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IVLt Kt Ml Julys IBM from town attend convention premier greets our WI delegates The Georgetown Legion Branch 110 recently appointed a new executive far the 1982WJ The new ire front raw left to rijtit Harold past lb Telford vice president Norm Ward second rr I loins hick rrj Kail Pat Chamberlain Sin I- rank and Ed Annual branch picnic is Sunday at Brownes Branch 120 extends congratulations to past president 1966 Comrade Dave Capper a of Acton Branch 197 recently appointed Dominion Pres All the best Dave Also congratulations to the Royal Canadian Air Cadets sponsored by our branch who marched in J the Glen Williams Canada 1 Day parade Thursday and did us all proud On the sick list this week are Theresa Harrison and Roy Haley both In Georgetown hospital as well as Anne Collins Pig Lewis and Irene Reams of 1 the Ladles Auxiliary also In Georgetown Winners for July are Dorothy Howard Mike Brian Hill Keith Scott Haines and Terry 1 The branch picnic will be this Sunday at Browne Please bring your own chairs Entertaining in the lounge Saturday night will be the The Ladies Auxiliary lis Imperial Section iok 10 seniors to Milton Manor for their anniversary We hope 5pey enjoyed themselves 16anks to May Lewis Shell and Art Lawrence History of Branch 120 Jn the twilight years or the 1914191B It became evident to many wounded veterans and those who Tins ami Into the Grid War ition formed about 192D and naive until 190 town belonged thii organization Their meeting was In Ihe of the building idj Golden Cafe now Host then known as the Brooke Block To be next Herald Special Three Georgetown area ladies attended the Nat lonal Convention of the Federated Women Insll lutes of Canada held at the University of New Brum wick In June 13 lol7 Norma Alexander ario board director Doris Lindsay past president of District and lei Nurse branch member were among the GOO delegates from across Canada Two Georgetown girls who moved to New three years ago took an active role Janet Nurse now a member of the branch was looking after day tickets while McNeil of the GIfldwyn branch was convention pianist Premier Richard Hat field welcomed the dele gates his province and declared June IS as Wo men Institute Day In Now Brunswick On that day special tours to all parts of the had been arranged This gave the local Wo men Institutes a chance lo extend their wonderful QAM Ener D Learn to beat high cost of energy the Ontario Agricultural Museum near Milton The Museum Is hosting gy Days July 17 and IB an opportunity to explore historic and modern of alternate power Ever wondered what wilt be used if the price of gasoline gels loo high Well this special weekend features a Model A Ford which runs on and a new 1932 Mercury Cougar which is powered by propane The Museum steam and gas oil no engines will also be operating around the site In with the University of several Items will be on display a methane digest solar panels a powered tractor and computer which programs the alcohol fuel needs of farm or industry As well as he special energy exhibits visiters arc welcome explore the Museum BO acre site More IhanM buildings and displays tell the story of farming in Ontario from the 1800s to the present HDNTERS Country Restaurant Country Irish food at prices The Regipnal Municipality of Halton NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING 11 Interested persons am tod to Alton a loot no THE PLANKING A HO PUBLIC WORKS Amendment Ha la the Pun fur ihe Jutv14thtBt2MSJ0Bjn of Amendment No may bo viewed In the Regional clerks Office at Administration 1151 Rood Ontario bet ween and weekdays It you would ah to appear as a delegation or recofvo d copy Amendment No please contacl at 2161 oil 334 prior to Mooing William Johnson Chairman Planning a Public Works Committee- This Air Conditioner Cuts HEATING Bills It s our YearRound One heat pump the extraordinary air conditioner that saves you money all year round REPLACING YOUR CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONER A CARRIER HEAT PUMP installs just like a central air conditioner Works like one too in the summer But our heal pumps also give you low neat When winter comes your CARRIER HEAT PUMP will work with your existing lurnace to reduce your heating bills CALL TODAY SEE HOW MUCH YOU CAN SAVEI Get our free energy saving analysis of your home We II give you a great price on a new CARRIER HEAT PUMP and show you how much lower your hoaling bills can be SEE US AT 785 MAIN ST E Heron torn GO ILTON A EATING hospitality to all the visit ore from across Canada The provincial deport of agriculture also hosted the final banquet which featured Atlantic salmon and flddlehcads convention theme Concerns and Chalt was thought behind all the keynote speakers Professor mans associate dean of agriculture at the Univer sity of Manitoba lie situations in Canada and the Third World tries especially in the field of agriculture J E Green senior con suttant for Prince Edward Island spoke on Women and Develop ment Monica Towns on an Ottawa economic consult ant brought the delegates up to date on pensions for Twelve workshops on diverse subjects of inter est to women were held in sessions On the final day a panel presentation chaired by Senator Martha ell ah tried to bridge the gap on Producer lo Consumer relations An important guest conference was Zlny Midler president of the Country Women or Ihe World She brought greet from the members and gave an excellent address on her travels around the globe Emmie presided at the conference and on the closing day Bemlce a past president of the Federated Women Institutes of Ontario was elected as Ihe new Canad Ian president She will serve a three year term and will chair the next convention scheduled to be held In Ontario in The First Canadian Bank BANK OF MONTREAL Complete Banking It Financial Services Georgetown Market Place HOURS Monday to Wednesday 10am Thursday Friday am 8pm Globetrotting Energy saving tips at farming museum Costumed demonstrate spinning and open hearth cooking Horses and other livestock provide delightful enter for the younger A trip to the Ontario Agricultural Museum makes an ideal family outing learn about new and old sources or power and explore Ontario rural heritage The Muse um is located Just west of Milton Just south of High way Tike a trip around he world with Iht and Acton public libraries Nations Club for and up You thou Id lit tin llbriry know now whether to on for fun informative meetings Aug and at i For Today Hair Fashions By An EipVrt 3 Lorraine Tootor TEETERS House of Hair S3 Dawson Cms graduates recommend Young Drivers of Canada coast to coast Ira lor all ages Course foe Your automat rg about lor YD graduate vale in car on Free up at homo or n car instruct I Approved by the Safety League You only learn to drive once do t r ghl by trie student Hears WED JULY 21 630930 Consecutive Weeks SPECIAL 4 DAY PROGRAM Starts Monday July 12th 9 330pm 16 Mountalnviaw Rd S Georgetown 8770751 ITS DOWNTOWN GEORGETOWNS RainDelayed LSI ill lUMHxuiu I ONEli DAY Saturday July 10th Be sure to bring the family for Great Savings Great Fun CRAFTS Graces GAMES For kids in front ot Canada Trust a DISPLAY y STREET DANCE to YESTERDAY J