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Page THE HERALD Wednesday October 30 1174 St Johns United Church scene of thankoffering The Thank Offering meeting of St Johns United Church Georgetown was held In the Church Hall Mrs June Evans president of the U C welcomed members and visitors Mrs Fran Crlchton read the Scripture from the fifth chapter of Luke and Mrs Shrubsole read a poem Concern relating to the Scripture David Shrubsole ac companied by Mrs French on the piano sang Id rather have Jesus Mrs Shrubsole gave a few words of thought re Concern of people in for away countries as well as In our own neigh who are In need of food and clothing Mrs Ismey Bird Introduced the guest speaker Rev Ber nard Warren resident director of Bezac Centre near Camp- where people may go for counselling fellowship and study He gave an Interesting excerpt In the founding of by relating his own life and new found faith A question period followed and praise was given to Mrs Warren for her endurance and patience In working along with her husband In this important work over the last four years Interest was expressed in vlsiung the Centre Mrs Shirley Gray thanked Mr Warren and to those who decorated the Hall A RECORD CROWD turned out at Park School for the Halloween Bake Sate Money raised at the sale will be used to make the resource centre a more Interesting place for the students to work In cushions and The news from Norval CHARLENE BDVD and kids were brought In and Bold Pam Hurren show off their to raise money for the purchases at the Bake Sale resource centre A total of held at Park Public School 21 was collected which last Thursday Baked goods will buy and donated by the parents of the cushions for the library The entire school helped prepare for the sale and parents and senior citizens across from the school were invited to participate Eight cakes were raffled The lucky winners were Robin Dodokln Charlene Boyd Diana Collet Nicky Doupagne Chrlssy Hancock Bobble Jo Walter and Bruce Hulme Sympathy Is extended to the Cunningham family on the sudden death of David Cun ningham In a fire at his home on Dayfoot Drive Georgetown David son of the late Robert Cunningham and Mrs Cun of Georgetown wos raised on a farm lust south of the village He was a descendant of an oldtime district family Get well wishes are extended to Mrs Lome of Maple Ave Georgetown who spent a week In Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital Gordon Douglas District Commissioner Invested Roy as leader of the Cubs at a special meeting of the Cubs and Scouts held In the Parish Hall on Tuesday evening October During the evening five boys were enrolled Into Cubs making a total of IB They were David Eros Tommy Kranendonk A special luncheon meeting provincial and local councils Government since it meets and The Mustard Report on Shawn Ella Kevin Crocker ana was held by the Georgetown She also urged In- annually with the Prime health care Roland Smell Local Council of Women on lercommunlcotion between the Mini iter and members of The Local Council of Women In a special going up Friday Oct at St Georges local councils of Georgetown Cabinet to discuss resolutions in addition to Individual ceremony Robert Reed became Church Hamilton and Niagara Falls presented by the council Since members includes the Arts and a scout with Brian Evans as The meeting was held in since all are involved In it is a broad Indication of the Crafts of Georgetown the local Scoutmaster this year honor of its special guests Mrs reglonallzatlon opinion of Canadian Women branch of the Red Cross Parents and friends of the Kay Armstrong president of In her Introduction of Mrs this meeting is valued by the Pollution Probe the Catholic Cubs and Scouts were present the National Council of Women Armstrong Mrs Dane Womens League the St Johns for the special ceremonies and of Canada and Mrs Frances remarked that Mrs Armstrong Questioned on the stand taken the Womens enjoyed a social time following Dane vicepresident of the bad lust finished two very busy by National Council concerning Institute and the University the meeting Provincial Council of Women of interesting weeks visiting the issue of abortion Mrs Womens Club as federated Ontario many locafcounclls in Ontario Armstrong said It favors organizations Rev easterns of Bramalea Following the luncheon the the national president removal of abortion from the president Mrs Mary Simpson Living In Vancouver the criminal code feeling that the CsrrriT Aninwc opened the meeting with a mother of five children Mrs decision should be between the reading entitled What Do Armstrong has had a of woman and her doctor if I Women Really Want The work experience preparing her for married her husband We are i I urged women to examine their present position As deeply concerned however motives in their struggle for national president she is a she said with the effect of vwivmv eouallty with men to develop a member of the International multiple abortions on the young a titude and discard Council of Women which Is teenage girl where abortion Is The first October meeting of Skinner hosted the second of revenge presently preparing for the used Instead of birth control the Delta Beta of Beta monthly meeting at her home The presWent Introduced Triennial Meeting