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4H Girls Show Skills Model Own Creations The July meeting of the was held it the community centre Wednesday evening Mrs Jesse president welcomed members and the girls from the Homo- making clubs The meeting with poem by the pre ident Hie roll call mi us wens by etch giving a us tor salt vinegar and biking soda other than cooking After the read of the minutes the meeting was turned over to convener of home economics Mrs Leo Jam She also had an inspiring poem to start off the program Mrs Ada Kirk wood gave splendid motto On of best things to hive up your is a funny bone Group of the girls had set up an ind Kithy French commentator She pointed out the main points In hemming finishing seams and choosing fabrics for summer separates Girls from both homemaking clubs then put on a fashion show wearing the outfits that they hid made themselves at the spring club Heather wood Introduced the girls group and Beryl for Croup Mrs then Introduced the gueit speaker Mrs Bannister Home for Peel and She spoke about the upcom Ing riming schools for fall For the seniors il be Ac cessories for the Home but it would not be till March Mrs Bannister announced Sheila of was the delegate chosen to re present the girls conference at the University of this summer She alio mentioned there would be girl chosen to represent the group at the CNE the last week of August This being picnic time the borne ec onomist that milk eggs taeat wild dressings and gravy should not be left out of the refrigerator longer than hours before being other wise in hot neither there a danger of food poisoning Mrs thanked Mrs Bannister for coming to her talk Mrs McLean present her with a small gift Sec retary then read letter of in terest to all It wis from a cor respondent In South Africa who is a member of the try Women of the World The program ended with all part lei in a couple of games The committee in charge ser ved a lovely lunch When re freshments were over members returned upstairs for tho bus part of the meeting There wore several mothers present at the meeting also other including a frioiicl of Mrs Bannisters who is home omlst for the Ottawa district There will be no meeting In August A large crowd gathered at the community centre on Sun day for the Sinclair reunion Mr and Mrs C Forrester Barker of Kent land are enjoying a holiday with their daughter and son in Mr and Mrs Pinker ton spent a few last week visiting at her parents near Ottawa Her mother Mrs is confined to hospital at present Her many friends here hope her stay will be a short one Mrs Gene Brett and of West Seneca New York have been spending a few Mrs Kathleen Cleave Was Teacher School Board Member A teacher at Georgetown high school before her marriage and a member of the public school board for twenty years Mrs Percy Cleave died at her home Edith Street on July Mrs Cleive who wis the for mer Kathleen Davidson was bom at Newcastle daughter of Hugh and Annie David son She attended school there and at where her fa mil moved in and after graduitlon from the University of Toronto taught at school for a year and then for five in Georgetown after coming to Georgetown in Mrs Elwood invited friends to her home i Tuesday of last week to the many wedding presents and shower gifts presented to the recent bride and groom Dlanne Allan Lamb Mrs Ed was present and poured tea and two young ladies Sheila and Nancy Swindle hurst along with Nancy and Para Snow served dainty sand and cookies Smith She leaves her husband whom she married in a daughter Mrs Trevor Williams Parkview who li a i of the high school teaching staff and four grandchildren Katherfnc Hugh Jane and was predeceased by hers Hugh Douglas and Char les and a sister Jessie Norman Young of Knox Presbyterian Church conducted funeral service at the old McClure Funeral Home with interment following In Greenwood Cemelery Pallbear ere Earl John Glynn Ken McMillan Burt Marry Savings and Fred Tucker Scout News last Scooters Council meeting for the ear wis held t the Georgetown prop erty at tha line which took the form of a camp fire Approximately twenty leaders attended from the district The outdoor meeting wis opened by the local District Co mm is Norm Herbert and then taken over by Gord Douglas who ran the small programme and ling song Bowman Georgetown District Council treasurer and wife were pedal guesti The evening was topped off with buckets of Kentucky Fried Chicken and coffee This winds up the District Sc outers for year Activities resume in September The First Scout wound up their year with a week end camp held at Credit- vale on June ISth and The boys enjoyed boating fish and woodlure Scout Lead Ernest will not with the boys next year and we all know his leadership will be A good camp enjoyed by OS Scouts 3 Venturers and Leaders it the at Blue Springs for the Annual ScoU Camporee June McCann Acton Scout lea der was in charge of the cam pores with assistance from Murray Harrison George town Scouts walked away with top honours for the weekend with points out of a pos Bible paints Individual competitions won were Water on a Pole 1st Fire ft off Ground George town Treasure Hunt Pioneering Project Georgetown Bull Race 1st Bait Rice Georgetown ture Competition 3rd George town A prize of one Silver Dollar went to David Wurman Georgetown for the best design fur this years Crest The A Pennant for points or better went 1st Lime house Glen Williams Georgetown George town and Georgetown Troops attending the Camparr re 1st n Wil liams Acton 3rd and Georgetown Ever wonder how much fun can be hie wishing a car you were t the Sunoco Station Saturday June when the A and Pick Cubs and Scouts of Georgetown held their 2nd annuil car wish you had ample opportunity to ob serve them in action Each group worked for three hours and a good turnout of fa then Um success One father to comment although they worked hard they probably had more fun than the boys There was much banter and Joviality among the men and the tenners The can moved along or assembly line basis wire first hosed down after the boys attacked with cloths and sponges cars were then wiped dry and polished for a real professional look Almost cars moved along at a steady stream to keep hopping Many of the customers found it convenient to leave their cars to be washed and parked for them while did their shop ping The proceeds of this vour will go towards the pur hue of camping equipment Training Courses Occupy Air Cadets Summer Time Brian Seeler Burns FltSgt Little Cpl Henderson have left for summer courses for which they had qualified earlier this year Warrant officer Burns are attending the flying scholarship course at Wagner Air station Kingston Upon completion of the course in August will receive their private pilots license qualifying them to fly light air craft They will also be fled to wear the coveted Air Cadets Pilots Wings Fit Sgt ft S Little Is tending the Senior leaders course at Canadian forces Base Bortkn This is a six week course for Air 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