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Community Auxiliary ladies are crib champs Catching up on the winners far here are the names pulled by Gord Reid car club chairman of draw April James Fallow 383 Ruth 91 Mike 115 Barb 437 Don Sargent and 19 J Golden April 10 437 Don Sargent Jack Don J Hayes Art Lawrence and Clark Gibson April 17 M Patterson Doug Sargent 195 Mrs Marty Hough James Stewart VI McQuarrle and Ron Carter April J John Gail Scarborough 401 Kay 453 Steve and 12 George Bent May Jan Emmerson 1B6 Ted Patrick Doug Norton 194 Williams and Los Ma I May 8 250 Tom and D Martin 490 Ace Bailey 71 Pat Weston 196 Ed Hrctcha and 11 Blake Baxter There we are folks from now on names will be In on a weekly baa Is Im reminding all members of the Auxiliary that your general meeting will be at 30 this week and after all business has been concluded branch executive members will conduct your elections This is an important meet ing ladies do try to attend and offer your help to our senior ladies to assure that they can get to the meeting Give a lot of thought to the many members that belong to the Auxiliary and nominate the one you believe would best carry out her duties for the coming year With over members a large percentage is expected to be out Nice to see Trudy Paul up Legion Lines By Roma Timpson and out of hospital after her short stay Elsie Swarm was also in hospital but no one has let me know If she is home or not It is most Important that family or friends of auxiliary members let us know when someone Is in hospital Call your sick convenor Joanne Coles and the members name will go up on the sick board Bingo at the branch has ended for the summer months and Gib Telford thanks all who helped in any way There were many members and Auxiliary members who took part in the evening one way or another and their help has been much appreciated More Information on the Pipe Band fund raising dance that wasnt available before Only tickets available and there will be spot and door prizes and a cold buffet Call George 8774735 to reserve your tickets The dance will begin at 8 and this will be held May Bob Dunn will be in hospital a while longer and Percy Kins is In Walter Louth also Haven been to the branch for the past few days so I dont know how up to date our Sick Board is but the following members were In hospital also Ken Jackson Fred Hue Doris Bruce Collins Is out now Tom Harlow and Bill Let our sick chairman Denny Wright know If you know of someone who is going In please so they Disco puppets at open house By MRS AW BENTON Herald correspondent Robert of the Uni versity of Alberta was In On tario on a business trip recent ly Bill Henry of Elsa In the Yukon visited Mrs Patterson here and his parents in Acton recently Thank you to the boys of the fire brigade who soon ex tin a ground fire in the woods at the westerly corner of our school grounds Saturday Open house a I the school was well attended Tuesday evening when the audience was enter tained with puppetry tics pottery disco dancing cookery art kindergarten and a mini studio Rev Peter Barrow baptized two infanta at Mothers Day services Sunday Robert Bruce son of Mr and Bruce Coles nee Beryl McEn- and David se cond son of Mr and Mra Keith Cairns Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Roy Denny whose third little son arrived last week Little Monica is home after eye surgery in Sick Childrens Hospital We hope she will continue to make good progress Seven little Beavers panled by four leaders one parent one Scout and a Cub were on a hike on Saturday morning to see a beaver dam Mrs Gordon Booth has re turned from a threeweek bus tour westward from Detroit via Reno through deserts and mountains to the west coast cities and back through the Ohio area They saw strawberries being picked west of the mountains and the wonders of the Grand Canyon on a much enjoyed trip Mr and Mrs A Swlnkles have returned from a enjoy able tour of Europe They visited Amsterdam Holland Munich He id el burg Ger many Paris France Venice in Italy Swl tier land Insbruck Austria and other cities as well as relatives in Holland can be visited We care about he well being of all our members but we arent mind readers and unless we are told we will never know There are a few summer weight jackets for sale behind the bar These are for branch and Auxiliary members Check with our stewards At our executive meeting last week we received of thanks from the Heart Fund for our recent donation Georgetown Baseball Assoc la Hon for our sponsorship of fl learn the Cancer Society for our assistance in their Daffodil Day and particular mention was made regarding the stewards and haw courteous they were Karl Grosgorth Air Cadet Officer was accepted for ordinary membership and he is certainly no stranger to our branch We welcome you Karl and look for you to be in our branch enjoying the many activities If there is anyone else in our town who would be interested in joining our branch as an ordinary member contact our member ship chairman Pat Chamber tain or members or the executive and enquire about the regulations The sports board has been put in a more prominent spot now and although most sports arc over keep an eye on the board occasionally for any In branch activities such as golf during the summer And be sure to read the other bulletin board for interesting bits news Our Auxiliary gals did themselves proud last Satur day when they went to Bramp ton to play This was Zone crib and the winning teams will go on to Regional Crib at a later date There were seven cams from Georgetown playing and five teams will go on 1st Hazel