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the HERALD Community Wednesday September 11 lttl Legion Week celebrated GTUTTY PR OBr And Ladies Auxiliary Marion Carney Car Club Chair man reports the following Win ners at the Car Club Draw held Friday September 6 1991 starting at 00pm For No 114 R Rit- chieD Hancock No George Lane No 270 Jim No Archer No Bon Brunt on No John Holden No Pauline Greenslade No Claudette Caldwell No 045 Jean and Doug 179 Peter For 100 No 107 Ken Sprouje No Phil Landry No H A M No Simon For No 360 Danny 138 George Clarke For No Stella Sue- cee For No Sam In For 500 00 No Ann Marie Clark The 500th ticket for the was No 358 Mac McLean The last 10 tickets were drawn by Branch 120 President Bob In his welcoming address to all car club members President Bob told the members that by participating in the car club the member was helping the Legion in its commitments to our community of Hills Your Captains will be the new Car Club Tickets as soon as they are available Read the Rules please Price of tickets each Marion thanks all who so kindly helped to make the evening a success Legion Week Sunday September to Saturday September 21st Open House for the week hours of operation noon till midnight 19 years and over Cable Channel will be show ing the following films in conjunc lion with Legion Week day Sept 12th at 30 Citizen Soldier Friday Sept after Regional 6 to p m Never Again Part Monday Sept 16th at 6 30 Never Again Part 2 Tuesday Sept at m Never Again Part 3 Wednesday Sept 18th 6 30 Never Again Part Thursday Sept 19th at 7 The Gift Friday Sept after Regional 6 to 6 30 p Korea Canadas Forgotten War Do tune in to Channel 4 for these very in films on Canadas role during WWI and WWII and Korea There will be a military display in the Lounge courtesy of Sue Cox so come in and browse tlirough a bit of history Saturday Sept 2ist Mini Bingo and Dance in the club room let s all play Thursday Meat Draw Septembers Early Bird Breakfasts Amy Hole Max Jack Ian McDonald Regular Draw Elizabeth McNeilly Hall Jennifer Morgan Bob Pauline McNeilly Isabel Jack Dot Richardson BUI Simpson Norma Lawrence Jim Watson Roast Amy Hole Platter Sheila Hicks Knechtels Bakeshop Linda Dean 5050 Draw Sheila Hicks Donates a two or more times a winner Friday Night Euchre 1st Bob 2nd Bert Porter 3rd Lois Richardson Most Lone Hands Vi Hewitt Booby Susan Hanky Visitors to Branch 120 this past week were Mrs J George a member of Branch of The British Legion Poole Dorset England Mr and Mrs J Poole Dorset England Mr and Mrs J Morgan R 1 Station Ontario We hope we have helped to make your stay in Georgetown a pleasant memory and we look forward to seeing you again on your next visit to us Have a safe and pleasant journey home AUXILIARY On Thursday Sept dent Sheila Hicks on behalf of the Ladies Auxiliary presented to 22 year member Helen Cloutier a necklace with a floating Ladies Auxiliary Crest on the occassion of her going away get together Helen is leaving Georgetown for C to be closer to her family who are living there We will miss your helping hands Helen and your ever present smile Wishing you always walls for the wind and a roof for the rain and tea beside the fire laughter to cheer you and those you love near you and all that your heart might desire from your friends and comrades of the Ladies Auxiliary Have a night out with the girls get your tickets from Mary Russell for the Elimination Night to be held on Friday Sept 20th at 30 m Games draw and entertainment Good luck LEGION WEEK IN ONTARIO SEPTEMBER 1991 MESSAGE FROM THE DOMI NION PRESIDENT On of Dominion Com mand it gives me great pleasure to bring greetings and wish all branches within Ontario Com success with their ACTON SOCIAL SERVICES CENTRE Golden Age Club meetings As summer events come to a halt a whole new range of activity op portunities appear The Golden Age Club resumes their meetings choir card games and trips They meet the first Tuesday of the month at 2 and the third Wednesday Sept 18th at 6 m with a pot luck supper Call Chris Robertson for more information The Seniors Luncheon takes place on Monday Sept 30th If you wish a good meal excellent company and light entertainment call Joyce at The Senior Centre Committee and the Seniors Advisory are looking for new recruits as well Call Sue at 8533310 FALL FAIR WEEKEND Watch for ASSIC Meals on Wheels cruising In the Fall Fair Parade Dont forget your food contribution for the Acton Food Bank For more information call Acton Social Services and Information Centre at or drop into