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Name First Teacher is Roll Call for Institute SINGING AND SIZZLING Georgetown Barber shoppers J left and Dick Packer work on SPEBSQSA assembly I no turn ng out bacon burgers at their booth on the at the Georgetown Fall Fair Saturday The put the r in gear during the afternoon and did some s ng in the rain Strangely nobody requested Raindrops are Falling On My Turnbull Marriage Vows in Holy Cross Church Now living at Kennedy of dames with lihc Brampton Mr and Mrs Wayne were mar in Holy Cross on July Father Gerald Craig and Mr Redmond was was a doubIernfi the brides father gave her in marriage match heir gown Din Crwford I Prior to her she was a at four showers Mr Berry and Mrs Simpson were hostess for one Shirley Held and Mrs llenny Taggart another Mrs Richardson and the groom sister Mm Barbara Bennett at others Social Personal Credit and the brother Robert Mr aid Godfrey Mar held a reception at fcnuc home at which the street has returned home mother guests a spending a with relatives and friends m Nova Scotia During a stop Fred New Brunswick she visited with her nephew Rev and Kenneth Thompson and bride in a turquoit dress accessories She wore a full cut dress of lagoda silk with a train that fell from the tints attended from Miclu shoulders It had a stand up col Ran Windsor London Tilbury far and puffed sleeves fitted Toronto Brampton and lha wrist She carried cascade in Telegrams were of yellow roses and white glad retorted from he groom Mr and Mre Turn bull of Cal Alberta form weeks her parents Mrs Richardson of Georgetown and from William Port Credit matron of his er in Red Deer Mia overhaul pi on England honour Mrs Mary Marchand Traie to Mont They hive been voting points In and for their of interest in bout hern Ontario Mrs Shirley Glen mom th Mon returning home Oct 14 They were gowned lilac pint towns of chiffon over silk gowns were scooped it neckline short sleeved rimmed the honeymoon the bridesmaid Mr and Mrs John Elliott brown attended the The groom is with convention of tht in Mills Product Bra chartered House Cus the bride Shel tor held white daisies with a lilac da Corporation in September at Quebec They earned 1 StiggerWilkins Marriage Vows In St George s Church A honeymoon motor trip through New England followed marriage of George Edward and Janet Ann which took place in St George Anglican Church on September Rev Eric Mills officiated at the four clock ceremony an 1 George DeKteer was The brides father gave her in marriage in double ring cue The who is the ter of Mr and Mrs Frederick North Brampton wore a gown of white corded silk with pearl daisy trim around neck and siccus and bouquet of yellow tea roses and while Her mother just from England I made the gown Her si Mrs Marion Glee son was matron of honour the Brooms sister Mis Gail Murphy and Miss Eva were bridesmaids They wore full length peacock blue gowns with of same colour and nosegays of white and gold chrysanthemums Ian Smith Waterloo was Broom- man Desmond A was held at the Yellow Briar Inn Brampton tor her honeymoon the bride wore a soft green crimplene dress and corsage of tiny pink and yellow carnations The groom son of Mr and Mrs Edward George King Street East is employed with Domtar tine Papers Ltd They arc living at Main St Glen Williams The WI held the first fall meeting at the home of Airs in Erin She served a lovely hot meal at the dinner hour and the meeting with followed President Brown opened with A Job for Every Woman the Ode and the Miry wart Collect were in unison President and Secretary Mrs Neil Anderson and Mis Bruce Lindsay will be Club Leaders for the next project Silvern and Ballinafad will join I for a short ChooiiiiR Using on November to pm in Hal The annual convention will be held in Guclph on Oct and with Mrs Neil Anderson as delegate A Halton district is being planned this fall Mrs A Benton convener of Citizenship and Education took over the remainder of the meeting Roll call wis answer by naming ones fir teacher and a memory of her Current events were by Mrs and Mrs expounded tire motto Big oaks from Little Acorns Grow She said the began and Brew and grew etc She ended with In the Beginning by Conveners of standing committees each THE GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY OCT 8th PAGE Weathermans Prank Drops Fair Receipts by Rev N Young conducted communion at Lin house Presbyterian Church Sunday Sunday School classes resumed for the fall term at a m on Octobei Well over three hundred ale turkey dinner at Presbyterian Church annual anniversary supper on Sept Rev Marshall Jess of Collingwood was a guest of Mr and Mrs A C Patterson at noon and of Itev and Mrs Young at the evening meal on anniversary Sundav The former Dorothy in and husband of North who left here thirty five years ito called on Mrs Mitchell and Mr and Mrs Noble last week I A fall day until 1 noon and expectations tor an all lima attendance record at Georgetown fill air disappear on Saturday Despite a heavy downpour at noon ikies long enough for people to throng to ho park only to be rained on again and again Bui In between there for children to have their midway refreshment booths were wall and the day a Fair director gala re war down over a thou sand from lait year But a financial was by reduced money pay particularly In the horse show where many event had to be cancelled The hall exhibit was a fair highlight and draw admiring comment from vary one Flow fruit and vagetablgi craft and find work painting display baking and school exhibit war in abundance Girl pipe band and major- ties paraded to tht park but parade of decorated bicycles and tricycles was cancelled out to the disappointment of dot en of entrants It on of the few time in fairs over hundred years that Georgetown hid a perfect fall day Director are already planning a biggir and better show for 1971 Two well attended services ere held in Pre Church last Sunday Rev Marshall Jess A of Coi was guest preacher and brought two inspiring mes sages The chair under Mrs Bert Benton leadership with at the led the services with and pi alio duels at the close of each service The ladies prov lunch in the basement the evening service and a social half hour was enjoyed by all Quite a number from here at tended the unveiling and icalion of a plaque in the Park in Georgetown by the George town fair Board in memory the late Harding Price a for president and long term director of the board who died last winter Rev F Young BA dedicated the plaque and son Gordon unveiled it Mrs A C Patterson and Mr Thomas Given were winners at a euchre sponsored by and Cubs committee lame- house Memorial Kali on Satin- day evening A box social was held afterwards Mrs A Benton ported Hem Mrs Benton read paragraphs concerning Kindergarten and displayed charts and work on the teaching methods all pre pared by Mrs Bert Benton Mrs Mitchell extended Mrs Geo Louth Was Yrs SS Employee Funeral service took or Saturday at the Harold C Mc- Clure Funeral Home for Mrs George Louth of King St East She died in Georgetown hospital on Thursday following a lengthy illness formerly Mabel Doris Woods she was the daughter of T and Alice Lucy Fletcher Woods and was born in Oshawa The family moved to Acton when she was a and she attended school there following their marriage in 1928 Mr and Mrs liv in Georgetown Glen bams and later returned to Georgetown She was a Verdun Rcbekah lodge and IB years an employee of Smith Stone Ltd Before her lage she worked at the Shoe plant in Acton She leaves her husband three children Mrs Daren Violet of Brampton George and Joseph Georgetown grandchildren and brothers and sisters Percy Herb Mrs Cliff Bradley and Mrs frank Gib Acton and Joe A daughter Dons Pearl died in In fancy and she was predeceased by Harry Small man of Hamilton Mrs Jack Lillian of Glen and Mrs of Acton Canon Ma jewel I con ducted the funeral service and interment wis Greenwood Cemetery Pallbearers were and Joe Woods Barry Gibbons Barry Bill and Frank Spier Acton BASE LINE ROAD MILTON 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