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THI- libit ALU tt Legion Lines tar Club Draw held win rw rs fflS Wingrove E Arm J 303 It Shields Friday Euchre Feb 20 M 2nd a booby Bob Dumper Just a reminder there Is room for i few more card players Niglils come or a social game imi good company received an update on IN lifion Poster Competition a entry by Cnrla Jackson took in place in District l Her will now advance to the Pro uncial mutest To Carl a a Gride student at If S our con graduations and best wishes for continued success Zone Dans Bruce Hope hud a scon of He received a club a Legion rest with 180 on dir Hole who played in tin District Bowling Feb played will lull could not pull it off good effort NT Feb Daniel Bruce Mar Boots Mir Arrow Noil Meeting FLb membership are now coming in last and furious check the list on the bar for yours Legion ladies Herald Special Ladies Auxiliarj Canadian Legion Branch 120 took lit in Port Credit for Zone Knights cup bowling last Marion Carney s team of Hall Anne Nicholson Jean hosier II Marion also had tin high triple of ind high single of I Ryall is home from il we hope will be up and about The hilli Dance last Saturday wis i great success and lYuiks and her committee deserve i lot of credit lor the work involved Mary wishes to thank all who helped The Dance was a Join effort of the llnnch and Auxiliary with an committee to raise funds for the coming visit of our American friends from Post this August Ieu2H will sec ione euchre in the following Mar Zone Dirts in Georgetown Remember your sports officer will need your help is an on a vacation and in her call Monica at IT IV i for information on future 1 for sporting events Hi member if jou wish to in darts or bowl Mil need call your sports is our annual St dinner am Tickets i ich You may isi them fnm rinks or Russell il the bar There will lit l in tilt Sonic and the Irish prizes galore Get your firlv and our and m this mother wonderful even I illi in I im sad is a wheelchair now Imi takes Ihe time to keep in imith Willi us through Mae lthel Murray is still resting at home pra will be up ind luck you Ethel we Hi ill our sick and shut ins do I i ire Spring is not far off and you will be able to gel out into the Ladies institute celebrates Mrs Treviranus was hostess at Church Feb 17 for the anniversary of the Women s Institute The program I at home and abroad convened by Norma Alex gave us cause to be very pro ud of our organization as well as lie entertained A brief summary of the various levels were presented l follow by all singing Ashgrove llalton District I by Treviranus followed by a with answers being names of Ihe branches Area by ils Peggy Ontario V I by Marlon Hunter Can IF 1CI by Bird by all singing Something to sing and Associated of the World Alexander with all singing Hymn of AH Nations The was concluded In a very way when Peggy told of hir experiences ind Impressions it the A C W convention in Kilhrney Ireland summer of her one word summary would be electrifying ACCW is women in countries all working for Home and Country roll call was answered by A spec memory I have of a W I incl SAME DAY TAX RETURNS the lite Church 3d Scout and were Willi Ihf ltelie1on In life awards by Knox and leadirs Shown in front ruw receiving the are the llift to Innen Iagi Via tlliahelli raw ford Chills under canvas f Jranl Herald Sprci A weekend under is is held for practice winter imping skills and Sun North Hilton District Scouls participated in a number of Hie United Church west of Alton on the Sixth lint Along with fun and fellowship were m irk for poinls on different which included packing a toboggan fire starting ice rescue first chariot making snow goggle erecting pale with thi aid of ropes course ring the bell and moving water from one place to another Scouts it ended from Acton Ashgrove Georgetown Glen Williams and 1 who imp were the 3rd Acton Optimist Veil who are Derek Sieve Alherley Steve i Tuna Kurt Andrews Todd Deforest ind the 2nd lurers who ire Dave Deforest JasonSharples inilKninMiiUin Cheering for Grand Prix racers alms and Knvlli- In back row are Mil and who rrcclvrd the award Sara llisrniini samunthu Johnson llrnlie Squire 1rrrln Mi ml J Her rtSptlil nil hurt was tin sei n mini Grind Prix for North Hilton District Kub Kir illv Then win rtgislirrd libs win took part us will is their George Henderson i 1 SSlSt II Glen William public address slop Therapist tends Nigerian sick llv W11MIS llrrililspniil it Mild tin ml United I Womin I luiuheou In Wil on Mil in d m on M mi h ton id the Ihi World Mir llfoni Six euchre tables il id six I iblis tlhd Hi irj I won In tin lonvmirs of ihi win Mill