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THE HERALD Wednesday May l Fifty Swedes to make trip to Georgetown Continued from page a Harrison Alex Tough Phil Winer Bryan Turner Gloria Cull Zeke June Wilde John Clark and Stan Those people are on the committee but we would welcome anyone from the community who want to help out said We would like to Involve as many people as possible Into the project MARTIN The young athletes coming here arc from Sweden Tom Martin the former World Hockey Association player who lives in Milton coached In the Premier vision here and it was he who set up the Curling executive By and Stew The ladles curling section of North Hallon Golf and Country Club enjoyed a wine and cheese party proceeding their annua meeting on Wed April Assisting the social or pouring wine were Dyne- se Griffiths Ann Hartford Janet McKecman and Gladys TAYLOR AWARD During the meeting prcsi over by Norma Wilson president of the ladies seel ion the Taylor Award was presented to Ann Hartford and her rink of Col Griffiths and Lin Jewell for accumulating top points during regular play in he competitive sect ion In presenting the award Peggy Fischer last years winning skip reminded the girls of the honour goes along with this award Cong ralulnllons girls The C A reprcsentat Peggy Fischer reported Continued on page When words fail Flowers express your sympathy And we can help Stop by or call Flowers as beautifully alive as a memory Mill Street Hills 8776901 trip Tom approached me for the first time about the project last fall I got Involved with it because he la a personal friend of mino and I got the personal contacts to carry he plan through All the young athletes will be billeted by Georgetown hockey and soccer com munities Karen Harrison who was recently elected president of he is taking care of the billeting The hockey and soccer people have jumped right into help out Kcnlner said Their enthusiasm on the project has been great tie pointed out that most pitching In to help out of he Support Group said souvenir members were tired after finishing their season and the soccer group is busy starting theirs but that they have not hesitated In the least in programs will be printed for the hockey matches and there will also be other forms of memorabilia given to the Swedes just saying you will do it THE RED CROSS NEEDS BLOOD URGENTLY Make up your mind Roll up your sleeves Attend The GEORGETOWN KINSMEN CLUB BLOOD DONOR CLINIC This Monday May At Holy Cross Church Maple Avenue SO ROU UP YOUR StEEVES AND MAKE THB THE BEST B10OD DONORS ClfNK EVER AND DONUTS BE SERVED to PM Give blood today so others may live for Tomorrow This message is brought to yog compliments of these community spirited businesses Canada Trust Corner of Main at James Georgetown 8772266 LEFERINK DISPOSALS LIMITED RR GEORGETOWN CRICHTON BROS SPORTS NEW LOCATION Mountainview PLAZA GEORGETOWN 8778889