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Page 8 Halton Hills-Fhis Week, Saturday, September 18, 1993. 6:30, , Working in Ontario-Farm Safety 7:00 Workplace Hazardous Materials 7:30 TBA TUESDAY 5:30 Religi 6:00 Optimists TV Bingo 7:00. Halton Hills Council Halton Seniors’ Television TBA Weekly Programme Schedul for the week of SEPTEMBER 20th to SEPTEMBER 24th, 1993 By Marjorie Tutty Branch 120 Ladies Auxiliary THURSDAY 5:30. Religion 6:00 Community Calendar 6:30 7:00 Report 8:00 Germany Live FRIDAY 5:30 Community Calendar 6:00 Sportszone 6:30 Region Council Check Schedule daily’ Cable 4 on TBA = To Be Announced} (recently recorded programming)} 853-1270 ig Facts The Royal Canadian Legion is a fraternal, non- Profit organization. whose Purposes and objectives include: providing support to veterans, ex-service members and their families; perpetuating the tradition of “Remembrance”; and par- ticipating in Programs designed to improve Canadian’s general quality of life. In January 1992 there were 586,653 Legion mem- bers in some 1,750 branches located across Canada, in the United States and in Legion Week celebration Ladies Germany, As the Ladies Auxiliary, we support the aims and objects of the Legion and are celebrating with the Branch “Legion Week” Sunday, Sept. 19 to Saturday, Sept. 25. To start the week off, we will join with the Branch at a church parade and honors and awards on Sunday. There are many sports functions such as crib, euchre, pool, shuffleboard and darts being held at the Branch this week and all year. Please join us. To end the week we will be having our 65th anniver- GET YOUR MESSAGE — OUT TO THE PUBLIC TODAY WITH OUR NO HASSLE FLYER SERVICE | For $475.00 + GST You Get 10,000 copies with any colour ink‘on white 8 1/2" x 11" Stock. 4 Includes art work, comp & all 10,000 copies will be i inserted into Wednesday or Saturday edition of HHTW. Call and place your order today. f. Call Halton Hills This Week 873-2254 i J mT IEP 3 mn li rill!" We offer competitive prices for flyers fj and distribution and can save you time and money. da lliary sary dinner on Saturday. Sorry, folks, there is nary a ticket to this event left. They are all sold out!! The Ladies Auxiliary hosted the zone euchre held last Saturday and the ladies from Oakville came in first. But the Georgetown team of Cecile Reid, Lucille Ryall, Kelly McDonald and Betty McClean came in 4th. Eighth place went to the Georgetown team of Vi Hewitt, Elsie Swann, Dorothy Ireland and Jean Roshier. Congratulations, ladies! District euchre is being held at Fort Erie on Oct. 23, which the above alle, S40 pa SS starts Sunday teams have qualified for. Many thanks to our sports officer, Sheila Hicks, Rita, Doris and Amy in the kitchen. Also, it was nice to see Muriel and Isabelle totaling up the scores, President Monica wel- comed one and all to the competition and presented the winners with door prizes. To all our sick and shut- ins, our best wishes for your good health. Citing landfills is explored By Oksana Buhel The topic of how to cite a landfill facility was explored by Dr. Peter Sandman at Monday’s Credit Valley Coalition (CVC) meeting at the Huttonville Public School,. Citing of a landfill facili- ty has been a contentious issue since the Interim Waste Authority (IWA), began it’s site selection Process in the Regions of Peel, York and Durham. Although Halton Region has been excluded from the Process, three of the pro- Posed Peel locations closely border Halton Hills. Sandman maintained the IWA citing process was wrong because it was coer- cive. “The process has to be voluntary,” he insisted. Sandman insisted citizens’ groups will win the battle against IWA, but the groups must offer an alter- native citing process. He added if citizens’ groups stick together and continue with the process, it will be highly unlikely IWA will select their proposed areas. “Dr. Sandman’s speech was very, very interesting,” said Diana Pooke, CVC executive member. The CVC worked with Durham and York Regional coali- tions to arrange the lecture. Eight other experts will, and have been, speaking on citing-related issues rang- ing from ethical concerns to technical matters. The teports of these experts will be amalgamated into one large report which, Pooke says will be available by the end of September. The Terry Fox Run Sunday Sept. 19, 1993