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Page 12 THE HERALD Wednesday July 1989 Lisa Tobin a graduate of Georgetown District High haB made the 1989 Dean Honor List at Lisa Is studying psychology and she has received a scholarship for the coming year She is the daughter of and John Tobln of Georgetown Susan Louise Masson daughter of Peter and Joan graduated recently from the University of Waterloo with an Honours Bachelor of Mathematics Degree Susan Is now employed at Royal LePage Real Estate head office in Toron to Christine Jean Hay daughter of lan and Phyllis Hay recently received her diploma as a respiratory therapist from College She also holds a bachelor of science degree from the of Toronto Christine Is now working at St Josephs Health Centre In Lon don Ont Robert Mark son of Albert and Freda of recently graduated from the University of Waterloo with a Bachelor of Science degree Honors Chemistry Until October he is on a work assignment in Osaka Japan Search for truck hero Somewhere in Canada there is a truck driver who deserves special recognition Nominations are sought for a Canadian professional truck driver who has performed an act of bravery or heroism This award is endorsed by the Canada Safety Council The Traf fie Injury Research Foundation and sponsored by Firestone Canada Nominations accompanied by supporting newspaper clippings witness statements or other evidence should be sent to Truck Hero co Canada Safety Council St Laurent Blvd Ottawa Ontario KiG The act of bravery must be per formed during the year ending Sept 30 1989 by a Canadian profes sional truck driver in Canada For complete contest rules contact the Canada Safety Council or Firestone Canada Nominations must be received by Oct Around the world Ballinafad tops the B with Halton WI By DONNA MacPHERSON Herald Special The District Womens In District Annual held recently centred on the theme Around the world with ACWW Associated Countrj Women of the World All branches designed posters displayed artifacts and or products from member countries District president Norma Alex ander told how the ACWW evolved over the years The group current ly has a membership of million women In action with UNESCO ACWW is working on Water For All projects Scholarships funded by ACWW are available to young women from Third World Countries These young women then return home with new skills usually in health or education to work In honor of the theme ACWW had special Loaf of Bread CoUec before lunch About was raised for the Jubilee Fund Several Halton Women s In statute members will be attending the Triennial Conference in Kansas City Miss this September and Ottawa will host a Mini ACWW Conference in June 1990 Helga Schwartz and Hazel Stewart presented a workshop Safe Food Handling They re mind everyone to wash the tap as well as your hands utensils and knives when through working with raw meat Harmful bacteria can multiply very rapidly possibly causing severe illness even death Cathy Anthony from Goligers presented many sensible sugges tions in her Travel Tips workshop Some examples keep a list of your travellers cheques numbers at home as well as with you If you need to take prescription drugs have them authorized before you leave the country The Womens Institute theme from 1989 to 1997 will be the En All Women Institute members are asked to contact local school teachers to publicize a competi This is to be an essay of not less than 250 words or more than 000 words This competition is open to all Ontario Grade 7 8 and 9 students The topic 15 What Should Society Be Doing To Preserve The Environment Gov Lincoln Alexander will be present for the opening cererrfonies Christmas at the Lee Dec 6 1989 Erland Lee Home Stoney Creek Ont If you know where we can find photographs of I Halls era showing a portrait of Adelaide Hoodless on the wall please contact Jane 416 The Federated Women s In stitutes of Ontario have become members of the new Women s group Farm Womens Network Summary Day for Home Land scaping courses Limehouse Hall Aug 317 ByBETTVSOJKA Ballinafad Correspondent The Ladies emerged victorious from the Glen Williams Slow Pitch tournament held on the weekend when they won the division Their first game on Fn day night saw them work hard together only to lose 65 The game sped quickly with only 35 minutes in playing time This loss put them in the B division The Ladies returned on Saturday to win all three games played Sandy Brownndge hit two fantastic over the fence in one game In other games Maureen and Sandy Brownndge hit inside the park homeruns Other great hitters included Vivian Brenner Vera and Lisa Sharon Marshall Manon Lumbers and Sandy Prowse for doubles and Carol See played a tight defence during all the games and made some extraordinary catches Maureen Halpenny doing the ma of pitching and Sandra Pro helping kept the team s bats going Cindy playing first base was impressive with her catching and defensive play The diamond for the B division was hard which made the ball bouncy and defence tricky at times The teams win made coach Jim Bailey a very happy man The Ladies received a team trophy and in dividual prizes of Red Coors sweat shirts The Ladies play againon Wednesday July at Prospect Park Acton when they meet Random Car Club Other baseball news is that loads of screening have been dumped at the diamond Spreading should take place in the next several days With the addition of screening infield will have a smoother safer surface Watch for the Bright Yellow Pages to be distributed around July 14 Deacons Bench 115 MAIN ST S GEORGETOWN Above McCarthys Tea Room 8730674 WESTERN CARPET VINYL BR0ADL00M VINYL TILE AREA RUGS FULL INSTALLATION DEPT FAST FRIENDLY SERVI 184GUELPHST 8732355 IS KENNEDY RD BRAMPTON 450971 wigo APPLIANCES SALE OF APPLIANCES AND PARTS Air Conditioner Tune ups Free In Store Microwave Leak Detection and Heat Test Authorized Maytag Dealer Service and Installation 130 GUELPH STREET GEORGETOWN ONTARIO PHONE Buy a Lb or Buy a Box la In Effect 12 My NEW YORK 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