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IN OLGA FOOTSTEPS A TI1P HERALD Wednesday inly O Page Barretts to Alberta Marc in Hoy Is given a helping hand with her move on he balancing beam by coach Donna during the summer camp by the Italton Hills Recreation and Park Department ages to are invited to Join the gym camp each held In the Georgetown Memorial Arena The don lhave to be potential or bull they can join or the fun of It Coach give Kalherine Drown a boost to i her on Iheright track her backward nip The anil the young In he summer gym camp for four to hours everyday each week The Classes are limited to girl and they can register weekly Sore jaws and big smiles at library Although at least a dozen youngsters may have nursed sore Jaws Saturday morning four of them came up winners in the bubble blowing contest held Friday at the Georgetown Library Susan Lamb won he first division for over six years of age youngsters trying to blow the largest bubble and Brian Vincent huffed and puffed to claim victory for the Juniors Winning top place or blowing the smallest bubble in the over six years category was Geofl while Kristy Johnson eked out a very small bubble to win or the toddlers Geoff a attempt to master up kingsited balloon In thebubbtegnm contest at the Georgetown library Friday fiuled but he took top honor in the I mallei I bubble category Fallowing the lippuckering challenge youngsters stayed or a movie reluming home later to start practising for neat years contest Herald photo J Novak DT J Georgetown Denture Clinic Highway Pott SINCE 1910 Moot P Man MARKETS LIMES 5ea ORANQES BANANAS 29Mb FRESH RASPBERRIES CUCUMBERS 25 MUSHROOMS LEAF LETTUCE 29 FANCY CAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS COME SEE OUR OPTIMIST CLUB Georgetown Don miss President Stans Bring your own steak and beverages swim suits and this Saturday July IS at Our next dinner meeting will be his Tuesday July Anyone going to the Ontario District Convention Sept 10 11 and I2at the Royal York Hotel In Toronto please have your application and cheques In to John Homing by Tuesday Winner of trip of he month was Lisa Dodds of who won a trip to Las Vegas and California The consolation was won by Tom Vllleneuve of Islington Suit of the month won by Hick Aug the Erin Optimist Club Is having a family day with fun for ail and movies Slowpitch ball game for which we need players and club members wishing to play call Rob Horning Dinner meetings will continue all year round business meetings will be suspended for July and August Anyone interested In becoming an Optimist or coming out to see what we do call Dan Scarborough B773M we meet on the second or fourth Tuesdays of each month In North Golf and Country Club Con tinned from page At Perhaps Hills most tragic occurrence of the past year was the accidental death last February of Herb Wild the Mush room plant worker who was killed while trying to prevent the theft of a It was Mr Wild Jim recalls with a combination pride and distress who was literally the Georgetowner to greet him when he stopped off the train at the station Just arrived from New Brunswick WITH LETTERS Just prior to the all au las September The Herald was deluged with letters to the editor condemning and defending the Idea Op ponents of the pageant cont ended that It Is exploitative and places the participants In a competitive position too early In life The fair board disagrees and plans to run both the Little Miss pageant and the baby contest at this year fair Mr Barrett firmly believ es the pageant can do no harm to its young particip ants either physically or psychologically Had the weather not been last September he Said the pageant would have helped break all at tendance records at the fair Favorable and supportive comments from Individuals and service club representat have convinced Mr Barrett the event was a huge success We knew it the minute that first girl got on stage he recalled The emcee asked what grade she was In she answered zero Then he asked her What do you study In Grade Zero She said Nothing The whole crowd Just broke tip and everybody relaxed Suddenly a household name In Georgetown Mr Barrett found himself speak ing to many service dub representatives beginning with the Hills Elks Lodge which was holding a preliminary competition to choose the orders entrant In the Little Mia pageant Soon after Mr Barrett joined the Elks brotherhood and soon after that the Georgetown Optimists In each case he noted the groups Interest In helping voting people the actor which attracted him People think theae programs and special events are Just there be said but theyre not People have to take an Interest and get Involved and start these things Money Just does not grow on trees As if Mr Barretts work on Optimist and the Elks wasnt enough be working to coordinate the efforts of all such groups in town through a servi FRANK VETERES What a Deal For a limited time only you can buy a Deep Dish The Works for only naif the regular price at Frank Veteres What a meal Buy a large or medium original Deep Dish Pizza and you can get a second Deep Dish Pizza of equal or smaller size with thesame number or fewer toppings for only half the regular price Not valid on take orders When you think pizza think deep CONVENIENTLY LOCATED IN GEORGETOWN AT Hwy and Sinclair club liaison council an Idea been suggested by several people over the years including Georgetown Chamber of Commerce pre sident Bill Crawford also a an Optimist TWO MEETINGS Convened with a series of the club council held two meetings before breaking for the summer A first year steering commit tee as chosen headed by Jaycee Jim Dudley Other groups whose representat met to discuss Joint community projects were the Kinsmen Optimists la its Lions and Knights of Columbus of Georgetown plus the Hallon Hills Elks Lodge and the Georgetown District New Club Patterned after service club associations found in most major centres the liol son council could unite local groups to work for a common cause While all member groups share an interest In the library cultural centre project being spearheaded by the Rotary Mr Barrett sold he personally would prefer to see the council expand the intensive care unit at Georgetown District Memorial Hospital Mr Barrett praised the work of Rex Heslop and others In raiting funds for the new arts complex but questioned Its Importan ce In terra of how many residents will use it compared to that of two mora Intensive care units at the hospital the need for which will be more apparent be said once the hospital builds Its planned nursing home As well as coordinating service clubs efforts Mr Barrett said the liaison council could help promote the clubs themselves which he believes receive nearly enough public claim To remedy that situation Mr Barrett hopes his idea for an annua award to the service club person of the year ill catch on Though any duplication In the Lions Clubs choice for Georgetown of the Year would have to be avoided he said the service club honor could do a lot to make residents more aware of the clubs contributions Mr Barrett hopes to have a plaque presented on his behalf each year MORE ABUSE Having never Joined a service club in the cs Mr Barrett said his only community work there invo lved revamping Monctons version of our own Christmas Good Neighbor Service Ton far greater extent than here he said Monctons Christmas welfare system was being abused by resid ents who applied for food and gift hampers but didnt real ly need Ihem By polling the city service groups he and other volunteers prepared a master list which now has the system running equitab ly Community work the only field In which the Barrelta look a more public role since moving to Hallon Hills On the local political scene Rita Barrel became a director of both the federal end provincial riding associations In Georgetown The Barrett worked on Ross lines two unsuccessful bids for federal reelection then helped Julian Reed retain his provincial seat Rita was Georgetown office manager During the provincial elec tion campaign Mr Barrett publicly announced his own intention to run for town council in Ward next time around Thatldea of course has fallen by the wayside although he keep tabs on the area and predicts hat Mayor Pete If he chooses to run for office again will face former reg ional chairman ilk Morrow Will Jim carry his own political ambitions to Grande Cache in Albertaa Peace River Valley Joe Clarks staunchly Conservative turf There a good chance be said I always did like the Impossible causes some thing like Don Quixote be said Hell also maintain his enthusiasm over community work If Grande Cache pop ulation doesnt yet have an Elks Lodge and an Opti mist Club he vowed bell Grease fire costs A pot of grease left una I tended on a kitchen stove caused an estimated fit damage to an Acton home last Tuesday night Residents of the Elmore Drive bouse were not at home when the Are occurred At approximately 3D hat evening a neighbor noticed the kitchen was on fire and 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