THE TOP 40 TIMELINE
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“Moos Traks” is a weekly all Canadian hour piecing together this week in history for our nation whilst featuring our D-Moos Characters and Canadian music from the time period we are talking about.It’s the most “Canadian Show” in the world!
Hosted by Russ Horton and Gary Heighington.
Heard Monday nights at 8pm on Stouffville’s Whistle Radio 102.7
http://whistleradio.ca/
“Like” Moos Traks on Facebook and follow along with our stories.
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LISTEN TO THE “TOP 40 TIMELINE “SATURDAYS 10am (EASTERN) ON “RTDS” TORONTO,ON
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LISTEN TO THE SHOW SUNDAY 9am WEDNESDAY 7pm “SWISSSH RADIO” ORILLIA,ON
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TOP 40 TIMELINE HOSTS …Gary The History Guy and Big Daddy at the D-Moos Radio Productions studios inside the world famous McGibbon Hotel in Georgetown,Ontario Canada.
The “ultimate” Charts Survey website is on the link below as much work has gone into this site.
http://las-solanas.com/arsa/
To listen and learn about the amazing radio of yesterday we recommend the following two sites.
http://rockradioscrapbook.ca/
Check out Dale’s Aircheck of the week and like his Facebook site.
http://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/rockradioscrapbook/
http://www.reelradio.com/
Any Film or TV Show we promote on the Radio Show and on “D-Moos Radio” are mostly available for purchase directly from this site.
http://www.imdb.com/
All shows dated from 1985-2000 are taken from the Canadian RPM Chart.
http://www.rpmmusicweekly.com/
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D-Moos Radio is streaming live “Canada’s Oldies” featuring Clips of Old TV Shows,News Happenings,Old Commercials,the Movies we went to see and the The “Hole In The Wall Gang”..and we include the Sports Events of yesterday.Oldies from the last 60 years from a GIGANTIC Playlist!
Click (Top right) on your favorite player,bookmark us and take us with you.This radio station is built for the Canadian Boomers..Less Talk…More Oldies!
D-Moos Picture Of The Week
This week its November 1971 relived in News Items..Old TV Clips ..Songs from the Chart and of course Big Daddy,Foster D Moos,Gary The History Guy,Lenny and Lanny from Limehouse Harry The Hippo Bud The Spud On A Stick and the usual cast of characters.Its like reliving a moment in history all over again.
THE TOP 40 TIMELINE
http://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/39046846327/
“Moos Traks” is a weekly all Canadian hour piecing together this week in history for our nation whilst featuring our D-Moos Characters and Canadian music from the time period we are talking about.It’s the most “Canadian Show” in the world!
Hosted by Russ Horton and Gary Heighington.
Heard Monday nights at 8pm on Stouffville’s Whistle Radio 102.7
http://whistleradio.ca/
“Like” Moos Traks on Facebook and follow along with our stories.
http://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/269407303160320/
DOWNLOAD OUR PODCAST “THE TOP 40 TIMELINE” OR “MOOS TRAKS” HERE FROM MR AIRCHECK
Simply look up the two files headed with the latest date (2 files) or “Moos Traks” and download files so you can take us with you!
http://shows.mraircheck.com/cgi-bin/upload.cgi?view=Russ_Horton
LISTEN TO THE SHOW SATURDAYS 10am (EASTERN) ON “RTDS” TORONTO,ON
http://rtds.ca/
LISTEN TO THE SHOW SUNDAY 9am WEDNESDAY 7pm “SWISSSH RADIO” ORILLIA,ON
http://www.swisssh.ca/
TOP 40 TIMELINE HOSTS …Gary The History Guy and Big Daddy at the D-Moos Radio Productions studios inside the world famous McGibbon Hotel in Georgetown,Ontario Canada.
This week we relive the CHUM Chart from the first week on November 1971.
