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NEWS Jutta Pettingill gifted artist tared a number of area music championships picture was taken In 30i according to Dick Rid who the photo The band then won the Waterloo music festival and alto collected trophies in counties In the Waterloo and areas Names the band members some familiar to long time residents are front row left to right Eddy Ingal Norm Albert Reeves Wilfred Gill borough Albert Simpson Buster Hale Harvey King Roy King Alan Norton Dick Norman Herbert 3rd row John Kenneth Mac- Donald Alfred Permit Band Leader Wilfred Leslie Cyril Ian Entitle Tonus Arthur Herbert row William John Strimager Frederic Armstrong Photo submitted Farm leaders seminar for our Thompson SPORTS Zone B7 team darts Branch 120 team of Alex Tough Brian Beaumont A Telford and Tim Fields played a strong game last Saturday afternoon in losing only to the team that eventually won the zone Their third place finish enables them to return to Cooksville next Saturday to play in the district competition Sports chairman Hank Russell feels that it will not be very long before Branch Is picking up pots on a regular basis Zone BT euchre entry sheet on notice board in the branch players to a team plus one spare CAR CLUB The BIG draw Is only two weeks away March This weeks winners 56 Mare pleyard Jean and Doug Imber Fred Dickenson Don Wilson William Ross John MacKay SATURDAY AFTERNOON MEAT DRAW Winners G Kirk Wilson G King Wilson J Martin D McCartney F M H Nicholson Collins The roast was won by Carol ENTERTAINMENT Feb Ar row March Ken and Hazel NEXT GENERAL MEETING Feb Legion ladies ByMIDBRUNSKI Herald Special There were no winners in lone darts last Saturday in Bronte however we hope for winners this Saturday in zone euchre The schedule has changed and you will be playing euchre in Oakville not Cooksville Feb We hope for a good turnout for the chili dinner and dance on March for the friends of our American cousins put on by the Plymouth group Tickets will go on sale behind the bar for the St Patricks dinner and dance to be held on March Zone darts will be held In Georgetown March and this should be a winning day for us In future columns you will hear about darts and the beginning of our Jubilee festivities Barbara Reyce Is working very hard at her therapy and Is deter mined to come back as she told Mae Well done Barbara Brayley is in hospital again and would you believe it She broke the same leg again We wish you a speedy recovery Myrna and do take care Free tax clinic Income tax returns will be done at no charge by volunteers from the local branch of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario This service is only for seniors and low Income families whose single Income is no higher than without dependents or with dependents Dates for the Georgetown Library are March 9 and from 0pm Dates for the Acton Library arc March IS and IS from 9 Please make an appointment by calling or of the Advanced Agricultural Leadership Program In Sarnin January The theme for the three days was The Dynamics of Change Andy Brandt Leader of the On Progressive Conservative Party and MPP for Samla looked at change in leadership tatives of the Beef Producers for Change members of the Lambton area farming community and agricultural leaders Wm A Stewart Bill Parks and helped participants ex amine changes in agriculture What have the chemical com panics learned from the blob Dow Canada President David Buzzeltl described both Ihe clean up process and the education pro gram that Dow have developed as a result of the Incident The Advanced Agricultural Leadership Program was initiated by the University of On tario Federation of Agriculture Foundation for Rural Living and the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food and is sponsored by donations from business lions and Individuals Thirty young men and women from across On are enrolled For more in formation contact Pat Mighton Guelph Agriculture Centre Box 1030 Guelph Ontario Telephone ext Ashgrove women talk about credit ratings By MARION HUNTER Outlook Special The members of Ashgrove Womens Institute found out how to apply for credit and the reasons for the various questions on the form They were also informed that with proper credentials they could check if a future client was a secure business risk The speaker was Harry manager of the Credit Bureau of Brampton Ltd This Family and Consumer Affairs meeting was held at HI crest Church on Tues Feb 16 with Marion McPhall as hostess and Muriel dure as program convener The assistant secretary Elizabeth Wilson called the roll answered by What I find most frustrating about shopping Answers included Used specials not being In the store or not in their usual space a mix of metric and pound weight on similar items making comparison shopping difficult no conformity on garment sizing The president Doreen Wicxson welcomed Hornby W I who were guests at Ihe End birthday of During the past month the members catered to the wedding of Carolyn Bird and Ming Whan Other members are busy quilting and hope to have the quilt ready for sale by the end of February Plans are being made for a Euchre party on March at Ligny School with a By KAY WILSON Herald Special funeral of Mrs Jut ta took place In Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church Georgetown on December 1967 following a lengthy Illness Mrs was born Id West Germany on March 14 1930 Prior to her mar riage she trained as a nurse at the Eden vale Hospital near Johan nesburg South Africa Later she took a course In