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IftmetoOmn Lutheran Church Worship Service Sunday School a COME TO CHURCH ON SUNDAY Baptist Church Minister Rev Calms Oman 1st Mrs W Townend Church School Ham Worship Evening Fellowship We reach Christ Crucified Georgetown Alliance Church Minister J Phillips Telephone Worship Evening Service GEORGETOWN S CENTRE MAPLE AVE BAPTIST CHURCH REV Pastor BIBLE PREACHING am and Family Sunday School a BAPTIST CHURCH Georgetown Pentecostal Church Main SI Rev Jack McCallum 8774676 10 Sunday School The Pastor Evangelistic Service Tuesday Prayer and Ministry Watch TV Thursday at 7 St Georges Church ANGLICAN Street Rector The d Gallagher A ADVENT SUNDAY Holy Communion a Holy Communion 11 am MomlngPrayer Nursery Kindergarten Jr Church School 930 Knox Presbyterian Church Mala and Church Moderator Rev John Brampton m Church School 11am Morning Worship Hugh Davidson or Toronto Nursery Care Completes Course In Horticulture A Sheridan Nurseries employee Alain RR 4 was one of 18 graduates of the horticultural and landscaping apprenticeship program who were honoured at a meeting held at the Humber College or Applied Arts and Technology Also in the group was Frank Matos formerly of Georgetown when he was employed with Sheridan The class was the first graduate a course instituted two years ago at Humber Forty students are currently enrolled LONG NEEDED Graduates were guests of the Ontario Landscapes and Con tractors Association Bruce Evans a past president told them that their training program fulfilled a need tang by the association for more trained horticulturists and land- Ontario The course was Instituted with the assistance of the Department of Labour which included students In its apprenticeship program TWO TERMS They spent two terms at College The first of 12 provided base knowledge ccmlng the industry Following a iheyreturnedforcight weeks for an advanced course which covered business practice surveying cost estimating surface contouring drainage turf and grounds maintenance tree planting and nursery operation The Gourmet By MOFFAT Also available In Avocado Harvest For who lava to broil and hate to dean The Gourmet has a special at yelvel where you can barbecue year round and get that wonderful flavour meat cooking the outdoor way You can roast broil or bake in the lower oven too 398 QOODLET8 Pago HERALD THURSDAY NOV Claim Cars Parked at School Endanger Pupils Cars parked on both sides of Duncan opposite St Francis of Assist School are a hazard to the school children Cr told council In committee Monday night He said there was big paved area in the yard which should be used for teacher parking The kids are running out from between parked cars he added Town engineer Eric Willis said the Boning administrator had called the school principal about it and had been told they were letting the children use the paved area until the new grass was rooted then the cars would be parked on the paved SIM INSIST Council instructed the Zoning Administrator to ask St Francis of Assist School to have the cars removed from Duncan Drive and Avenue Cr Joan Smith pointed out that cars parked on Mountalnview in front of the new condominium had also been a hazard I know there are No Parking signs there now but 1 think we shouldiiulst that all parking lots for multiple dwellings be paved before the units ore oc cupied Help Problem Children Challenge to UW Club The members of the Georgetown Chapter of the Canadian of University Women were challenged at their last meeting to become volunteers to help elementary school children who might be having problems This challenge was presented by with the Psychological Services evening Miss Kirk was introduced by Mrs Elaine Wosserman who has already had some experience as a volunteer worker ASSET Miss Kirk provided description of the psychological services of the County Board and explained how members of the University Women s Club could help in the schools children Mho benefit from the volunteer worker efforts might possibly have minor social psychological or educational problems The child who does not feel that he is a part of his family may be helped by this service or perhaps the child who Is not given enough attention but who has average ability could benefit from the volunteer worker efforts THE VOLUNTEERS ROLE The volunteer worker would act lafnend could provide an example of proper behaviour The procedure