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THE GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY JUNE Page Interesting Craft Display Hobbyists Join Rug Guild More than people attended the Bug Show and Hobby Fair sponsored by the Georgetown Rug Hooking Guild lost Friday Including pupils from Grade Public School who had produced a com prehensive range of hooking from the traditional rugs to cushions footstools and pictorials Mrs Sonja Bell of Georgetown displayed and Mr Mrs Beseem also of Georgetown showed a large collection of tumbled and polished gem stones many or which had been hand set into jewellery Mrs Booth Scarborough brought a display of Decoupage She cuts out pictures from magazines and greetings cards glueing them onto wood surfaces she alternately var nishes and sands them until the whole surface Is smooth and a decorative effect he Mrs C with her son Michael and Mr Ian helping As well as cutting and polishing rocks they had display of fossils and rock structures Mrs Pat Dams and her daughter Jane from Terra Cotta were engaged in crewel embroidery ana Batik against a very colourful bock J their finished work Mrs Ertcl showed rug braiding and Mrs little Snelgrove and Mrs I Ford of Hamilton had a display of different types of leather craft J Georgetown was at work on model making and showed many kits which will be available in the new Hobby store opening soon Mr Mrs G Grohe of Norvol had a large collection of Ceramics and they were helped by Mrs M Maclcod Mrs Win lJikin of Burlington showed many dyed swatches and patterns for rug hooking some of which were being used on torlals demonstrated by Lois Guenther and Mrs Jean Wei bourne also from Burlington of Mrs Jan member while Mrs M Murphy from Klein burg made plaques and paper weights using arrangements of dried flowers Mrs Vera Robinson of Rex dale demonstrated the art of making dolls using dried apples for faces and showed the apples In various stages of preparation The Palette and Pencil club of Georgetown invited visitors to an Art Show which included oil paintings sketches and several pieces of collage Mrs Kay- Niagara Falls showed Danish Woo painting Tor which is been Canadlai Standing Ovation for Pupils Friday Concert Holy Cross School presented a concert in the church auditorium Friday night for parents and other interested people The opening number was Everything is Beautiful performed by a choral group from the bilingual grades of Mrs Benolt Mrs Landry Then followed a display of creative gymnastics by Tnra Kaulback The grade five Junior Choir or over sang four numbers the last of which a Fantasy of Nursery Rhymes was Illustrated by colour slides filmed from original pictures drawn and painted by children in each or the grades in the school Angela Martlneau next danced to the music of It was a Very Good Year and this wos followed by three numbers played on the accordion by and Catharine Olivier The next numbers were a trio of creative dances directed and choreographed by Miss Allard performed by grade six students Then followed a French folk dance performed by grade five girls and accompanied by the senior choir The Inst three numbers were performed by the senior choir of over voices They were directed by their music teacher Mrs Geraldme Barnes and by Mrs Mary Berry music con sultant Tor the Ha I ten County Separate Schools They sang Tom Dooley Ontario illustrated by colour slides projected onto two screens and finally Sound of Silence The parents who were present gave the performers a standing ovation Mrs Barnes and Mrs Berry were presented with gifts at the end of the performance Elephants are used in place of railroad switch engines at a cement plant in India One animal can push three loaded freight cars and throw track switches with its trunk Exhibition She was helped by Mrs Ethel Matthews also of Niagara Falls Miss Inez Thompson Hlllsburgh showed carved wooden birds many of which were fashioned into brooches and pins and Mr Mrs of Georgetown showed a range of Ceramics The Womens Institute of Limehouse demonstrated rug hooking In which they have finished rugs The Catholic Womens