GEORGETOWN HERALD October Page SB ASHGROVE Conservation meeting of Womens Institute was held In the Muter Auditorium Tuesday evening Oct 16 with Mrs John Stewart Collect and the Ode Mrs James McPhall secretary couldn t be present and assistant Mrs Gordon Wlngfleld read last months and called the roll It was answered a short poem describing the beauty of Canadian nature District Day was held Oct at Master Feeds Admission was SO cents Mrs Percy Cox reported on the District Directors meeting held In Milton Oct 2 Mrs John McNabb reported about the successful day at the artsandcraftssateonOct at Mrs Vem Picket read a thank you letter from Mr and Mrs C B Dick for the plant received from the Institute on their wedding anniversary Oct Program convener Mrs John Bird called on Mrs Francis Thompson for the motto Conservation would benefit more from models than from critics It was followed by the speakers Mr and Mrs Frank Brown who are members of the Federation or Ontario Naturalists During the sum mer months they help anyone Interested in nature and the outdoors by tours to parks and some canoe trips and camp sites They showed beautiful colored slides of Lake near Sudbury and Magnetewan where they were camping with tourists this past summer Mrs Harvey Nurse thanked them and a small gift a singsong or old favoltes led by Mrs Hector Bird was enjoyed and then meeting closed with a social hour Mrs John NORVAL of the village was opened and the traffic Is now zooming straight through The highway Is widened to three lanes going up the hill for a truck lane so that heavy loaded rucks will not hold up the flow of traffic Then the highway narrows in again at the top of the hill Residents who live near this spot say there is a continual honking of horns and squealing of brakes as the car drivers will not stow down to let the trucks back Into the traffic These so- called Improvements to the highway Just seem to shift the hazards from one spot to another Residents hope that traffic lights will now be installed at the main comer of the village however if they are installed some motorists will travel all the faster through the village to try to beat the slop light Saturday Oct 13 was a busy day in the village when the arts and crafts of Georgetown held its annual exibltion and sale at the Credit Valley Club which brought hundreds to view the many beautiful crafts on display and being demon strated It was also Apple Day for the Norval cubs and scouts They had a successful day selling the well polished brownies held their bottle drive and although it was not quite as successful as formerly they did well They ended the busy day with a birthday party at the home of leader Mrs Barbara Neuman for two of their members Debbie who was nine and Karen Wilson who was 10 on Saturday Please continue to save empty bottles for the brownies because they will have another bottle drive in the future An easy way to save the bottles la to get a cardboard carton from a store when you are shopping then when you have an empty bottle wash it put It In the carton and when the brownies have their next drive Just set the carton out at the front of the house for them to collect It is surprising how many bottles you can collect this way and save on the amount of garbage that goes to the dump Rev Peter Barrow of Knox Presbyterian Church Georgetown was speaker at Union Presbyterian Church meeting held In the church on Wed afternoon Oct 3 He gave an Interesting talk about Thanksgiving Mrs A VonZuben was In the chair for the meeting and Mrs Jack McDonald was secretary The devotional was given by Mrs Norman House and Mrs George of Cheltenham and Mrs Don Dolson was soloist Mrs Lee Campbell gave the courtesies Following the meeting a social time was enjoyed in the basement with Mrs Roy Thompson and Mrs Clifford Cook In charge of the lunch Presbyterian Church met at the home of Mm Herb Anthony on Tuesday afternoon Sept Mrs Andrew McClure gave the chapter from the study Book on 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