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Select Two Scouts to Attend Osaka Jamboree Paul Riley a Venturer from Georgetown and Gavin a Scout from Georgetown are two lucky fellows They re heading for Japan come August to attend the World Jamboree How do you get so lucky It waint easy They had to work for It Applicants were first screened by their lea den and group committees and then passed on to the election board or final Ion TESTED ON HOSTS The selection board was made up of Chria Bridge Er ic Doug Williams John Stopper and the Rev Walter Ridley of Nerval who asked them questions based on their knowledge of their their province and country And finally they wero tested to aee just how much research they had done on their host country Tbe World Jamboree Is be ing held just outside Osaka Japan The Canadian conting will be together in one section and will be living in tonta getting their food from a central supply depot and cooking it themselves PER BOY Boys from all across Can ada will meet In Vancouver for a twoday to acquaint them with Jamboree conditions Then they will fly to Tokyo for two days and then on to Osaka It costs for each boy to attend the Jamboree and this amount la split threo ways Georgetown District council contributes tbe boy group committee und and the parents pay the final Venturer Paul Riley left and Scout Gavin will attend World Jamboree Japan GRC NEWS Swimming Pool Staff Set for Summer Work At recent meetings George town Recreation Committee Hired Debbie Young as head guard Anne Landry Beverly Gummer Paul Dave Long and Bob Sargent Instructor guards Shawn Jeffrey Brown frey as tote room attendants at the Georgetown Community Swimming Pool The supervisor is Sue Mac Donald and assistant super Church Baptist Church Rev Calms Organist urn Church School tan Morning Worship Evening visrroRs Immanuel Lutheran Church Windsor Road at Carole St Rev Harold Sunday School 11 a Worship Service Presbyterian Church Minister Rev Smith Morning Worship Nursery care 11 a Church School Georgetown Alliance Church Evangelical Public School Minister D J Phillips Telephone 10 am Sunday School all classes am Monvng worship Evening Service GEORGETOWN EVANGELISTIC CENTRE MAPLE AVE BAPTIST CHURCH REV ROBERT C Pastor BIBLE PREACHING and Family Sunday School A FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH Knox Presbyterian Church and Church MINISTER am REV N YOUNG Church School Morning NURSERY CARE ORGANIST MRS Georgetown Pentecostal Church Main SI N Jack Medium Sunday am Sunday School for Everyone Hem Morn Worsh Evangel she Sorv Tuesday Prayer and CHILDREN S CHURCH DURING BOTH SERVICES ST GEORGES Anglican PALM SUNDAY Holy Eucharist and 1 MAUNDY THURSDAY Holy Eucharist pro GOOD FRIDAY WE 11 The Vigil and lit Eucharist CUTER SUNDAY Holy and visor Kim Fisher Approved their 1971 bud get and submitted it to Heard a report on the DropIn Centre which is cur renUy closed down Painting is being done by the executive and he centre will be shortly new rules regulations and more organ lied and Interesting evenings Sent a letter to the plan ning board requesting the re- zoning of that are not already designated as on town plans Approved proposals of Georgetown and District Ten Cub Gave permission to the Georgetown Rotary Club to hold their auction in the Me morial Arena May 31 Requested the town en to check the structural adequacy of the Memorial Arena in accordance with a letter recently received from the Ontario Department of Labour Decided that some aw a rd should be ven those dents in town who have ex celled themselves in various sports in recognition of their performances which reflect credit to themselves and the municipality Prepared to start Inter views soon for the hiring of leaders for the annual sum playground program Last years was such a sue cess the GRC hopes to have three this summer The GRC asks the general public to stay off playing grounds during the spring season when the ground Is soft especially the soccer field at Cedarvalc Mrs Rita Gordon of Napa nee Ontario is