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SOON THE TANNING CENTRE SECTION SECTION THE HERALD Scplember I Welcome wagon show Welcome Wagon is planning a show or brides In Georgetown at the Cultural Centre Sept 10 starting at 1 a Once there you receive all the on you need to plan the perfect ng Welcome Wagon brings together repre sentatives from every type of business which caters to weddings from photographers and florist to bridal boutiques and I services For ckel3 call Law student Jason Mogg has dilated from The veralty of Western Ontario with a Bachelor of Arts degree ti Jason is now n his first year in the Faculty of Law gram at McG It In Montreal Rug hooking exhibit If been wondering what the rug hookers in Georgetown have been up to lately your curiosity can now be satisfied The Georgetown Rug Hookers will be holding an official opening for their exhibit at the cultural centre gallery Sept Tickets are available for the show that begins at There will be a guest speaker refresh ments and Items on display will be for sale The rug hooking exhibit will be open unl I Sept Tuesdays to Thursdays am and Fridays and Saturdays For tickets call 6774188 Handicapped meet The Physically Handicapped Citizen Asso ciation are holding a meeting at Georgetown District High School Sept 19 starting at Representatives from the Hal ton board of education have been invited to discuss structural changes in the schools as they relate to Bill Everyone la welcome For more information call Plaques unveiled Ontario Lieutenant Governor John Aird The event was part of the official opening of the new complex located near Cambellvllle The new facilities have been created through a twoyear fund raising drive conducted by the volunteer members of the Region Conservation Foundation The Foundation has mare than note the significance of the old Indian Rite plus recognition of donors who contributed to raising money for the site history tour The Eaquesing Historical Society Is holding their first meeting of the fall season Sept 11 tonight at m Members and others that are interested are welcome for a walking tour of by Rev Rick The tour starts at St Pauls Anglican Church on Winston Churchill Blvd At the meeting there will be an announcement of the bicentennial essay contest winners Stewarttown news By J ROSS AND STEWART Herald Correspondents STEWARTTOWN Congratulations and best wishes to Mr and Mrs John Clare who were married Jost Saturday Mrs Clare is the former Christine Sovran Both Christine and John are from the village Al and Myrtle Chamberlain of Campbellford were in area for a few days visiting their neighbors and friends of a few years ago June Ross has Just returned home from a few days visit with her nephew and his family Mr and Mrs Melvyn Hickcn and her sister nlaw Mrs LIU an of Cobden Computer Club meeting Meetings for the Halton Peel Computer Club begin again this month Everybody welcome to Join club members at the Georgetown District High School Sept IB In Room The meeting begins at 30 m and there to be a demonstration of an electronic bulletin board For more Information contact Colin Davenport at Harvest festival Enjoy an autumn day in the country and visit the Harvest Festival at the Ontario Agricultural Museum near Milton Sept 18 From 12 noon to a variety of activities for all ages to enjoy will take place Visitors will be able to moke apple elder using a wooden cider press or try their hand at wheat weaving a trad tional craft of the century The Museum steam powered shingle mill and grain grinder will be In operation and a team of horses at work plowing the fields The Museum Is located km west of Milton from Highway 101 take exit 312 or north Admission Is for adults students seniors 1 children and a family rate of The Museum is open dally from a to pm until October Great campaign team I wonder how many elections we have to be involved in before we don t get all excited about what the results will be Progressive volunteers chairman Lois Rice said Tuesday night as she sat by the phone waiting for poll results to be called In I wish they d start she smiled Impatiently at cohort Adrene It takes a while it The two have been spending most of the r summer days especially during the last few weeks of the campaign at Iho Brampton headquarters for candidate John McOermid Together the two have manned the Sou re Mews office and managed the volunteers working often from Bam to m When everyone working like eager beavers there only one way it con go Brampton canvass Tom said John got a great campa team and It the campaign team that wins you an election Georgetown faira smash success The bone pull on Sunday drew a good crowd of spectators Here a team of light pull horses demonstrate their strength Ronald McDonald entertained young and old like on Sunday young boy to see If be cab make bl grow Midway through one of the Jump at the hunter hone show there Is little doubt riding team will make It over The show lasted a good portion of Saturday and drew many contestants Break dancing was one of the activities which drew the most attention at the Georgetown Fall Fair Participants from all over southern Ontario showed their stuff enjoying the ride or not Could It have been too much candy flossT Looking somewhat like a member of the Klu Klu Klan his iamb was rte booth at the rail fair played host to the Toronto Star s on hand at the fair as robot The robot li capable walking talking and taking polaroid pictures of part of the sheep show people comes in contact with