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Page I- THE HERALD Wednesday March ins First we had Folk One then Folk Two Now quite un we have Folk Three The annual folk music competition has once again been organized to take place In Now Folk Three Georgetown District High are groups duets and solos Manitoba border in the west tic pa ting in the duet com School on April 11 and 12 Thus far 10 groups duets and and Ottawa in the east petition This year even looks better 30 soloists have registered for One thousand dollars has in the solo category than before according to the show been raised for prizes from ciendenning Monica Thame organizer Jim rough ton of The postal strike has held up entry fees and ticket sales and Laurie Rouse will compete Georgetown and District High many of the entries said Mr Tickets for the event are with the other Ontario nigh School I get phone calls available from the school and school representatives The annual event brings over each day from schools that at the door This year will also feature a young people from across have not received their forms From Georgetown and workshop with The farthest point as yet for Allison Vlckery hootenanles in the halls It Is folk music competition people attending has been Fort and Monica Thome and Monica as much fun as the show it Categories for competition Francis on the Ontario- and Sheila are par added Mr I Judging the contest will be Neil Walsh Colleen Burns and Rob Finnic phis guest Judges from outside George town Billeting the visitors to St Pauls Anglican Church THURSDAY 7 GOOD FRIDAY EASTER SUNDAY EUCHARIST St Albans Anglican Church Glen Williams GOOD FRIDAY HAM Minister The Rev Richard MA imiiiiiitttmiimiiiiiiiuitiiimiimiiiutiiiin Arts and Crafts meet The spring meeting of the Arts and Crafts of Georgetown was held on March at Sinnlkah the home of Mrs Peggy Stevens with mem- Seniors Five tables of euchre were in play at the club rooms on March 10 Prize winners Pink Cards First Muriel Miller second Kay Heller third Greta Lens White cards first Betty Smith second Verna Whitney third Ernie Miller Next euchre will be held April hers and one guest present President Dorothy Goodwin welcomed back members from their winter vacations Exhibitions and sales of In terest to craftsmen were reviewed by Mrs Agnes Olive Available craft courses were brought to everyones attention by Mrs Ruth Camplln Possible group trips were suggested by Mrs Alice Watson The president and members alike voice their good will towards the new group of craft- minded men women and children who are forming an organization in Hal ton Hills They are wished success and satisfaction in their endeavor iprlng tonviile was Introduced by Alice Watson Mrs Sprankel demonstrated the quick of Easter novelties lowers and small from the vivid colors of their Chenille on Wire home Industry The finished items were given as favors to the members She in turn was presented with a potted cyclamen as she was thanked by Mrs Alice Watson The president expressed appreciation to Mrs Peggy Stevens for the pleasure of meeting in her home and for the delicious coffee and refresh ments served by herself and her assistants Mrs Minds Mrs Jessie Glynn Mrs Ethel and Mrs Alice Watson the Georgetown area responsibility of the billeting committee which stlii could use some assistance in finding homes for the weekend par Information can be obtained regarding billeting from the high school Finals for the competition will be judged Saturday evening beginning at A program of exciting en is featured throughout the Friday Saturday and evening get that ere open to the public Admission for the S3 for both days only fl 00 Saturday SO and or the finals 2 Silverwood news Special meeting for LAURIE ROUSE and Monica practise for their part in the third annual high school folk music competition Folk Three April 11 and 12 Active month ahead for Zeta Alpha chapter The lest few weeks have found the members of Zeta Alpha working on program themes of music drama and art In the program presented by Helen the chapter was entertained with some amateur acting Helen and Carol Ann Williams did a scene from Cactus Flower to illustrate corned v June Campbell and continued themes from the arts when the presented Music and the Dance The histories of the waltz and ballet were explored using records of the famous Strauss com positions and those of Tchaikovsky Including the famous Nutcracker Suite The program concluded using a tape of different types of music from which the members were asked to guess the type of dance which would be appropriate Mr David Vance made a welcome guest speaker when he talked to Alpha members about painting and the many ways of framing a Mr Vance is the proprietor of the Art His illustrations displayed the fine talents of both himself and his wife Alphas committer have been busy and plans are already underway for the second Black and Gold Ball to be held this coming November The chapter hopes to make the dance an annual The members will take part Cancer Month The air In Halton Hills council chamber was getting thick and heavy with