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legion pipe band trophy winner for second year will teach at sudbury by ralph hiwn some weeks writing for the branch is a dream comnhttee ehairmen seek you out to ira- put information by the ream you are in the column becomes i a piece of cake but other weeks fsuch as this the poor pro gets the impression he must be a carrier of a plague by the way jjlriany chairmen avoid him v however there is lots of sciit- around the rooms per- talning to the extension situa- tion and the lounge permit na- ines of new committee chairmen are tossed around people- claim 4b know for sure how the indus- tral darts and cribbage will be dealt with all 6f which is pro- hibited and taboo to your pro vjtor its not official in spite of the adversity le gion pros keep a stiff upper lip and press on regardless bringing the news of the branch to the branch i special deal bruce collins who is without doubt one chairman who does truly cooperate with yours tru ly let it be known that there is a special deal for new members a veteran joining the branch right now can obtain two years membership for almost half price hows that for a bargain shop early and avoid the rush bruce who in the absence of the branch president represent ed 120 at the first meeting of georgetown district memor ial hospital disaster plan re vealed the part branch 120 will be expected to play in this plan should a disaster strike this dis trict members will be needed as volunteers the building could have several functions clearing station a central kit chen for emergency meals a satellite station for militia and or a collecting and distributing centre for vital and essential supplies the legion sponsored air cadets are in the news this week thursday evening 756 squadron and their ladies were guests of the branch at a soc ial and dance held in the audi torium refreshments and buf fet lunch plus music by jack osullivan were laid on but there was a noticeable lack of ladies however the boys and the few girls that were there enjoyed themselves and had as much pop and hot dogs as they wished shotting and swimming saturday morning thirtyse ven members of the squadron were at cedarvale awaiting the bus to take them to downsview where they were expecting to swim and visit the rifle range we arrived at cedarvale in time ito ee lt carl groskoth demon strating with power driven mo del aircraft carl was doing fine until lis lines became tang- jed then the model took a pen- sect one point landing on its jjose seriously the model club that carl has organized within the squadron is most popular tvith the boys and is carrying i on through the summer months the bus arrived at 930 capt i rod macdonald formed the cad- cts into two flights one to the i swimming pool the other to the i yange the boys at the pool had a ball they played water polo those at the range had a brief lecture on the rifle they shot off a number of rounds at targ ets which they were allowed to keep the flight at the range having completed their target practice changed places with those in the pool competition among the cadets while at the range was keen the high scor er was cadet trevor window with a score in the eighties sgt paul scott was next in the high seventies with ken bur- goyne right behind tiim this saturday cedarvale has an open house the air cadet quarters will be open to the public and it is hoped to demon strate flyipg with powered mod els built by the cadets during the half time period of the soc cer game triumphant return list friday the men of the branch took over the kitohen where they prepared and serv- ed a small banquet to the staff of one of georgetowns industj ries comrade bowman along with jessie hayes c hennesj sey r lincoln l boyd rj dumper and a roberts saw to it that- everyone had ample to i eat with lots left over which david made available to hungry members on saturday after- shoot were j fatfcett r simp son p boyd j kerr w ritchie h atkinson l boyd a porter w smith and j kerr xar club winners were w hillier j emmerson b inglls p tuck a tuck the saturday night dance which was organized by the air cadets sponsoring commit tee was a terrific success fill ed to the walls with the coup les kept happy by bob and cory the draw for the air cadet barbecue was made during in termission mrs taylor of ray lawn crescentwon herself a really fabulous barbecue spot prize was taken home by mr and mrs rod bjacdonald dave billings won the ways and means prize while lionel strong received the other prifce the highlight of the evening was the triumphant return of the braneli pipe band bearing for the second year the trophy they won for their efforts at tillsonburg in the torch light parade russ stephens invited pipe major merv allen and his band upstairs where they rend- ered two numbers to the delight of the audience john finlay receiving his b sc degree at university of waterloo convoca tion john finlay will teaqh at nickle district high school sud bury in the fall a graduate in general science from waterloo and a gdhs graduate he is the son of mr and mrs stan finlay 17 durham stjset thursday june 19 page 5 1969 toronto graduate steady drizzle dampens picnic activities were reduced but not washed out completely by a late afternoon rain which dampened first baptist church picnic goers saturday a good sized crowd retreated to the shelter of the trees at kelso conservation area for the traditional picnic supper after which some games and races