The “ultimate” Charts Survey website is on the link below as much work has gone into this site.
http://las-solanas.com/arsa/
To listen and learn about the amazing radio of yesterday we recommend the following two sites.
http://rockradioscrapbook.ca/
Check out Dale’s Aircheck of the week and like his Facebook site.
http://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/rockradioscrapbook/
http://www.reelradio.com/
Any Film or TV Show we promote on the Radio Show and on “D-Moos Radio” are mostly available for purchase directly from this site.
http://www.imdb.com/
All shows dated from 1985-2000 are taken from the Canadian RPM Chart.
http://www.rpmmusicweekly.com/
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Posted on 31 October '12 by Bigdaddy, under IRSOA News. No Comments.
D-Moos Radio is streaming live “Canada’s Oldies” featuring Clips of Old TV Shows,News Happenings,Old Commercials,the Movies we went to see and the The “Hole In The Wall Gang”..and we include the Sports Events of yesterday.Oldies from the last 60 years from a GIGANTIC Playlist!
Click (Top right) on your favorite player,bookmark us and take us with you.This radio station is built for the Canadian Boomers..Less Talk…More Oldies!
D-Moos Picture Of The Week
This week its November 1971 relived in News Items..Old TV Clips ..Songs from the Chart and of course Big Daddy,Foster D Moos,Gary The History Guy,Lenny and Lanny from Limehouse Harry The Hippo Bud The Spud On A Stick and the usual cast of characters.Its like reliving a moment in history all over again.
THE TOP 40 TIMELINE
http://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/39046846327/
“Moos Traks” is a weekly all Canadian hour piecing together this week in history for our nation whilst featuring our D-Moos Characters and Canadian music from the time period we are talking about.It’s the most “Canadian Show” in the world!
Hosted by Russ Horton and Gary Heighington.
Heard Monday nights at 8pm on Stouffville’s Whistle Radio 102.7
http://whistleradio.ca/
“Like” Moos Traks on Facebook and follow along with our stories.
http://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/269407303160320/
DOWNLOAD OUR PODCAST “THE TOP 40 TIMELINE” OR “MOOS TRAKS” HERE FROM MR AIRCHECK
Simply look up the two files headed with the latest date (2 files) or “Moos Traks” and download files so you can take us with you!
http://shows.mraircheck.com/cgi-bin/upload.cgi?view=Russ_Horton
LISTEN TO THE SHOW SATURDAYS 10am (EASTERN) ON “RTDS” TORONTO,ON
http://rtds.ca/
LISTEN TO THE SHOW SUNDAY 9am WEDNESDAY 7pm “SWISSSH RADIO” ORILLIA,ON
http://www.swisssh.ca/
TOP 40 TIMELINE HOSTS …Gary The History Guy and Big Daddy at the D-Moos Radio Productions studios inside the world famous McGibbon Hotel in Georgetown,Ontario Canada.
This week we relive the CHUM Chart from the first week on November 1971.
The “ultimate” Charts Survey website is on the link below as much work has gone into this site.
http://las-solanas.com/arsa/
To listen and learn about the amazing radio of yesterday we recommend the following two sites.
http://rockradioscrapbook.ca/
Check out Dale’s Aircheck of the week and like his Facebook site.
http://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/rockradioscrapbook/
http://www.reelradio.com/
Any Film or TV Show we promote on the Radio Show and on “D-Moos Radio” are mostly available for purchase directly from this site.
http://www.imdb.com/
All shows dated from 1985-2000 are taken from the Canadian RPM Chart.
http://www.rpmmusicweekly.com/
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I just popped in to say howdy to everybody Rosco …. D – Moos sounds great. Glad to have you back in Perth. Great to have the oldies in the morning. Say howdy to the gang for me Russ. Sorry to interupt, BUT , that’s my job. Have a great day Bud.
Uncle Mike.
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| Circumcision |
Two five year old boys are sitting in a hospital waiting room. One leans over to the other and says, “What are you in here for?”The other says, “Circumcision.”
