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lage THE HERALD June 1989 BEST AVAILABLE Nerval News By KAY WILSON Correspondent Babies baptised NORVALSlx of the nine babies baptised in United Church on May by the Rev Walter Ridley had parents or grand parents entertaining family members following the service Glen and Donna Lyons of Streetsville parents of Lauren celebrated with a lun cheon following the service- at the home of Clark and Ruth Lyons of grandparents of Candice Guests included her- two brothers and Gregory Grandma Margaret Giles of Streetsville David and Helen Giles Bramalea Gordon and Tracy Giles Wasaga Beach Heather Vanderweide of Streetsville and special friend Sharon Gagnon of Toronto Also Brian and Gail Robinson David and Leslie Anne of Gary and Julie Lyons and Gordon Lyons of Georgetown and Ronnie and Moffatt of Norval Special thanks to for making the Christening cake Harley and Gayle Langstone Cres Georgetown entertained their families follow ing the baptism of their grandson Jacob Alexander son of Troy and Barb Haskins Laroche of Peterborough Special guests were grandparents Earl and Mariene Haskins Georgetown and great grandparents Mr and Mrs Grant of Camp- bellford Ontario godmother Laurie Haskins and friend Steve and Tena Laroche and Tom Stykes all of Georgetown and Sue Nutall of Acton all enjoyed the family party Tom and Karen Adcock enter tained at their Lynden Circle home in Georgetown following the baptism of their son Clint on May Clints grandparents Fred and Alice Davis of RR1 Norval and Myrtle Adcock of Port Colbourne as well as Clints uncle Steve Davis all attended the celebration Following the baptism on May of Jack Davis son of John and Sandra Harrison Jackies grand parents Bert and Sandra Har rison entertained the family at their home in Brampton Great grandparents Jack and Amy Davis of Aylmer and Harrison of Norval were honored guests as were grandparents Mac and Ruth Hyatt of Brampton Also attending were Barb and Fred Kendrick of Acton John and Debbie and Clark of Brampton Also Susan Harrison and her fiance Rick Topping of Brampton as well as Jackies sister Jennifer The Burk family enjoyed the afternoon at the home of Richard and Sharon Burk Arbour of Georgetown following the May baptism service Attending were Jeff and Diane Savage Burk of Brunner Ont with baby Jeof- Garrett who was baptised as well as his two older sisters and Katelin Honored guests were grandma Amy Burk of Georgetown Bob and Sheila of and Amy Preston who all helped to make the day special Alex and Susan Gunn of Brampton parents of Paul William hosted a family party Grandparents Anne Diener of Sundridge and Alistair and Nan cy Gunn of East enjoyed being with their grandchildren PTFisher will be missed lifelong resident and farmer in the Scotch Block area 86yearold James Fisher of Georgetown pass ed away April 20 at the Bennett Health Care Centre in Georgetown after a years il lness Jim was one of the old school and always had time for a friend ly visit His love and respect for the land he worked kept him close to the farm and home he was born and brought up on Jim was never too busy to take his turn in conumjnity events and organizations Throughout his long life he held many offices as a member of the Georgetown Fall Fair Board as welt as the Liberal Association and was a director of the Fire Insurance Company The Boston Presbyterian Church member was buried in Green wood Cemetery Georgetown on April The Rev Peter Barrow officiated at the funeral service from the JS Jones and Son Funeral Home Georgetown Pallbearers were Jim Stark Bruce McClure Gordon George Fisher Chisholm Hume and Doug Flower bearers were Alois Keith McKen- John Young Clifford McDonald and Paul Lawson A good friend and neighbor to all Jim is mourned by his wife Jessie as well as several nieces and nephews Sky Dome tour annual yearly bus trip of Norval United Church was a great day for 40 ladies on June 16 Conveners Anne Wilson and Deanna Cleave planned the first stop at SkyDome A guided tour of the worlds most entertainment facility with a revolutionary retractable roof as well as the worlds largest replay screen and scoreboard Also the worlds most unique hotel 70 of- its- 348 rooms and suites overlooking the playing field There are nine ma jor restaurants cafes and lounges and the largest McDonalds in North America It is the home of the Toronto Blue Jays baseball league the home of Toronto Argonauts ball club and other sporting events and concerts There are 53000 seats for baseball seats for football and up to for concerts as well as seats that actually move for best viewing of baseball football and other events After the tour we took a short bus trip to Harbour Front where shopping and browsing was ex citing with countless eating spots by the water front where scenery was beautiful Then again we took another short bus ride to the Theatre where the Hamilton Geritol Follies staged by the Seniors was a tonic for all Beautiful old songs in choir numbers duets and dancing was a real treat to all who enjoy this type of entertainment but very seldom hear it Thanks again to Deanna and Anne and the bus driver we arrived home safely from a great day Local graduate Cleave recent- graduated from the University of Guelph with an Associate Diploma in Agriculture His parents Donald and Deanna Cleave and his grandmother Bertha McKechnie attended the graduation ceremonies held in War Memorial Hall Guelph Rita Deputy Minister of Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food gave the convocation address and Chancellor William A Stewart presented the diplomas David has returned to Cleave View Farms on Mississauga Road to join his father an 56A graduate and his brother Brian 85A in operating the familyjiairy farm MM meat shop OPEN 7 DAYS 8732151 Sun 1lam5pm 9am9pm Saluriay CHURCH DIRECTORY NONDENOMINATIONAL PENTECOSTAL ALL PEOPLES CHURCH DELIVERANCE CENTRE 41 Fincrrgata Boulavard Bramalaa 7 Bible Study Worship Deliverance Sunday 1030 am pm Wednesday pm Provide C Church Service translation Pastor George A TO ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE CALL DISPLAY ADVERTISING 8772201 NORTHVIEW CENTRE 21 1 St Georgetown DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC TRENTON 18 CHURCH STREET GEORGETOWN ACROSS FROM LIBRARY EH AND CULTURAL CENTRE 8772359 NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GEORGETOWN DISTRICT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL The Annual Meeting of the Georgetown District Memorial Hospital will be held in the Recreation Room on the ground floor of the Bennett Health Care Centre at 730 PM on June 22nd Honorable Life Members and 1989 Members are urged to attend AGENDA 1 Minutes of the Annual Meeting held on June 23 988 2 Reports 3 Appointment of Auditors 4 Other Business 5 Election of Directors Refreshments will be served following the meeting F ALLEN Chairman of the Board Secretary BLOCK BUSTER VERTICAL SALE PATIO DOORS 85 84 5900 x 84 14900 WIDE RANGE OF FABRICS TO CHOOSE FROM WITH GREAT SAVINGS 25 OF ALL CUSTOM ORDERS fiflfl I J Ontario 8776086