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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), November 23, 1977, p. 8

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Pag I THE HERALD Hoe operator uninjured as arena cut A Hills works employee escaped unhurt when a back hoc he was operating cut a volt power line serving the Acton Thurtfin He operator Kent was protected by the groan ding factor of the machines tires according to works superintendent Frank Morettc but he added was still lucky The accident occurred while works department employees were trenching for a sewer lo drain the parking lot at the The accident caused can collation of the figure skating clubs regular activities arena said Power was not returned to the arena until late day evening Acton Hydro superintendent Doug Mason said that a nad lo be called in to moke iht six in the line because the Acton man who usually docs the Job won on vacation Cancer society volunteers prepare knitting for bazaar By BUTWELL Volunteer knitters of the Georgetown unit of the Canadian Cancer Society met with Betty Hull the Activity Group Chairman Nov 16 at the Cancer Society office The Blue Triangle Club has kindly agreed to allow the Cancer Society to participate in its bazaar being held Nov 2S at St Andrew United Church on from 1 30 p until Mrs Hull discussed the bazaar with the ladies in which their Royal results Six members from Hal ton had in he field crop section at the Royal Win Fair In the hay section plac 1st was Jamie Couper Also compel ng was Bill Rob Tom Vinson In the grain cam class was Glenn and Marilyn Also in this class was entry of Frank Robinson Allot the Items are beautifully made and only the best wool In vibrant colours has been used The prices arc very reasonable and there will be a very good selection for your Christmas shopping For infants the knitted goods will Include a girl lovely Christening gown a boy diaper outfit and matching sets of sweaters hats and bootees For toddlers and small children there will be sweaters sets and of special interest to children knitted teddy bears and a cute penguin Bed jackets slippers and golf club cavers will also be available As well as the above men tioned articles plants will be sold Including a very unusual flowering Ivy The Cancer Society is very appreciative of the excellent work done by our volunteer knitters who give so of their time to help us in another way in fighting the battle against Cancer We also are very thankful to the employees of Hobbies and Crafts and Col Craft for the help they gave us with the knitting program All proceeds from the knitting is used in providing services for our local cancer patients Knitting is always on display and for sale at Cancer Off Wesleyan Street Suite 302 on Wednesday and Friday afternoons between one and five clock The ladies then refreshments al the Cellar coffee shop with scleral other volunteers the society Take a Number a bakery keep under takeanumbt r LIMESTONE MX SIZES GRAVEL AND TOP SOIL BUD HAINES 3 DURHAM ST 8773302 poniERir sale A SALE OF FUNCTIONAL POTTERY BY WILLIAM RODDY at Guelph St Georgetown CORNER OF MILL ft STREETS THURS NOV NOV SAT NOV tarn SUN NOV im HEY YOUNG READERS Once again this year Santa has established his Halton Hills Postal Box a The Herald He looks forward to hearing from each and every one of you and promises to reply to your letter in The Herald each week beginning Nov Mail or bring your letter for Santa Claus to The Herald Main St S Georgetown How much INSULATION does your home need How much money do you want to save is now in the insulation business Then Sift healing expert Rive you climate on blown Insulation we II Install II for you With Insulation your bills reduced you re one he first people to Install Boehmers Insolation yon be eligible for a draw for u electronic air cleaner Or cash equivalent about our convenient monthly s and about CHIP Canadian Insulation Plan When you need uv uvl all we been In business for years be here After BERYL CARTER 8776931 drfference Heres proof of commitment to low prices If you find lower prices overall at any other major supermarket chain in Ontario this week Loblaws will pay you double the difference First shop Loblaws Buy 25 different items totalling 2000 or more Then compare prices on the same items at any other major supermarket if their total Is lower bring your itemized Loblaws receipt and the other markets prices to Loblaws store manager and well pay you double the difference in cash

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