the office at 19 Willow St N Acton The Old Town Hall endeavors during Legion Week in Ontario The activities planned by all branches are bound to have an impact within the community it provides you the Legion member with the opportunity to demonstrate in a meaningful way that The Royal Canadian Legion is an Integral part of the com munities in which We live At the same time potential legionnaires have the opportunity to see the Legion in action and will hopeful decide to become members of our great organization Legion Week also provides the opportunity to actively promote Canadian unity on a province- wide basis Legion members throughout Ontario can take ad vantage of this occasion to pass on our unity message and by their enthusiasm set an example for others in every community in which we I am certain the week will be a source of pride for alt members and the many hours of volunteer work will be repaid time and time again Yours fraternally Fred Williams Dominion President LEGION WEEK MESSAGE Legion Week a time when Legionnaires across the province celebrate in unison their various achievements and contributions to their respective communities It is a time to remind the general public of the important place The Royal Canadian Legion and its Auxiliaries have in our society Just imagine your particular area without the Legion There would probably be no sponsor for cadet scout guides and other youth groups there would be less assistance with pensions hospital beds and senior housing for veterans there would be less financial assistance in ing hospital equipment and less educational assistance programs for those studying geriatric care etc Countless other important causes and programs would be sadly diminished if Legion and donations were not available The Legion is a necessary com in todays society Make its many facets known Legion Week is the ideal opportunity If you can still march take part a parade If you cannot march line the sidewalks along the parade route gather at the cenotaphs Support your Legion officers and wear your Legion uniforms pins and your medals with pnde Have a good week Yours in comradeship Ross A Paterson President Ontario Gommand FROM THE PREMIER The occasion of Legion Week gives us opportunity to reflect on the many good works of the Royal Canadian Legion The Royal Canadian Legion performs an important role in our society providing veterans with a source of support and fellowship while reminding us all of the inhumanity of war You can take tremendous pride in the contribution you have made to this tradition of service and to the lives of Canadas veterans In recent years the Royal dian Legion has dramatically ex panded its scope of public ser vice We now see the Legion tively involved in many com munity services and charitable causes From youth education programs to providing welfare services to exservice personnel the Royal Canadian Legion is an organization that reflects com passion and pride in our com munities I am pleased to extend- warm greetings to the members of the Royal Canadian Legion Ontario Provincial Command during Legion Week Congratulations on your many accomplishments and good luck in the years to come BobRae Typhoon salute Corporal William gives Captain Ed Rulton a disciplined Salute during the start of training sessions for Acton Air cadets Typhoon squadron at St Josephs School test week photo by Steven LeQIonc HAIR REMOVAL EYELASH TtHTIHG Mill 8533461 Acton SPORTING GOODS CLOTHING SPECIALIZING IN TEAM s corpora re wear 8730500 71 Mom St i Georgetown PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE STEELES AVENUE RECONSTRUCTION FROM SIXTH LINE SOUTH TO TRAFALGAR ROAD TOWN OF HILLS REVIEW OF THE PRELIMINARY DESIGN A Public Information Cenlre will be held DATE Thursday September TIME PLACE Hornby Community Centre Steeles Ave West of Trafalgar Road Town of Hills This Information Centre is being held to provide the public with the I unity to review the preliminary design drawings for the proposed recon of Steeles Ave from east of the Line South to west of Trafalgar Road Interested persons are invited to drop In any time during the above hours to view and comment on the proposed works Region staff and the Consultant will be available to answer your questions For further information regarding this presentation please contact Ms K Public Works Department Regional Municipality of Halton at the following telephone numbers From Burlington Milton and From Georgetown From Acton From Aide 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