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GscMuetownAclon Wednesday March 16 WI focus on agriculture The Brampton West Institute held their March meeting at the home of Mrs Clarence French The meeting with an agriculture had the roll answered by A new plant I have grown Mrs Craig McClure read an for long- time member Mrs Percy law The motto Life in a garden bears the fruit you ow was written by Mrs The guest speaker Mrs Fred Sharpe treasurer District gave an informative talk on agriculture in Southern Ontario and left a number of brochures with the members Special guest at the meeting was Mrs Frank Dolson Wl representative on the Federation of Agricul ture The annual meeting is to be a pot luck dinner in United Church on April at 1030 a m A Florida atmosphere prevailed at Webbs Flowers on Friday evening when tables of euchre players took the to catch that breath of spring Hydrangeas and green plants provided a lovely background for the evening sored by the Georgetown Agricultural Society Numerous lucky draws were given out as well as an orchid corsage for the birthday prize won by Dons Grant Prizes for cards were Women Kay McMillan Ditch Held and Preston Men Del French Ralph and Brian Evans The lucky draw was won by Marie Peacock Travelling prizes for Ladies went to Pat Evans Kay McMillan and Irene Hunter For men to Jim Fisher Art and David McKarlane Lucky Tallies Bernard Cowton Karain Steve Velma Ella Pat Evans Marg Davidson Glerda Benton Nellie McKenzie Mlddlebrook and Gladys Cromar The committee for the euchre was Bird and Em McGilvray Cut doors by Fletcher Rather a slow in between Tor most anglers at this time of the winter but not all have put away the old rod and reel such as the avid Bow fisherman in the accompanying photo Bill Cummmgs an area resident took these four beautiful Rainbows while fishing in the River a catch to be very proud of clean sleek fish that put up a great fight The Ganaraska river is producing much better fishing at the present time than any other area in the Southern Ontario Yours truly tried the Pickerel fishing at Cambridge open water fishing in a canoe with a mean north wind not for the faint hearted big fat The Pickerel at this area were staying under the edge of the main Ice body man anglers had good catches while fishing on the Ice about l mile from shore this ice is Pinegrove Euchre on Monday night had seven tables play Pink card winners were Marie Murray and Eileen Jackson white card winners were Gordon McMurchy and Art May Lucky draw winner was Mac Alexander Euchre had sis tables on Thursday night Pink card winners were Hazel Preston and Nellie Lane and while card Mae TostandE Lone hands winner was Keith Webb and door prize went to Eileen Jackson Stewarttown Sunrise service by Phyllis Stewart and June Rmi Five members met at the recent Parish Council meeting of St Johns It was decided to again have the sunrise service Easter Sunday April 3 at am to be held In the cemetery grounds Other services that day at St Johns will be at a and 30 m The next parish council meeting will be April Twelve members attended the Guild meeting last week and the March 17 St Patricks supper was discussed For further details look in the coming events column The Guild is still saving the Canada Packer labels If anyone has any could they bring them to the next Guild meeting which will be on April 13 CVCA hires 8 Eight people will be employed by Credit Valley Conservation Authority for weeks to carry out forest in the Credit River watershed The project is part of the federal governments Unemployment Insurance Job Creation Program Forest stand thinning will be carried out primarily in Conservation Authoritys four Forest Conservation Areas very black and porous definitely in very bad condition and is not the place to be without the ability to walk on the water Most of these fish were taken with spoons such as Mr Champ or Little Geo plus a small salted minnow on each hook point jigged very slowly about 12 inches from the bottom The wardens were in good form on We had a ringside seat In our watching the gentlemen collar a good many fish hogs on the nearby ice pan that using too many lines Recently I had a conversation with a long time resident of the Acton area who is an avid sportsman and has a real interest in baseball William Black who lives on the Comer Line is years young Black has a good memory for most games played in this area However one specific Hardball game he attended at Prospect Park when he was just 10 years old has been a puzzle to him for many years This was an exhibition game of Negro or all black players that originated somewhere in the USA Black noted that this was a memorable game to see The players were great athletes moving with a precision that not often seen at that time Discounting the years this game was played in 1911 or 1912 so come on you old- timers come up with some facts for Black Have a good day AW TRENTON TKMMST mum nam MM un4 p4n Weekday Saturdays BY APPOINTMENT CANADIAN THEATRES A GEORGETOWN 3 CROSSWORD WIN TICKETS TO GEORGETOWN CINEMA 3 