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ajAPJH the HERALD Wednesday July Community News Japanese students visitors more to come Students from Japan were treated to a welcome barbecue Friday evening to mark the beginning of a three week cultural exchange program currently underway In Georgetown University students from Japan will be staying with a host family in Georgetown and attending classes at Georgetown District High School in order to gain a better understanding of Canada and Its customs Front row to right Aokl Iwahashi Yoko Shibama Yumi Sato Stapleton and Yamaki Second row left to right Chris Perkins Alisson Gee Judith Gooding Sara Robertson and Takeshi Sakai Back row left to right Derek Todd Jasmine Todd Esther Copland Ron Nelson Susan Grant Tamura Marty Hughes Barbara Hernerand EITIHara Herald photo Cultural Homestay Institute CHI will be bringing a second group of Japanese University students to Georgetown from August 22 to September 13 students will be involved in English classes which Cynthia Allan will be teaching during the mornings During the afternoon they will be touring such places as the Science Centre and Niagara Falls Some host families are still needed for this second group of Japanese University students In the evenings and on weekends host families are asked to treat the student as a member of their family and include them in ac tivities Why not try something fun and new with your family Par ticipate in CHI s second group of Japanese students coming to Georgetown Contact Cynthia Allan at 877 FREE DAY PASS Drop by and rrtttu dour dub A ui Dlf Fait tt Of KM liral 1 Pan WORK THAT 8770771 Norval family hosts Peel Holstein meet By KAY WILSON The Peel Holstein Twilight Meeting was held at the farm of Gord and Rosie Terry and Barb and Wayne and Debbie Laidlaw and families all of R R 2 on Tuesday evening July 16 at 7 Approximately people at tended and about of these were children The adults toured the stables while the children en joyed the playground Terry and Wayne welcomed the local farm families and neighbours and those visiting from other counties They also explained their breeding program and discussed the class of threeyearolds which everyone later judged The class was officially judged by Jeff Nurse of Halton County Many members of the Peel Holstein Club participated in the organizing of the evening Lunch consisted of hamburgers hot dogs doughnuts chocolate milk pop and coffee as well as prizes donated by Peel Farm Entertainment was provided by Bob Vetro and his wife Mary Lou Laidlaw and Bobs brothers Vince Joe and Mario and was thoroughly enjoyed by all Many thanks to all who made the night a special time Get well Get well wishes to Lou Rill who is ing at home following a recent three car accident at the corner of Sideroad and the Tenth Line These country roads are dangerous now with increased traffic on the Ninth Line tamview South at Georgetown as it is a through road now with stop signs on Sideroad 5 just at this one in tersection However all other corners are the reverse and it confuses motorists Lou s truck was a write off and Lou has been having severe headaches and neck pro blems ever since Recent visitors Recent visitors of Bud and Joan Carter were cousins Lonnie and Jean of Albuquerque New Mexico While here they attended the Browne reunion at the Ontario Agricultural Museum at Milton Also Jean and Joan attended the 50th Anniversary reunion of the Canadian Women Army Corp in Ottawa There were over 600 former Army girls there one of sveral reunions to be held this year to celebrate the formation of the Corps in 1941 Jean and Joan were both attached to Defence Research in Ottawa during the Second World War Sincere sympathy Sincere sympathy is extended to Mary and Jack Crawford of RR2 on the passing of Mary mother Mrs Verna Somerville who passed away at Peel Memorial Hospital on July 18 in her 90th year Verna Somerville beloved wife of the late James Loving mother of Velma and her husband Ninton Vanstone Jean and her husband Ed Armstrong Mary and her husband Jack Crawford Muriel and her husband Graham Crawford Joyce and her husband Grant Redshaw and edby her son Stanley Dear sister in law of Nixon Predeceased by her sister Gladys Cunningham and brother Carman Nixon Friends were received at the Ward Funeral Home Brampton on Friday July p m and Funeral service in the chapel on Saturday July 20 at 10 am Interment in Brampton Cemetery MOMS NOT HOME She here viewing the of Brand Name Furnishings at Incredible prices Youll Be Thrilled Ontario Chesterfield Wholesalers Behind Auto Mall TIRE GARBAGE CAN WITH WHEELS 128 litreReg 2320 99 SAVE 21 GEORGETOWN LOCATION ONLY ST GEORGETOWN NEW FAMILY BUSINESS THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN THIS WEEKS SPECIALS PINEAPPLES CANTALOUPES ORANGES Small size RED PLUMS ONT CAULIFLOWER ONT FIELD TOMATOES ONT LETTUCE 149 59 Lb 00 or Bag of 81 69Lb 129Ea 99Lb or Lb Box 5 69 OPEN DAYS A WEEK SODam 9 pm GT Paradise Our Produce Is Always Fresh And Our Prices Are Always Low 30 MAIN ST S Georgetown 8738242 WANTED SERIOUS CAR BUYERS TO DO SERIOUS BUSINESS 1991 BUILDOUT SALE ALL INSTOCK MODELS AND REMAINING 91 ON ORDER SENTRA DLX AUTOFREE AIR or SI CASHBACK Tw Com Door STANZA NO CHARGE AUTO and or CASHBACK d PICKUP TRUCKS NO CHARGE CAP STEP BUMPER or CASHBACK no In 1 All MICRA SPD CASH or SPECIAL FINANCING PDI Saw Parson For Datallt hi Ik At Hun NORTH END NISSAN 610 MARTIN ST MILTON 8784137 SERVING MILTON AREA FOR OVER YEARS 00009990999999009009099999999999999