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Page 4 ~ Halton Hills This Wéek, Wednesday, August 25, 1993 GIRL GUIDE GUIDES Ages PATHFINDERS Ages 12to 15 SENIOR BRANCHES Ages.15 to 17 SEPTEMBER 14, 1993 6:30 TO 8:00 P.M. Georgetown East registration will be held at Centennial Scfiool, Delrex Blvd. Georgetown West (including Limehouse Brownies) will be held at Knox Church Hall, Main St. South. Ladies who would like to assist our young in the difficult work of growing up through music, crafts, games and leaming,and who would enjoy fun and companionship with others with the same interests are needed and would be welcomed. For information please call: Lynda Strathdee (877-1787) East District eel Linda Hunter (877-1305) West District Canada ds The pot will be boiling By Betty Sojka Not being able to get a babysitter is no problem for the Sept. 4 Family Corn R oast. The Hall Board has planned a special night for all ages. Starting at 730 p.m., there will be a corn roast which will include hotdogs on the menu. The corn pot will be kept boiling most of the night, just out- side the community centre. As in past years, many will find it hard to tear themselves away from the campfire. It is where many conversations are exchanged while taking in the night air, the soft red coals, and the aroma of the fire. For those wanting a little more activity, D.J. Rockin’ Ballinafad News Tom and Associates will start playing tunes at 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. for the dance inside the community cen- tre. They are sure to’have all of your dance requests, keeping the night lively and full of fun. There will be spot and door prizes, as ‘well as a cash bar. Tickets are available at the Ballinafad General Store at a cost of $5 per adult and $2.50 per child. These prices include a good feed of corn and hot dogs, entrance to the dance, and a chance to win some prizes. It will be hard to find a bet- ter bargain for your money, with today’s costs. Let’s see you there for a night of your whole family can enjoy. For Your Convenience: The Georgetown Marketplace Ma Golfing in the rain Bob Creasy, owner of Knechtel Georgetown Food Market and Ron Kuiken, owner of Halton Hills Furniture, Acton, weren’t really impressed with the rainy weather Monday morning during the Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce Golf Day held at North Halton Golf and Country Club. Spirits picked up later, however, as the sun broke through in the afternoon and good times continued during the din- ner and entertainment segment of the special day. photo by Simon Wilson/HHTW August 26,27, 28 for Classes begin week of Sept. 20 for 8 weeks. Parent & Tot Glasses: Thursdays 1:30 pm -'2 pm $32.00* Seniors Glasses: Tues and/or Thurs 2:30 pm - 3:15 pm once/wk $32.00" twice/wk $60.00* Fithess Glasses: Monday to Friday 10:30> 11:30. am or Mon Wed or Thurs 7:30 - 8:30 pm come once per week $38.00* twice per week $72.00* three times $102.00* : e Mall Waltzings @ ongoing Mon Wed Fri 8:30 am Registration Fee $10 and $1 per visit Work That Body Serving Halton Hills for 11 years 232 GUELPH ST. GEORGETOWN 877-0771 aS [work That Boy | * GST APPLICABLE Some dirty pool Police are looking for. two youths who attacked a 17- year-old Brampton youth early Tuesday morning in the alleyway beside Fong’s Restaurant on Mountainview Rd, in Georgetown. The incident began when the two suspects exited Pro- Shooters Billiards on Guelph BEELINE 112 Main St. S. Georgetown (416) 873-2900 or (416) 874-3063 presents... The Grand Canyon Railway Passengers travel in restored 1920's Harriman coach cars and the trip includes a 4 hour stop at Grand Canyon, allowing passen- gers to hike the trails or take a bus or air excursion. Passengers who simply want to tour the area are always fasci- nated by the railway's Grand Canyon Depot, the last log con- National Register of Historic Places as a National Landmark, the building was completed in 1910. Service on the Grand.Canyon Railway began in September 1989, it became very popular and now carries more than 90,000 passengers annually. On the environmental side, the train has been credited with reducing automobile traffic to the Grand Canyon's South Rim by approxi- mately 33,000 vehicles per year. For more information, please ‘call Beeline Travel. St. at 1:30 am. and began arguing with the Brampton youth and his friends. The argument quickly turned into the Brampton youth chased them, believing they were pursuing one of his friends. Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital with abdominal pains but later released. The first suspect is described as white, with blond, shoulder-lengthy hair, a day’s growth of hair on his face, wearing a Tazmanian devil T-shirt and shorts. The second suspect is also white, with brown shoulder- length hair, wearing rolled up dark track pants and no shoes, (_\°DIAPER ) git? SERVICE