Midwifery In England and on coming to Canada qualified as a Registered Nurse In this country She had the distinction of being a fully qualified nurse In South Africa England and Canada In 1979 after a course of study In Collete University of Toronto she achieved her Batchelor of Arts degree In Psychology She taught Psychology at Sheridan Col lege Brampton Campus and at the Credit Valley School of Nursing She did private nursing In connection with hospitals in Georgetown and Brampton As a hobby she was a gifted artist and on occasion painted murals for stage plays and other community She was active in the Community Centre and a member of the Prayer Group in Holy Cross Church She also managed the Diet Center In Georgetown for a number of years She was a most helpful and con siderate person and was quick to respond wherever she saw the need Jutta Is survived by her husband Tom and six of her seven children Mary Churchill of Montreal Rebec ca Hilton of Toronto Timothy deceased In 1981 of Saudi Arabia Christa of Toronto and Helen and John both of Guelph University as well as three grand children She Is also survived by a brother Schilling and two sisters Elisabeth Midler and Charlotte all of West Germany Get well wishes to Jessie McKinnn of Norval mother of Peggy Early who Is a patient in the Hospital in Toronto Congratulations to Derek and Carol of Gem Alberta on the birth of their son Mothew Craig James on Feb IB Derek was a former Norval area boy the son of Marjorie of Milton Manor and the late Craig Held Their farm on Mountain view Road South was taken up by he Develop ment Later they bought the farm on 10 between the and Line and hosted the 1974 Interna tional Plowing Match Euchre had three tables on Monday last Winners were Grace May Ethel Webb Bill John Hunter Ludky Draw Mary Wilson Lunch Committee Grace May and Claude McLaughlin Community Euchre had six tables on Thursday last Winners were Dorothy Cook Myra Marie Murray Russell Hussey Lone hands Garfield McGllvray Lucky draw June l ler the corner where you presided and business included a discussion on an altar cloth as well as seat covers for the pews World Day of Prayer March a in the United Church A garage sale along with a bake table will be held at the church on May and the wedding anniversary of the former members is Ju ly 1 Roll Call was an exchange of Valentines Marion Laird gave the God has a Covenant Agnes Miller read a letter she receives once a year from an 10 Days speaker Carlo Testa local columnist and political observer will speak about his experiences as a UNESCO ar chitect in Latin America Iran and Israel on Thursday Feb 30 at St Georges Anglican Church Presented by the 10 local churches of Ten Days for World Development All welcome Kids teller The ageold art of storytelling Is enjoying a revival and Halton Hills Public Libraries is pleased to be a part of It During March in His wife Lee had Just been made a Deacon and was visiting parishioners In outlying Eunice Wilson read an article Who Is a Senior and a vote of thanks was moved by Ethel Webb to Given for hosting the meeting Welcome home to Elsie Jarvie who spent a month visiting her daughter and family in Anaheim California Break storyteller Ray Gordezky will be appearing at the Acton and Georgetown Libraries Rays repertoire includes humorous stories wonder tales Mother Goose stories that make the skin crawl and plenty of participation stories His engaging style Is sure to delight children ages five and up Performances take place on Friday March 18 at a m In the Gallery of the Georgetown Library and at p In the Acton Library Tickets will be available at the Georgetown and Acton Libraries beginning March 1 at a cost of per person For further information call the libraries at or This program is presented with the assistance of Outreach Ontario a program of the Ontario Ministry of Com munication and Culture Anglican minister at Old Crown a settlement in the northern part of the Yukon near the Alaska border The letter was written last November prior to Advent Temperatures was 22 Celdus with only a couple of hours of daylight They had just moved into a new log home well insulated with a greenhouse which heated the house when the sun was out He was able to grow beautiful tomatoes and vegetables which are very expensive in stores there Money left over from the building of the house went toward a new church WINDSHIELD REPAIRS Wo Handle All Claims DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC AW TRENTON 18 CHURCH STREET GEORGETOWN KM ACROSS FROM LIBRARY AND CULTURAL CENTRE 8772359 fifes student studying in North America and then returning to her country to teach others The Macrame Course for lawn chairs instructed by Jo Morrow will be held March 10 to and March The meeting closed with the tradi birthday cake and the candles were blown out by a guest Judy Speck The next meeting on Tues day March 15 1 p m will be held at the home of Mary Jane on International Affairs SAME DAY TAX RETURNS Norval United Church Women The meeting was held at the home of Given Laldlaw with nine members and one visitor enjoying dessert 8772217 Available at The Herald Office In either or Sizes the HERALD Tasty Recipes MERINGUE NUT SQUARES 1 cup white sugar butter or margarine 1 cups flour 2 egg yolks baking powder Combine above ingredients and place In x pan well beaten eggs cup brown sugar chopped nuts pref Pecans Combine above ingredients and spread on top bottom layer Bake In 250 oven for 20 to 25 minutes Cut squares when coal 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