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Mr and Mrs Frank Pelch Chapel Street East remove the wrappings from a surprise presentation made to them last week when WE HAVE 45 YEARS DO I HEAR 50 relatives and friends gathered In Slewarttown Hall to honour them on their wedding anniversary Miss Gertrude Anderson or Niagara Falls read the an nlversary card as Mrs Herb Do son presented Frank and Dora with Ihe electric clock on behalf of the well wishers Mr retired from the auctioneering business a few years ago Arrange Meeting to Save Scouts Cubs Venturers On Saturday October the 1st Cubs and Venturers combined for a successful Apple Day About IS Cubs participated Venturers a new group started this fall under the leadership of Art gave valuable help In keeping Ihe day activities moving smoothly They were willing capable helpers Since the Cub pack presently has no leader the Apple Day was organized by several of the parents who also provided the necessary transportation Headquarters was the Parish Hall where refreshments were served to the busy workers Village and area residents as well as visitors to the Arts It Crafts Show were willing buyers of the Cub apples Fathers who assisted were Mr Sweeiie Mr Watts Mr Baeumler and Mr Youmans A special meeting or parents of Cubs Scouts and Venturers will be held on Thursday evening October to form a Group Committee Leaders must be found for both Scouts and Cubs and It is essential to have the support of the parents and any other persons who arc interested in furthering this most worth while cause See the coming events column for particulars of the meetings It would be too bad if the Cubs Scouts and Venturers had to fold In the village because of lack of support from the community First a Group Committee Is necessary to sponsor the groups and then leaders are needed If you can help In any way please attend the meeting The fall Thankof ferlng meeting of Union Presbyterian Church W M S was held in the church Wednesday evening October with Mrs L Young vice president in the chair She welcomed the visitors which were present from neighbouring churches Mrs Thompson Mrs Bruce Mrs P Dick and Mrs Sandles from Brampton Presbyterian Church gave Ihe devotional and Mrs Hutchison and Mrs from Cheltenham Baptist Church sang a duet Rev Robert Wilson was the guest speaker and spoke on his preparations to do missionary work in Nigeria where he and his wife will soon be working and or thecondltionsof lhatcountry He was introduced by Mrs Roy Thompson The offering was received by Mrs Norman and Mrs Bill Hunter and the dedicatory prayer was given by Mrs A VonZuben Mrs Frank gave the courtesies and Rev pronounced the benediction The service was followed with a social hour with Mrs Clarence Anderson and Mrs Herb in charge Mrs C G Bishop and Mrs Young were in charge of the program In place of a regular meeting Women Institute toured the School for the Deaf at Milton on Thursday evening October There were It from Norval and from Moon la In view W I that enjoyed the conducted tour of the very modem school where the boys learn wood working mechanics etc and the gins learn typing sewing cooking etc The evening was planned by Mrs Joe Murray and Mrs Harold Go lop Agriculture and Canadian Industry conveners Following the tour a short business meeting was held at the home of president Mrs Graydon Chester Mrs Joe Murray gave the District Directors report after which lunch was served by Mrs Jack May and Mrs Alan assisting the hostess United Church Women held their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs VanLecuwen on Wednesday evening October 13th with Mrs Betty Johnson presiding The devotional was given by Mrs Marg Ridley and Mrs Lillian Grant which Mrs Ridley gave a very interesting talk and led a discussion on Women s Lib A food sale of home made baking salads etc was followed by lunch served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Nellie Shea and Mrs Glen Laldlaw A request was made for a crib A speedy recovery Is extended to Miss Bessie McClurc who is a patient in Peel Memorial Hospital Brampton Also a speedy recovery to Mrs Fred Goodman of Toronto who is In Brampton Hospital following an automobile accident at the intersection of 17 sidcroad and the Line on Thanksgiving Monday The car was a complete loss Mr and Mrs Goodman were on their way to visit their niece Mrs when the accident Mr Goodman was treated for cuts on the head and released later in the day The Goodman were to have celebrated their wedding anniversary on Saturday October with an open house at the home of Mrs Russell Hutton planned by the family but the celebration has now been post poned to a later date Open house was held at Public School on Wednesday evening October 13th when about parents visited the school and had interviews with he teachers and the principal Larry wgitn The school was redecorated both inside and out during the summer holidays Coble V will soon be In the village Work is to start mediately to extend the cable from the top of the Georgetown hill Representatives are now calling on home owners to see If they wish to have the Cable V Installed Taking part in a panel discussion at United Church on Sunday morning October 17th in place of the usual sermon were Larry Dick Marshall Ken Rclri Mrs John Dunlop Miss Beth Laidlaw and Rev Ridley A few topics discussed were What is the purpose of the church What does the church mean to me Is it necessary to attend church to be a Christian How can the church become more meaningful to you Georgetown Arts and Oralis held a very successful show and again this year at The Club the Riviera Norval with I serving lunch and afternoon tea The weather ideal for an outing and the fall scenery was at its best Mrs Ed McLean GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER GRAND SILHOUETTE FIGURE SALONS Now Open in Georgetown at 150 Mam St North MOORE PARK PLAZA ONLY CONCRETE GRAVEL BUILDING SAND ROAD GRAVEL BUD HAINES Wen Williams NORVAL SHELL SERVICE MECHANICS GENERAL REPAIRS HOUR EMERGENCY TOWING Dispatched Day or Night KEITH ELLA 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cards Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday at 30 on Channel 5 Cable V Cards are each from Lions Club members and Georgetown who will be announced by the Lions Club and posted on TV carousel Play any amount TV Bingo cards have recorded serial numbers and will be a different colour each week Winners will telephone Immediately to a telephone number announced at start of game Winning card will be verified before payment Rules and Information will be provided on air each evening For information and names of merchants stocking Georgetown Lions Club TV Bingo Cards call 87 724 1 3 TERRY PEER 8775684 LI0N R0N