cigarette smoke last Tuesday night by the time council got down to passing a resolution setting April officially aside as Cancer Month in Hills without comment from either the smokers or nonsmokers n council In an April Fools Auction to be held appropriately on groups meeting night April 1 be at honed will be wrapped up Only a hint is to be mentioned on a tag as to the contents This should turn out to be a most unusual shopping spree Soon the new executive of Zeta Alpha will begin to make challenging plans for the coming year The newly elected executives are president June Campbell vlceorealaent Ann Devereux recording secretary Pat Zubacs treasurer Carol on corresponding secretary Gerry Stoddard coordinating committee Helen and Ruby Gar ton The chapter members pass along their best wishes to these girls for success in the coming year Brampton council The Silverwood Womens Institute held Its March meeting on Thursday March 13 at the home of Mrs Don Lind say This was a special meeting storting at noon with a dinner Sixteen members and three guests enjoyed the temoon program Roll call was answered by What I have learned from our handbook The secretary read a letter from Mr Morris administrator of the Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital thanking the group for their recent donation Discussion took place con cerning a number of coming activities The topic for the first short course will be Decor of kitchen and bathroom the good forum Round the world training school baked A was voted to Arc Industries in Hornby April was the date set for Silverwood and Limehouse to entertain Manor residents whose blr- BAPTIST CHURCH Minister Rev Lewi Organist Mrs 9 Church School 11am Service Wed 30 Service Evangelical VISITORS WELCOME GEORGETOWN ALLIANCE CHURCH Main St S Evangelical Sunday School EASTERSUNDAY Horn A Cantata The of Easter Evening Worship Coma make our church your church Lutheran Church Windsor Road a Carole St Rev Harold R Good Friday Service 10 a Holy Communion EASTERSUNDAY Sunday School m Easter Worship Service Church Lutheran Hour CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Rev J Postman Listen to CHIN tOlal 101 BACK TO GOD HOUR Sundays Mo Alto CKFH NORVAL UNITED CHURCH Rev R Sunday school a Morning worship It IS a Communion and confirmation Join to The Resurrection tbdays are In April Final arrangements for birthday euchre on March at have been made Maple Leaf Research Centre was a busy place Thursday evening when the institute branches met to listen to Miss speak on Womens Property Rights Miss answered many questions mem bers were hostesses for the gathering serving tea ami Neil Cotton from Georgetown District High School came and presented on insight on the metric system to the Silver- wood members A nominating committee was formed to prepare a slate of officers for 1973 and Towns new system faster The towns personnel and finance committee Monday night had their first look at what the continuing changeover to a fully com- setup In the department will mean Although at first a Utile over the appearance of first bulky batch of Bike clinic accounts ever to come out of the a secretary full afternoon to towns new computer he sort type and copy explained committee members even- town treasurer Harry Hen- tualiy expressed their support now just takes the for the system computer between two and five Whatjusttwoweeksagotook minutes to do Clergy Comments Spring By Richard Rnggle Incumbent of St AlbansChnrch Glen Williams with SI Pauls Church Norval For now the winter is past the rains are over and gone ihe flowers appear In the countryside the time is coming when birds will sing and the turtledoves cooing will be heard In our land when the green figs will ripen on the fig trees the vines give forth their fragrance Thousands of years before Lord Tennyson wrote of a young mans fancy turning to thoughts of love in time the Bible had described the same thing By Ihe time this piece Is printed we may be in the midst of a last blustery storm before winter capitulates But already we have felt the worming sun and seen the rain washing away winters grime and breathed the fresh air and thought about the crocuses and the new leaves that will soon be budding out its a happy circumstance that the church celebrates the new life that God gives us in Christ at a lime when his world Itself seems to be reviving A Canadian author recently told of being bewildered by some young people to whom he had explained that our word Lent means the time of year when the days lengthen or lenthen The kids hadnt noticed the days getting longer When It gets dark you flick a switch and the lights come on so weve dulled the difference between night day We eat frozen foods the year round and so we erase some of the difference between winter and summer For some of us we might just as well live In a capsule in the dark ocean depths where there Is no night or day no winter or summer Yet we of should appreciate the seasons Fifty years ago A Jackson wondered why our artists should go to Europe to paint smelly canals when they had such a wealth In the Canadian