The first boy says “Oh, man! I had that done right after I was born. I couldn’t walk for a year!” |
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| Sotally Tober |
Starkle starkle little twink
who the hell you are I think
I’m not under what you call
the alcofluence of incohol
I’m just a little slort of sheep
I’m not drunk like tinkle peep
I don’t know who is me yet
but the drunker I stand here
the longer I get
Just give me one more drink
to fill me cup
‘cuz I got all day sober
to Sunday up.  |
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Dear Editor,
I have two brothers, one works at Microsoft, the other was sentenced to death in the gas chamber.
My mother died of insanity when I was three years old, my two sisters are prostitutes and my father sells drugs.
Recently, I met a girl who was released from a reformatory where she served time for smothering her illegitimate child to death.
I love this girl very much and want to marry her.
My problem is this:
Shall I tell her about my brother who works at Microsoft?
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“D-Moos Productions” presents “Big Daddy’s Bandstand” THIS Sunday April 10 at
the McGibbon Hotel. Live entertainment, featuring the Drug Store Cowboyz,
Flash Teeter & the Men From Mars and Endless Summer one of the top “Beach
Boys” cover bands are all performing
between 1pm and 5pm. Advance tickets are available now, and are only
$10.00. Great music, terrific prizes, raffles and good friends – what more
could anyone want for a Sunday afternoon? So come on out and support your
community radio station and please bring a donation for the Georgetown Bread
Basket Food Bank.
It’s been over 30 days since the Georgetown Raiders were eliminated from the Jr. A playoff picture, but there are an abundance of local connections still in contention for post-season championships.
The Oakville Blades, who beat the Raiders out of the playoffs for the fourth straight year, have moved on to the Ontario Junior Hockey League’s Buckland Cup championship series and lost the opener of the best-of-7 matchup to the Wellington Dukes 5-2 last weekend..
Game 2 will be played in Oakville Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
Former Raider Mark McGowan provided what it took for the Blades in game six of their semifinal series with the Kingston Voyageurs, scoring the overtime winner to force a deciding contest Friday, which Oakville won 5-0.
Georgetown native Craig Rylett is the backup goalkeeper for the Dukes and has appeared in two playoff matchup games thus far.
In Ontario Hockey League playoffs, Georgetown’s Trent Cull led the Sudbury Wolves to a stunning first-round sweep of the Ottawa 67’s in his first year as head coach there. And former Christ the King student Michael Sgarbossa of Campbellville had a huge part in the upset win for Sudbury, collecting four goals and eight assists in the series.
The Wolves will now play the Mississauga-St. Michael’s Majors in the next round beginning Friday at the Hershey Centre at 7:30 p.m.
The Majors swept the Belleville Bulls and their two local Halton Hills residents, centre Andy Bathgate and defenceman Stephen Silas, out of the post-season in four straight games.
Bathgate, a 19-year-old Pittsburgh Penguins’ draft pick, fronted his team with 25 goals and 35 assists in 64 regular-season contests, while Silas, 18, a fifth-round selection of the Colorado Avalanche, was the Bellevilles’s top-scoring blueliner with two goals and 34 helpers, playing in all 68 games.
For more information and more players check the local paper.
Halton Police are searching for the driver of a vehicle that sideswiped another one on Regional Rd. 25 just south of 25 Sideroad about 7:30 p.m. Saturday.
Police say a man was driving northbound when a vehicle struck his car while passing him at a high rate of speed causing damage to his driver’s side. No one was injured.
Halton Police stated the suspect vehicle will have damage to the passenger side, and is believed to be dark grey, possibly a Volkswagen with tinted windows. It was last seen moving northbound on Mill St. W. in Acton.
Anyone with information is asked to call police at 905-878-5511 ext. 2205.
An Acton man was charged by Halton Police after a traffic stop on Churchill Rd., Acton about 11:50 p.m. Friday.
Charged with impaired driving and having over 80 mg of alcohol in 100 ml of blood is a 26 year old Acton male.
An Acton woman was charged after police responded to an accident on Eastern Ave. about 7:30 p.m. Saturday.