were run off despite a steady drizzle the dampness and cool tern- peratures didnt spoil the day for many of those attending who spent much of the afternoon in specting the historic collections in the halton county museum buildings lac l armour minor injuries sustained in cycle car accident flowers for all occasions wedding arrangements corsages specialty cut flowers and funeral desiqns we wire flowers rosedale floral 32 albert st 8772952 a motorcycle rider suffered minor injuries in a collision tuesday at the corner of sarg ent road and mountainview rd william pickells of rr 2 norval was southbound on mountainview on his motorcycle when in collision with a car dri ven by mrs marjorie k reid of 20 chipper court he suffored a cut right hand police said mrs reid was making a left turn onto sargent road investigating officer arnold vanclicf placed property dam age at s30o to the car and s125 to the motorcycle monday cars driven by tony delima of brampton and arth ur norris of 42 king street came together at the main and mill street intersection result ing in 950 damage police said delima was south bound on main street and nor ris was travelling east on mill the norris car took the brunt of the damage about 600 j worth i constable bill cunningham made the investigation barry l mckinnon of hills- 1 burgh and william b charlton of 12 joycelyn crescent were the drivers of cars which col lided thursday at the maple avenue guelph street corner charlton was eastbound on the highway and mckinnon westbound making a left turn onto maple damage totalled 200 constable jack poot inves tigated bridge club bonnie fletcher and joy mcgeogh topped the north south teams and vi naylor and kay harmer the east west j among twelve tables of players last week at the duplicate bridge club other northsouth winners 2nd mike lorusso dick prust 3rd ron snow mrs neil pattul- lo 4th cam sinclair mrs jack campbell east west 2nd bill hamil ton tom warnes 3rd duke wilson mrs bob dickson 4th mrs fred peters mrs bob bar ber did you know forest fires consume essent ial organic topsoil aaising something in your decor we can help you out paintings frames sculptures sale or lease g f price galleries 12 uplands court moore park 8777143 announcing forcit waging a floor cleaners- forever ltt us imtal stans starlight seamless flooring operated by stan mieczaniec 30 balntow cr gaorgttown ont phone 8774850 change of ownership formerly dodge brothers sales service now north halton motor sales owned and operated by jim bowles the dealership will continue in the same locations at 51 61 guelph street and with the same courteous staff to serve you and will feature the complete line of ford mercury cars and trucks j watch next weeks herald for grand opening announcements rosemary booth delegate to ontariocblifelence miss rosemary booth of tut the georgetown herald 1 milton has been chosen hal- ion countys delegate to the jit the university of guelph annual provincial 4h conference rosemary has completed 17 projects and has held the office of president in the halton 4h strawberry club rosemary has participated in 4h for seven years and has served as press reporter for the halton 4h forage club a bout 75 outstanding 4h agric ultural members from across the province will attend the program of the 5 day conference which begins pn june 23 will include group discussion on leadership effective program planning the future of 4h and related problems of todays youth individual involvement in the activities of the conference will be emphasized conference delegates have been chosen by local leaders and agricultural representatives from each of the 54 counties and districts of ontario in previous years selection was limited to 1 delegate per county but this year each coun ty having more than 150 mem bers will send two representa tives yolanda goudeketting a graduate of university college university oftbronto yolanda ttoiideketllng received her bachelor of arts degree at convocation she majored in psychology a graduate of ge orgetown district high school she is the daughter of mr and mrs morris goudeketting 101 main street south an expression of opinion poll respecting the proposed general farm organization in ontario will be held on tuesday june 24 between the hours of 800 am and 800 pm at the following locations in halton county boyne community centre stewarttown hall brckville hall lowville united church henry j stanley returning officer cotton ioaotttj0ta week end super savings on family summer clothing needs ml off for cash on all regular priced merchandise special group ladies name brand coordinate sportswear reg to 1700 this week end only 777 special group ladies name brand jeans reg 598 this week end only 293 special group ladies dresses values to 2800 this week end only 988 special group ladies name brand skirts reg values to 1700 this week end only 397 childrens department childrens dresses special group mens name brand short sleeve sport shirts reg values to 700 this weekend only 293 special group mens short sleeve sport shirts this weekend only 199 special group mens summer jackets reg to 1898 this weekend only 988 special group boys short sleeve sport shirts this weekend only 149 special group boys asuauanti values to 798 value p 1698 sale price 393 childrens sportswear jump suits short sets terry towel poncho tops reg 898 sale price 393 this weekend only 393 2 main street south georgetown cjpen thursday and friday till 9 pm budget terms available m