in Paris There appears to be evidence Sigma Phi was held at the home on St The service MraDanV vicepresent France In 1976 that multiple abortions can of Paul Hughes reported the purchasing of adversely affect not only her The final report was given on childs wheelchair from the Council Women Never has the council of reproductive capabilities but the Fashion Show by the con proceedsof and PreTldentof the Niagara women been more needed than health of her future children Carolyn Stewart She a handicapped Georgetown it Si I Mm Arm- thanked her various co child present conveners and expressed her The cultural program National president addresses Council Falls Local Council The it Is today said Mrs Arm- as well mother of two children she Is J also r chairman foPthe population situation the life Womens Lib movement gratitude to those who sup- presented by Nora Doyle Appeal In that com- will soon change from Mrs Armstrong commented ported the project and made It entitled The A Good Life that of the that the emphasis all too often such a successful event These words mean different seemed to be In self- The social committee things to different people and from council and An Important function of fulfillment of the involved in reported a very successful bus different things to each of us at expressed a desire for greater National Council is Its direct dividual rather than for the trip to Octoberfeat In Kit- different stages of life Our communications between pipeline to the Federal good of women in general The members and expectations and goals are Women must become more their husbands enjoyed the formulated by cur environment Ull A involved In all levels of dancing German food and and our exposure our parents government she said We atmosphere provided at teaching and what we should seek and actively Park in Kitchener assimilated from their way of On a study tour of Diane support qualified women on the previous Friday evening life and other influences that Canada Mary Kaiunga After supper Miss Kazunga treating them as a commodity The cultural program surround us In our culture General Secretary of In described the function of the without regard to party Then presented by Dee Butwell was Nora enlarged on these Lusaka Zambia was honored in Zambia The let ballot box decide entitled The End of Life She statements and then went on to programs provided are of a Mrs Armstrong also com- asked Sgt Bromley of the lead a discussion of what The of executive more vocational nature to that we must become Halton Regional Police Good Life meant to the secretary Jo Lister assist the girls In securing adaptable to regtonallzaUon to Department to speak on members These words were She spent two days of the ten- better employment In the leam Its problems to rind defensive driving and the mentioned frequently Canadian tour In teaching nursing and domestic where gaps exist in our com- causes of accidents and death piness health family self Georgetown viewing the many fields and seek to remedy on the highway He showed a fulfillment friends con local programs The supper A question and answer period these problems film entitled Whos to and achievement Kazunga The national Council of Blame which illustrated Also discussed was the thanked members for their Women Is presently Involved in A very interesting reverse What is the Bad hospitality adding she was resolutions and action con- discussion followed Life This the found extremely impressed the Immigration Policy The president Barbara difficult to define Finally they were left with the thought that on youth Mre Dane brought greetings Presbyterian Church was the guest speaker at Norval Presbyterian Church WMS fall thankoffering meeting held in the church on Tuesday af ternoon October 22 Mrs Howard Smith was presiding in the absence of the president Mrs Lois Reed Rev Casterus gave a very interesting talk about Taiwan and Formosa where he had livedfor30years He told about the country and his missionary work with the people He was introduced by Rev H Smith The devotional was given by Mrs Tom McGee and Mrs Hyatt McClure Guest soloist was Bonnie Crawford Mrs John McClure gave the teaies Following the service a social time was enjoyed In the basement with Mrs Harold McClure Mrs Sam McClure and Mrs Elmer Carney in charge of the lunch Presbyterian Church held their anniversary service on Sunday October with Rev Peter Barrow of Knox Presbyterian Church Georgetown as the guest minister Mrs Jessie sang The Lord is My Shepherd and the choir sang Count Your Blessings with Mrs Doris Sharpe as organist and choir leader As part of the official opening of The Garden Market at Pine Valley Camp owned by Mr and Mrs Robert Crawford on Highway a Halloween was held on Saturday and Sunday October and 27 The Garden Market is a country store built like a barn near the highway and Is the latest addition to the Pine Valley Camp they started about threeyearsago They hove had a very successful year with the camp The Garden Market sells mostly the Crawfords home grown produce specializing In apples They also have pears squash potatoes Indian corn gourds pumpkins toffee ties and popcorn among the terns for sale Mr and Mrs Crawford were assisted by their three daughters Kelly and Shannon and other members of the Crawford family