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By Harry Archer Poppy Week is now in - full swing. Flags. were paraded to Georgetown Mall on Monday to open our booth in the.centre.con- course. The booth will be selling poppies during mall hours this week. Remembrance Dinner will be this Saturday, Nov. 6, commencing at 6 p.m. Tickets are available at the bar at a price of $7.50. Let’s Remembrance Day services By Harry Norton The, annual Remembrance Day parade from: the. Post Office to the Cenotaph. will be held this Sunday. Followed by a community. church service at Knox Presbyterian. -All citizens and interested community groups should be at the Post Office by 10:30 p.m. to form up and parade to the Cenotaph on Mill Street. As usual, the Ladies Auxiliary will be serving the Remembrance Day lunch for Legion members. Tickets-at the bar, $5 per person..Following the din- ner, a service will be held at the Cenotaph in Haltonville at 3:30 p.m. Try and join in this service that honors all those boys from Nassagawaya that gave their lives so we could have the freedom we all enjoy today. There was a good turnout on * Wednesday and Thursday for the card games and the winners were Ward Hamilton, Colin Baker and en Lovell for bridge and 3 George O’Donnell Branch 197 Royal see a large turnout for this function. After the dinner, a mini bingo will be held in the downstairs clubroom. The Remembrance Day parades will be held Sunday. Parade form-up times are as follows: Glen Williams - 11:45 am, ~ Georgetown - 1 p.m. On Thursday, Nov. 11 the parade will be from Branch 120 to. Remembrance Park. Acton Legion Dennis Rowley, Lillian Bonfield, Warren Schenk, Jean Masales, Robert Tonelli and- Glad Inglis for euchre. I forgot to pick up the list of the Saturday meat draw but remember three things! There was.a good crowd, all. 13 prizes were given out and that Barry Inscoe’s name was drawn for the early bird Bacon and Eggs but had to forfeit it as he had already left the Legion. Remember you have to be present to collect on the early bird draw. - ner: ‘A very successful canvas of Acton households was held last Friday. If you were out or missed, you can still get’a poppy at most places of business in town. Coming Events Bridge, euchre and the meat draw on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. the freedom we. all enjoy today. . (left) 2nd Vice President of Acton Canadian Legion and Action Legion executive member AI Moss are active participants in Poppy Week. Di saturday; 7 Winston a | | B |} eS Dinner an ot ol Leat Anyone P r een B yacton HILLS CONSTRUCTION ASSO! i ee First Annual nor and Dance November 15, 00 p.m. roatian Ce! Churchill Blvd. di Ent! pe Tickets available by rin fnertown pei j mber - Gue! Bea ith ho buts nes hoto by Simon Wilson/HHTW CIATION Ti br 1993 nire and Embleton Rd. a ertainment a rsONn calling 873-3319 u on at: L_| Main St. ts orgeto" In Halton Hills This Week Classifieds Get Results! 873-2254 Legion Lines Members should assemble at the Branch at 10:30 a.m. The parade will also be Georgetown Branch 120 attended by all the local Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, November 3, 1993 — Page 7 ‘Remembrance Day parades scheduled for Glen wil school children. The Ladies Auxiliary of Branch. 120 have to be con- gratulated for the superb pub night last Friday evening. The entertainment was excellent, and the sold Auxiliary Treasurer Florence Carswell (right) presented current Ladies Auxiliary President Monica Southon At Arms Bar at the recent Ladies Auxiliary — | her past Sgt. Honors and Awards celebrations. enhance:any room. FA WAS SOFA $999 Sensational Southwest! The sculpted wood frame is beautifully accented southwest-style fabric. 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