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Administrative Group Born From Facilities Meeting In the Mail Bag Commends Kids for Their Eagerness and Unselfishness MSI HOI srOKt I- TO Oil NTH- US Shows Music Colour Same Characteristics The meeting of the Women Institute held the home treasurer Mrs Anderson opining Stayer for the new tilt I Ode and Mary Stewart Called Hull was answered in naming in artist Motto picture is worth thousand words by Mrs James Noble who mentioned scenery bendy memories and cheerfulness Conveners of standing com mlttces read lUnii on their subjects women who had Christmas boxes for shut ins reported on their visits while delivering them Convener of mil cultural activities Mrs Introduced her guest speaker Dorothy stone lot artist who by musienl illustrations on the with colour churls developed her talk on muslt and She compared the twelve basic colours on the to twelve notes on the musical scale supersonic versus Infra red depth In sound to depth in colour hot cold colours versus hoi or eold notes with harmony in both She closed with a poem by Kipling A short discussion followed Mrs Noble thanked the speaker others eon IrlbutlnK to a successful meeting which closed wilh the Hymn of All Nations the I race Mrs S inford provided refresh men Is We extend sympathy to the John fumlly in the of his brother SihomKrg Hit funeral wis from Ircsbylcrlnn Church which hi in youngi days on Km Hit vislti rs who did New thi impbell eluding Mrs A bird Hume Mr Hume Retarded Association Names Hunt President I of Mr Mr and Mrs Douglas of Mr Mrs of families Miss tiles of Mrs Mel son Mr I ml Metric if mutton with her Mis llenton Mi Mrs Willi Mo in of loronto with the I Pal I I Mr and Mis Wilfrid runlets Mr Mrs John Wood left of Mr Mrs ltd Jihn Mrs W Neil on New irs Miss I iet of tiuliwn rthirn mil spent lew dushsl wuk with Mr and Mrs Cljnn Ml spent with Mr Mrs North whose lighter is to Ittir Knit North llalton for the Minlally itetarded held their innuil meeting and election of officers Monday night I inuary ilely persons we re in illendiiiLi lo listen to reports frmii the the ncwl eletltd officers The is eon stiiulianal must Heeled officers ire pre suit Mi II Hunt first vice Mis I second president Mrs llunev Mrs Milehill rceirdine Mrs I Hunt corresponding Mrs 1 Ihgi iniiis Mr Mr I Kuikcn Mr Mr Mr l An indoor swimming pool arena and a theatre type auditorium ire the three lop needs of the community iccording to the si represent of various groups assembled Saturday afternoon at for a Coin unity Facilities Meeting called by the recreulion department Director ollison at the beginning of the meeting said the purpose of the gathering was to form structure volunteers to develop and carry on a course of action to achieve the decided goals He suggested a fund i using group a survey committee lo determine the support of the town for recreation facilities and a building committee study building design flic the number invited Into small discussions groups to discuss the facilities needed and the activities foreseen in them As the groups reported back lo the main nutting it was obvious the indoor pool second arena theatre hall w ere lop priorities In the minds of ill Most saw the combined in one complex One of the groups advocated the complex be built in two stages with club rooms handball squash courts and fitness centre added later Another group pointed out there were immediate needs to complete existing facilities and cited building of clubhouses change rooms lighting custodians at various parks town The concensus seemed lo that present recreational facilities ore inadequate and no place for live theatre concerts or films to be presented One group suggested i owned pay as you go curling rink No decisions were made on fund raising methods or the setting up of on administrative committee but 10 volunteers offered to attend another meeting morning to try to set up administrative committee The 10 are Bill James Tony Larry Mike Marshall fat Diane Amine vi ski Bob Lou Herb Wilson and Bob Morrow Knitted Socks For Soldiers In 3 Wars resident it IH con cession for almost fifty years Mrs I- mily Ihcken died at home of her son in law ind daueJitcr Mr and Mrs on day The former mily Ann luck she was bom In Cheltenham los daughter of ward and mily Chick Shi Phillips and St Jaims schools there then moved lo Warwick in lMi she married in I Mm They tame Ihree years later lived in Toronto and Mount Dennis and moved to Georgetown in I Thilr7th line home here wis on a historic