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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 14, 1982, p. 5

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Tilt HERALD Jnly Pages Mandy wed Mayl5 to Gary Steel MR AND MBS GARY STEEL The of Amanda Jane Brookes and Gary Stephen Steel took place May 15 at Trinity United Church in The Charles Beaton was officiating Minister is the younger daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Brookes of Terra Cotta and Gary Is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Steel of The attended by maid of honor friend of the bride and bridal attendants Pauline sister of the bride Donna sister of the groom Jill Allen cousin of the groom The groomsmen were headed by best man Perry Steel brother of the groom and ushers Colin Brookes brother of the bride Steve and Warren Donaghy friends of the groom Approximately guests most of whom travelled from town enjoyed a reception at the Community Centre following the wedding ceremony The happy couple honeymooned In Florida and are now residing In Acton Club promotes drug restraint Optimist poster contest Herald Special The final Judging of the elementary Chicken poster will be done this week and the draw for the big wilt be made on The Optimist Club of Georgetown has for the pant two months been presenting drug abuse programs In the town schools and promoting the Chicken Club among the stud Students from Grades toH In all schools were Invited to take part in a poster contest advert the club as part of their activities and the best poster from each grade In participating schools are now on play in the Georgetown Are you a chicken library Thtowcek all In each grade will be chosen and a prize pre to these children at the library at 10 a m At name lime draw for tht grand prize of a will be All students who sub milled thicken poster re eligible for this draw and ihclr name arc re entered The Chicken Club which promotes nondrug use will have other dies for students to pirt Icipate in from time to lime sponsored by the Optimist Club The club has plans for a corn rnnsl in August and a scrap book contest in October with coopt ration of the schools The Optimist Club Drug Abuse Committee has been in existence for two and after iih consultant from J ho Council on Drug Abuse have many drug education and programs In Georgetown The Georgetown mists have assisted oilier Opt I mint clubs across Ontario to form their committees to work in their communities Headed by chairman lta this commit lee Is of mists and Mrs to gether wilh a few other interested wlo have given a great di al of lime in the Inst two years educating themselves first and I run finding to help comb it drug problems which are planning society and pre vmllng many of our youth from attaining potent hi The Chicken Club is one program winch is design to assist kids in being a part of a peer group in which It is okay to soy No to drugs Iking called a Chicken is this group s In thing Letters to the Editor Anglicans in Mission hopefully will continue To the editor of The Herald Every Thursday morn ingot m Eucharist is Georges Anglican Church Guelnh Street Recently senior of the parish were given a special Invitation to join the regular wor shippers Transportation was arranged and about seniors took the to receive God love through the bread and wine and to praise Him together The Rev Jim Boylcs pointed out that seniors are people who stilt have much to offer to their community cries and cookies were sened at the coffee hour which followed This event was so pleasurable for atl concerned it is hoped that it will become a regular pari of our Optimist club applauds most effective coverage To the editor of The Herald On behalf of the Opll mist Club of Georgetown I would like to sincerely thank you and your fine newspaper for the Ing press coverage of special dinner meetings and the finenrllclcs about our annual celebrations Add Hunt he David timer The Herald Is perhaps the single most effective means we have of communicating with the public Because of this coverage our Optimist Club of Georgetown has become much better known in Ha lion Hills Once again our thanks to you and your fine staff for your continuing support of our club In newspaper Bill Meek Association Sec Treasurer Georgetown Optimists ENGAGEMENT Mr and Mr Donald of Georgetown are pleacd to announce the forthcoming marriage of Donna I Morris John Irwin son Mr Mm Thomas Irwin of Hamilton The wedding lll take place In Photo by Jim fhhback tin Andre Kail r nDjliP Wendy Van Vlckrrt Maria ru Ward While ke Skipper Fish Chips The collected second hand glasses will be donated to the Chnstian Medical Mission They will then be distributed to needy 3rd world countries GEORGETOWN OPTICAL LENSES GUARANTEED AGAINST BREAKAGE FOR 1 FULL YEAR EYE EXAMINATIONS ARRANGED GEORGETOWN MARKETPLACE PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED FRAMES REPAIRED For Complete Optical Service Call 8773562 ROTARY HONORS Rotary tub catted Iml year a very uplifting challenging and exciting time nut with hopes for the same In 1 It inducted Its new officer recently Working to k the spirit olive are back row left to right secretary Ralph Uriel director Hurl director Barry Tim let director Rom front row vicepresident Miami Thorns president Rex lleilopand treasurer Maurice Milling from the photo Is Rotary Howard member for about V honored and with a Paul fellowship which Is the si honor In the club Colled a nice fellow by outgoing Bob Mr ricrlved a standing ovation from fellow Rotarlans Herald photo by Anglicans In Mission pro gramme for the eighties Caring for Others Mrs Johnston John Street McDonalds Colouring Contest v ll -ry- i ENGLAND a AjiiiMsg COOL OFF this summer with a thick McDonalds ARCTIC ORANGE SHAKE HE THE HI GROVE WHS DEMI Bint Ml i gn Win McDonalds Gift Certificates And Watches Etobicoke Childrens Theatre Performing 9 a Thursday July 15th at High School Auditorium Tickets 73 at the door Super Summer Our Drapery Department PRINTED SHEERS 120 Wide Made In Italy NOW ACRYLIC DRAPERY FABRICS matte NOW PolyesterCotton TSHIRT KNITS 115- 150 en COTTONS Selected Patterns NOW PLAIN SHEERS 106260cm Polyester Pieces metres metre UPHOLSTERY FABRICS Selected Patterns Printed POLYESTER COTTON 50 115 cm REDUCED 1 LOTS MORE UNADVERTISED SPECIALS House Of Textiles 685 Queen St Brampton 4578291

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