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College sweethearts marry at Knox students ending Sheridan College In Brampton George town residents Kevin Dean Painter and Rebecca Jan Ems married No lWi In an afternoon ceremony in Knox Presbyterian Canto In t double ring lbs bride was la lather William Iter mother Patricia Ellis dressed In a grey knit gown with a red rose corsage received guests at the racept Ion at the Royal Canadian Legion It groom it the son of James and Ruth The minister was Rev Peter Barrow and Barbara Jacks was the organist The bride wore a while lace gown wllb leg mutton sleeves snd a train Her flowers were pink roses mini lure while carnations and breath on a white lace an Mr best man was resident Glenn chiffon Jackets The maid of McFarlane reelected By KAY WILSON Community Assoc iation held heir annual meet log Feb 10 Nominal commute of Joan Carter Charlie Carney Walter Ridley brought In the following report President Hugh was Other officers are secretary Joyce Hull on and directors Poto Deenna Reed Linda Linda Todd alter Ridley and Earl Benson The main Item of business on the agenda Is Ihe Festive Holiday Weekend for May a and the HERALD Community Senwantx and Ma ushers were Jon EHIs and Gary Foster The groom and Us attendants were dressed royal bhw tuxedos Cathy a cousin of the groom was the maid of honor indite and bridesmaids Pauline Boone and Lynn Sen net wore VictorbnMtyle knit dr with lacetrimmed i pale pink while the bridesmaids were dressed in Miss wore a At the reception ihegrooms pink Swiss dot dress with lace mother dressed In a pale blue trim gown with a white rose cors age received guests All bride s had Following the reception the pink burgundy and white car couple honeymooned In breath and babys live in Atharove Last but by no means least Christ scv selections on her piano accordion Everyone enjoyed this lovely musical evening and Irene Hunter presented each guest Saturday night will be Valertinc box of Blossom Ball Details will be laics announced within a of The News and Chmtlne weeks are neighbors of the Sunday night there will be on sons while Rev Griffin Is Interdenominational church minister of and Beth- service Monday morning a el ted churches yard sale and Business Lunch was served by the play by local merchants and at hostess assisted by Mary night a parade and fireworks Scheritel and Vera Thatcher will quietly merge and a social time enjoyed will the larger community Several people have around and lose its Identity been down south completely if a lot of good Anne Wilson along with people do nothing Hopefully George and Ethel area people have enough int a neck in Barbados to come out and lend Larry and Velda May are their support to this worth- spending ten days at the Mays while cause and keep home In Fort Lauder- the map dale As well as motoring down Lunch was served by the through the Keys Norval Neighbors Unit United Pi negro Community Church met at the home of mel at the home Ruth and Mrs Guy Wilson Feb IB will learn about simple home repairs Francis Thompson Feb ISatB Gertrude presided and after business called on Irene Hunter lo Introduce John and New both music ally Inclined teachers who presented an Interlude of duets and solos They song several love songs for Valentine Day By MRS JOHN The Public Relations meet It at the borne of Mrs John Bird with ladles attending Mrs opened meeting with and Collect Secretary Mrs John Ruddle read tost months minutes and called the roll winch was Name a fish and how yon would serve It Many delightful ways were given to prepare and there la one teacher to Quebec have One Ihe highlights students and no kind- been visiting Iheir daughter age Is to Is and soninlaw Mr and Mrs years singer Anne Murray Jeff Nurse baby Lee and received baebetor of Arts rspersed with of Ihe highlights was In I form of a dialogue The Touch The land Pat Also taking parts Stark Bird Wlckson Muriel and Nurse and Mary Jane Wing field Courtesies by Mrs Ford Boycoll