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MAKING THEIR CREDIT GOOD army of worker started out to their knees In he Credit River and finished to their necks In doling Credit River clean up day Saturday The project was Concerned ClUcens of Georgetowns brainchild and held In conjunction the town greenop campaign Here Julie Kerr and Christine Cleave a catch alter only a mo ments fishing homo of Mr and Mrt Robert McDonald Thursday evening May Tho newly elected president Mrs Robert Thorns presided and alone with Mrs McDon- and Mrs Bruce Beckett treasurer conducted the business of tho meeting roll call name jour fav ourite animal was answered by members and visitors Plans were made for delegates to attend the district annual meeting to be held in Acton on Wednesday May Mrs Harvey Clare gave a most in teresting reading and Mrs J In charge of the riculturol program showed movies and gave a very des criptive talk of her visit to Eng- describing the farming districts as well as many inter esting spots visited Mrs H Clare and Mrs Finding debris along the banks of the river and in the water proved no problem for Den nis Wright with Ross Hammer Mark Arcori David Harding and Brian Web- aa bis helpers This one of a of of Irak coughed up by a choking branch of the Credit through town In Saturdays river clean- op by CCOG Brian Web- and Paul rarity the gleanings CHATTING Appreciation of Homeland Added Bonus to Traveller AS YOU may have gath ered travelling is a great love of my life Id rather save my shekels and take a trip than buy furniture clothes etc and the discussion 1 had on this point with those who take the opposite view To each his own MY TRIPS start mentally weeks before we actually set out like to read about the places were planning to visit I dont want to know exactly what theyre going to look like mind you That would spoil the sensation of discovery But I do like to bone up on the his tory of the country and its peo ple the national character istics products and cul I find it gives depth to what we re seeing Often I take along a reference article or book if small to refresh my memory en route AND TALKING about a country In depth something that aids the process surprised are the books I read as a child I had access to an excellent series called The Bookhouse I era volumes were devoted to stories of various lands They were beautifully 11 lustra ted and as we travelled through some of tboso coun tries mentally Id often hark back to those illustrations Which proves certainly the impact books especial ly well illustrated ones can have on a child Those impres sions have stayed with me lon ger than I care to admit SURPRISING TOO the things that impress you first en arrival in a strange country For me Its the roof tops Looking down on England for the first time as the plane circled London the thousands and thousands of chimney pots jutting skyward from slate grey roofs looked strange Indeed to my eyes AND EUROPE colour ful red tiled roofs made ev en the tiniest village pictures que at ft distance at any rate Invariably as we entered a new city it was the roof archi tecture which struck me first and conversely returning homo I looked at our own rooftops really seeing them for the first time Interesting to notice how much our building styles have been influenced by the older countries FURTHER analyzing trav els charms I guess another of tho things I like about It Is the element of surprise And not only where sightseeing Is concerned I like tho surprise element people can bring to travelling coincidence you might call it I EVEN GET a out of hearing about coin eld that happen to others For Instance Col John Bar ber of Barbers Travel Agency was telling us about his trip to Australia New Zealand and Fiji last fall when be was on a travel agents study tour Be fore leaving he had occasion to bo talking to Jim Linton Lyons Court who with his wife had recently visited that area of the world In the course of their conversation Jim told him he would have liked to have given him bis brother in lawe address In New Zealand e for tho fact that the said brotherinlaw wouldnt be home at the time CoL Barber would be there because he was starting out on extensive trav els himself SO WHILE in Fiji Barber took a harbour tour of Suba Fijis capital and main port Happening to sit next to a very affable man they were enjoying a ennt which led to the question Where are you from Upon learning Col Barber was a Canadian his newfound acquaintance volun teered tho information that be had three sisters living In Can ada two in Toronto and one in a small Ontario town called Georgetown Her name Max- Linton AND ROMAN KRAMER of Kramer Construction told me of a coincidence that amus ed him when he was visiting his native Switzerland last fall Ho was enjoying boat cruise on one of beautiful Swiss lakes with as ha thought a boatload of his countrymen Turned out they his coun trymen all right But his NEW Visited England Tells Institute Trip Highlights Womens Institute Webster assisted the hostess May meeting was held at the and served lunch during the countrymen Ho was on board with a large party of tourists from our neighbouring town of THE ONLY niggling reg ret I have about any of our trips is hat they have by nec essity been a little too hurried to fully savour tho atmosphere of the countries and their peo ple BUT MUCH as I love tra velling found there is truth in old adage The sweetest pleasure of any trip Is coming homo again The more I see of the rest of tho world the more I appreciate the beauty of Canada and es pecially this corner of it where we live And it has taught to give thanks for even such mundane things as lots of trees and lots of water We re lucky Terra Forge Could End as Park Peel County council General committee meeting in Bram pton last week unanimously ap proved a motion to lease the Terra Forge building and property to Chlnguacousy Town ship for per year renewable subject to the county a road requirements in that area committees recommen dation will be