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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), May 6, 1971, p. 19

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Symbol in Retarded Campaign Adams Photography FLOWERS OF HOPE FOR EVERYONE IN APPEAL FOR FUNDS Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital administrator Fred looks on North Halloa Mentally Retarded AssoclatJoa president Jim Georgetown and Mayor BUI Smith plant seeds of hope In the hospital flower beds The marigold seeds will be alTea to local residents to grow flowers of hope doting the appeal for funds which starts an Mothers Day and continues for a week May Is National Retailed Week Funds are needed to operate the workshop ARC Industries at Hornby and to build a residence for the retarded la North Unlike the Sunshine School for mentally retarded school age children ARC Industries does not receive financial support from the government and the North for the Mentally no assistance from United Appeal Georgetown Author Plans Publication of Childrens Book Series The home of Mount of Eleanor Cres was the meet ing place of the Phi chap- of the Beta Sigma Phi Following a short busin ess discussion Carolyn Stuart Introduced Mrs Norma Wood the guest speaker for the even ing The title of the program was Prose IN THE MAIL BAG Population Explosion Worries This Writer Dear Sir Citizens Georgetown open your eyes Be concerned I Join Zero Pollution Growth simply means the birth rate and death rate are the same As an example of how serious the situation is I will quota from a pamphlet at the pres ent rates of growth and migra tion Canadas population Is doubling every 33 to years The population is approxim ately 21 million now and will double as aforesaid In about years What has this Imbal ance To name a few there is air water and land pollution noise traffic over crowding slums shortage of hospitals schools and public services increasing flnnndpl burdens social discontent and tension How many of the above have you seen or experienced What can you do Give your money or time and energy or Ideas to ZPG The address Is Zero Pollution Growth Department of Zoology University of Toronto Toronto Ontario One idea for a ZPG Is to limit each family to 2 births and if they want more adopt them You know there are thousands of unwanted children Some or phans or abandoned but all wanting love comfort and you Youve seen pictures of star ving children Help them first before you bring more Into the world Think about it and help ZPG The pollution bomb Is tick ing can you hear it Yours truly Susan Glover 14 years old Mrs Wood as a Georgetown mother and housewife has al ways had a vivid imagination and she feels that this quality Is what gives her her many Id eas for writing poetry and chil dren stories To date she has not had any published mainly because she wants to have them published by a Canadian pub lisher however she still con tinues to try The attentive au dience were informed why wri ters write some for mixed mo tives some for passion some for the art and others are bus iness men who do it for monet ary purposes LOT OF RESEARCH Good articles for magazines are hard to come by because the article writer requires a lot of research into the subject and much preparation of material which Is never used to the full LEASING A CAR GIVE US A TRY To write fiction well one has to be a teller of tales At tms point Mrs Wood read part of a story she Is writing about her life in Womens Royal Canadian Navy and all agreed when finished It would make both interesting and amusing reading Close to where Mrs Wood liv es there ore two little girls and from studying the antics of these two she has already writ- tea four of a series of books entitled The adventures and BARKY McDOG One of the books in the series is called Barky and this tells of the decision of one of the little girls to became a dog called Barky for several days She refused o answer her parents when they called her by name quite adamantly she said My name Is Barky Town Woman Winner Ontario Rug Hooking The annual show and general meeting of the Ontario Hooking Croft Guild was held recently in Burlington Fourteen mom of the Georgetown Bug Hooking Guild including sever al members resident in Bram pton were present and many attended with their when the exhibition was op ened to tho public on the follow- afternoon Members heard Mrs Low of Dearborn Michigan give a talk illustrated with co- tour slides on twenty hooked tapestries depleting American historical scenes worked by Mrs Holmes who now lives In Florida Each tapestry measures five feet by six feet and spans tho American from tho century through the landing of Columbus arrival of the Pilgrim fathers the life and times of George Washington setting up of missions am ong Indians to present century The last tapestry which still being hooked shows Space Age with the landing of roan on the moon All tap estries will eventually bo housed In Smjthsonian Institute THE GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY MAY Gth PAGE rier and Ives print Home for Thanksgiving Third place was awarded to Mrs Audrey Deere of George town for her picture of bead of a cat Georgetown and district rest dents will be able to see this picture along with many many more hooked Items as well as demonstrations and displays of spinning and weaving Batik and tiedyeing wood carving sket ching lapidary and a large var iety of other bobbles at the Holy Cross auditorium June tho Annual Rug Show and Hobby Fair sponsored by he Georgetown Rug Hooking Guild takes place Mrs is an expon ent of too art of natural dyeing the medium used for the tapest ries and she showed infinite number of colours that can be obtained by extracting dye from flowers tree barks roots nuts and even common weeds Before leaving the meeting members asked to vote which of the many rugs and wall hangings they considered to be the best of the show winner was Mrs Joyce Johnson of Paris with a white fringed rug completed in dell muted colours In crewel design Second was Mrs Ellen Hunter of Gcn Morris with a hooked presentation of a TRAFF BUG CONCRETE GRAVEL BUILDING SAND ROAD GRAVEL FILL and TOP SOIL GARNET BUD HAINES Glen Williams Get where its at models COBRA or Pppl SEE BENELLI AT UNITED CO I MILTON OF ONTARIO GEORGETOWN 877 and then replied woof woof She ate her food on the floor curled up like a puppy floor and even persuaded father to build her a doghouse to sleep in This he did out of an old carton drum and painted the name Barky on the outside and the little girl was so PUP The parents meanwhile rather sad that thdr little girl acting like a puppy so In order to distract her desires her father brought ber a real puppy and put it in her doghouse When she found out she told her parents that Barky had returned and that as going to be herself again instead of Barky Although Mrs Woods lence was entirely adult they ail enjoyed the story Immense ly Mrs Wood closed her program with the following quotation How can a man sit down to write when he have time to stand up and live Carolyn Stuart thanked Mrs Wood and on behalf of the chap ter presented her with an graved silver spoon 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