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Hold Founders Day Banquet Georgetowns Two Sorority Chapters Mark 40th Birthday This la anniversary of tho Beta Sigma Phi organiz ation two chapters of which are in Georgetown On April the late Waller first chapter Phi Sorority At tho States were Ross founded the of Sigma In Abilene Kon- time tho United in tho throes of tho depression and he felt that an organization offering social contact and cultural learning would not only brighten but on lighten minds of many young women The fees were nominal and have remained tho same Membership of this organiza tion is by Invitation only one can become a member from the early age of eighteen and enter varying degrees one progresses in years and We fix Sunday dinner seven s a week days Colonel Harland Sanders fixes Kentucky Fried Chcken for about a million folks every day His chicken goes home more people more often than any other chicken in the worJd Must be pretty good It is Take home tonight Take it from the Colonel its finger good COLONEL SANDERS fried CHICKEN VILLA GUELPII ST U JCome to Church Immanuel Lutheran Church Windsor Road at Carole St Rev Harold It a Sunday School Worship Service Georgetown Alliance Church Evinscllcal CinUnnlaf Public School Minister J Phillips Telephone 10 am Sunday School all classes am Morning worship pjn Evening Service Presbyterian Church Rev D Smith Morning Worship Nursery care am Church School Baptist Church Minister Cairns Organist Mrs W 10 a Church School am Morning Worship 7pm Evening Fellowship VISITORS WELCOME Knox Presbyterian Church 877 REV YOUNG Main and Church MINISTER ORGANIST Mrs Church School 11 a m Morning Worship NURSERY CARE GEORGETOWN S EVANGELISTIC CENTRE MAPLE AVE BAPTIST CHURCH REV ROBERT C Pastor BIBLE PREACHING am and pm Family Sunday School A FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH Georgetown Pentecostal Church Main St Rev Jack 10 am Sunday School 11 am Morning Worship Evangelistic Service Tuesday Prayer and Ministry Children a Church Daring Both Services Union Presbyterian Church Line and REV SMITH 138th ANNIVERSARY SERVICE 11 Sunday May 30th Quest ftEV STEWART D of St Andrew Presbyterian Church Kitchener Former Moderator of General Assembly WELCOME her Lorrte Ryan read an an niversary message from Inter national and then the president Dorothy McCarthy performed the ritual ceremony in a wood candlelight setting for tho following girls Cawloy Geraldlne Corruthcrs Ann Ciglen Yvonne Mount Irene Son Carolyn Stu art Norma Tripp and Lynda Unfortunately Beryl Mil ler was in hospital and unable to attend After the rituals all husbands of Joined them for a party Although tho founders dream came little did he realize at the time that chapter with members would es- caloto into a world wide organ with some mem bers and members THREE YEARS AGO Here in Georgetown tho first chapter known as Alpha was formed three ago by Mrs Mary Ann CorbetL During their formativo years tho chapter have been involved in various tours and projects One of the program highlights was a visit by tho chapter to the homo of the Lieut Governor of Ontario the Hon Ross at For two years as a service project Zcta Alpha have prepared and delivered Christ mas baskets for local Multiple Sclerosis patients they have donated money or a wheelchair for a patient and last year they sold Halloween candy to raise money for research Since the monthly meetings arc held in the homes of mem membership has to bo lim ited Duo to ever increasing numbers tho fall of saw tho formation of a second chap ter here in Georgetown by the following former members of Zeta Alpha Mosdames Dorothy McCarthy Pauline Hughes Ka thleen Vickcry Lorrio Ryan and Lob Rogers These girls were determined to make their chapter very spec ial and due to fact that ten members took their first rituals in October this chapter became a Founders Memory Chapter and in the International Office there is special plaque bed with the chapter name Georgetown Ontario Zeta Phi and the names of the six proud founders MARK THE DAY Mcmbc of Zeta Phi have lively participated in many rummage sales the sals of their projects this year Including two famous Beta Sigma Phi cook books a Fashion Show and dirv was held at Christmas end to close their projects this year three members of participated in tho Oxam Walk whilst others helped to dl tribute sandwiches etc Part of this years service project is donation to be made to Georgetown and District Mem orial Hospital For the anniversary all new members were entertained to a Founder s Day Banquet at Spot on Seven Restaurant The began by nil pros CanndT followed by the Opening and Grace said by Dcanna Following a delicious dinner Paulino Hughes rend a message or welcome to tho pledges Lois Rogers told of chapter highlights in verse form then Kathleen Vickery proposed toast to founder From Tho Spot on Seven nil members pre ceded to the home of Bony and who were hosts for the remainder of the even inj Kathleen Vickery opened the second part of