Dumper Barb Maltby Grctta and Marlon Carney 2nd Trudy Paul Peg Lewis Vi Hewitt and Floss Tracy 3rd Jean Emond Dot Lusty and Pat Dorr Brampton 5th Rita Rudiger Mnurec Finlay Postlethwaites and Mary Russell Cooksvilie 7lh Barb Bums Burns Anne Collins and dine Bradley Dot Lusty and Pat Borr won a prize for their fine play In never losing a game Congratulations girls no fooling around once you get started You went to play and win and yon did just that COUPLE CELEBRATES 50TH ANNIVERSARY Mr and Mrs Charles Ball 188 Margaret Ave Apartment 510 Kitchener will celebrate thdr wedding anniversary Friday Mr and Mrs Ball originate from Mount Forest They have two children Gloria Mrs Gordon of Waterloo and Jack of Brampton There are seven grand children and three great grandchildren A family dinner was held in their honor at tbe Stone Crock in SL Jacobs May 10 Members of the Georgetown Vintners gathered at Ihe will represent Erin home of Jim and Justice Sunday la watch a competitions judge Individually examine their fermented entries Brian Robinson annual club competition won last year by their host seen and June he club In provincial and possibly national Mr and Mrs Justice Mr Smith president Bob secretary Peter and Chris and Magda Mr Justice again look this years club honors Vintners Club congratulated on their wellmade wines For the post nine years members of the Georgetown Vintners club have been working at a craft that has become Increasingly bencfi to their pockelbooks the more liquor store wine prices The club gathered in Erin Sunday for an official wine judging session that demonstrated how amateur wine makers can produce some fine vintages equal in most respects to a majority of overpriced varieties at the LCBO Major Robinson a Kitchener based wine tester dispatched by the Amateur of Ontario association for the occasion thoroughly examined without actually swallowing samples of some 30 entries from the Georgetown club Intended for provincial or even national competition Once established in well lit alcove of the Justice home where the testing took place Mr Robinson d each sample in turn visually sniffed the bouquet and sipped enough to roll about his tongue before discarding the sample and recording his impressions Plain white bread and mineral water were at hand in case the tester fell his taste buds were getting saturated Georgetown Vintner Club president Brian Robinson left presented Jim Justice with club trophy Sunday for capturing overall honor for having four fintplace wines in the clubs annual competition Herald photo More than two hours later he emerged from the alcove to compliment the club as whole for Its well made wines among them he said a few that ore ing Only the club entries in the aperitif categories drew the Judges warning of a possible weakness The judges findings plac cd Jim Justice in top place overall for the second year in a row followed by Gilson The Heralds own camera operator and Les Smith who designed and built the club trophy and prepared the award winning label seen on club bottles Major Robinsons tlons in the 12 wine catego ries gave Mr Justice first place credits for his dessert and sweet social wines us well as his cider along with second places for his white table wine with which he tied club president Brian Robinson his rose his afterdinner and dry social wines Mr Gilson rose and dry social wines captured first place while his sweet and dry aperitifs came in second as did his sweet social wine with which he tied Peter Mr Smith caught the Judges attention with his first place red table wine his dry aperitif his second place dessert wine and his new label design which turned out to bo the only new label submitted for competition by a Georgetown club member this year Other first place wine makers were Bob sweet aperitif vice- president Brian Robinson Special service for mothers includes flowers from kids ByWIMFREDSMlTll lure Lille Given had a quiz Herald correspondent and Grace McEnery quoted a Frances was poem which was composed by less for the May meeting of the Lille Given and read to Grace Mrs Slessoraltis and Jesse McEnery on the dent called the meeting to neighbors farewell party they order right on time at p had for them before leaving for She opened with a short poem their new home in Acton then all repeated the Mary Eleanor McLean then ended Stewart Collect and sang the the program by reading inter W I ode eating paragraphs from Rev The roll call which was to Joe Hills book published in the tell an Interesting story as told 1880 by your ancestors brought out The Hills families were interesting facts about of early Ballinafnd the bygone days The President then took the chair tary treasurer was present to grin called on Marg read the minutes and give the to report on the financial report progress of the bus business part of Meeting then meeting got underway adjourned items dealt with Just before lunch Jesse Mc- ing the District Annual coming appeared in time for up May 15 also a report from Mrs Jamieson who was pre- annual plant and bulb sale It sent at a meeting with the hall proved to be quite successful board to discuss Canada Day results being over which will be held this year for welfare Eileen Burt June and Reggie assist Mrs Slessoraltis who was Mrs with lunch the delegate to officers confer a beautiful service in said she would gave her honor of mother at the church report at the June meeting i Sunday morning It was She did say however that the known as Christian Family highlight of the convention was Sunday Several church appearance of Governor took part in the service General Pauline Mrs Eileen