League served light refreshments throughout the day and maintained a steady trade All these artists and craftsman gave their time and services voluntarily The door prizes were won as follows First A hooked picture won by Mrs Cave uplands Court second a leather pin won by Mrs talnvicw Road and third a ceramic figure won by Mrs Henderson Moore Park Cres At the last meeting of the Guild before the summer break the following officers were elected President Mrs Audrey Deere Vice President Mrs Emma Rogers Secretary Mrs Dorothy Goodwin Librarian Mrs Marianne Mac In tyre Treasurer Mrs Flora Mac Arthur Engineer With Hydro GLENN Son of Mr and Mrs Keg 14 Victoria Glenn wan a mem ber of tho graduating class the University of Waterloo on May He completed the Ba chelor of Applied Science so In civil engineering and presently employed with Ontario Hydro at Point near Kincardine He is a graduate of Georgetown Dist rict High School Two Students Respond to Towns Plea Two students In their final of landscape architecture at of Toronto have responded to the town plea for help In saving the old maple trees Cr Donna wrote the University department asking if anyone would be Interested in mapping the diseased trees diagnosing the ailment and submitting recommendations The students named a price of for a five week study and promised a complete survey Before any decision to hire them council will ask them to meet with them to discuss the scope of the survey Social Personal Mr and Mrs V L Smith Albuquerque New Mexico enjoyed a two week visit with their son and daughter in law and grandson Mr and Mrs Don Smith and Paul Drive and with their brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Garfield and family St at the home of her nephew Ivan and Mrs Hayes and family Albert Street for a few days Mrs is years old and travelled from California by plane unaccompanied Mr and Mrs E 30 Shelley Street have returned from a two weeks vacation In Calgary While visiting an aunt and cousins they toured Drum heller also visited Banffs new ski lift and had dinner at the new Rim Rock Hotel in Banff Hot Springs The Calgary stampede grounds were also part of their tour Mrs George deKlccr Princess Ann Drive spent the month of May In England visiting with her father Mr J Sussex Mr deKlcer flew to England to be with his wife and father in law for the last week of her holiday Mr Mrs Jack Watson Charles Street hove returned after a five week European holiday They visited London and travelled to Denmark by hovercraft a forty minute trip across the English Channel From Denmark Mr Mrs Watson look a claimed tour of Europe by bus with Rome Italy as the most southerly point of their travels The tour returned to northern Europe via Pons France Wallpapers in stock from OJup Interior Latex Exterior Paints 10j Complete Line Old Masters Antiquing Flecto Varathane OakQueen Paint and Wallpaper Ltd ISO Si Opposite Seed Howe Toe to Sat to Tours and pm Closed Mondays September LUXURY TAX REMOVED Why Wait NOW MAGNAVOX AND RYDERS TV hove Completed RoPrlcing of all Slock to Comply Wild Budget Report NOW MODEL 7C7100 only 539 RYDERS TV SflLES Main Street North SERVICE 8779796 NOTICE RATEPAYERS TOWNSHIP OF ESQUESING PU MEETI STEWARTTOWN SCHOOL JULY 29th 1971 at 730 pm TO PRESENT DISCUSS AND EXPLAIN THE OFFICIAL PLAN FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF ESQUESING Draft Copies The Official May Re Impeded the Township Office Within The Hours Of To Monday To Prior To The Meeting Written Submission Regarding The Content Of The Official Plan V Ill Br Received By The Undersigned Up To P M August FRENCH la Tr a TRIO DISCOUNT MART FREE I PAIR OF HOSE WITH EACH PURCHASE OF Dr Sertolis Sandals COLGATE TOOTHPASTE Super Size Sugg 169 I I ALKASELTZER Tablets Sugg fct Tropic Tan Lotion or Oil 47 Sugg 139 99 BLACK FLAG HOUSE GARDEN Subs 179 WW OFF Insect Repellent Sugg 1 39 BEACH BALLS 19 LADIES sandals yy Ladies Childrens Lames BATHING CAPS COFFEE MUGS Boys SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS 1 Boysi PANT SHORTS 50 nana ma SHEER STRIP 73 I rio Mart MOORE PARK MAIN STREET NORTH OPEN UNTIL PM SEVEN DAYS A WEEK