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THE HERALD Wednesday April 18 1990 Page IS Craft show By KAY WILSON Worval Correspondent Huttonville Craft and Antique Show and Sale had people and the Huttonville Lions Club realized for community work Fif teen antique dealers and fiftyfive craft vendors displayed their goods An extra room was added to display paintings by three local ar- tists John Herrington of Georgetown Terry McDonald of Streetsvtlle and SibyUe Rett of Kitchener The tea room was well patronized with homemade pies tarts and muffins etc baked by the wives of the Huttonville Club members Euchre party Brampton West Womens In stitute annual euchre party at the Huttonville School on April 20 pm Admission 2 Prizes and lunch Baby girl Congratulations to Catherine Kerby of Georgetown formerly of RR Norval on the birth of her second granddaughter Rebecca daughter of Ian and Lois of On tario Get well Get well wishes to two local peo ple Oliver Hunter of Georgetown has returned home from a weeks stay in Georgetown Hospital Mrs Emily of has returned home from a two week stay in Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital Norval UCW The Norval United Church overall meeting was held at the church on April Gwen welcomed everyone Dorothy McLean con ducted the Easter devotion assisted by Jean Kay Wilson Ethel Webb and Anne Wilson The UCW were reminded of the special events taking place at our church May 5 Garage sale and bake sale from 800 a to 100pm May 26 Annual Chicken Barbecue to be held at Huttonville Public School from to8pm May 27 Special Outreach Church service with guest speaker Lee Holland division of World Outrech United Church of Canada Lee Holland has just returned from the country of Ethiopia in Africa Plan on attending this service to hear what the church is doing for this wartorn droughtridden country June Outdoor church service and Sunday School picnic to be held at Lynda and Fred place Mark your calendar and plan on attending these special events The guest speaker Tor the even ing was Janet Johnson of Janet was Introduced by Shirley Reed Janet spoke to us about her experience teaching native Cana dian children in Northern Ontario Janet said that since these children have such strong support from their family grandparents parents and brothers and sisters that when they leave to further their education or to get a job they feel very isolated and lonely They have an extremely difficult time coping in the outside world Janet was thanked by Jan Ar nold and presented with a gift Lunch was served by the Friend ship unit Brampton WI The annual meeting of the Brampton West Womens Institute was held at the home of Mae Dix on Mae Dixon the president opened the meeting with a reading about spring the Opening Ode and The Mary Stewart Collect The minutes of the annual meeting were read by the secretary Mary Carbutt and ap proved Reports were presented by presi dent Mae Dixon treasurer Wilma auditor Florence Hut- ton public relations Terry History Wllma Ar chdekin current events and Peel Memorial Hospital Auxiliary prepared by Isabel Sun- shin by Marion McClure Peel Manor by Jean Williamson Dorothy Ostrander installed the of ficers for 199091 Before turning the chair over to Lois Fraser the incoming presi dent Mae Dixon thanked everyone for the support she received over the past two Plans were ccompleted for the Spring Euchre to be held at Public School April at 30 pm Everyone is welcome The singing of Happy Birthday and a delicious birthday cake was an enjoyable ending to a pot luck lunch as the members helped Esther celebrate her birthday The May meeting will be held May at the home of Charlotte Clure at 730 Fashions For The Young At Heart MAIN ST GEORGETOWN Across From Church 8732851 SPECIAL EVERY THURSDAY HOT ROAST BEEF PLATE INCLUDES FRENCH VEGETABLES DELICIOUS AW Reg MARTYS TOO RESTAURANT Georgetown Market Place Annual meeting will focus on illiteracy May 22nd The annual meeting of Norval WI was held at the home of Ann Wilson April at 8 pm with members attending President Norina Van welcomed everyone and opened the meeting with a reading about Friends from Each Time We Meet An invitation from Nelson branch to a dessert euchre at Palermo United Church April at was read We are donating to Georgetown Fair Board again this year A let ter from PitchIn