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community alive and well TOE HERALD Wednesday December IMS ENJOYING CHRISTMAS Frank Allen extreme left talks with a few of Halloo Hill a Senior Cttliens who at leaded the annual Senior Cttiiens night sponsored by the Rotary Club of Georgetown of which Mr Allen la the president By Dorothy McLean The first annual Norval community dance held by the Community Association on Friday evening in the termer Riviera now run by the Newfoundland Social Club was a very successful and enjoyable evening with about people attending Norval as well represented Indicating the strong feeling of fellowship and community spirit that Is alive In the district Hugh McFarlane president of the Community Association welcomed the guests and Pat Patterson chairman of the dance com ml tee announced the lucky ticket numbers during the Intermissions Julian Reed and his wife Deanna attended the dance following a couple of other engagements he bad to attend that evening and much to tho enjoyment of those present be sang several numbers played by the band the Country Classics who provided the music for the evening Behrens donated carnations for the ladles at tending the dance but they ran out with none left for the tate Among the many prizes donated for the lucky draws were three lovely plants from Peter Hugh a gift from Kirk Kraft red seats for a hockey game at Maple Leaf Gardens from Pat Patterson a gift from Hugh McFarlane a one half bushel of Macintosh ap plies from Bob Crawford 3 boxes of stationary from Envelopes beautiful glassesanda bottle to fill them from Mara at oil painting light from Carney Electric a voucher from Nurseries a wooden planter from Wood Revival and some others The dunce committee are grateful to Don head of The Newfoundland Social Club who was a won derful help to them In making plans for the dance All the money from the tickets is not In yet but In dl cations are that the dance was a financial success as well as a social one This will provide funds to carry on the organization as well as making money available for beautifies Hon projects such as welcome to Norval and street signs and more flower containers along the highway next year The Couples Club of United Church conducted the worship service on Sunday morning November 30th on the theme What Gives Life Meaning The Inspirational service Indicated that much time and thought had been put Into planning tho service by the committee Betty and Paul Johnson and Joe Van and Bonnie and Hugh The annual meeting of Presbyterian Church was held at the home of Mrs John on Nc 18th with Mrs Andrew presiding Mrs Webber president of the Brampton Presbyter and Miss of the Brampton were guests Mrs Webber Installed the officers for the new year and Miss gave a Bible study Officers installed were Honorary president Mrs Craig McClure Past president Mrs Harold Reed President Mrs Andrew 1st Vice Mrs Harold McClure 2nd Vice President Mrs Tom Secntary Mrs Sam McClure Assistant Secretary Mrs Treasurer Hyatt McClure The congregations of the HuttonvUie United Meadowvale Home and f United Churches were rniiW at a gathering for Miss Joan Macin tosh held United Church following the worship service on Sunday November 30th Clarence French presented Lynn with a gift on of the HuttonvUie congregation on her retiring as organist following over 3 years of service Howard Loldlaw presented Mist Macintosh with a purse on behalf of the HuttonvUie Norval Charge and wished her well In her new position as a permanent student minister at Tobermorey She has been a student assistant for the charge for the past IS months The film as Grave In shown in the Parish Hull by St Pauls Church showed the tragic conditions of the Uvea of the black people of South Africa where Is the way of life It showed how the white minority have taken over nil the good land and are using the millions of black people as cheap labour with no rigbta of their own and no vote on bow the country li to be run The film was secretly in Smith Africa and smuggled out of the country toEngLutd The South African Am btusador to Canada tried to top the snowing of the but was unsuccessful Part of the film showed a black married woman working as a domestic In a white home She was feeding a white child but she was not allowed to have her husband or her children there Her husband worked elsewhere and was unable to have bis wife or children with him Tbey had to pay to have their 3 children cared for in a black community were lucky If saw each once a month and their children a year The black I or small bouse about miles from the tbey work The living are very poor and most of them suffer from malnutrition Everyone or who speaks out against apartheid conditions are Immediately banished to an Island and held as prisoners for many months Canon Harrison who visited South Africa this past year told about his ex periencea there and answered questions He stated that the black people want equality Were off to see the wizard If you re off to see the The play opens next Wed Wizard of Or may we suggest with performances you use Street rather until Saturday but advance than the yellow brick road to ticket sales have filled the get to School Saturday matinee and Friday evening performance This year Georgetown Little Playing the lead role of the Theatre will present the girl from Kansas is Wizard of Oi for Its annual SheryU with un- production The deratudy Karen Van Stealer play was adapted for this will also appear In one of the presentation by director Ron performances before the close Hunt of the play Aunt Em ia portrayed by Nancy Waters with the stubborn but loving Uncle Henry played by John Roe The trio that will provide Dorothy with companionship in the Land of Os are Simon Joynea as Hank Scarecrow Chuck played by Andrew Macdonald Tin Man and the cowardly Lion and Leo played by Ron Hill Although the budget for this GLT production can t be compared to that of M s mult I million dollar ex which starred Judy Garland the musical work set design end the adaption of the movie and original story will provide a delightful presentation for the children attending the production In the role of the wicked witch of the west Vera Mac donald does her best to capture the ruby slippers from the newest citizen of and to do- la her three travelling com pardons Valerie Stoddart who ploys the Good Witch of the North comes to the rescue of the Imaginary trio and Dorothy The magnificent and Wizard Is played by Other players In the production Include Pat Joynea Greta Lee Heather Duff Erica Barr Webb Amanda Box Matt Carter Ruth Allen Cathy Taylor Barbara and Margaret McGrath Jeff and Steve Saxon Music for the production la under the direction of director Ron Hunt and Hayden Evans Tickets are still available by advance booking only The play opens Wednesday December 10 at at Wrlgglesworth Auditorium ITSJUST DOWN THE First taste of winter hurts some drivers Later same night the car and cor of Bernlce Klnal of Acton amount of sustained damage to the guard rail on Main Street single car accident In the were at the scene to northbound lane of Main the White Bridge reroute traffic around the Street 8776901 Mill St Step Bast of Main St Surprise Surp Garden P frozen canned iheytaile I ke you eked them the garden for months ibe pouch on your pantry shell 15 to prepare TrySurp jndPcas too Winter arrived with a crunch last week as motorists un prepared to drive on the slippery surface found themselves sliding into things An accident last Tuesday night In sent the drivers of the two cars to hospital following complaints of pain Bryan of and James Tuck of Mlsslssauga were taken to hospital by ambulance following the collision Damage to the cars was set at over in the incident The car of Theresa Howard sustained minor damage when It struck a telephone pole on Mountainvew Rood Icy conditions were listed as the probable cause for the crash Damage was estimated at 3200 to the parked car of Brian when It was struck on Sargent Road car of Thomas of 133 Boulevard received ISM damage when it struck the parked vehicle In the fresh snow A multicar In Norval did a damage to the four cars involved Leslie BUI Vandekbevden Robert Mathe and Georgetown resident Randy Bowers collided at the main In tersectlon of the village Dorothy of Murdock Street was Involved in a single car accident but Thursday on Armstrong Avenue when her cor left the roadway Cars owned by Ralph and Edward sustained minor damage In a crash Both vehicles were backing from driveways on Road when they collided doing damage to the cars Union Gas Service inaclassofitsown Limehouse Welcome Batchelors to their new home Preparatory service was held this past Sunday Com munlon service will commence 30 next Sunday December The WA ladles catered a hot turkey dinner for the Georgetown Ambulance rf Volunteers and wives held St Georges Church hall on evening The children enjoyed a holiday on Monday while the teachers were involved In a Professional Development Day 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