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Pose SECTION A THE HERALD Wednesday November IB Potluck dinner launches Pinegrove season By KAY WILSON Herald pond cut Community Club started the season off with a bang and enjoyed a dinner at the home of Spcnee and Kay Wilson when members and friends met Nov 9 for the first meeting of the season Following dinner a meeting was held chaired by ident Chester Early Minutes were rend by Anne Wilson of the summer activities as well as scleral thnnkyou cards A programme committee- for season was chosen namely Peggy Early Jean Ruth Thompson and Irene Hunter Committee for euchre which started Monday the arc Mr and Mrs Keith Webb and Mr and Mrs Francis Thompson The next meeting will be at the home of Gertrude McGee with Grace May and Ireno Hunter as lunch committee Ihe pail president New Wednesday Pat and Be Herald photo Youngsters witness Sarahs baptism rites Hollow Crown Continued from well With the simple addit ion of a flower to her flaming red hair she became a young Jane Austen reciting her own private history of the kings and queens written when she was Shortly afterward she became Queen Victoria fondly recal ling the whirlwind of ions both she and her sub jects felt on the day of her coronation Other memorable per included Glen Henry VII musing over the appearance of the Queen of Naples whom he was many There were plenty of laughs as he led his id get ambassadors John Day and Nicholas about her right down to the minutest detail concerning the shape of her nose It was the material in the Hollow Crown and the way It was interpreted which made it such a success during its threeday run at Emmanuel Church also was another example of the outstanding performing arts talent in the north Halton- area By WINIFRED SMITH Herald Correspondent Another beautiful Sunday morning brought many out to the Worship Service at the Church Sunday The Junior Choir sang beaut fully and another added pleas ure for the congregation was to witness the baptismal service Baby Sarah so far have not been able to get more details was christened Rev Bandy officiating was unique as the minister had the little ones gather around to hear I lie story would an impression on young minds Penny Short is taking a course the Control Data Institute in Toronto on Compu ter programming So far she finds it very Interesting Mr and Mrs Leo Jamtcson spent Sunday at Kincardine where they visited sons Alan and Murray with their wives and families Recent visitors with the Jomlcsons were Rev Kelvin Johnston and his wife Connie from Stroud Norman and Joyce from St Catharines spent Sun day with her parents at the Smith farm We were happy to hear that Danny Slesoroltls was able to return home on the weekend after his recent operation In Georgetown Hospital The remainder of the even ing was spent playing cards with Gertrude McGee and Mac Alexander high tallya and Vera Thatcher and Cord Early consolation The family of Arthur and Eva Burton of RIU Nerval gave a surprise party for their parents wedding vcreary Saturday evening St Church Hall in Glen Williams was the setting of a lovely buffet when friends and neighbors gathered to wish the happy couple many more anniversaries Anna Wilson and Nellie Shea motored Montreal on the weekend and visited with the Glen Elliott family The Ell iotla were former rcsl Neighbours number Ing members and friends were invited by the TV prog ram New Faces lo be an audience at the filming at Hamiltons Channel 11 Studio Sunday This was a Christmas prog ram featuring Georgetown andwillbolelevlscdDec at s own Edgar Thatther took part in the program singing one of John Denvers Christmas songs and accompanying himself on the guitar Sympathy Is extended to the family of Mrs Leila Milton Brown of Milton who passed away Sunday at a Toronto Hospital Mrs Brown was a former Ninth Line resident until the sale of their farm Mrs Brown was a strong supporter of the old Farm Radio Forum from which the Community Club sprang The funeral was held yesterday Tuesday from McKenle 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