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BUT WHO LOOKS AT THE CALENDAR OCTOBERFEST IN NOVEMBER was what beer gardens arc all about at the Riviera Friday night are lou lured special Bavarian entertainment decorations down from Munich Obviously the Bavar an Feshv left and George The nite fe bled by Andy German dishes LONG RANGE PLAN In the was on limber operation but his is swirling over fish and recreation he Will have a lent plan for has been pro jccled lo jeara ahead CONTROLLED CUTTING Most of the iriets arc for See Apples Prepared in Tour of Glen Factory On afternoon thirty two member met the Apple Products Glen Williams and were ducted on a tour where they the from Inf bins put he belt carrier them to the machines winch peels them Then they art quartered and sliced and put in a solution be fore into cans and pails lo lie used In i a ami such as the tnct will lie cut basis for Piper and lo i and then At throe clock we went to the Jiojnc of Mrs for our Agriculture and Canadian uslncs meeting Before it served an jpplc The president Mrs opened the wilh ode an Secret Mrs J- red Nurse read months minutes and the iotl A to Serve in Apple- ami inj delicious v en Mrs Cliff Urn he of tin I uilph d in October Mrs dor conducted a micro apple contest and in closed by sinsin iwil if lor the lunch committee served of a ami time Hi I I I of tin i I it on Thui In ladies gathered and a luck lunelieon at twelve thirty enjoyed salads meat dishes and casseroles lovud In tantnlizing desserts and no one cm about weight problems At two clock all went up to be fellowship room for the Leader Mrs James Carney read a short poem on hope for the Worship was in charge of Arthur on Hospitality and wud it is a symbol of an open door where a friend or made welcome Mrs James cad scripture reading from second chapter of Kint which told of a woman and her ho pitalily to her Mrs d list months a piano solo so Mrs M McLaughlin duel sun by Mr Ward and Mrs John Chuich in the Wild wod and Blue Galilee follow Mrs Stan who lovely coloured picturei of their rip to Athens in Greece in old jet clean and a few of ins Mrs Picket hanked tlic enter tuners and also Mrs lord Wick son Mi McClure for in He luncheon I Meet of the As igrovc held opened with lhc pledge and Ihe secretary report followed Sixteen members answered roll call Places the Fly and Roman stitches could be used Grace Bird discussed how lie covers were to look on the re cord books and time was spent painting the letters Tho skit for Achievement Day was also discussed by a few members leadens taught crewel stitch and everyone tunc doing The meeting closed with Canada and lunch was served by Hume and Griffiths Mrs J BRIDGE CLUB Mrs K ly Campbell and Bob Diekson were north south last week at Geor town bridge club with ILrry It an Hams Mr Mrs Clayton lied for first place There were fifteen tables play the regular game with bio tables In the ticorgeton suffered their first in this competition losing cam Other north sou w ere Mrs Lillnn Lawrence and Hamilton second 1 third Joe and red Alien Bet and 5 La l We I third Mrs anJ Mrs etcn THE GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY NOV Mrs Mrs BobHesketh tells you what is going on in the world weekdays 7 am 5 pm LISTEN HEBE ONTARIO AUTHORITATIVE NEWS VOICE some of the an Retain 1564 Acres As Halton Forest Although a vast majority of County has been devei oped for residential and trial use a small portion is be Ing retained in a slate A total of acres have been set aside as Hal on ty Forests and this is divided into tracts of land all admin by the of Lands and Forests divisional ollice Total land in is 232 teres TRACTS GROWING Hank Van Bers is the manager and fin manager for lion Counties an re sponsible for the n of the fori He explained t of the forest tracts ire in Brcolnillc although ire also in Ihe area and south of Acton Our men will inspect the stand selecting the trees to be will OPC how curd tike out of in he LEFT STANDING ireis arc i of s it in while or red pine stands in heir stead In order not to disturb the natural cycle same species are destroyed Mr van that his men ill i Iree but will let it fir ft of i larcc gap in the forest which is not wan Most lis when pur wen f rst made in wis marhinil agricultural land which would he bolter suite for forests Mr tan d I FIRE It was seeded with red an white pile and fended over a period of Other forest icts as re watch ire ken ore of by locil res dents dlt viho keep close eye on the tracts year i time his not been a forest fire in many these men ire lis fire fithlin equipment back pick owners ir of the im diet on and provi jun diet inn for aid to I in the s I 1000 acres of pnt ite Is in Ihe county arc hi the depart ilh the only to he outer hem the purelnsc of in ect fencing and the seedling The Corporation of the Town of Georgetown Notice of Nomination Meeting MONDAY NOVEMBER 23rd 1970 The Georgetown District High School 70 GUELPH STREET NOMINATIONS FROM 30 TO 30 PUBLIC MEETING AFTER CLOSE OF NOMINATIONS Take notice that a meeting will be held on the date and at the location above mentioned to nominate candidate for Mayor Reeve Deputy Reeve Councillofs Hydro Commissioners oners Georgetown ropresenlative for Halton County Board of tion and Georgetown representative for the Halton County Roman Catholic Separate School Board The meeting to nominate the Candidates to represent all the Separate School supporters within the County of Halton on Ihe County Board of shall be held on Monday November 1970 at Central High School Baldwin Street Burlington between hours of 30 p and C G RETURNING OFFICER When Canadian Pacific drove the last spike in the transcontinental line we had just turned 21 The transcontinental was completed on November 7 1885 We go back to March Before Canada was even Canada On that day in the town of London Ontario pioneer businessmen gathered together in the room above Store and founded what is now Canada Trust Soon they had opened our very first office just behind that store Now that small brick building behind MacFies Store is gone So is Store Our founders have long since passed away But the original idea born at that early meeting still lives on in our present company philosophy To bring the maximum amount of energy and In telligence to bear on the project in order to most effectively serve the client Its simple true But it works Now with over a century of experience behind us we re one of Canadas largest trust companies with more branches coast to coast than anyone else And our philosophy of service has made it all possible Service Service for every financial need You get it the minute you walk in our door or dual our phone So call or come in as soon as you can CANADA TRUST HURON A HALTON PEEL TRUST A IMifi