cured of can Your contribution to the Canadian Cancer will support vital services which will mako possible more cures Return Home from Switzerland Visit Communion services will be observed at Prcsby tcr an Church on April at 9 Mr and Mrs Lloyd McEncry and Mr and Mrs and Cathy have returned from a plane trip to Switzerland visit friends and mount tains where they saw severe storms Zurich Geneva other places language being the only barrier Mr Sam returned home from a month in Sunny brook tat We ore glad that Mrs Kirk Patrick Is well enough to return home from a week treatment in hospital in Georgetown Mcsriomes Galliford and were joint hostesses at the home of the former or a show for Mrs- and wee baby Colecn on Wednesday tcrnoon Inst week About twenty ladles from and Sll Wo Institutes at tended the first meeting in the short course on Accessories in the Home led by Mrs Mar and Mrs Anderson In Memorial Hall on Tuesday last week Rhonda Clow reports for the 4HClub The sixth meeting was held at Mrs Lindsay home We hod a guest that came with one of the members We made a cheese cake and lemon chiffon After the food was made we discussed our business and our book covers We then tried the food Meeting was then closed Roll call one way to serve cheese Answers on crackers and on sandwich es Mrs A w Benton THURSDAY APRIL lit GEORGETOWN HERALD Fresh PORK ROASTS SHOULDER PORTION BUTT PORTION 33 43 LEAN BUTT PORK CHOPS RED or BLUE BRAND BEEF BONELESS ROUND STEAK or ROAST LB 59 i or SPARE RIBS TAB IRK NO SIDE BACON TablsRIta Grada A MICE IN TAB If WIENERS WW IRISH I CHICKEN ALL WHITE FRESH 59 59 LARGE EGGS 39 Frank Landry of N B knows cancer can bo ten becauso he can beat it A contribution to the Canadian Cancer Society will make it for many others to do like wise NOTICE Re GOOD FRIDAY AND EASTER MONDAY GARBAGE PICKUP GARBAGE NORMALLY PICKED UP FRIDAY APRIL WILL BE PICKED UP THURSDAY APRIL NORMALLY PICKED UP MONDAY APRIL WILL BE PICKED UP TUESDAY APRIL 13th Thank You TOWN OF GEORGETOWN WORKS DEPARTMENT CABANA ft BANANAS 49 Off MM ASPARAGUS DETERGENT I Punch ICKHOICE Corn Peas 81 Flour 39 HABITANT SOUP PURE JAM 3 IGA COFFEE ROYAL SUNNY MORN M and service still lives at IGA NOW OPEN MONDAYS 9 to 6 pm Funeral Service for Mrs Oscar Lerch Funeral service took place on March at the Harold C Mc Clurc Funeral Homo for Mrs Oscar Lcrch who died sud on March at her home 45 Street The former Ada Mary Park she was born at daughter of William Ernest and Buckle Parkinson Following their marriage In Mr and Mrs Lcrch lived In Eramosa then at At lis ton and In 1034 moved to George town They moved to Gait in 1943 later to Harris Ion and six years ago returned to George town She was active In Women a Institutes In Gait and when lived there Music and flowers her main in She leaves her husband and children John and Earl of Hamilton William of June of Toronto and Mary Mm Gordon Shoebridgc five grandchildren a ulster Mrs Ethel Bruce and brother A Parkinson Era mosa She was predeceased by a brother John and sister Mrs Florence Norman Young conduct ed tho funeral aervlce with In terment following In Green wood Cemetery Pallbearers were Donald Agnaw Donald Lindsay and Gordon Shoebridgc George to vn Alan Hamilton Jack Parkinson Era and Gordon Shoebridgc LI trichoma It takes a day to feed and for mice In research laboratories throughout Canada Mice are used in experiments which are helping to solve tho problem of cancer Support the research attack on cancer by sending a cheque to your local unit of Canadian Cancer Soc iety POOLS POOLS POOLS INGROUND VINYL LINER MORE THAN 20 SHAPES AND SIZES HURRY ORDER YOUR POOL NOW UP TO 15 YRS TO PAY NO MONEY DOWN at bank rates SAMPLE VALUE- Goug He I wall golvan ltd I nyll no yea a top ty lie mo a el valve It nyl cop n do t you self t fo OR your bock yard all on II plumb elect to Ito cone All shape ava as low as NO DOWN 2 00 369 UP TO 1 YEARS TO PAY AT BANK RATES M 239G Unit MISSISSAUQA iPBB VISIT OUR SHOWROOM OPEN DATS A WEEK 2702261 Out 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