NAME ADDRESS Each week the list correct answers draw from entries will win guest patios Mail or drop your on tries to STUDENTS The Summer Job Experience lllls job this I have HI is to work 100 in now ministries anions rollout it implement voiir skills mi inhrrsts inn can ipplv lor Is running In mi working or in i ofTi to working v pic or In vim idhwl in providing servile- to vntinmn And the mini help make An ions Summer nee jmsiiiuMs to persons Ixlwoi the Mil JraleliKlblelo work an HOW TO APPLY The Summer I mil applmilion IV an- available all unci university placement intlary ami toymen in in tin mid apply to whit ipMil for Tit I most qualified to receive many loivsihan ihe number available on an- In explore all other in on an- hired Summer DEADLINES I idess otherwise sUUtl in the ippli cation deadlines All Others Hi Secretariat for Social Development Ontario McDonalds Community Calendar Ward 3 dropin You are invited to meet with the Ward councillors and area Board of Education trustees for an informal dropin at the Georgetown High School Wednesday March 16 beginning at pm in Room 142 Joining the Ward 3 councillors will be trustees Betty Fisher Dick and Bruce Books books books Do you have any old books lying around The University Womens Club is looking for books to sell in their annual April book sale Any books are welcome but childrens books would be apprec iated Deadline to have the books picked up is March 31 Call or The art of storytelling A workshop for adults who work with children will be held Saturday April at the Georgetown public library Anyone who works with young children will find this an enjoyable and educational exper ience as storyteller Dan and singer Sandra Beech share their tech niques The morning session of the workshop runs from a m to 11 a m and the afternoon session from l m until Each session costs Register at the library before Aprd Gardening course An eight week gardening and land course Is planned for Thursday April at the home of Crook- ston for homeowners with or without knowledge Prices are down this season for plant materials Perennials flowering shrubs rockeries and everything about garden ing will be discussed Call Crooks ton after Red Cross trace service The Georgetown Red Cross society will help trace members of the immediate family The inquirer expected to have exhausted his own resources before calling Red Cross for help The Red Cross also aids in the reunion of immediate members of families separated by war disasters and who are unable to travel freely across intemat tonal boundaries Jamming Do you like marmalade An additional interest at our meeting on March 18 will be on opportunity to taste an assortment of marmalade Recipes will be available CBC coffee books and conversation is at the Georgetown Library every Friday from a m until with host Norman Elson Phone for more information Lawn and Order Colin Dickinson of Grass Roots will be on hand Thursday March to give advice about lawn care problems The lawn and order program begins at 30 p m at the Public Library Spring Fashion Frolic Spring Fashion Frolic presented by Zeta Phi Sorority will be on April ining at 7 p m at Holy Cross audit orium Tickets are and proceeds will go to local chanty Refreshments and door prizes Call for more Infor mation 8771211 means help 877 has been responding to distress and information calls hours a day for the past years The North Halton Contact Centre has been serving the people of by answering enquiries on a variety of topics We also help those anxious and dls tressed by discussing possible alter natives to their problem or Just listening as a friend Each year the need is greater but now we need more volunteers to answer our phones We need your help Call 1211 now for information and an application Photography buffs March is the month for photographers in Georgetown For the rest of the month Gallery House Sol Is showing the works of three photographers one from Georgetown one from Misslssauga and one from Brampton This show is a must for all photography buffs Admission is free faMcOoMtfiCafaoott lift l tat TOR M flMcponat Urban Pen Control 8777014 ACTON CHURCHES THE CHURCH OF ST THE MARTYR Rev Arthur Tiiba B A Betty Sun Mar Holy WEDNESDAY Holy Eucharist CHURCHILL COMMUNITY Rev E M Jenkins Sun Mar 11 am Morning and Church School ALL WELCOME SALVATION ARMY Gospel Service every Sunday at Tnnitv United Chur Acton Trie M JunSlm Dm Sun Mai am Church School am Mo Worship TRINITY UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Mr And row J King A A M George Elan M A PhD Organist Sun Mar am- Morn Worship KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 44 MAIN ST ACTON ONT Sunday March 20 and Church School at 1 a Thought tor the Man fills avflry hie life with nolle because he car bear to be alone with hlmeelt GET TO KNOW US GEORGETOWN CHURCHES Morning Worship Sunday School Nursery Facilities Mown a Worship A Hundred Years Of A Conturv Sbivcb CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Lino SERVICES ST JOHN S 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