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GEORGETOWN THURSDAY NOV HEAD TABLE Georgetown an auxiliary of he Junior Chamber of was host to area Jaycetle wits November 3 at Someplace Else HuttonviUe A fashion show followed and Judging from the response to by fashions Georgetown women will be the most fashionable in the area this season Many door prizes compliments of Georgetown and district merchants topped off the evening The head table guests in- from left Georgetown vice president Mrs Mary Jones special guest Mrs Rett Smith who put on the fashion show Georgetown chairman Mrs Daquano Brampton central region representative Mrs Heather and Georgetown president Mrs Sharon Atkinson to Church Immanuel Lutheran Church Windsor Road at Carole Rev Harold R 1100am Worship Service Sunday School a m COME TO ON SUNDAY Mountalnvlcw Baptist Church Minister w R Calms Organist Mrs Townend TO am Church School Ham Morning Worship Evening Fellowship We Christ Crucified VISITORS WELCOME Georgetown Alliance Church Evangelical Centennial Public School Minister J Phillip Telephone a Worship Evening Service Donna Donton Ask Why Not More Women in Politics Knox Presbyterian Church Mala and Church Interim Moderator Rev ia Church School i Morning Worship A DouqljrtOIStrertiuiiie Nursery Care GEORGETOWN VANGkLISTICtENTHfe MAPLE AVE BAPTIST CHURCH REl Pastor Ham Family Sunday School 1 a A FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH Georgetown Pentecostal Church Rev 10 Sunday School mm union iervice Evangelistic Service Tuesday Prayer and Ministry Children Church Dnrtng Both Services St Georges Church KAN Street Rector The Rev Gallagher B A STB Sonde Holy Eucharist tt m Family Eucharist 11 a Morn Prayer Nursery Jr Church Mi n Mrs Donna Denison a member of the municipal council was guest speaker at the regular dinner meeting of the Business Professional Club Mrs spoke in ttonun in Politic- e said In In r grandmother day they used to say rocks the rules the world but that she allowed to vote had a vote out were few women in politics and now in her day she ib i member of the wondered why more I level She quoted from a very in and sometime amusing article In Barbara From on the same subject of the questions In Miss From article was should half of the members of parliament women Most of the thought not Mrs Mat Mill on presented Mrs with a and thanked her on behalf of the members She was introduced Mrs ftning the business the Mrs Miss lean Mackenzie Mrs Margaret Parker and Mrs reported on the recent Regional Meeting which wis hosted by the liramptun and eurgtlitwn Clubs the wine and cheese party the Christmas meeting and projects It was decided that etch member would contribute money be over to Iht Kiik tor toys and would bring a gift valued a doll Mrs Margaret Parker vice president ihiiredthf meeting due to of the president iKriinst who had broken County For Plaque It II ill i iLsurti pi lountj it in fir it itself I Inm I irk i ted sin ah I I under the liislcir ii it hill recincd a I iter ii i Hi it would be no jr him h I rthi mil in com ninth Mitt Monday will mini that It or IM i I iiui In in its own funds Ink Garfield led to research Ik hi ind prepare the for your eating pleasure TABIERITE CHICKEN MUWWUFUCT FRUIT COCKTAIL COFFEE BOTTER 69 GRAPEFRUIT tIBMMmEl 10 89 49 run 5 M HUM cubage 229 onions is 29 cmrsmt JAM sss 3 PRICING PERSONAL SERVICE SPECIALS sully IGA LUCKY MRS JFOKKENS- Scoreboard Luckless Against Burlington Make Hay Against Hespeler MINOR I Nov Nolly mnco lost to a strait Burlington club 1 lOirgtHnwn lone goal stored Mutt urwsisteiI I Minor novices got in the win iluinii Hi Barry assisted and KiU fur in mil in Fire evinfur Iwopenodh I fore Iturhngton broke tltrougli A good by in goal was Hunan Hewitt Brian ran I fi Minor wees defeated Ict on by by Brian Miller and again assisted by Rich lb will and Mike Hoist end assisted liy MINOR I rKrluwn Hillary held a lining Burlington less tie final I the game when the score lo Nov Minor got on the kfiating il il siorirs were Rob i and Paul Allison I Assists went to fendley and Wayne MINOR I Nov lone goal was by COMING One Week Only From Edinburgh Scotland REV BRIAN HAYES TO Georgetown Pentecostal Church Main Street North Tues Nov 16th to Sun Nov 21st PLAN NOW TO HEAR THIS FINE YOUNG PREACHER FROM THE BRITISH ISLES SUNDAY Sal PRAYER FOR THE SICK AT EVERY SERVICE EVERYONE WELCOME Haul Thompson wtio played a good Also playing was Ch Knocplll Winter WorktCrant Doubl Halton County has been granted a winter works allocation by the provincial government Property committee members were notified of the grant Monday and intend to study its uses The amount is over double last year grant of 13 which the county was unable lo use entirely Only two months were available lor spending it The new allocation is tor projects up to May 31 1972 Deputy reeve Harry Barrett sold the doubling of the county grant could mean a similar doubling for the municipalities as well The usual formula for the municipalities has been about one dollar per head Perhaps we can expect wo dollars per head this ear he said Mrs James Norton 92 Died at Glen Williams One of the district oldest residents Mrs James Norton was burled in Glen Williams Cemetery following funeral vice in St Anglkan Church November 3 She died at Glen Williams October Mrs Norton who celebrated her birthday June was the Termer Lillian Becrman was mother of 16 children nine of whom are living and had 30 great grandchildren and greatgreat grandchildren Her husband died In 1948 and she leaves sons and daughters William Norman Dan Joe Jack Mrs Armstrong Kathleen Mrs J Puckering Bessie of Georgetown and district Arthur of Guelph and Mrs Fred Norton Beatrice of Brampton brothers Edward Georgetown and Harold Becrman VI r den Manitoba and sister Mrs Hazel Yellow Grass Saskatchewan She was predeceased by two sons and five ami by a sister Minnie Mrs Beaumont of Toronto Richard conducted the funeral service and pallbearers were six grandsons Cliff George Wayne and Reg Norton Don and CORRECTION Glen Taxi And Flash Cabs Will B CLOSED SUNDAYS NOTICE NOT SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS Aft IN OUR AD LAST WEEK Dob Last year in a feature star written by Joan Harris in Times which later appeared in The Herald Mrs Norton reminisced about her life in the district Sic went to school at the old central public school sometimes dosses were held in the Continued on Page 12 Glass Mirror Street Mum Inurn Windows In Replaced Alio Screens 8778020 DO YOU KNOW WHERE TO BUY Chrysler Plymouth REED CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH STREETSVILLE 8261211 COMPLETE SERVICE REPAIR Facilities For All Makes of Cars RICCI COIFFURE We Have MOVED TO A NEW LARGER LOCATION OUR NEW PHONE Nos 8772200 or 8772209