Brown read the The meeting was then turned over to the convenor of curator Eleanor McLean Grace Mc Enery gave current events Kirkwood had a splendid motto Eileen Burt gave a two- minute talk on Old Testament lesson childrens story was told by Mr Doug Wood when each was given a flower to take to their mother The junior choir under the direction of Mr Bob gave a musical ection followed by Mrs Munro who read the New Testament lesson Mr and Mrs Ron Guest with daughter Susan took up offering for this special Sunday The congrega tion were greatly inspired when they heard the musical selection given by the guest soloist Mr Robert Miller How Great Thou Art The Miller family were guests for the weekend with Mr and Mrs Robert Kerr Mrs Pat Kerr gave a short sermon on the importance of mother and her role being instrumental to a good family life Mr tiles closed with the benediction Congratulations are in order Tor our ninth line neighbors Mr and Mrs Peter Koper- draad who celebrated their th wedding anniversary on Friday May 9th The gather took place in Ballinafad Community Centre Relatives family and friends to honor this popular couple for this special occasion The most excitement and joy came for the Koperdraads when Mrs two sisters with their bands and her two brothers came from Holland to be with them for this happy The community extends best wishes to the happy couple and many more years of wedded bliss The captain of the volunteer canvas group for the Canadian Cancer Society reported that the Ballinafad branch of the Womens Institute on the Erin side of the town line in the Ballinafad area had collected 1580 in the April canvass It was a wonderful response best ever The cancer society are most gratified at the generosity shown by Ihe community A very sincere thanks to all The clean up operations af ter the fire at the general store has been a big job Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Reg French who have recently become grandpar ents Their son Wayne and his wife Ruth are proud par of a little daughter bom on Friday Mothers Day brought many home to honor mother some mothers were invited out for dinner Mrs Jamieson had some of their family home Mr and Mrs Reg French had a family gathering including a young chap from England who is the son of the president of Dack Shoes He is over here to learn and ins and outs of the business RuLhPdolnviledncr parents The MarshaUs to their home in Rockwood or dinner Miss Lillian Shortill was home with her mother Mrs There was lots of activity around the village on morning when a large crowd gathered around to attend the auction sale at Archie Lawn home after dinner and Hugh Webbwhltetablewlne Mr Webbs red table wine look second place while Mr Robinson elder did likewise that category Currently claiming about IS members the Vintners Club involves monthly meetings at which members share recipes and inform about their hobby sample other members products and hear Informal talks on specific aspects of wine- making For Mr and Mrs Justice and family the years batch keep highly wines on Ihe supper table evening for only a few pennies a bottle Thehobbys tow initial cost of setting up equipment and getting start ed complemented by the negligible operating costs allow the family to pick and choose as they prefer when they do visit the liquor store to shop for imported varieties The club gathers during the harvest season each year for a destemming party during which all members help detach stems from the grapes they buy en masse in Vmcland They collectively prepare the grope juice and pulp in a club crusher before returning to their own hobby rooms to experiment with new and blends The lengthy fermentation process which follows includes occasional readjust merits to individual batches of wine aimed at enhancing its flavor dryness or clarity Among these delicate variables champion wines are prepared SECTION A THE HERALD Wednesday May 1M Pag ON THE Leading the guide charge By SUSAN Herald Columnist I am going to be a girl guide leader Now before you all fall off your chairs laughing at the thought of yours truly in her twilight years running up and down a school gymnasium furiously blowing a little whistle let me assure you I am not going in as head just an assisting body 1 hope History has a terrifying way of repeating itself Eleven years ago when I attempted to enroll Richard cub pack I suddenly and unexpectedly found myself a member of the organizing committee Three months later my tacky kid decided cubs was not his thing but years later there I was still on the committee and enjoying It I hove to a am Well here we go again These worthy a apparently still have the same old problem too many children and not enough help So when I recently placed a phone call to get Teresa Into Guides and found she would be approximately number on the waiting list I hesitantly murmured something about being willing to lend the odd hand now and then That was alt It took My family of course went into hysterics except Teresa who thought it was terrific Mom Louisa a graduate of Brownies and Guides Do you realize it means weekend camps and sleeping in tents Don worry everyone Ill look after her promised RUB STICKS You have to rub sticks together to start a fire and tie knots and things added Louisa helpfully Huh my husband interjected If your mother has the same problem rubbing sticks together as she does wielding a mop and broom the thing shes going to get out of it are blisters Besides he encouragingly added having kept her for 19 years In the lap of luxury your mother will never survive a weekend of burnt wienies and beans