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I SECTION THE HERALD Wednesday November 1J87 MECCA meets DECCA News SmithTaylor unite Congratulations and best wishes to Diane Smith and Mike Taylor who will be married In United Church Nov The couple have been honored with many and parties Including one by fellow lablechnologlats at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital where Diane la employed aunt Marilyn Smith hosted a family shower and her cousins Donaldson and Mary Anne held a Donaldson shower at home In Acton Her sister Laurie Kent and friend Diane Taylor gave a Jack and Jill party for the couple and a stag was held at the home of Geoff Kent co1 by Larry Taylor A church shower was held In United on November Mike is employed at Mold Masters in Georgetown Diane Is the daughter of Don and Els Smith and Mike is the son of Larry and Edith Taylor of Georgetown They will live in the Milton area Friendship verse NORVAL Unit one of United Church met at the Bennett Health Core Centre Nov at Dorothy McLean opened the meeting with a verse on Friend ship and colled on Beth who gave the devotional on the same heme The hymn What a friend we have in Jesus was sung This composed in Port Hope by Joseph Scriven in 1857 He wrote It for his mother who lived in Ireland Beth read a poem Let not your heart be troubled and then called on Doris Sharpe and her brother Glen who sang His eve is on the Sparrow This was followed by a hymn sing led by Doris and Glen after which Reverend pronounced the benediction Lunch was served by the Norval ladies emembrance theme Janet Struiksma was hostess for the Brampton West Women In meeting Nov 10 at 30 m Dessert was served prior to the meeting by Mary Garbutt Jean Williamson and the hostess President Isabel McKay opened the meeting with a Remembrance Day Theme Doris on the organ as Isobel McKay read the words of Oh Valiant Heart followed by a minute of silence for these who gave their lives in the wars Achievement Days arc Nov 10 a m and Nov at 7 15 p the Herb Cambcll school Everyone is urged to attend these events Members voted to make layette articles to be brought n the March meet Mary Garbutt introduced Ihe speaker Ruth Anne Zuber who has been on the Social Services Staff In Brampton for eight years Ruth Anne explained the Family Day Car Program which sets high standards for the care provider The Day Care home is closely supervised for the safety of the children involved Each member took part In reading An Alphabet for Parents and Provider which Is an excellent guide for helping the child to develop a positive dent altitude toward light Jean Williamson thanked Ruth Anne on behalf of the members for her helpful informative talk and presented her with a gift Hilda The meet will be Thursday December at a It will be a luncheon at the McGlbbon Hotel in Georgetown Edmonton trip Business students at Georgetown District High School school Marketing Club From left to right had a special guest Wednesday Nov 18 Hunter Tammy Kim Richards Mary Hunt National High School Division President for Mr Foulkrod Paul Tracy Greg talked to the it Indent about the Mecca Business FUher JnnetMltum Julie Ilolmeat Club Seen Here with Mr are of the Players bring theatre ministry Nov at 30 p the Covenant Players will be performing in the St Johns United Church Georgetown Preceding the performance there will be a Potluck Supper at p and a hymn sing at 15 pm The Covenant Players is a travel ministry in drama With over touring units the Players have now performed throughout countries on six continents In 12 languages II is a nonendowed profit cor poration which operates totally through foilh In God to provide for all Its needs Players is not affiliated with church or other organization Its only financial support Is derived from performing engagements and occasional dona lions Many of its members are commit ted to lifetime careers on this basis because of their dedication to a inislry through drama They believe that faith In God and the presence of the Holy Spirit in their lives Is the greatest possible security for those who truly seek to do His work All hough there Is no admission fee to sec the performance on Sunday Even an offering will be receiv in order to support the Players in their ministry of drama us Join In at St Johns for this evening of fellowship which promises to be a wonderful beginning to Advent Bruce Trail hike Are you getting the winter blahs already Don t despair Toronto Bruce Trail Club has planned a week b activities assure that this winter will be more interesting and relaxing On the weekend of December and the Bruce Trail Club will be hosting three bus hikes The first will be a brisk IS km hike over mixed terrain of the Niagara area Bus fare is and members ore asked to meet at York Mills Please contact Yvonne Lone a I from for more details On Sunday the there will be a cor and a bus hike the bus will stop at approximately three to allow members to hike the more In teres parts of the Avon Trail The hike will end at pm and there will be a dinner or pub stop afterwards Bus fare is meet at 10 a m York Mills Please con tact Ernest at i 1783 or Roger Young at for more details The car hike will be IS km from Line to Corners The pace will be moderate with some tricky sections especially around Grindstone Creek Members arc asked to meet 10 am al the south west comer in Clappsons Comers Please call Mai Sanderson at for more details The train home away west to Edmonton for our nephew wedding Nov We left Toronto at Nov and followed the Don Valley Parkway for some time We were shocked to see the Don River and other streams a grey with flocks of wild fowl I wondered about those ducks and geese and doubted very much if after a duck hunt they would be fit for human consumption Not until we cot near Barrie did rivers look like fresh flowing streams A dome car provided an ex cellent v ew on the way to Sudbury We arrived in seven hours at 30 p m We were shocked again to see all the stations In such decrepjd state We met many travellers who we became close friends A lady from Hamilton travelling to Ea to visit her daughter ask if we knew the Lumber Company of Georgetown It seems she and Jean MacKenzle were in the Wren s together during the last war and t been in touch with each other since then We were able to deliver a short note to Jean We also met a freelance writer from Winnipeg who was going to visit her daughter In Toronto We attended the wedding of nephew Ray Hyatt to Fischer of Lcduc Ray parents Mac and Ruth Hyatt and sisters Debbie Whalen and Sandra liar rison and brother Ken and Alan Hyatt all flew out for the weekend WELCOME TO H ALTON HILLS MM Quality Home Furnishings fc POMPEI PIZZERIA i ii SUBS to Wed oil Brno medium ptoa and large and pizzas PICK UP ONLY Mutual Life Canada Elena Court Georgetown Mark and Rosemary Coalea Juit moved Into their new home on John Street The family moved here from Maple Ontario They are seen here their two children Brandon and Heraldpholo Courtesy of these fine businesses and Hostesses 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