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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), October 24, 1990, p. 27

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THE HERALD Wednesday October 24 1M0 Page 27 50th wedding anniversary By KAY WILSON The Couplds Club of Nerval United Church entertained Fred and Margaret Clarkson of Georgetown on Oct 12 on the of their 50th wedding an- Twenty couples en joyed dinner at the Town and Country Following dinner President Fred Paul chaired a presentation and called on Mary Crawford to make the presentation of a gold plated carousel along with a framed collage for pictures of their 50th anniversary Following a morning church service members sang Happy Anniversary to Marg and Fred and everyone enjoyed cake and ice cream Get well wishes are now with Marg who underwent surgery Oct at Peel Memorial Hospital Brampton Lovingly remembered Mrs Emily passed away on Sept at the Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital in her year Emily Gilbert was born Cornwall England in 1902 and William in They emigrated to Canada in 1930 and lived in the area all their life and area people knew the Fin for their great vegetable and flower garden at the foot of the cemetery hill Mrs had been in ill health for the last couple of years and had been lovingly cared for by her daughter Mar jone Dear mother of Marjone Har and Tom both of Norval and the late Samuel Lovingly remembered by her nine grand children and great grand children Dear sister of Jack and Thomas Gilbert of England Predeceased by sister Winnifred Funeral service was held at the J S Jones and Son Funeral Home Georgetown on Friday Sept Rev Richard conducted the service Interment was in Hillcrest Cemetery Pallbearers included John Robert Pinkney Michael McKinnon Ormie Carter Terry Hancock and Steven Holland trip Sid and HiUie Feikema R Norval enjoyed a two week trip to Holland recently and visited friends and relatives Anniversary 101st Anniversary of United Church will be held this Sunday Mr Grant Kerr a minister at St Paul United Church Bramp ton will be the guest speaker Special music by the Jr and Senior choirs Social hour will follow Bazaar Bazaar United Church 102 m Crafts baking treasures and things children corner discovery toys Lunch will be served scheduled for Nov 10 POWER Dance POWER Halloween Dance this Friday Holy Cross Hall Maple Ave Georgetown Arrange groups and come costume W I meeting Brampton West Women In met at the home Archdekin on Tuesday evening October with members and visitors including some husbands present After a dessert lunch and the official opening Mae Dixon in our guest speaker Mr Peter Robertson Peel Regional Councillor and Professor of Health at the University of to returned from an In Conference on Health in Morocco Peter showed slides and spoke briefly on his impres sions of Morocco a country of contrasts on the edge of the Sahara Desert yet one is able to see the snow on the Atlas Moun tains and is a very short distance from really great surfing on the coast He spoke of the reality of the devastation of AIDS In Zambia over 70 of the armed forces Dance the night away By BETTY SOJKA Folks will have two op in the next few weeks to dance the night away with two dances being held at the com centre It is time for the annual Halloween Dance on Saturday at 9 p For a cost of 50person you will be treated to get a chance to win spot and door prizes and can tap your feet to the tunes put on by J George This dance is always so much fun because of the excep tional costumes people wear Prizes are given out for people who dress up The other dance will be a Business People s dance on November starting at p m at a cost of per per son Marion s Country Band has been secured to supply the music This band is quite popular and having them perform right in the village is really a treat Tickets are available for both dances at the General Store Get them early so you won t be disap pointed Last week s meeting was held at the home of Mrs Joyce Clarke A number of regular business was attended to including post discussion on the very successful bazaar held on October 13th The highlight of the evening was when members viewed Mrs Clarke video on News her trip to the British Isles It was really lovely This week is another week of meetings as the Hall Board hold their October meeting on day the H met on Monday as well the Business People met on Tuesday and the Jim Dandies on Wednesday Watch next week s column for a report on these meetings The October was mailed out this week Readers are reminded to submit the names of their businesses for the Bright Yellow Pages by call Call early for tickets for the C Annual Turkey Supper on November 3rd to get the tune of the setting you best prefer which are 5pm 6 15 and Adults are children under 12 Takeouts are available Call 3721 or Keep Sunday November 18th clear so you 1 be able to attend the Ballinafad Community Craft Sale from 104 Lunch will be available Donations to the bake table would be very much appreciated Call if you can help out NORTH END NISSAN 610MARTINST MILTON ONT RUST NORTH END NISSAN 878 4137 Martin St MILTON have ADDS They will have to build anew in ten years Peter then turned to his work in the schools and we watched a video prepared for the students of Grades 7 8 and the grades where Health Education is com pulsory The film Decisions Decisions puts the youth tent in a setting of teens music fashion and chatter where topics are introduced regarding sex and AIDS which can be discussed by the teacher and class during appropriate breaks in the presentation Adults pre sent were impressed by the potential of this visual aid and in the course of the question period following learned that guide and other related material is available to develop the topic fur ther Alma Doane thanked our speaker and presented him with a basket of fruit Several ladies plan to attend the Area Convention at the Royal York Hotel where the theme is The Nineties a Decade of Challenge Discus sion topics Include Health through Plants Consumer Sense Drugs a Risk and Wills After Considerable discussion about the difficulty In finding suitable gifts for speakers bir thdays anniversaries etc it was decided that we would limit our speaker price to 10 beyond that the committee would be responsible we would send a card only for birthdays anniver and other celebrations and would give a donation to the Erland Lee Home Memorial Fund on the death of a member Dorothy Ostrander gave a humorous reading on the lighter side of aging The meeting closed with O Canada WeCCmaiit right 71 Mountainvlew Georgetown Ontario Unt4 4166736017 LOOK GOOD FEEL GREAT Male and Female Available Month Trial Membership iBiVrtljni Mining fttttl WORK THAT BODY DENTURES FULL DENTURE SERVICES DIRECTLY TO THE PUBLIC Dentures Rennet Cleankig Dental Insurance accepted A W TRENTON dt Denture Therapy CMc Church St Georgetown Ontario 8772359 Fourth annual show The Palette and Pencil Club put on its fourth annual show at St George s Church hall Saturday which featured works by a number of its members Shirley Brambley left past president of the club and member Debbie Hopkins stand by one of the paintings offered for sale at the hall Herald photo CHURCH DIRECTORY NON DENOMINATIONAL PENTECOSTAL ALL PEOPLES CHURCH DELIVERANCE CENTRE blvd SW corner Finchgale Hwy Bible Study Worship Deliverance Sunday 10 30 am 7 00pm Wednesday 8 00 p We Provide Children Church Nursery Serv Engl sh to Hal ant anslaton IRS Pastor George A LeRoy 792 2176 TO ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE CALL DISPLAY ADVERTISING 8772201 SHOPPING SPREE VALUE STORE CmsTMAsiNTHE Valley Walter Campbell Limited Edition Print 220 00 Each Unframed 124 MAIN ST SOUTH Downtown Georgetown 8777654

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