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Jjun thf Artisan elections Electing a new chairman is agenda of the Credit Valley Conservation Authority augural meeting Jan 15 Long time Authority member Richard Martin was elected chair a year ago but is stepping down because his six year appointment has expired As well Mr Martin has moved to Peterborough Although the Authority remind the provincial Cabinet person should appointed for threeyear term so for no appoint has been made DJ dance A dance hosted by the team High Impedance has had a change In dote The new date Is 17 and the lime is p to Sucre Hall Is the location and tickets tire Bridge Duplicate bridge is offered tor those Interested at the Georgetown Legion upstairs every Monday afternoon at 1 p m when a alts on Monday There are free refreshments and If needed Free ploy will given Tor winners in first The winners this week ore hi orris Bob Jackson and George Farrow euchre tables iMmvALTherc were tables of euchre last Thursday at the Community Centre Winners wore Eva Em Elizabeth Vivian Shaw while the lone hinds went to Isabel Landry The lucky draw was won by Jamie Cun nlngham The convenors were Elizabeth Wallace Tost and Jean Cunningham Youth nights The winter session of the tion and parks department youth activity night has commenced The program runs In both Acton and Georgetown The program in eludes floor hockey volleyball cards and board games etc Ideas for other activities from the par are also encouraged Be a good detective Moms dads and kids don t miss it on the winter interpretive pro grams scheduled for at the Terra Area Jan at 10 a m to a the topic of the morning will be Birds for the Winter The children will learn how to make their own pic and effective bird feeders and everyone will learn about our com winter birds Feb II 10 to II a m Who Goes There You II have to be a good detective to figure out animal crossed the path before you got there Our interpreter will help to observe and Identify who belongs to the tracks and traces Attendance Is limited in program so book now Call Susan Interpreter it The fee Is per thild meets at the Visitor Services en Terra Conservation Area managed by the Credit Valley Conservation Authority and is located on Winston Churchill Boulevard km north of the village of Terra Cotta HERALD THE BOVINE DINNER HOURS WEDNESDAY Tl SUNDAY from on NOW LICENCED UHDEfll LB FOR RESERVATIONS or 2240 357 GuelphSI Geoiqetown Entertainment Rock bands make finals at Spankys competition Despite cottage closing Artists still teach variety of crafts The Credit Valley Artisans despite being homeless ruth hi closure of Park Cottage still luring noted artisans to arts and crafts courses to the public The following art January and February workshops with more to come in March and April Marquetry with Colter Back due to popular demand for a second showing now at Georgetown Hois Colter has worked in the art of for twenty years lethnlque involves making pictures and designs using various species of wood veneers Mr Colters students will team cut thi woods into par titular shapes then fit together in a picture in much the same way as a The course will held on Thursdnv evenings Jnnuiir to nesting Jim mm Ihili bin The current revival in mil interest In handcrafted goods ltd hobbyists like Joann 1 Dobbin to turn professional member of mi tlsan painted Web Dobbin hand wo in garments rug and table linens are sold it ftlrs mil galleries throughout southern On GDHS reunion quiz iwledgr Test your reieiirch up mi jnsw and lend or phone then Mr the I Who were Student mi for lull mini a 1919 1 lb 1333 isti iw Id til- is Who were the chair he rorgrtoun I Hi for he follow Inn III I9H I 1911 1942 I IAjZ IB J question deal with pre- 1930 period 1 What pupil of MIS Major of When he new I mill old high Whit student ill I I win mitt il sharp Ha tint held Mr will li in I book AFTER FIVE FOR YOU LISTENING AND 1 1 MAIN ST 74e Main St S 877 The finest dining every Thursday and Friday in Served 11 a m m SPECIAL JttFtt PRICE ONLY 1NCLUDINGTAX ENTERTAINING THIS WEEK YESTERDAY HO THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY CATERING Wo Color To BANQUETS WEDDINGS PARTIES Full Banquet DOOM FACILITIES NOW J AVAILABLE F0H BOOKINGS weavers enrolled in this will I how up loom practice several basic mg designs and complete a protect The sessions will occur on day evenings from January Oil and Weekend with Throne Born In Denmark then a long time Toronto in 1972 abandoned his Job to give lift long passion for a chance to flourish From his studio on the fringe of the Canadian Shield Tweed Mr Thrum some of the most beautiful in Ontario During tin coming weekend retreat both beginners and ad vmced students will tike part in discussion and demonstration of materials and techniques will also work n heir own projects in the medium of their choice artists should reserve and bun February Oriental Floral Design Harris The former owner of Harris in Georgetown design consul tint and Teaching Mister In Retail Horticulture lake the notion of retirement very seriously Daisy Harris continues her consulting in fiord design doing custom work as mil as workshops and training The workshop Mrs offers this winter will have students creating it four silk or ringements following a brief study of Oriental designs and styles The will be held on two Tlursdnj evenings Feb and March Interested in of should by call ing before January IB or ill Registrar Fran Anthony it after January IB Fees All courses will be held it Georgetown District High St When it comes to rock roll Georgetown Is quickly making a name Tor Itself Three bands will be representing our town at the Battle of the Bands competition at In Bramp ton Sunday St of Georgetown won the semi final round two weeks ago Last weekend Tempest of Georgetown won first place in the semi final followed by First Class also a local band The winner of he competition Sunday receives eight hours of recording time paid for by There will be no alcohol the competition and there is a charge of at the door Half price tickets can be obtained from any of the three bands The Battle of the Bands has been running every Sun day since November Course for decorating Have you considircd renovating or redecorating your home but t sure how to go about it Why not come out to a basic in tenor decorating program This program runs Wednesday evenings beginning Jnn for six at the Acton High School more call 260 Musicians with St ore Andrew Stoddard Dacks Russell Grey and Brian Representing Tempest are Sean Cotton Adam Bennett Shane and Adam Members of First Class arc Greg Oiioprljcnko Mike Rich McKeown Randy Fascinata and Tracy Harding The Georgetown Newcomers Invites Georgetown who been in less than three years como our January Rd Andrews United Church lor an with Shirley Lyons who will he rug hooking tecltr Hope to see you there TOP TEN MOVIE RENTALS St 1 Temple of Doom Out of Africa Police Academy III Jo Jo Dancer FIX th Legend A The Money Pit Q Raw Deal Manhattan Project Blue City MEMBERS SPECIAL MndytQTfwridayl1 MM- January SALE Drop in or savings youve all been waiting for All Christmas Giftware Items Lots to Choose From INCLUDING Christmas Pimpernel Placemals Christmas Coasters REG SALE 27 50 39 19 95 5 95 20 off j INCLUDING d Handcrafted Ducks Regular Giftware Lots From REG SALE 33 20 00 20 Off INCLUDING Blacksmith Plover Bate man Winter Cloak Parker Treading Thin Ice Framed Instock Prints Lots to Choose From SALE 435 00 300 240 00 Main St S Georgetown Beside Knox Church 8777654 Reserve Now For Your Valentine Saturday February 14th Closed Salurday February MAIN SIS RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED 8468811 The Kentucky Treat Three great sauces Three great packages That great Kentucky Taste Golden Nuggets Nice light snack 9 Golden Nuggets ly Q29 lunch 20 Golden Nuggets Great party pack What a taste What a meal What a deal 116AGUELPHSTREET GEORGETOWN Its our taste that mates us famous