landscape In summer It was green raw greens all in a tangle in autumn it flamed with red and gold in winter It was wrapped In a blanket of dazzling snow in the springtime it roared with run waters and surged with new llfo He appreciated that seasons were part of the mystery of the creation The blocks of Ice on the boll diamond in Glen Williams are a reminder that there are forces in nature that man cant control And though those forces may seem limes in general they point to a gracious will above ua that promises the support of life That is the meaning of Gods promise to Noah after the flood While the earth lasts seedtime and harvest cold and heat summer and winter day and night shall never cease Genesis Brampton and District Labour Council whose resident is Georgetowns llliam voted recently to send Prime Minister a telegram con demning his governments policies and laying the blame for massive and Inflation on those policies The local union leaders were incensed over finance minister John Turners concern over wage settlements which they Interpret as blaming inflation on wage increases Mr opinions on the finance minister Mr Turner has become the leading champion of the business Interests We are always in the position of trying to catch up with prices never of pushing them up The executive council reacted sharply to the speech from the throne at Queens Park two weeks ago The council voted to send another telegram commenting on the throne speech which the council felt contained no policies to meet the battle against In flatlon and unemployment The council met with Ross Milne a local MP last week to inflation and unemployment A followup meeting with all three area MPs is being organized new tenspeed And is that one- season wonder now rusting quietly away In your garage cables seized spokes loosened brakes departed The Georgetown Public Library Invites you to a bicycle workshop where the will show you how put that two wheeler back Into shape for the season and tell you how to keep it that way all summer long Monday April at p m in the Junior library at Church St mechanics from North Sports will demonstrate the proper maintenance and safety techniques for all kinds of bicycles Pete Paul Robinson and Oil Tuchey will be there to answer questions and show you how the mechanics keep bikes in prime working order dm BOOKS LIMITED Christian Books ST UNITED CHURCH OF GEORGETOWN ACLEN WILLIAMS Minuter MrtlnBABD Organ I its Mr Dais Wood Mrs Shirley Inglls Good Friday 10a mcamblntdtervicewiih botH choirs at Knox Preibyterlin church Holy Communion EASTERSUNDAY f Williams It a service of Calibration and the Spoken Ward Church school fc for Professional Real Estate Services CONSULT A REALTOR A Realtor is a professional In real estate who sub scribes to a strict Code of Ethics as a member of the local and the Canadian Real Estate Association He is trained to evaluate your problem and mend solution So whether you are selling a 3 room bungalow or a 90 room chateau sec a Realtor Look for this seal which only he can display BRAMPTON REAL ESTATE Read your Tax Guide It will tell you whats new li 1111111 iix ihu IK ml win Your is Hits fur ihi list unit i port id on limk dipt mis bond- lining mil nuns in ilmiJiiuliim is tlidiiumniliiionlrfik up lit Hi in hi list All it mi ins nihil tin Illininis Jul is Midi lUniinibii stum il tin nuns 111 iIr Tix in i milinn iktliiiiKns is in llim 11 nils inuilid in Mm Ikiihus 1 111 niwImiimnuiLiniih thukitim till Amid if it He torn ilulmt ihi minimi htm it ilu ill 1 hi mputins lllls Will lit HIM till IMS jiysininllms your r nidi mil louts Inn llnliliril Tut is till liimHniIlidhu ill ihflllt 111 It tlllt rills 11 Imwivir iv in limi in 111J1 Were making it easier to understand Only Marina gives you all this For this 2995 11 Oanulna oil painting given la parson with most visitors I Special music Eaittr Story Youth Dept I Girt for every child Childrens Church The Dawn of Triumph CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Will remember the Death of our Lard Jesus Christ In a Special Service on Friday March at 10 am REV J POSTMAN Holy Communion AND HIS RESURRECTION ON Sunday at 10 am and 430 pm Choir participating in Good Friday and Easter Sunday morning services EVERYONE WELCOME KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner of Main and Ctuircn Georgetown Service to beheld in Knox church and Joint conducted by the Rev Harold Martin Row Pater Barrow The Sacramental Holy Communion alter EASTER DAY Knox Presbyterian Church Horn Open Communion Service LIME HOUSE- PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Service admission to membership MAPLE AVE GEORGETOWN am Film The Power The Resurrection Ham Special Enter Worship Service Cantata The Wonder of Easter GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE at m with J R Armstrong ST GEORGES CHURCH ANGLICAN Rector The Revd Gallagher 5TB MAUNDY THURSDAY MARCH Morning Prayer Choral of the Institution Stripping of the Altar 103 GOOD FRIDAY am The Solemn Liturgy HOLY SATURDAY MARCH The Holy Eucharist 915 am Family Eucharist a Choral Eucharist Crib Service llant