A vehicle had jumped the curb and damaged some road signs. No one was injured.
Charged with impaired driving and having over 80 mg of alcohol in 100 ml of blood is a 39 year old Acton female.
A vehicle parked in front of the Tim Hortons on Mountainview Rd. about 8:50 a.m. Friday received damage to the rear passenger door and passenger side fender when it was struck by another vehicle. That driver left the scene.
The vehicle driven by the suspect may have been a silver Ford Escape with a partial plate of 940.
Two aluminum rims were stolen from a vehicle parked at the EZ Taxi lot on Mountainview Rd. N. about 2 a.m. Friday.
Police say two males wearing black hoodies were seen at that time.
A purse was stolen from a shopping cart at Giant Tiger in Acton Thursday between 11 and 11:30 a.m.
The owner of the purse had left it in the cart while she went out to her car and when she returned the purse was gone.
Halton Hills firefighters were called to an Appelbe Court home about 2:20 p.m. Friday afternoon.
When they arrived they had no trouble determining the call determined the call was an April Fool’s prank and there was no fire.
Police and fire department staff spoke to the person responsible for initiating the call about the seriousness and problems of prank calls.
Firefighters were summoned to Five Sideroad Sunday about 12:25 p.m. for a grassfire.
The fire originated on Tenth Line and quickly spread to the Five Sideroad area where it was extinguished by fire crews.
OJHL BUCKLAND CUP FINAL
5-2 
Wellington lead the best of 7 final 1-0
McKAB TAXI 906-877-1234
OUT OF TOWN SCOREBOARD
3-2 (SO)
131-118
7-6 (10)
1-1 
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“D-Moos Productions” presents “Big Daddy’s Bandstand” on Sunday April 10 at
the McGibbon Hotel. Live entertainment, featuring the Drug Store Cowboyz,
Flash Teeter & the Men From Mars and Endless Summer one of the top “Beach
Boys” cover bands are all performing
between 1pm and 5pm. Advance tickets are available now, and are only
$10.00. Great music, terrific prizes, raffles and good friends – what more
could anyone want for a Sunday afternoon? So come on out and support your
community radio station and please bring a donation for the Georgetown Bread
Basket Food Bank.
Following the completion of an investigation into the death of Donna Reid, 48yrs of Georgetown, charges have been laid against the driver of the pick-up truck involved.
Douglas WEHNDE, 51 yrs of Mississauga, is charged with Careless Driving contrary to section 130 of the Highway Traffic Act. Detectives from the Collision Reconstruction Unit have served WEHNDE with a summons to appear in Milton Provincial Offences Court on May 2nd, 2011 at 9:00 a.m.
Careless Driving is one of the most serious offences under the Act and a conviction can carry a maximum penalty of any or all of the following: a fine of $2000, six months in jail, a two year licence suspension and the application of six demerit points and a two year suspension of the permit for the motor vehicle.
Poverty in Halton Region is a serious problem as it is everywhere but what would it take to elinate the problem.
That question was asked of the director of Community Development Halton (CDH), who said, unfortunately, the answer isn’t so quick to come.
“Poor people can’t participate as equals in the community,” said Dr. Joey Edwardh, pointing to a variety of issues.
A lack of affordable housing, difficulties purchasing nutritious food, and the largest poverty factor, a decent income, are just some of the issues Edwardh mentioned during her presentation to the Region’s health and social services committee last week.
“The data is clear. Studies show the long-term impact of poverty on hospital rates, illnesses and life expectancy,” she said.
At the meeting the committee gave approval increasing the CDH’s funding for social programs from $50,000 to $65,750 and providing $175,000 to Volunteer Halton now for 2011. Regional council put the final approval on the funding at this weeks meeting.
The CHD funding will move towards an urban poverty community lends series and a review of Ontario Works and disability programs,also on the list were community engagement and education.
Funding for Volunteer Halton, a CDH program, will be used to create volunteer training, build community partnerships and to hire a much needed communications co-ordinator.