the evening by asking all present to say Founder Day Pledge after It was the pleasure of Dor McCarthy to present The Girl of the Year award to Paul ine Hughes chapter vice dent In token of their of the time spent in train ing Pledges tho vice pre dent was presented with a light er with a sorority inscription on It she was very touched with their thoughtfulnesa Following the presentations Dorothy McCarthy then an nounced that Georgetown Ont ario Zcta Phi were winners of a world wide cook book sale competition and presented a cheque for to tho treasurer For all members this was the end of a perfect night It Is hop ed that this money will be used for a project yet to bo decided Make All Employees No Says Board A recommendation from the finance committee of the Hal ton County School Board stating that all employ must be school supporters effective January 1972 was quickly withdrawn at lost week meeting when it ran into opposition from other board members Trustee Jim of Bur Ungton questioned Its legality and maintained it contravened tho labour laws Another trustee asked why it be done when It was tho policy of public school board to hire only public school supporters Immediately two voices from the audience broke in Thats not true was a separate school supporter who teaches in public school system Braid a chairman also pointed out that it wasnt true and said it would be a criminatory move The finance committee chair man agreed to withdraw tho motion and seek legal advice Confirmed During St Georges Service Rev W B ag Ang bishop of Niagara on Sunday afternoon when a class of were confirmed at a service in St George Church Rev Eric Mills now of Ham ilton had instructed the class for confirmation return to take part In tho cere mony Assisting was Rev L who Is serving the church until the now rector or rives next month Those confirmed were Wendy Anne From Jill Elizabeth CUT ford Harriet King Joy Mid Linda Susan Jean Gilbert Tammy King Lois Marie Gummcr rend a Elaine Nixon Joan Buttcrworth Elizabeth Anno Mlchaslw Karen Jane Boll Sylvia Bell Julia Brown Mary Brown Edith Louise Giles Josephine Court Sharon Wood Eva Michael Kelly David Colin Bell Gary William Kirk Joseph Mlchaslw Bruce Craig Stevens Brock Rush Glen Douglas Andrew Thompson Mi Borland Brian William Smith Bruce Edward Clifford Ronald Mill David Johnston Frederick Edwin Giles THE GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY MAY ISI093K0UU Doe Food LOIN PORK CHOPS COOKED MEATS 3JHT LUSCIOUS CALIFORNIA Strawberries VINE RIPE TOMATOES PINEAPPLES ROTH Ice Cream Soft Drinks 8 Mc ragu 2 QQt WHITE TUNA UU OF CHEN iGAsoiips 6 SHAKE N BAKE ITS Rose Pickles who at 88 IGA SPECIAL and service still lives at IGA Womens Council Studies Royal Commission Report The May meeting of town Local Council of Women was held in tho committee i of Canada Trust Main Street on the with president Mrs Gale In chair Hems of correspondence were read by Mrs H Jones in eluding tho regular news letter from tho national president to councils across Canada dealing with events of interest These included references to the follow up to the report of Royal Commission on tho Status of Women subsequent action contemplated and action already taken Mrs M volunteer ed to act as telephone convener Main item of current business was a discussion of plans celebration of tho local PROVING WALKS WORTH Jim Draycott and son Paul turn over their money to a Miles for Millions collection at Cedarvnle during day recently The lint collection from he Georgetown and area walkers In the May I march brought In Anyone who misled collecUan day can still collect be money from their sponsors and urn it in at the Georgetown branch of the Royal Bank cits fiftieth anniversary as a functioning women group Georgetown Pinal arrange ments were left with the exec to arrange at a meeting at tho home of Mrs J Vic Mrs Clayton Dick borne convener reported briefly urging attention of tho members to an article in Chatcl nine What you can do about pollution with suggestions as to ways In which pollution may bo combat ted by housewives discussion followed Mrs Jack NIeuwbof reported for Safety League of Canada which has designated May to June 5 as water safety wceki and July 1 to safe boating week Tho latter is especially timely in view of the great number of people who cause boating accidents because of a lack of understanding of the principles of boat manage ment Tea was served by Mrs Ann and Mrs Nod well DID YOU KNOW Volunteers perform more than percent of the work done by tho Canadian Red Cross Society RIVIERA HAIR STYLISTS Moor Park Plaza Clearing WIGS 14 REG for Limited Qumtity Latest Cuts Our Specialty Came la for Pre Vocation Styling -4ua- if ST AT MOUNTAINVIEW EATING CONTEST MONDAY JUNE Rain or Shine MAIL OR TAKE THESE ENTRY COUPONS TO A A W 1CIAI ENTRY OFFICIAL ENTRY Group A Only to 13 yon Inclusive Noma Address Phono Ago Parents I OFFICIAL ENTRY Group Only i to 16 Inclusive Name Address I Consent I Consent CONTESTANTS WILL BE NOTIFIED ON JUNE 3rd I