ice at Church this Sunday An inspiring Anthem was sung by the men choir It was entitled Praying For There was a short per of meditation on the mean Lent was based on prayer The pancake supper held on the previous Tuesday evening was well leaded and enjoyed by all large number of little lads turned up on Friday even at he Community Centre to register in hope of forming a Soccer team From group a team has been formed We will be looking forward to hearing more about the Soccer learn in he near future Mr Ernie Thompson prop erty has been sold The new owners moved in over the weekend We welcome them to he village WAREHOUSE LTD 334 GUELPK ST The Place With Better Deals SAVE ON All PINE GROUPINGS SAVE ON All PINE DINING ROOM SUITES AND BEDROOM SUITES FREE DELIVERY EASY TERMS Broochs 334 Gueph St