Here is an update on the brand new Acton Library.
In the first 21 days of opening, 133 new library cards have been issued. This is a rise of 511.2% in registration over the same period last year.
More books, CDs and DVDs are also moving through the system. From Feb. 22 until March 15, 9,059 items were taken out. Compared to the same period last year, borrowing at the new Acton Library has increased by 53%.
The architecture and features of the library are certainly impressive but there are other attractive features as well:
An always growing collection of electronic texts, available since October 2009, includes thousands of fiction and nonfiction audiobooks as well as e-books (text that can be displayed on portable tablets like Kobo)
For all of the changes at the brand new Acton Library drop by for a visit.
A Brampton man is looking at charges in connection with an attempted robbery of a Georgetown Taxi cab driver a few short weeks ago in Downtown Georgetown.
On March 10 roughly 11:40 p.m. a cab driver was parked on Mill St. when a man wearing a Halloween mask and brandishing a knife, opened the driver’s door of the cab and demanded money.
The driver, who wasn’t injured, didn’t give him any funds, and drove off. The suspect was last seen running away from the scene southbound on Mill St. toward Guelph St.
Charged Monday by Halton Police with robbery, weapons dangerous and wear disguise is a 24 year old Brampton man.
Police report someone took a 10-week old female golden retriever puppy from the backyard of a Kingham Rd. Acton residence sometime between 8:30 and 9:47 p.m. Wednesday (March 23).
The gate was locked.
The puppy is valued at roughly $300.
A 1995 Plymouth van was stolen from the parking lot at Dahlia Convenience on Guelph St. sometime late Wednesday or early Thursday.
The plate on the vehicle is ATWM045.
OJHL PLAYOFFS
3-2
The Oakville Blades tied the series 3-3 with the Kingston Voyageurs and head into a Game 7 do or die on April 1st (Friday) at Sixteen Mile Sports Complex in Oakville at 7.30pm.
McKAB TAXI 905 877-1234
“Out Of Town Scoreboard”
4-3 (SO)
104-98
2-0
The Toronto Blue Jays open up the season tonight against the Minnesota Twins.
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“D-Moos Productions” presents “Big Daddy’s Bandstand” on Sunday April 10 at
the McGibbon Hotel. Live entertainment, featuring the Drug Store Cowboyz,
Flash Teeter & the Men From Mars and Endless Summer one of the top “Beach
Boys” cover bands are all performing
between 1pm and 5pm. Advance tickets are available now, and are only
$10.00. Great music, terrific prizes, raffles and good friends – what more
could anyone want for a Sunday afternoon? So come on out and support your
community radio station and please bring a donation for the Georgetown Bread
Basket Food Bank.
As former National Hockey League Director of Officiating, Bryan Lewis has done this so many times before spending hours on an aircraft, flying all over the country.
But earlier in March, as the Halton Hills Ward 2 Councillor participated in a five-day trip to Afghanistan with a number of NHL alumni, sports celebrities, and various entertainers, he experienced a first in his career— his plane landed in total darkness.
“It was for security,” said Lewis. “All aircraft land at Kandahar Airfield under the cover of darkness. Even the cabin lights are off, so it’s totally dark in the plane.”
And Lewis added another notch to his cane because the aircraft was a Canadian military aircraft, the one the prime minister uses to fly around the globe.
“It was really neat, and I got to sit in the same seat that (Stephen) Harper rides in when he travels.”
The landing was just the start of a five-day experience that Lewis says has changed him. And he went on to say he has the greatest respect for our troops in Afghanistan.
“The group of 68 was called Team Canada to identify us, and we held a number of ball hockey games at Kandahar,” said Lewis. “There were a bunch of NHL alumni, the Carpet Frogs rock band, Montreal Alouettes’ cheerleaders, a group called Mixed Martial Arts, and a former Team Canada female hockey coach.”
The Georgetown Bread Basket is low in items containing protein. Here is a list that would be apprecated: any canned meat, chilli or pasta with meat, canned fish, large soups and powdered milk. Right now, the food bank has no canned juice and is low in healthy snacks and cereals for children. Jams and jellies are appreciated.