during the busy weekend Also assisting were Randy Fendley Ed was attended by Y board members Marilyn Mltton Beth Steele Diane Sandelands Mavis Eastwood Mary Audrey Houston Peggy Balkind Burt and MargHliller members wives were Fran Lynda Clipsham and Mary Lou Brock and Y workers Mary Livingstone and Sorority honors pledges The coordinating council Beta Sigma Phi held their traditional Preferential Tea In the form of a wine and cheese at I the home of Mrs Norma Tripp r The event was given to in- I troduce the new pledges to the I other chapter members and to create Inter chapter harmony Phi chapter introduce as their new members Diane Cheryl Brown Donna Held Wendy Warren and Mamie Hlscock Welcomed to Alpha chapter were Pat Baett Carol Ann Williams Sharon Thorn Glnnle Brown Joan Vincent and Karen Morris Assisting the hostess during the evening were the council members Cheryl Beaton Cynthia Partridge Ann Devereux Susan Margaret and the chapter presidents Ruth Woodward Alpha and Diana Crackeo Phi Only Marina gives you all this power disc brakes Radial ply lires Rack and pinrarj steering Torsion bar on Eleclrocoit body pr ard Door to door carpel Reclining Goals Face level air Single caYb Special JLL cima healed rortnistv 2995 maybe they never really knew what their own good life Is until theyve lived It hindsight LIMESTONE ALL SIZES GRAVEL FILL AND TOP SOIL BUD HAINES DURHAM ST OR 93 GIVE US A TRY Spence Donna Ridley Lee Hut ton Mary Pendergast and Jill Clifford All those assisting were dressed in appropriate Halloween costumes which added to the enjoyment of the party A good number of children accompanied by their parents enjoyed the fun provided for them including a hay ride dunking for apples a drink of witches brew apple cider and having their fortunes told Many of the guests suggested to the Crawfords that they make this an annual event Congratulations to Blair son of Mr and Mrs Wray and Patricia daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard of Georgetown who were married in United Church on Saturday afternoon October Also congratulations to Mrs Mary Kingdon and Robert Daviea who were married In Norval Presbyterian Church on Saturday afternoon October They will reside in Georgetown Many people from the area will be interested in the life story of Lucy Maud Mon tgomery when It is published in from her diary which she kept for years Her son Dr Stuart Macdonald of Toronto has 10 volumes of her diary The author of Anne of Green Gables end many other books died In The family lived in the manse at Norval for several years during the late and s when her husband Rev Ewan was the minister of Norval and Union Presbyterian Churches They had two sons Chester and Stuart who at tended Public School and later private schools and university Chester a Queens Council lawyer died a few years ago A highlight of programs resented during their time in were stories told by Montgomery She would hold the audience spell bound One very interesting story that she told was the story of the Marco Polo the boat that was wrecked off the shores of Prince Edward Island Mrs Murray Laird and Keith Webb of Norval are relatives of the late author LEASING A CAR OR TRUCK We fix Sunday dinner seven days a week Colonel Sanders fixes Kentucky Fried Chicken fur about a million folks every day Hii chicken goes home with more people more often than any other chicken the world Muit be pretty good Ins Take sonic home tonight Take if from the Colonel finger good COLONEL SANDERS RECIPE chicken SHEET Telephone by Bill Barnes your Bell manager You may be aware thai Bell Canada is initiating directory assistance charging in the Georgetown exchange area starting November 1974 I thought it might be helpful to review the plan and to stress that no one need ever incur an unnecessary charge Most people use Directory Assistance 411 only as a last resort when the phone number they need is not yet listed in their directory These necessary requests will continue to be free lts the unnecessary calls we want to dis courage to ensure reliable service for those really need it Thats why beginning November 1974 there will be a cent charge for each phone number provided by a directory assistance operator when the requested number is listed m your phone book Every month the first three such requests made from yourresidence phone will be free After that the charge will apply Necessary calls for numbers not yet listed in your directory will still be free And whether the number is listed or not there will be no charge for anyone who has a handicap that makes it difficult to use a directory or for persons years or over If you qualify for an exemption just call your Bell Canada business office and ask for a special exemption form Also free are emergency calls from pay phones hotel motel and hospital rooms In closing Id just like to repeat that you can avoid unnecessary directory assis tance charges by looking in the book before 1 The number vou need is probably listed In 1973 our directory assistance operators handled more than million callsmore than 70 per cent of them were for numbers already listed in the phone book Its also a good idea to keep emergency and frequently called numbers uptodate in the space provided in the introductory pages of your directory Bell Canada