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SCOUTING AROUND Hammer Family Lunch Work Party Requisites Seventy three Cubs and Leaders cut glued and stapled thou- thru a series of nib on Sat afternoon at the Mas- trr Feeds Research Farm The occasion was a Cub Con fcrence for DC the spoke to the I them over to Craft Instructors Forbes Cole of dc Ma do Mil ml pi tir ill Mm is ird liow to make ren Leon Felt Clarke nu Eopstlt fatitk and Irene made Hill Holders from 1 per and Cookies ami rousint after CUBS BOWL Eighteen Cute from 3rd with their Aki Sandy it went Bowling t The rouhl the fan Bar and the Bo LAY Brum a hammer fa aid a lunih lln for a wo out to he Blue lrn this fa liud to 1 floors THURSDAY JAN PAGE 13 WOULD BUILD ST FRANCIS FOR QUARTER MILLION Low tender bid of 333 was accepted by a commit of Hal ton County Sepant School Board trustees for construction of the St Francis of se parate school in Georgetown It Is expected the tender will be officially accepted by the board at its February Construction of St Francis of Assist school la expected to start as soon as with completion by October The low bid submitted by Whitney Construction Co Brampton There were nine bide ranging from a high of MAY DROP SATURDAY GAMES Georgetowns minor house league may drop its Sat urday morning games and just play Tuesday and Thursday this jear At a recent meeting of the Georgetown baseball association the Saturday games propo sal put forward No action was taken on Die idea but the Idei appears lo be looked favourably by the majority Gerry Perkins was appointed umpire inchief of the town Baseball Association to it the meeting Gordon Morton his resigned as treasurer and Mrs Heather has been appointed lo fill the Annual Dinner Meeting Norval Presbyterians The annual meeting of Presbyterian Church held i Friday January follow an pot luck dinner Howard Smith led in devotions and was chairman for Ihe meeting Mrs T Dixon Duff appointed secretary financial statements were ill able to all and contained re ports from the treasurer of the Alexander WMS Sunday School Young People COG and National Development Fund All reports were noted and as printed chairman of ib board of managers express ed appreciation for the help re ceived during the year and parti prior to the arrival of Rev Smith when and other work was being done the manse and church prop erty tables and chairs use were largely made possible through a bequest by the late Beatrice White Rev Smith thanked all mem and committees for their loyal support during the year New members elected to the board of managers for 3 years are Sam Andrew Me John and Harold Reed Those with two years remaining Clure Percy Leslie Bill Donald son and Archie Holmes Those for one year Hugh Clark El Carney James and Arthur Davis Mrs Carney to continue as treasurer oh Duff was appointed auditor Music committee Mrs Karen Carney Mrs Ann Little Mrs Jean Crichton and Mrs lo with the or Mrs Mulder and Rev Smith Manse committee Mrs Hugh Clark and Mrs Davis with the chairman of the board of managers The annual meeting will am be held in the in during the fourth week of January following a pot luck dinner At a recent meeting of the Ladies Association for Brownies Guides and held at the Presbyterian Church with Mrs Lois Arthur the chair plans were made to hold a Valentine Tea and Bake Sale In the Presbyterian Church on Saturday Feb Proceeds will be for the assistance of the three groups Everyone fa For further details watch the Cominft Events col Mrs Ed McLean Cubs sprinkle coloured Conference Minor Hookey Week in Can ada January Theres Something In It For Everyone THF GEORGETOWN HERALD THE MERCHANDISE YOU NEED LOCAL NEWS SPORTS PICTURES ENTERTAINMENT COMING EVENTS SERVICES TO HAVE THE HERALD DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR JUST PHONE 8772201