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Hull clan reunion draws 70 FIFTY OF THE BEST Hector and Mary Bird celebrated their anniversary Friday but Ihere a special gathering or couple at lllllcrest United Church north of Ilomby Saturday afternoon Among the guests were Mayor and Mrs Pete who presented a special certificate on behalf of Iowa acknowledging the milestone The Birds have been residents of the Georgetown area for Iheir entire lives and owned a farm on the Fifth Line They have two daughters Jean and Margaret and two grand children Robert and Anne Hera Id photo Norval Donation made to Despite the weather Sunday there was a record attendance for the annual Hulls reunion at the Community Centre Around m the people started to gather and by close to or the family connections had arrived It was good lo see so many of the teenagers also young parents with heir small children the youngest being Tim othy Brush who was not yet a month Old He Is infant son of Brian and Bonnie Brush of Milton Those in charge this year had many games lined up for the children and contests for the grownups The highlight of occasion was a sumptuous meal served buffet style George Hulls of St Catharines called on Charles Burt to say grace This was followed by friendly chitchat and laughter around the tabic as oil enjoyed the delicious food At the conclusion of the meal George again spoke briefly He said how pleas ed he was to see so many present He then asked the HERALD Community everyone to show their appreciation to hose In charge for the good job they had done Cheers followed with a hearty hand clap Tor and Dennis Smith of Milton There were three people who leered I lake charge and plan the gath ering for 1983 All went home agreeing thai this was one of the best rcun- June meeting of the I was held at the home of Ada even ing of June President opened Ihc meeting with a humor ous story about grand mothers Then as usual all sang the opening ode and repeated the prayer by Marv Stewart There was much busi ness to discuss Ihc first being to ask for volunteers to keep the Halt board with the events which they arc planning for the Canada Day celebrations There were three members who volunteered to help with a float tor parade and two others who offered to help arrange plans for the food boo Ih It was announced that this was ihe 1 annivers ary of the The celebration and banquet to lake place Aug 12 Also in October Ballin afad will celebrate the year since they formed a W group This was the meeting for CllUenshlp and World of fairs Frances being convenor She ook over to conduct the program Eileen McEnery was called on to give Schwarz gave a splendid motto on citizen ship She had much Infor mation and many inter esting facts in her talk homecoming By KAY WILSON It era Id Correspond Twenty members of the Womens Institute held their annual dinner meeting Thursday at Brackens Restaurant in Georgetown after which Amy invited every one lo her home for a meeting President Mc Lean called upon Gladys Chester and Marie Murray to express members appreciation for the ded icated efforts of long time members Amy and Edna Murray Each was presented a life- membership pin a certifi cate and a corsage Among business handled at the meeting was a donation to be sent to organizations in movement for disarma ment which the pro moted during the Victoria Day parade in Ethel Webb reported on her day at the Lee stead where she helped with the quilting Amy reported on the recent district annual Amy and Eleanor Hyatt volunteered to look after the WI display for the fall fair next Sept ember Jean May handed out programs for the year each enclosed In a gold folder trimmed with red ribbon and bearing the United church outdoor service was held May at the Community Centre Due to inclement weath er the service was held Indoora Rev Ridley hod as his text Celebration of Creation and Our Part nership with God A hymn sing was enjoy ed by everyone A pat luck dinner followed and later races and a ball game were enjoyed by all Huttonville church ann iversary was held lost Sunday The Brampton Senior Citizens choir along the North Peel Retir ed Teachers choir sang several selections Rev Waller Ridley minister of church took as his ser mon The Church Past Present and Future Several former church members returned for the occasion and all enjoyed the fellowship hour after ward Community people will be interested to know that the village has a new Tea Room which has been opened up at Kirk Kraft Olive makes her own fancy sandwiches dressed with olives and pickles Shebakeshcrown small cakes and cookies which along with a cup of tea Just hits the spot The tea room has display of British royal em mora live china which Is a private collect ion for display only Baptism greets village summer ByMrsAWBENTON Herald Correspondent Rev Peter Barrow bapt ized Darryl Edward in fant son of Mr and Mrs Fred Gisby at Presbyterian Church June Womens Institute met in their hall June 1 opening A Recipe for Happiness Roll Call was answered by each lady naming an em ergency and telling where the telephone number to call for help for it could be found