Hurt ire Pmegrove euchre Guides sing 1 mm gnu II ill Games night llllll III I ma Kutli mil list is jhvs will is work ill ii ins lb ii 1 lb Killj ik lln in I Stew William J I The Inn CHARMING VICTORIAN INN ON THE BANKS OF THE CREDIT RIVER TERRACOTTA Associate Tax Consultants INCOME TAX RETURNS DONE 101 GUELPH ST GEORGETOWN 8772217 SPECIAL OFFER String quartet plays for An evening wedding of local teres was solemn I when Sherry Mona Mary Norman of Toronto mar William John McClure of at Union Presbyterian Church Terra Cotla Aug Rev Ian MacPhenwn officiated at the double- ring ceremony A string quartet from the Royal Conservatory of Music Toronto sup plied the wedding music and Mr Patrick Brown Calgary was soloist Bach Cantata was the proces sional music when the bride escorted to he alter by her father Mr Clifford Beverly Norman was given in marriage The bride wore a Victorian tea length ivory crushed panne gown The anklelength featured Italian imported antique sculptured lace Apricot beading on he bodice along with an apricot silk cumber bund sash made an effective con for the period gown The Elizabethan hat with trench tulle and pearl bead completed the bride ensemble Miss Martha of Ottawa in a burnished gold gown was maid of honor The best man was Mr William Wheeler of Terra Cot to and the ushers were Mr Stuart McClure brother of the groom and Shawn Norman of North Bay nephew of the The reception wedding dinner and dance were hosted by Else In Receiving In the foyer the brides mother was attired in a dove grey gown accented with a long scalloped beaded jacket groom mother wore an emerald tea length gown with Jewelled accents Mr Bruce Barrett Mlsslssauga brother in law of the groom said the the request of the bride the sir complimented the wed ding dinner with classical and con temporary selections Miss McChesney of bury is the competent of ceremonies highlighting speeches from the impromptu ad dresses from college and collegiate The bride culminated the evening with an address and a of ap preciation to her wedding guest The wedding cake attendants for the evening were two pretty meets of Ihe bride Misses Kern and Tnra of Ottawa The bride mother made the cake and the bride s sister Debbie Hallows of Sud bury decorated it wilh of miniature tea roses The bride going away costume was a cardinal red classic ensemble with black accessories tor the finale dance wedding guests encircled the bride ind groom prior to leaving on their honeymoon to Prince dward The bride is th daughter of ford a professional geological engineer and Norman of Sudbury The groom Is the son of Mrs Ethel McClure and the late John McClure of Mountainview in Georgetown The bride received her education at the Lauren l an University bury and York University in The groom is a graduate of Cen ml la College London The couple up residence on the groom farm Georgetown Mr and Mrs Prior to her wedding bride was honoured with showers and Those entertaining on her behalf were her sister in law Mary Jane Barrett of Mlsslssaugs the brides Debbie Fallows of Sudbury and Beverly of Ot An afternoon tea was given in her honour by Mrs McClure and daughter Islay Mr Bill and Wheeler hosted an evening of dancing and games and a late evening A pre wedding party wat hosted for the wedding party and out of own by the groomb aunts Agues and of George town hollowing the wedding Mr and Mrs Clifford Norman entertained at a wedding brunch for the out of town guests Not all support costs nips from re established ill groups such is I ilon think local should lie funding outsider corning hiving here The of Hits town should not sub- outsiders it those ims lie said The Highland lines Association for from tin lown Lat they J76 I tors at the towns budget commit tie meeting decided to up to increise nuns Pam Johnston and Li lias Bowman grant the Highland dames as important as Ihe Georgetown fall fur Al Cook asked The bring a lot of tourists tins town He said the dames are drawing people from cross and inglng Georgetown recognition as thi centre for them FREEZER FRENZY Open 7 Days Tasty Recipes PIZZA HAMBURGER PIE I lb ground beef 1 sail 4 pepper horseradish Worcestershire sauce prepared muslard oz can tomato sauce Ibsp minced onion cup grated Moz2arella cheese snipped parsley tsp dried a few pitted npe olives Start heating oven to Lightly loss beof salt pep per horseradish and mustard press against sides and boltom pie plate Spread tomato sauce over meat then sprinkle with onions cheese parsley basil ofeves Bake 20 minutes Cut in wedges Makes to 6 servings Foodstuff MAIN ST S GEORGETOWN SPECIALS Grslod PARMESAN CHEESE Jumbo CHOCOLATE CHIPS SKIM MILK POWDER -foottuffi-