sitt The meeting of 1srnieslng ratepayers was held there in During Ihe W although only a schoolgirl Mrs knitted for servicemen and during World Wars I and 11 she knitted a sock day for men serving overseas She often rcealtid thai while living in Warwick she bad seen William Wright of the Wneht Brothers in flying from the grounds of Warwick islle She was always keenly in crested In politics and was an avid reider lor many years she had kept a lily of coming events Her husband died in and she leaves four children Mrs William luiy Id ward Mrs and Mrs James Hush lunei all of It I C town Iwo grandchildren Mill I- It in William Janus loss It I a brother sister Mrs James of and Mrs I of I ill and Mrs Victor los tine of lomili ol she w is by brothers and slslers William lrank Mice Mabel line ant Burrows Mr liter Herald Dear Sir Through your column In lilt Mull Big would like In express my very sincere thank to fine of our town and districts tor their very unselfish acts of kindness and concern in helping in lki tinny people lot ippier the Christmas season Tlit students of all school In pel Si Ceo Harrison Howard Wrigglesworth Jos iibbons Holy Cross St of Middk School who look on a special project i forge town llieh School Jim and his 1st town scouts Miss Joy Harrison and the 1st Hinders Miss sponsored lobe nun ended I he toilet ltd tinned at Ihcir schools t s r used money Ihn ugh mil hike sale donatio quite sizeable imnunt lo Welfare fund They endless inn if find helped our Ml raised money is prtsenls plus fees and clothe with i of Some of he l were in hind lo help deliver not kid into children of ire Ia7 selfish unkind I from it I locked where we picked tin one nikht I heard laments such is an I in mi luck tomorrow Mrs md I Ik down ritht lifter school lo help 1 suppose some in most homes as it is in ours nrnulainthckidsncverwanl In Do anything yet they Want evtrilhmKhandedlolricm But jusl someone else ask II em do something ind can I wail oblige rcpresinlntlvcs of the an Br 1 Lions Club nineties Kinsmen Kinetics I mi of orclown r ss join me in Ihanklnt you ill very much were really appreciated Keep iii work In any task 1 irhipsweean count on your help next I torn a m is Welfare IAN l Credit River Dams Killing The River Says Report In a biologist report called fishing had been issued Management in the Credit Peter of Iht River author Allan Walnio Pollution in Toronto says that the province Is his organization may not to up the issue as such but woulft squandering the last chance save Credit River Vallev mi jar area of natural splendor Six copies of this report were in and only is publicly the library In Jucen Park have a stand on the fact only copies were made The government has always a been proud of the Credit River This fits into our major concern thai information is consistently helped by biology hidden from the public Mainly graduates from Ihe University of course save the govern of Toronto also established embarrassment three fish species the spot fin said shiner blue gill and black Mr Walnio has blamed the erapplc had disappeared from building or dams ponds and redit River parks off the Credit on the Aerial photographs of the destruction of fish and natural Credit shown environment ponds or reservoirs along the The main branch of the of them built by rises In a marsh two and man half miles northeast A spokesman for the Credit and flows 42 miles Conservation Authority through to Port said tint after their controlling Credit emptying Into Lake laws were brought about in Ontario With six tributaries it only one permit for con drains 111 mil llndi rlt In limehouse minor bill club William I iglithcart llrimplon Mrs lltllv Mrs Burton DID l an pork he pork thops tan lit broiled chops ilxiul one inch thick broil from thi lok for chops with small of fal with lean Is firm fine ruined has a grayish pink colour re si Mrs roups Mr Hall for Murium is i org miniion who run Unmet serines for mull larded in this iria Die Workshop in Hornby for retarded his I who do piece work under or i nurserv the Christian School has nine pre schoolers art Iht tajorcnctrusil I plndon near llnrri of ind Mrs corgi I I ickhimpton Shi wis a number of lohn church Slew Canon 1 conducted the funeral stnice Ihe Mel lure Jones Home and intermtut w is in Green wood I tmcliri Pallbearers were Ralph I- Dr Ceurgt It Milton Howard Wulter and Don Martin eorge own I In i We serve you r Customers located in Passenger Carload 367 Re dale Weston Brampton 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