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GeorgetownActon Wednesday Juiy2T 1982 CODNTRY CLEANING 8770387 MONOAr TO FRIDAY HA1T0N HILLS SHOPPING CENTRE 8771111 OPEN HOURS 7 DAYS A WEEK District Annual Mrs E Norton new WI president Gentleman Your ConyletB Propane Ce CANADA DA Y SPECIALS 299 OTHER MODEL THE PURCHASE OF ANY BARBECUE RECEIVE A VOUCHER FOR X OFF A SIDE OF BEEF FROM MEATS ACTON Convert to Propane CONVERT YOUR VEHICLE TO PROPANE AND SAVE FUEL REBATES AVAILABLE HOURS Monday Friday Saturday Located 3 Miles West of Acton Highway No 8533130 Mrs li man Scholarship at the list District Barbara Annual Meeting of the Bursary Norma Women Inst May IS In Kill A new regulation crest United Church regarding bursary was A welcome was est discussed and clarified ended by Mrs of to be to boys or girls and Mrs graduating this year Treviranus of with GO per cent conducted an In average also must have particularly completed six dubs mentioning the late Mrs or six Wilson dubs be residents of Mrs Alexander a club mem ratified the 13 branches in or their each district director mother must an received mimeographed active Women conveners reports Inst tute member A brief from Arkell Wl Mrs was presented by Mrs played new badges and Norton regarding pins which are avail improvements in court able and also suggested systems trial delays the Oct District Day etc to be discussed at may be a Pork Prod- branch level and ucers cooking school decisions to be forward Mrs D Lindsay gave in September an account of the PRO Standing committee officers conference convener reports were Mrs Jamleson moderated by PRO Mrs presented the 1982B3 of Agriculture Rep Mrs Campbell Mrs Lindsay out going president expres sed thanks for support and encouragement during her term of office and offered best wishes to new president Mrs Dinner v as enjoyed by 108 including officers from Peel and Welling Block iced mood The Theme for chocolate cup cakes Convention will be Hornby Dublin Living in Today Later in the evening a World Used postage gift In appreciation was stamps are being to Mrs by Mrs Mrs Alexander Provincial Board mem Campbell of lonn Station Bur sary Fee is this year Earl Burt entertained th several country and western musical se Roll CallAn item of interest on Manitoba proved interesting and educational For the Con- un vent on in B June Judge Mn Marine 1983 each branch is ask announced lo send a gift or craft cherry to value per pie Scotch member to Mrs C Art gallery exhibits work of 46 artists J Wheel and adopt Mrs Shortiil con ducted a lively Singsong accompanied by Mrs Benton pianist for the day Home Economist Mrs Nancy Schmidt reported on a departmental change of name to Rural Organisations and Serv Ices Also short courses this year fund raising with bazaars a revised quilting course if enough interest shown perhaps bread malting She also stressed prod ucer consumer relations convenience foods Magic Pantry no name products and a future possibility of shopping at a one stop super store Scholarship and bursary winners were announced by Mrs J Chap- For the first time the gallery In the Hills Cultural Centre will feature works by 46 different artists The show arranged by John Sommer of House Sol will display work by artists who have exhibited in Georgetown in the last years Famous names such as Ken Dauby Josef Drenters Barker Falrley Jack Chambers Kack Nichols Harold Town Katja nominating committee report with the following officers being installed by Mrs Nancy Schmidt Past resident Mrs Lindsay President Mrs Norton 1st Vice Mrs Lasby 2nd Vice Mrs Treviranus Mrs R Alexander Alternate Mrs D Lindsay PRO Mrs J Wheelman Ass Mrs 11 Moulden Standing committee n 1 culture and Canadian Industries Mrs J Shorthill Citizenship and World Affairs Mrs Keith Cairns Education and J vlz Principals Jacobs John Snow and Leonard Hutchinson are featured as welt as works by other artists whose fame has not yet been established Entitled Tell Me What It Is by John Sommer the show attempts to show a variety of techniques A description of the techniques will accompany the art The show has been dedicated to the memory of artist and former librarian Mar Nazer Appoint vice principals by Roy Sanger Raphael Burlington Trustee Michael Additional enrolment and at Holy Boyle said the four at four of the Family Oakvllle were finally chosen had just Roman Catholic chosen from eight a little bit more of what separate schools applicants for the new we thought was created a need for four positions required Cultural Affairs Mrs Resolutions Mrs