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Pane SECTION THE HERALD Wednesday May Legion Ladies to vote May 17 Last Monday even ng Georgetown Auxiliary the Zone Con vent ion it was a very Impressive evening and the massed flags were a very special sight to behold Rose Green was once again voted In as Zone Commander and Isobel James as Sports Convenor for another two year period best attendance went to Mil ton Auxiliary May Is our next general meeting and it is most important that all members attend as it Is elections It is the duty of all members to attend and cast a vote for whom ever you feel will do the best job for you in an executive position If you do not vote then you have no reason to complain Please make the effort Also lad there are a lot of ban quets In May and June and help Is very badly needed to work these please do not wait to be called rather call Roma or Jean Pine Valley tour for By KAY WILSON Herald Correspondent Women Institute met for their monthly meet tag May for a tour of the Pine Valley Market prior to meeting at the home of Nixon Bob and Elaine Craw ford have jointly built up their market bus I and their roses and home baking are renowned for miles around the area Bob took the members on a tour of the rose beds and explained the growing procedures along with the grading process- Over to the baking corner where Elaine along with a couple of helpers turn out home baked goods by the dozens Browsing on your own turns up quaint nooks of cheeses jams and jell I herbs and spices and numerous other special ties Adjourning to he Nixon home the meeting was presided over by Amy Burke Following the opening exercises and minutes delegates were elected to the District Annual May 17 Norval Victoria Day celebrations starting with the clock parade will have a class for the Best Deco rated Bicycle with prize money up to donated by the Institute The meeting and lour was convened by or Hyatt and Eileen Nixon and lunch was served by the hostess assisted by tils Delnert and Amy Burke Poetry drama prizes ThoHutton sisters Sarah and Merry Anne daugh ters of John and Joyce Huflon of Bramp ton and en of Dorothy McLean walked off with numer ous awards at the Peel Music Festival or poetry under nine years Merry Anne won first while Stacey came in second for poetry under years In the drama category Stacey came in second How ever she captured a first for the Shakeapear division Congratulations to these talented young ladles Further Informs lion on the Peel Music Festival con be found elsewhere In The Herald 2050 OFF rockers dinettes coffee tables end tables wall units unfinished furniture BRASS GLASS TABLE LAMP 00 WOODGRAIN WALNUT UNIT SLIGHT DAMAGE REO 00 FLIPFLOP ASSORTED COLOURS REO S169 79 00 24 FLIPFLOP ASSORTED COLOURS 74 35 00 HORIZONTAL ROCKER ASSORTED COLOURS 99 00 COUNTY FAIR GEORGETOWN MARKET PLACE HWY 7 GEORGETOWN ONTARIO 87751 31 HOURS MONDAY TO FRIDAY 10 AM SATURDAY 30 A 9