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wuubie copy THE HERALD Wednesday October Page IS By KAY WILSON Norval Correspondent Baby boy Congratulations to Rev Stephen and Ann BemroseFetter of on the birth of their baby boy Elijah John Lawrence on Sept 28 1969 at St Josephs Hospital Hamilton a little brother for Rebecca Bride elect Bride elecj Carol Anne was honoured by Norval United Church ladies friends and neighbours on Sept 26 at the church Helen McCormack president of the Friendship Unit chaired the evening Carol Anne has attended United all her life as a Sunday School member choirs and church Carol Anne will marry Glenn Roberts from Don Mills in November Glenn is a graphic ar and is employed for the com of Cooper and Beatty in downtown Toronto Carol Anne is a sales tative for Green Cross a division of aba They will be ing their home in Georgetown Following a contest the bnde was assisted in opening her gifts by her sister Beth and sister in law Jean Following a sincere thanks from Carol Anne lunch was ed Sadly missed Betty Dickinson sister of Ross Don and Bill Garhutt and the late Mary died suddenly on Sept 1969 at Georgetown Hospital after enjoying two and a quarter years of life at the Ben nett Health Care Centre Betty and Mrs Myrtle Zileo had enjoyed a monthlong adven ture in Alberta this past summer Betty and her late husband John lived in Stewarttown for over 30 years and was a member of the Anglican Church and Guild there Betty will be lovingly remembered and sadly missed by her family and by her many friends Sincere sympathy is ex tended to her family Milton prizes A number of farm families in the area won prizes at the Milton Fair recently John and Ken McNabb of RR Georgetown won the Breeders Herd and Reserve Grand on their Guernsey Cattle exhibit Don and Gwen Brander R Norval won fourth on their Clydesdale Brood Mare and a first and third in the 1989 Filly Class They also won first on the top Filly born in 1989 in all heavy breeds and was presented with a halter by William Their son Tyler won first place on his Junior Holstein Heifer in the Class at the Milton Fair Hairy Brander R Norval won first on a sheaf of corn and a third on cob torn Sincere sympathy Anmversary Sincere sympathy is extended to the family of Fred Switzer of Georgetown who passed away on Sept 27 1989 at the Credit Valley Hospital Loving brother of Jean of Geuigetown Irene Bloor of Brampton Fisher of Georgetown and Dons Broun of Limehouse and the late Miry Is mond and Arnold Swittr Father of Joe Ken Randy Sharon attended school at Corners and was the son of the late Mr and Mrs Jot Switzer who formed on the eabt hah of lot three Tenth Line now Hills Funeral service was from the J S Jones and Son Funeral Home on Sept 29 at 2 Interment was St Stephen s Church Cemetery Hornby The Anniversary Show of the Holstein Club was held in conjunction with Milton on Friday Septtmber Rain and winds did not damper the spirits of the Exhibitors in volved A total of 77 head were ex Judge for the show was James Walker of of Guelph Grand Champion Femal wis exhibited by J Proud of with his winning Mature Cow Langevin Anthony Bam GEORGETOWN SPA FITNESS CENTRE EXCLUSIVELY YOURS 8771924 RESHAPE FAST With The SET ME FREE BODY WRAP No Shots No Cream No Effort No Steam Salt No Appointment Aw table Hon Wed Fn between Jours fitness Centre Passive Reducing Exclusive Ladies Salon Watch lor PEKING SPECIALS 8734907 116 St Rear Entrance Georgetown CENTRE 211 Guelph St Georgetown WESTERN CARPET VINYL BROADL0OM VINYL TILE AREA RUGS FULL INSTALLATION DEPT 184 GUELPH ST FAST FRIENDLY SERV Reserve Grand was ex hibited by Jeff Nurse Georgetown and Phyllis Mac- Master Milton with the first place a threeyearold cow Miss Kansas Honorable mention was given to first place Junior twoyearold owned by Cormdale Farms Inc of Georgetown Junior Champion female was shown by Kelly Stewart Miss CNE 1989 with her summer yearling heifer Reserve Junior Champion was shown by J Proud with a daughter of the grand champion cow Honorable mention went to David of Georgetown Best bred and owned animal of the show was second place Mature cow owned by George Bird of Georgetown Premier Breeder for the show was and son of and Premier Exhibitor was Jeff Nurse Georgetown First time exhibitor award was received by Farms former Farm of Georgetown This years recipient of the Herdsman Award was Cormdale Farms 2000 of Georgetown for the overall neatness and their exhibit A special anniversary cake was made by Mrs Alice Brush of Milton depicting a true type cow and was served during the social hour following the show Chocolite milk was donated by Harwell Mutual In surance for the evening Brampton WI The Brampton West Womens Institute and the Presbyterian Church Friendship club met together at the Presbyterian Church Tuesday Sept 19 for an evening of fun and travel Betty McClure welcomed everyone on behalf of the friend ship club Mae Dixon opened the meeting with the Opening Ode Mary Stewart and the Lords Prayer The central area convention is to be held at the Royal York Hotel Oct and Terry will be the delegate with Mae Dixon as alternate The members voted to give a donation to the Peel Memorial Hospital later in the year A euchre will be held at tonville School Oct 20 at 30 and please bring a table The evening was turned over to Doris Sharpe and Margaret who with commentary and slides gave a very interesting presentation of their recent rip to Labrador They told of a beautiful but rugged country which they travelled through by bus and train Mrs McKay gave the courtesies and presented the travellers with gifts Lunch was served by the ladies and a social time followed Oct Brampton West W I has been invited to join Terra Cotta at Union Presbyterian Church to hear Allan Thompson teU about bis trip to BrazU The next meeting will be held Oct 16 at the home of Janet Struiksma books headed for Grenada Storage space is needed for about four tnousand school books that will be sent to Grenada Tom a former Halton teacher is looking for a room approximately the size of a classroom to store and sort the textbooks and novels he has ac quired since Grenada last Christmas Mr went to Grenada under the sponsorship of the Phi Delta Kappa Chapter of the University of Toronto He went with six other dians and attended many ceremonies Mr spoke with parents students and teaches about educational objectives and programmes There re a number of pro blems with the system in Grenada I the most si nous being a lack of material Mr Ramautarsingh said He is hoping the local service clubs in Georgetown will help raise money to store the books and transport them to Grenada Teaching methods are also a problem By shanng the teaching methods that work in Canada teachers and supervisors can help educate deal using some of the new methodology Mr said What have got from us is our knowledge in certain areas including guidance computers special education ad ministration He added the learning was not all one sided Canadians taht went down were 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