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Saturday Plebiscite 30 VOTE AT QUESTION ADVANCE Only people turned up at the liquor plebiscite advance pall to cast their vote Saturday By noon DRO MaddieHowutt left and Poll Perk Sherry Hill right had only three voters checked off their list Saturday January ia the day when the rest of the eligible voters will give their answers to he two questions Are you in favour of the sale of liquor under a dining lounge license for consumption on licensed premises with food available Are you in favour of the sale of liquor under a lounge license for con sumption on licensed premises NEW BOOKS At The Library FICTION Monk Lorraine A time lo dream Gallwiti Klaus Picasso at 90 Jeffrey The return of Frances Leek Sybil The complete art of witchcraft Peter Hypnotism Kerry John The new soldier Bernikow Louise Abel Van Loon Richard J The Canadian political system Barry Does Fidel at more than your father Conquest Robert Where Marx went wrong Vincent Reverse your verdict Peter Beyond breaking point 1 Talcsc Gay Honor thy Set February 10 for Father Son Banquet From short order cook to chef In seven weeks I not kidding fella your kings of the hot dog now think they are The Galloping Gourmets They backed off a little when we told them Ihe penalty for polluting the atmosphere but we had to offer them a seat at the head table for our father and son banquet Boy some people Invitations are to be mailed to the fathers of all cadets to attend this function with their sons so keep Thursday 10th February open If for some reason you can make it arrange for an adult son uncle or neighbour to accompany your boy Duty Personnel for the week 16th January Officer Officer Cadet Seeler Orderly Sergeant Sgt D Orderly Corporal Cpl G WHAT ELSE When Bob or maybe Jim puts on his uniform Monday evenings leaves the house returning about 10 pm muttering under his breath I wonder how many parents will really know what tie been doing during those few hours he been away You know learned to march you seen him in a parade but what else does he do tor that hours These and many other things you should know and will learn through this column The organization of which he is part his training and those who train him is a good Squadron Our aim Is to be second to none We think you should know about It father Schroeder Joseph J The wonderful world of ladles fashion Dr Using the van LawlckGoodall Jane In the shadow of man Thompson Thomas Hearts Of surgeons and transplants miracles and disasters along the cardiac front Barber James Ginger lea makes friends Norma Textiles Malcolm Artists and writers in Pons Clark Ian Christie Indian and Eskimo art of Canada Liz A treasury of crochet patterns Williams S Creative canvas work Hurling Robert Modem furniture and decoration Hicks David David Hicks on decoration with fabrics Davidson Owen Tackle lawn tennis this way Stone William A guide to American sports car racing Kerr Walter Tragedy and comedy Baker Stephen How to live with a neurotic husband Snyder Louis Great turning points in history April fool or how I sailed from Casablanca to Florida in a six foot boat Cotlow Lewis The twilight of the primitive George Around Australia on Highway One Cox Paul Home of man The people of New Guinea Innes Mary The clear spirit Jones Max Louis The Louis Armstrong story lMO1971 Louis Armstrong Delaney Joyce No starch In my coat Inber Vera Leningrad diary Ingram Anthony Shepherd pie Bingham Caroline James King of Scots 1513 Christopher The history of Samuel David The moon a balloon Powell Margaret Margaret Powell s London season McKenxie Ruth Laura Secord Legend and lady Stelnhort Johannes The Strait of Messina Wilson Harold The labour government 19641970 Cottrell Leonard The warrior Pharaohs Grlnnell Milne Duncan Wind in the wires Phillips Lucas The raiders of Rowse A L The England of Elizabeth Klttler Glen Centrol Africa The new world of tomorrow FICTION A brand Martha Manhattan north Anthony Evelyn The tar seed Desmond The freedom Irop Barlow James Both your houses Braddon The progress of Private Bragg Melvyn The nerve Devinc Llcw The arrow of Freeman Lucy The dream Gadney Reg Somewhere In England Sarah Private worlds Kyle Elisabeth The scent of danger Lee Elsie Wingarden Mac Helen Message from Malaga Merrit A Burn witch burn Munro Alice Lives of and women Nopaul V S In a free state Scott Paul The towers of silence Sharp Margery The in Tucker Helen The guilt of August Fielding Whittle Tyler The young Victoria Wouk Herman The winds of war Marian Coverup story Bigger Earl The Chinese parrot Lewis Roy The project Malloch Peter Two with a Porter Joyce bargepole Garrett George fox Only with Page 12 GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY JAN 13 Renter Elizabeth Woman from the sea Who at ley Dennis The ravishing of Lady Mary Ware Williamson Hugh Ross The last of it Volols Aldiss Brian Best SF stories of Brian W Aldiss Clarence Cassldy Olsen Theodore V Eye of the wolf 4 Congregations Join Recognition Service On Sunday January a special recognition service of the new United Church charge was held In United Church for the four congregations in the charge conducted by Rev Bruce Besley Chairman of Peel Associate minister of St Pauls United Church Brampton The service was In recognition of the new charge composed of Meadowvale Home and United Churches also in recognition of the work done In the charge by Rev W Ridley and Rev Ken Jull and of Mr J till s work as hospital visitor at Peel Memorial Hospital Brampton Special music was provided by the Junior choir which Included a duet by Donna Ridley and Wayne Laldlaw and a trio by Christine Pomcroy Kelly Frost and Donna Ridley Most families stayed for Ihe lunch and a social hour which followed the service to get acquainted with other families within the charge A real treat was in store for about music lovers of the district on Sunday evening January when the voice student chorale which was composed of a combination of two choirs from the Ontario Bible College presented an evening of sacred music at the Presbyterian Church Norvai ted by Mr and Mr Adams During the excellent program the well trained choir sang seven or eight selections They opened with Come Christians Join to Sing and closed with Create In Me A Clean Heart O Lord The choir directors sang a duet of I Waited for the Lord Other numbers were by a female trio a male quartet They were accompanied on the organ by a young lady from Hong Kong also at times by the piano the trumpet and Ihe Members the choir were billeted out in twos for dinner before the service among the Union and congregations About 10 teenagers from St Paul Anglican Church Sunday School with their teacher Mrs F Booth visited The Sister Hood of St John the Divine convent at on Sunday January leaving the church about and arriving home about They toured the building and were interested in the church vestments They attended Evening Prayer there after which they had supper with the sisters before returning home Mrs McLean School Winter Carnival Coming Recent activities at Norvai Public School include a trip to Casa Toronto by Grades 3 and with their teacher Mils Edwards and other chaperones A Christmas concert was held in United Church basement at which all the pupils participated and a flood number of parents Prior to Christmas a staff dinner was held at Mohawk Inn attended by about which in eluded husbands and wives of the teachers There are a few parent volunteers assisting the teachers with various activities with the children several days a week The hot dog days are con tlnuing every two weeks where the profits from the sale of the hot dogs go towards school trips and the Winter Carnival Plans for another Winter Carnival are now underway and Ihe staff are looking for parent volunteers to assist in this protect which they hope to hold early In February while there is Ice for skating and snow for the snowmobiles Mr Ciglen principal of the school and the pupils now have the outdoor skating rink In operation and the children 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