The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday September 1990 Page Womens Club involved in many projects The Canadian Federation of University Women Georgetown Club is again pleased to host the popular Super Sunday Series ton certs Designed for children aged three to years the first of thfee con certs star Irish born Sandra Beech a gifted and celebrated children entertainer known across Canada Sandra combiner her music and song with an infectious and boundless energy Held on November 1990 Sandra Beech it a great start to the 199091 Super Sunday Scries Next on the program is Join Hands a husband and wife team of Matthew and Margaret who have embraced an engaging technique known as open pup petry This style differs from traditional puppet acts Instead the talented duo performs their puppet magic in full view of their dience Watch how quickly children become fascinated with the puppets music and song The date for this concert is January 1991 The third and final concert on March 3 is a oneman clown act entitled Morgans Journey The play focuses on Morgans journey through live as he explores and discovers the world around him Children will especially enjoy watching Morgan celebrate his bir thday and his struggle to discover which of his many gifts has a true and lasting value The price for the threeconcert series is per person Tickets are available at Georgetown Yarn and Craft store the Georgetown ParentChild Centre and the Acton Library The concerts will be held at 1 30 and 1 30 at the Cultural Centre Sandra Beech the pUfaM MARION I awn Bowling Well I have done it I started lawn bowling at the Georgetown Lawn Bowling Club on corner of and William St this sum Some of you wandering stop to watch the bowlers as they deliver their bowls from one end to the other and then put out the mat at the other end to deliver the bowls back Just as in any game it does not make much sense until you learn a little about the game One bowler has described it as chess on grass because of the challenge of the game Bowling can be recreational or competitive and can be enjoyed the very young or the older adult Lawn bowling is a gentle refined and friendly game of physical and mental strategy played outdoors in the summer The game is played on a bowling green of rinks to feet wide and from to 120 feet long The player delivers his bowl about pounds to the opposite end of Ihe green towards a a while ball called a jack A team can con of one three or four howlers who deliver Iwo to four bowls depending on the number on the team When all the bowls are rolled the end is complete Tht learn with the bowl or bowls closest to the jack takes a point for each counting bowl The game consists of an agreed upon number of ends The bias of that iP J ft- 1 m PrSljjiwJ Hi is- 18 Lawn bowling enjoyable The executive or University Women Club of Georgetown was introduced to the members Tuesday evening at the clubs meeting at St Church Hull in Glen Williams From left to right President Rebecca Vice President Anne Second Vice President Mary Lou Young Treasurer Kendall Recording Secretary Kim French Program Lawrence and Linda Robertson Social Convenor Joan Fauchere Membership Convenor Nancy Boyce and Publicity Convenor Mary Jane Ab sent when picture taken Past President Ruth and fellow Social Convenor Chris Burgess Herald photo The Iniverslty Women Club of Georgetown made sent at Ions to area scholarship v inners Tuesday evening at the clubs meeting at St Albans Church Hall in Glen Pictured from left to right West of High School a winner of Georgetown District High School a scholarship Anne Franklin of High School a winner 1 1 huh McDonald a scholar ship winner In tht Student it Georgetown District High Itttt a scholarship winner enrolled in the Mature Stu dent program at Georgetown District High School Christine Arsenault a winner enroll in the Learner Program Chandler and Harris scholarship winners from Bishop Reding High School in Milton ind James a scholarship winner when photo taken Sarah Jane Gurr and Hughes of Georgetown District High School both sthol ship winners Herald photo side is larger than the other causes them to roll in curving line The jack is delivered from the mat before the first bowl is rolled or mav be plated in the centre of the green at a distance at least two from the ditch The distance vanes and a bowl can move jack causing the bowler to adjust his green I have read that the historv of lawn bowls goes back to the An Aztecs Maoris N th American Indians and the civiliza lions of China Egypt and Rome The Southampton Club in England claims that bowling first took place on their greens with stone bowls in 1299 We have all heard the story of Sir Francis Drake finishing his game of bowls as the Spanish mada was approaching under full sail My first memories of he game were as a voung child visiting father and grandfather on bowling greens As her family grew older my mother also became an ardent bowler and she and father travelled around Southern Ontario to tournaments each summer in places such as Hamilton Brampton and numerous other towns cities Two of my sisters have been com peting in tournaments for ears and now I have finally become in volved The next time you stop to watch drop in sit down and ask a bowler about the game would Week of the Child activities planned The Br inch of ihe Kith Childhood Ontario will be holding Week of Child Cloud Georgetown High School his Week of the Child Oct to will to tin child with a fun filled da of aciities featur child ices groups throughout region The purpose of Week of the Child is to encourage more awareness in the and to get local agencies inactiuties The ncxl meeting dales of he Communit Committee for the Week of the Child will be at Moore Place Da at Main Street North on Sept 2o and Oct Participants in list Week of he Child included Burlington Recreational Department Regional Police United Children s Aid Am one wishing to during the week is asked to contact Linda Lane al between flam and 4 pm and evenings SHOPPING SPREE VALUE STORE CORRECTION NOTICE 1000 Saturday a m 4 JO Sunday am 4 SAVE NOW SPECIAL PURCHASE 14 COLOR TV 20 COLOR RMOTE TV 39800 28 COLOR REMOTE TV DELUXE VCR ON SCREEN 33800 DELUXE STEREO VCR ON SCREEN 38800