sent to county council for approval OBJECTIONS The building and property was purchased several years ago by the county for a road- widening project The recon struction of the road was delay ed duo to strenuous objections to the razing of the building which stands along the right-of- way Too property was purch- by the county for General committee received an offer to rent the building for use as on antique shop at a per month rent several months ago The committee also receiv ed another request from a Tor onto sculptress for a lease SOLICITORS ADVICE We been advised by our solicitor not to rent the building We could be forced to bring it up to minimum living standards and it could cost us lot of money said Reeve Ivor McMuUln Albion What the objection to tear ing It down asked Warden Louis Parsons There is plenty of object- i replied Reeve Robert Wil liams Chlnguacousy The res idents would chain themselves trees before wo did that LOGICAL I would suggest continued Reeve Williams that you rent It to our township for a year and then wo could develop tho property as a park That a the logical answer said Mayor Hazel Wo have land for road improvements and can build a road around building sometime in the future social hour next meeting Is to be held at the home Mrs J Atkinson June with Mrs Robert McDonald convener of Homo Economics and Health in charge of program On behalf of the community we welcome Mr and Mrs Jim Lubbers and family Gary Ri cky Jamie and Christopher who have purchased the grocery store in the village from Mr and Mrs SarginL The Lubbers family moved here from Ingle wood St John Guild meeting held at the home of Mr and Mrs Clayton on Tuesday evening lost was well attended The ladles ore planning Garden Fair to be held June further details will be arranged at their next meet ing The flowers In St Johns Church on Sunday were in lov ing memory of Warwick Coop- land who passed away sudden ly at his borne Lilac Hill Nor- val on Thursday morning May Mr Coupland was a bro ther of Mrs J E Maxwell Sin cere sympathy of the tion Is extended to Rev Canon and Mrs Maxwell and the Coupland family Sincere sympathy of the com munity Is extended to Mr and Mrs Robert Thorns and family In passing of Mrs Thorns father Mr Orvan who passed away suddenly home in New Bruns wick on May 3 Mr and Mrs Thorns flew to and from there travelled to Balh to attend the funeral Mrs Grant Rug Hookers Visit Rittermere Studio A trip to the Studio was made recently by ladles from the Womens In stitute Iimehouse who recently completed a hooking course with Mrs Pearl Brown and Mrs Dorothy Goodwin as teachers Mrs Marianne Intyre with some of her stud ents and both new and former students of Mrs Shirley Lyons who organized the trip At the studio Mr and Mrs Ted Rowan welcomed the lad ies and after short tour they showed a series of coloured slides of many hooked rugs al ong with many other crafts NOT MANY BLOSSOMS The ladles had hoped that their journey to the Niagara Peninsula would coInddo with blossom time but unfortunate ly spring has been a little late this year and only a very few trees showed the promise their coming beauty On the previous Saturday members of the Georgetown Rug Hooking Guild demonstra ted their skill at an Arts and Crafts Show sponsored by the Legion in Bolton Over the last few years in terest In rug booking greatly increased and in Geor getown alone more than one hundred people have taken courses in this craft The Pio neers cut all their doth by hand and used natural dyes to obtain their colours but mod ern techniques permit the use of chemical dyes and tabletop machines for the cutting of the narrow strips NOT FOR FLOOR The making of floor rugs was of prime importance to the Pi oneers but pictures hang ings and chair scats ell added to the list for use in the modern home All these items will be demonstrated in the Rug Show and Hobby Fair to be held in Holy Cross Auditorium on June 11 under the sponsor ship of the Georgetown Rug Hooking Guild Name Officers Figure Skating Plans Discussed at Meeting Plans are already underway for another fun season for figure skaters following the annual meeting held in the Ca nada Trust building Four executive members con tinue in office Tony president Anna Annett treas urer Marilyn Barber ice chair man and Donna carni val chairman New members elected are Ed vice chairman Sheila Shanks secre tary and Hazel Hall member ship chairman plus seven dir ectors executive meeting on May specific duties were al lotted the new director Eileen Hewitt is test chairman Den nis Shepherd special events Carol MacLeod badges Cecil Walker sound and music Char- Tonne trophies Doris Smith telephone and Joy Wat son publicity Twentyfive attended the annual meeting of the club which bos a membership of children Anna Annett read the treasurers report and there were copies available for those attending Discussion took place on such matters as lea time and a new arena CONCRETE GRAVEL BUILDING SAND ROAD GRAVEL FILL and TOP SOIL GARNET BUD HAINES Glen WUilami 8774302 Take it from me LIMEHOUSE NEWS The WMS held the meet ing at the home of Mrs Bert Benton on Thursday evening attending President Mrs Mit chell read To Havo Faith an opening verso Safety was text word answered In a verse scripture and three read a current event Mrs read scripture and Mrs A W Benton the prayer Mrs Son- ford open your Bible by Ford as study Alloca tions of for finances and for supply were announced Mrs Kirkpatrlck extended courtesies The meeting closed with the Lords Prayer in uni son and the hostess served re freshments after Mr and Mrs J Glynn invited guests of premier Davis who attended a preview of Ontario Placo on Saturday Mr and Mrs F J Shortill visited Constable Ross of and Mrs Ross and fa mlly at Ottawa over tho week end Mrs A Benton youll never enjoy bettertasting chicken than any of my stores can serve you right now fried chicken STREET THE GEORGETOWN THURSDAY HAY QUITE COUNTR Y SETTING QUAINT COUNTR Y INN 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