Please put items in the food bank bins at local grocery stores or at the food bank, Unit 12, 55 Sinclair Ave.
Crime Stoppers is getting together with Shred-It to help protect people from identity theft. In respect of Fraud Prevention Month in March, Halton Crime Stoppers will be holding Community Shred-It events to give residents the opportunity to have any unwanted private papers or sensitive documents safely removed and destroyed for good.
Identity theft has become one of the quickest growing crimes in the country and is now robbing the Canadian economy of more than $2.5 billion a year.
“One of the best ways to protect yourself from identity theft is to shred any paper that has your name and other personal information,” said Cal Millar, chair of Halton’s Crime Stoppers program.
This Saturday, April 2, Halton Crime Stoppers will hold a Community Shred-It, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Market Place Mall in Georgetown and at the same time at the Milton Mall
The Georgetown Lions Club, who happen to be the sponsors of the Georgetown Citizen of the Year Award, honoured its latest recipient, Dianne Penrice, Tuesday night in a ceremony at the Lions Hall.
Presenting Penrice with her plaque was Linda Dilks of the Lions Club.
Many politicians and community groups paid tribute to Penrice, who was honoured as the 39th recipient of the award for her various volunteer efforts over the years
A Brampton man is looking at charges in connection with an attempted robbery of a Georgetown Taxi cab driver a few short weeks ago in Downtown Georgetown.
On March 10 roughly 11:40 p.m. a cab driver was parked on Mill St. when a man wearing a Halloween mask and brandishing a knife, opened the driver’s door of the cab and demanded money.
The driver, who wasn’t injured, didn’t give him any funds, and drove off. The suspect was last seen running away from the scene southbound on Mill St. toward Guelph St.
Charged Monday by Halton Police with robbery, weapons dangerous and wear disguise is a 24 year old Brampton man.
Police report someone took a 10-week old female golden retriever puppy from the backyard of a Kingham Rd. Acton residence sometime between 8:30 and 9:47 p.m. Wednesday (March 23).
The gate was locked.
The puppy is valued at roughly $300.
A 1995 Plymouth van was stolen from the parking lot at Dahlia Convenience on Guelph St. sometime late Wednesday or early Thursday.
The plate on the vehicle is ATWM045.
Learn how to “Protect Yourself Against Title and Mortgage Fraud” at a free seminar in Milton Tuesday.
Milton Seniors and Law Enforcement Together (SALT) group is hosting the seminar Apr. 5 between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the Milton Seniors Recreation Centre, 500 Childs Dr., Milton.
There will be speakers from First Canadian Title, Gyphon Law Chambers and the Royal Bank.
A complimentary lunch will be served. For information or to register for the event call the Halton Seniors Helpline at 1-866-457-8252.
S.A.L.T. is a volunteer, organization created to meet the public safety concerns of seniors in Halton Region. It’s a police advisory council and an action committee.
As many of you know James Buck was sick last summer and was in the hospital. Last week he went back into the hospital and is having a hard time recovering from a surgery he recieved. He is in ICU in South Lake Hospital in Newmarket. Most of you know James Buck as the butcher from days gone by in old downtown Georgetown…. He has always been a friendly face to stop and talk to. His grand daughter Sara saw him a few days ago and he seems to be doing much better but still has a very long recovery process. Please keep him in your thoughts and hope for a fast recovery Georgetown. I will keep you updated as to how he is doing. He is hoping to be out to watch the blue jays home opener but i dont think he will.Best wishes to a very prominent Georgetown resident and the whole town is thinking about you James BUck..hurry up and get well.
OJHL PLAYOFFS
3-2 (OT) 
The Oakville Blades tied the series 3-3 with the Kingston Voyageurs and head into a Game 7 do or die on April 1st at Sixteen Mile Sports Complex in Oakville at 7.30pm.
4-3
104-98
2-0
5-3
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