Vansickle Safety Mrs A Agricultural Advisory Mrs J McNabb Alternate Mrs Lindsay Federation positions were filled by the board at a recent meeting Irene Chalupka at St Mark Burlington Diane at St Gabriel Burlington Ello at St Trustees involved in The four schools will the interviewing and exceed the 450 pupil recommendations said mark by September their task was made necessitating the difficult by the calibre administrative of applicants position COOP Town Country 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Hours Monday Saturdays Saturday NATURALIZERV xUomdm Parker We Just spent some time wandering Ontarios back roads It was a worthwhile acquainting The Pic too area is pastoral with unexpected surprises There a mountain with a lake on top and it is a strange sensation to gaze out across a lake and then turn and look down a mountain There is an area of endless sand dunes where each step shifts and snakes a person out of the false security regimented time You cannot walk long or far on sand and hold to the notion of reliable minutes Time fades The eyes come back from at the water and take up a visual conversation with the sand There are no sharp edges Curves are soothing A ferry must be crossed to go toward Kingston on the old highway A bridge would be quicker But there la something satisfying about the enforced delay It a good waiting with this old catching up on news and the rest of us welcome eaves droppers Included In the conversation at the slightest show of interest People are so friendly with a bit of encouragement The old highway follows the lake Stirred by the historical plaques and our frustration at our Ignorance of Canadian history we should know who was we can dimly see the wagons and horses ribboning through the country An abandoned farm house along that high way of memories captures our interest and we risk ruts to drive in So overgrown as to be nearly is the house yet we come near a mated at the marvellous power ol things wild to cclalm their own Vines have crept across the verandah and we arc not sure If It Is these or the rotting posts that still support the roof A peek into windows still accessible Atone our hearts nearly stop It is a tiny bedroom filled almost by a bed a white Iron bed with mattress still on it A black straw hat the clutch of flowers on its brim unbowed if slightly faded is on the bed as if casually tossed there by someone who has just stepped out of the room for a moment and will soon return Three or four books strewn across the bed further the illusion We hold our breath and creep away There is a rose bush gone to briar in the yard and we do battle with thorns to pick a bouquet to fill the car with beauty and fragrance Some person must have planted the bush years ago Its a pleasant notion this sharing across time I like to think some things 1 do for my pleasure today will cross the years and give some other kindred spirit an unexpected lining of the heart We head north and the highway soon begins to cut through rock and we can see Canada ribs exposed In Algonquin Park we walk around a lake The trail is clear enough for silent guiding wild enough so that we feel the onlooker as we encounter as we encounter huge chubby tadpoles a startling green dragonfly and the spoor of something large enough to be a big dog but likely not at all a dog and the contemplation causes us to send swift glances Into the undergrowth at the sides of the trail At Dorset we discover a summer com mi ity one of many unique satisfying the epitome of the screen doors slamming on a hot summer evening Dorset has a general store voted the best in Canada a restaurant that used to be the local hotel which possess Just the bit of elegance a cottager or camper appreciates on holiday Theresa bridge with oneway traffic An eating place where the food and the concern over your enjoyment of the food is of unexpected excellence A community hall that shows two movies once a week the seven clock show for the children the nine clock for their parents Nightly bingo takes place in the legion hall A street dance is on annual event Twice a day a plane lands on the lake zooming in at an impossible angle It ex changes passengers and supplies It is small enough so that when I stand near I am not filled with awe that such a huge thing can fly but instead my shoulder blades tingle where my wings should be and I feel the yearning that drove man to construct such a machine The Royal Bank would like to say Can do to all your banking needslry our 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