in her home Convenor of Safely In our branch Mrs Ander son old us a few Import ant safety measures and displayed safety posters pertaining to same She told us that Ontario is the only province in Canada which has a safety pro- Some poetry for you Continued from page Vancouver then on to Prince George wilh the Georgetown High School band for six days They played or different functions and also were treated to tours and lunch eons while there The Church auction sale was a great success with lots of enthu siastic buyers on hand The weather was threaten ing but the rain held off and by that evening our genial auctioneer Word Brownridge had sold everything Insight A sudden rainfall makes you rue The day you have a barbecue And then you find to your chagrin When the rain has quit Ihc guests arc In Bathing suits this year are trim Designed to make you Slink or Swim Conference attended by WI members from all across Ontario and also to the recent District Annual In her report she told us several Important points We are advised to read page 16 in the Winter edition of our Home and Country and page in the Spring Issue She sold that ACWW Is stressing pure water should be available every person in Ihe world by We should adver tise the Womens Institute more and we should give more encouragement to education through bursar ies etc will meet In Vancouver in 1983 Mrs read current events and O Canada was sung at the close Mrs P Spilzer served a tasty lunch to the attending Attention nil you Nov whove traded in come west Bell Island is calling you Lancer Homecoming Week lakes place July to Aug land promises eight days of old lime events like garden parties days a homecom ing dance with Die crowning of a king and queen a regatta bout races and lots more The Lancers are young women who help out their communities and want lo build a community centre in the Lance Cove area If youre interested in attending write Kay at I Box Bell Island Nfld call Carol Bennett Bell Island CHURCH DIRECTORY This Weekend attend the Church of your Choice GEORGETOWN ALLIANCE CHURCH 14 Main SI PASTOR Morning Service 1 1 a Sunday School Evening Service IneyJay ling MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH PASTOR Edwin Nursery WEEKLY Bible Study Prayer Co lies Hour limn Recreation Girls Clubs Jolly Seniors Missionary Mc cling IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH School Service- HOLY CROSS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Filter Colt PASTOR Fitter Muitcy KiMtich SPRING CLEANING GETTING PHONE MAID IN CANADA FREE ESTIMATES FOB RESIDENTIAL CLEANING TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS This Air Conditioner Cuts HEATING Bills Its our YearRound One heat pump the extraordinary air conditioner that saves you money all year round REPLACING YOUR CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONER A CARRIER HEAT PUMP installs like a cenlral air conditioner Works like one loo in the summer But our heat pumps also give you lowcost heat When comes your 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Board member Mrs Alex ander as she gave her report at the District Ann- One thing she said was that as far back as the f recommended and made the resolution that For sanitary reasons all bread put up for sate should be wrapped The resolution was not passed at once but eventually It became law Sorry there was not enough time left lo have the panel discussion on the question Should Canada open its doors to all na tions Later it left every one thinking and wonder ing as they were refreshed with a cup of lea Lille Given and Eileen Burt assisted the hostess with the serving of lunch Many will be interested to hear that John and Hancock were vis itors In the village recent ly It is eight years since they left They spent some time with a former neighbor Rita Shortill who enjoyed their visit very much Mrs Hancock was a County Health Nurse for the County of Wellington while living here She Is still doing the same work in her new environment and grandmother who re side In Brampton Their family of a son and daughter Greg and Caro line did not accompany them At the end of their stay in Canada they will return to their home in Auckland New Zealand Friends and of Lola Marshall will be happy to know she was able to attend the wedding of her grand daughter Debbie Miller at Trinity United Church in Toronto Saturday Mrs Smith was also a guest at the wedding and accompanied her friend Lola FISH CHIPS Skipper Chips MirMt Thats Insurance the Stale Farm way ROBERT TAIT AGENCY LTD town Sura tern This week receive FREE SHINE ALL with a Tidy Car New Matizing Interior cleaning This offer applies until June 12th with presentation of this ad Rustproofing Warranty applies to used cars TIDY CARS OTHER SERVICES INCLUDE COMPLETE CAR CARE STEAM DRY CLEANING INTERIORS UPHOLSTERY QUARD VINYL ROOF RESTORATION PINSTRIPING TOUCHUP PAINT splash guards SAME DA SERVICE SUNROOFS RUST PROOFING ASSOCIATE DEALER SOUND PROOFING CHRIS BYDEVAATE FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL OR DROP IN AT MOUNTAINVIEW RD GEORGETOWN AT 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