for becoming a volunteer would entail making an application having on interview with the County Service members meeting with the principal and the teacher and upon being accepted as a volunteer for a particular child coming to the school or two 1hour sessions a week with the child PROGRAM ALREADY and Burlington are organiicdundcrthisprogram Miss Kirk encouraged participation from the Georgetown area as need for assistance always exists Following a brief question period Mrs Coleen CruJkshank thanked Miss Kirk for coming Prior to the guest speaker address the business portion of the meeting was chaired by the president Mrs Janet Included in the business was the formation of two study groups a lilirary book group ana an art group chaired by Mrs Eleanor Langdon and Mrs Betty respectively The next meeting will be December with Mr Roy Lowes Secretary of the Bruce Trail Assoc iation as guest speaker The public is welcome to attend this meeting Tougher to Detect Countys Bad Corners Increased rood subsidies and accident statistics will be major Hems at a Dec meeting between Hal ton county roads committee and the minister of transportation and communications Roads chairman James Swan- borough Burlington reeve will lead the delegation of committee members and county staff The accidentstatistics problem is one of long standing with the county Until 1966 the highways depart provided periodic summaries of accidents on county roads giving tht cause of each accident Bruce Kitchen county assistant engineer says the reports allowed the department to catch trends developing in accidents and take steps necessary to Improve road conditions WORK Since 19G6 there has been no central agency which provides the figures The county must now call each Ontario Provincial Police detachment and police department for information Police filing systems make it difficult to obtain Intersection by intersection In formation without extensive clerical Work Grey Cup Special tree DOUBLE BONUS WITH THE PURCHASE OF A Bucket or Barrel TABLERITE BEEF Mr IGAs guarantee of quality red or nut brand SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE WING OR ROUND STEAKSROASTS KM HAS All YOUR BAKING NEEDS 39 t I OZ CONTAINER OF COLE SLAW HOT LOAF OF GRECIAN BREAD Saturday Sunday only Man Thurs Sat JO a to a Sunday Mam IT WOW ItCKW fried chickenyICa AUSTRAUAN CURRANTS mmj CHOCOLATE CHIPS AUNT MOUSSES DESICCATED COCONUT 39 SIDE BACON PIZZA PIE FOUR 39 RAISINS r Cake Mixes MO OR WHITE ft V Grapefruit IT florida oranges Mcintosh apples ONIONS or CARROTS WAX TURNIPS LUHCIEM HUT Swift Prem THE TO QUANTITIES if CHECKAUNIT PRICING SERVICE IGA Lucky Shopper Peggy Norton R 2 Geoigetown Twelve Winners At Turkey Shoot Twelve marksmen took home turkeys and hams as winners in a turkey shoot Saturday The sponsoring Georgetown Revolver Club was well pleased with the turnout Shooting was limited shotguns only with ammunition supplied by the club Winners were Magloughlen two Logan two D P M English Marko B Vincent Forbes D and D Sr Dad and Son Win Car Club Economy Run Conserving gas was the on the GT Motor Sport Club economy run Sunday which took the six entries to Niagara Falls and bock Louw and son Larry manned the winning car Mike and LynHartweresecond and Neil and Alary Lou Young third The participants had lunch at the Falls and after reluming gathered at the home of the economy run organizers Barry and Chris Hamilton for coffee and sand wiches The event started at the Georgetown parking lot at 10 in the morning The GT dub next event Is a rally being planned by Bob and Marshall Bain Samuel Gompers was the first pnesldcnt of the American Federation of Labor STREET IRON BOUTIQUE LEON GALLERIES GEORGETOWN GLASS Announce New Addition To the Show Room Crystal Boutique IMPORTS ONLY by Hob nail Milk Coloured Glass Viking Coloured Vases Comports Candy dishes etc All band made IRON WORKS by well known artist Small pieces but original and course NEW ORIGINAL PAINTINGS by Horthy Egan and others now In our bus and show room GEORGETOWN GLASS MIRROR now has samples of beautiful Oval Mirrors Shower enclosures wardrobe sliding mirrors medicine cabinets WORKS OF ART made to order and many other In things Also we help you with Installation of your Bar GEORGETOWN GLASS MIRROR Scott seems to have no trouble at all dropping the rings the cone at Joseph Gibbons public schools Fun Day Saturday 877 GLASS MIRRORS cut while you wait WEN DAYS A WEEK