without a couple of bottles of chilled wine In the cooler I started to get annoyed at their cavalier approach Now listen you bunch of negative thinking lets keepmother in lot The guide leader told me it was good to have uninitiated people with no preconceived ideas as leaders Is there any good reason why girl guides only have to learn about bogs and frogs Maybe a little of the more stuff of life might prove to be very beneficial for them Knowing you my husband growled youll probably insist they dress formally for dinner and listen to Chamber music What will you do if it rains Youll get your hair wet the mosquitoes will attack some little eight legged creature might run over you In the night Besides who Is going to look after the rest of us while youre off having all this fun in woods I WORRIED LOOK Louisa took me to one side with a worried look on her face Mom I think there is something you should know about guide camps Enlighten me daughter dear Well there are usually scout camps In the same location and we sort of well you know like raided then at night time Did you now I thoughtfully replied I did not think it necessary to Inform the family that I could possibly be talked Into leading the raiding party Meanwhile reminiscent of my girlish field hockey days on the playing fields or southern England 1 am going to practice bloodcurdling yells of Charge girls rare moments of privacy in the shower WI makes plans for district annual The regular monthly meet Ing of the Norval was held at the home of Malchtn on May Sat Roll call was answered by 13 members and one visitor by identifying an Important per son in Canadian history and what they accomplished such as Jules GovernorGe neral Jeanne Sauve first fe male speaker of the house Nellie McClung LM Mont gomery Canadian author and wife of a minister and Lady who pro moted the Tweedsmuir his tory Twelve members Indicated they were in favor of the Atlas History of Ha Hon for This will be discussed further at the District Annual Voting dele gates from Norval are Edna Murray Amy Burke and Jean The poster for competition at the district annual was dis played by Amy Burke A skit for the district annual which is being prepared by Dorothy McLean was read by her and those taking part were chosen Krazy Bed parade will launch holiday party By JANET HODGE Herald Special Members and friends of the Community Assocta tion will launch their annual Victoria Day celebrations Monday with a parade starting at the Hollywood House tavern at The parade heads along Highway 7 to Draper Street and Into the park the community centre In the park the Krazy Beds will be judged and their race will begin Following the Krary Bed race there will be games and races for all the children of different ages The Association will have a booth set up selling hog dogs hamburgers coffee pop do- nuts and homemade pies so come and join us throughout the supper hour and watch the children have fun Ranch will again have its ponies with us which treat for Also with us again this year and a hit with the young and the old is the music of Iva Davidson on the piano Bob Armstrong on guitar and the grand fellow on violen Archie Fuller There will be a baseball gams at 30 p to The awards of the day will be given out following the boll game while the fireworks crew if preparing for tbe grand finale of the day Lois says that tbe tickets sales are slow for the draw so all of you ticket sellers get rid of your tickets so that we can continue to run all our activities here at the com munity centre The final ball registration will take place during the Victoria Day festivities FINAL The final euchre will be held at the Centre Thursday to morrow starting at a to wind up another year of enjoy able euchre The results of the last euchre saw high lady going to Eileen Jackson 2nd high Ethel An thony High man Keith Webb 2nd Phil Landry lone hand prize went to Cheater Early The lucky door prize was won by Sanford ping pong club had very successful season with members in Junior and senior competition and numerous guests Joining us from time to time The tournament was again highlight of our year with 20 Juniors and II seniors partici pating a day long competi tion since then we have had tbe opportunity of Joining Mil ton Parks and Recreation pin pong club under the direction of AshmlneScianki We thank her very much and are looking forward to arranging lnterclub meetings In the upcoming sea son starting In the fall winners in our club championship saw Greg reign as Junior champ for the third straight year defeating Colin Davenport by one point overall and Derek taking third spot The Trophy do nated by George ONeill is awarded to the top Junior The Hollywood Tavern tro phy was won again this year by Bruce Cunningham who won over Bill Davis in the runnerup spot The club held its party April 28 with pizza pop donuts and cupcakes with mo ney they raised through the sale of pop throughout the winter months on Monday nights A good time was had by all Thepresentationof awards will be given out Firework Night May 19 The Brownie Norval 2nd Pack had Its badge night May with he following receiving many badges Michele Robin son Golden Hand Collectors Cook Jester Friends to Birds Green Golden Hand Candy Hodge Friend to Housekeeper Pet Lover Badge Janice Pet Lover Lyne Skater Pet lover Christine Davenport Collector Pet Lo ver Kim Pet Lov er Candy Hodge and Christine Davenport were also made seconders Many thanka must go to lira Dona Appleby Brown Owl for all tbe work Involved newest Brownie enrolled also on Tuesday evening Cindy Harden Congratulations to of tbe Brownies who pa ted