Nineteenthcentury farm on Ireland 11 Iil of the Master s Hand last part was devoted to more serious numbers with bible readings Interspersed with singing This was a beautiful half hour ol music with something fore a The Mr and Mrs Ken MacGIll The course Simple Repairs in the Home I coming In March and Mrs Bird off trad to act as a resource help Reports on the euchre Just past and the coming dance March IT were given Mrs John told of a being started and given out to willing members Mrs Bob Alexander and Mrs Clayton were In charge of the program which was on New Brunswick It told of many places of Interest and the UreEhood of the people Forty percent of them speak Ruth Thompson then refused to pay rent to duced Rev John Griffin who land agent named Boycott sang several selections and giving birth to the term for accompanied himself on the Riders in the Sky President Marion Laird opened the meeting and called on Dorothy McLean who gave a lovely devotional on Friendship She read poems including Little Heart Gills also one of the songs Jonl wrote We are the Reason Scriptures were from the Gospel of John closing with prayer which was a poem on Love Catherine read he minutes Some dates to rem ember a shower March 16 for Debbie Unit 2 will Son Energy In one second the tun gives off more energy than all that people have ever produced on earth filrlit introducing 8EAR8 HOME CLEANING SERVICE ISO DM Mil CAtLt NO SATISFACTION YOU ALL WINTERTAINMENT 81 CT1302 Lumlnar system 14 PORTABLE 100 solid tuts chassis COLOUR TV from 95 MT302 SOLID STATE COLOUR TV system frequency contn with converter Come See Our Hitachi Toshiba Zenith BRAMPTON COLOUR SOUND NELSON ST IF TOO YOUTH CUT OUT TO AM OFFICER HI THE COR8IDEB Office Candidate training Plan is way fa your Iwdarsbip and baoonta as often In tns Canadian Feu As officer a lib thai mf and security with the of knowing how to lain gat to tha world loo Too matt fit and 12 in a or program In Main English Sciatica and History Gaogtaphy Social Stadias C sua to sum cm s4so TsmTisHUsiUssH T J COMING EVENTS Hear Ye Hear Ye The Georgetown Stove and Fireplace Co Invites you to come on down to the Retail Vendors Market on Sunday Feb 28th Wed like to show you the homeowner how to save hundreds ot dollars a year Our can also add beauty and warmth to your home GEORGETOWN STOVES FIREPLACE 7 serve a luncheon to Presbytery Doris Lindsay president ot on March aboasaieMarcfi the ladles sec Members are asked write thanks to the Webbs for boat to a young Korean law student log this lovely evening who has been thrown In prison for no known cause Catherine hid the study when she read portions from the book The Second Mile Itoll call was answered by members and one visitor by reading a verse on Friendship We were all asked rem ember the Grahams in their lime trouble Laird Several Norval area people attended the euchre sponsored by the Georgetown Fair Board at Webbs Greenhouse Feb IB at 8 li The tables were set up in the showroom with the spring flowers and green plants providing a beautiful background for the 19 tables In play Winners were Grace Cook Evelyn Spencer Wil son Keith Webb Lucky Draw Madge Noble Lucky Tally Elsie Lunch was served by the com mil tee Pearl Burt Jessie Milton snd Jessie That a Insurance tha Farm way ROBERT TAIT iraOuatph Street 6148 NOT PRICE- LOW LOW REGULAR PRICES Tim be Mine complete GEORGETOWN 625 WE GUARANTEE TO BEAT ALL RETAIL STORE PRICES See You At the Norval Junction Vendors Market Sun Feb 28th FINANCING AVAILABLE RETAIL VENDORS MARKETS SUNDAY February 28 1982 10 am- 5 pm JUNCTION AT An by DON REYNOLDS world yoolorj Entertainment by Colt from tho Tommy Show JUST EAST OF WINSTON CHURCHILL ON 7 ADMISSION SPORTING GOODS CRAFTS SPECIAL INTEREST ART HOME IMPROVEMENT TRAVEL HOME COMFORT Vi AT ER B E DS Introducing A New PHOTOGRAPHY Product WEIGHT LOSS ANTIQUE D 500 CHILDREN FREE ANTIQUES COLLECTABLES WICKER RATTAN BONDEL Water Purifier nttiortlnUlm INQUIRIES 8460834 Dont Drink the Water 8775570