Ontario about their clean up week May was read One member stated she and her family were having to pick up plastic and paper from their farm before their cattle choked on it Their farm borders on one more construction project Reports were given on various activities and workshops our members have participated in Guelph area I is sponsoring a development Arkell United Church April entitled Facts Figures and Forms WI is holding a garage sale Sat April at Tex aco A report was given of a Halton District Board meeting Our Mae Brander will be Federation of Agriculture Representative for Halton District WI The district macrame workshop was a huge success The Federated Womens In stitute of Ontario is starting training schools The pilot project will be landscaping and bread- making Orientation day for WI members who can work at the agricultural museum this year is May 18 in Milton Glenda Benton has requested a brief be prepared objecting to the GST on paper magazines and books Special days at the Lee Home are June and a Vic torian Tea Aug 25 and Harvest Days Oct 3 and Theme Milk stools and butter churns Institute members are invited to a 4H presentation Best Foot Forward April pm in the Optimist Centre Milton A list of social services in each community is requested by Eric Eric also wants a com mittee in the district to deal with agriculture in the classroom Formr4H members will be sad to hear Nancy Schmltt has retired AC WW Day is Sunday April at Barrio Hill United Church It will take the form of a family afternoon The guest speaker will be Mr George Atkins speaking on the develop ing countries District annual meeting is to be held May in Hillcrest Church The theme will be Illiteracy W I will have a booth at the Royal Winter Fair The theme will be Trees and the Environ ment MAID SERVICE WHOS BEST LOW CARPET 1 PRICES Tarn 8736002 Guelph Street Unit Georgetown In the Knolcrest Centre Oat Ban 45 Per Week I minis iiuliiHldiMpjvirMm lisK iimn id in tour million lose without or know our works You in Kim inl II it nil how tokttp it ott iiukt loiiunitintit to si runts ill Hut Halton Hills Diet Center Mill Street Georgetown 8772900 Center The Guelph Area Convention will be held at Oct 25 and 26 This year we are to try to Broaden Our Horizons at this convention Date of District Fall Board meeting is Oct 1 at pm Retiring President Norine Van thanked the speaker and continued by thanking the members for the neverending support she had received in the past four years and stated she had enjoyed every minute of her term their president The ladies presented her with a beautiful piece of Original Norine expressed her sincere appreciation and ask ed for the nominations report to be read A strong executive was installed with committee con venors to help Mae gave each member a copy of The House That Grew a story about the growth of Peel Memorial Hospital These lovely books were very much appreciated Next meeting is the Market Basket at the home of Aileen Nix on THATS WHO THEAWARD WINNER DP- TV SHOW COAST TO COAST For FREE Estimates call 87321 65 Campbell gg House Gallery 115 MAIN ST S GEORGETOWN Above McCarthys Tea Room 8730674 OPTIMIST CLUB OF GEORGETOWN TRIP OF THE MONTH CLUB Tickets an now on tale tor the next series Trip of The Month draws The finl draw win be made April 10 and on the second Tuesday ot each month until the last draw on March 12 1991 All travel acuities are arranged througl TWG Travel Inc Main St S Georgetown Ontario Tickets Now On Sale ONLY 260 TICKETS TO BE SOLD The chances ol winning are much higher than most Winning tickets are retur ned to the drum and could win several limes The first prize in all draws tola of wil be a Travel Voucher for 1500 or at the winners option 1000 In cash 2fld PRIZE GRANT PRI7P The Grand Prize to be drawn in June 1990 is a Travel Voucher ending money at the winners option 2000 In cash The ticket price is unchanged at 120 for all monthly draws if yeu prefer by instalments of 10 each ft you pay by instalments please supply postdated cheques of each April 1st 1990 then one on the first day of each month with a final dated March 1st 1991 All 12 cheques must be provided prior to the first draw on April 10th All tickets pan in fun by April 1990 will be eligible for a special draw on thai day of one of in cash TELEPHONE 8776457 FOB MORE INFORMATION ON TICKETS