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KEEPING STEAM ALIVE A LARGE number of the team and antique machinery admired by visitors to Hilton Steam Era Show on the noluuy weekend had Georgetown and area owners Here John Bailey of explains the TI1IS IMPRESSIVE steam by Wilfrid Leslie an RR4 Georgetown farmer and member of Eaqueslng Township council LEGION NOTES Someone Gets Car Tomorrow Night THIS Sawyer Massey thousands at the tractor Is typical of the an Steam Era Show in the tlque farm equipment in Milton fairgrounds on the holiday weekend Almost all of the old steam machinery was in working condition ASHGROVE NEWS A community shower was held in the basement of Church for Janice Cone a September bridetobe After a short musical program which described the brides school days and growing up days acted out by Karen Dale and Beverly Wicks or Susan Alexander and Carolyn Bird Janice was asked to occupy the special chair on the prettily decorated platform With her wedding attendants she opened the many useful and beautiful gifts for which she thanked everyone Mrs Ford Wlckson Mrs J Bird Mrs Robert Chun Alexander and Mrs G Chester were also thanked for arranging the lovely evening The month of September Is special for some of our folks On Sept Mr and Mrs Harvey Nurse will celebrate their wedding anniversary on Sepl 17 Mr and Mrs J M their anniversary and on Sept Mr and Mrs Arthur their Sept for Mr and Mrs James Carney Sept for Mr and Mrs John Sept 15 for Mr and Mrs Fred Nurse and Sep tember 17 for Mr and Mrs Ralph Cunningham To them say hope you have many by WRIGHT SMITH To catch up on the period the steak winners for Aug 24 were Barney Wilcox George Hall Bobby Williams Bill Ritchie 2 Bob Anderson Jim Gilchrist Edna Ferguson Ken Pearson Tom James Aug Barney Wilcox Maude Monica Smith Woody Hamilton Charlie Harold Badham Ann Hlmmer Keith Tost Bob Bums and Dave Bell Saturday Bingo Winners were Mary Mary Cooper Edna Doris Raymond Helen Cloutler Full House the entertainment was provided by Fred BooUe Well on Friday the lucky man or woman will be driving around town In a brand new car which will have cost him at the moat So if you have a ticket be there It Is hoped to have the new sound system Installed by then The last names drawn out of this season drum were Chappel Gerry Clayton Bob Waites Chuck Crawford Dick Packer and M Robinson The annual branch corn roast will be held at Bill Hunters Saturday Bring your own chairs and be there for m The Initiation membership night will be held Sept when the presentation of long service awards and medals will be made If anyone Is eligible please contact Jake Timpson at the earliest opportunity Harry Bottoms wants all members of the branch Initiation team to attend a practice in the Legion auditorium Sunday Candidates Corn Roast Some 300 guests of Georgetown councillor W F BUI Hunter candidate for mayor In the new regional government of North Hal ton attended a com roast at the Hunter Farm Park Terra Cotta on Sunday Aug 26 Cler Comment Can Contact Centre Handle Emergency The local is planning to start a phone service in the fall for people to call In for help with their problems be they big or small One of the questions asked by a number of people Interested In the service Is will it be able to cope with people In extreme situations who are contemplating taking their own lives It Is no idle question for similar phone centres in other communities are confronted with those very Droblems We don like to talk about suicide understandably But to avoid the question when we are faced with it can be dangerous Doctors have some times suggested that people be kept in hospital for their own safety only to have relatives refuse on the grounds that It t happen in their family Unfortunately events sometimes prove the relatives wrong Even Individuals who may be thinking about taking their Uvea are reluctant to seek help to be open about those thoughts with someone in their family or a doctor or a clergyman Distress centres have found that women are more likely to call than men That may be partly a reflection of the fact that mora women than men attempt suicide but just as many men go through with it By keeping their feelings to themselves the men denied themselves avenues of helo It used to be possible to show that suicide rates were higher in towns than In the country higher for the old than the young higher for men than women for pro tea tan than for catholics But more and more young people are making the attempt And clergymen who have served in the area have had the press on that if anything the rates are higher in the small com muni ties we have here than In the cities Extreme loneliness seems to be one of the factors that drives people on but you can be just as lonely in a small town or even in a family as in a city People s motives are very complex and there are few easy solutions to their problems Those who are deeply depressed may need professional help But a prominent psychologist who has studied suicide suggests that many people who have attempted It were simply unhappy and In our society we are unused or unable to deal with emotional Tranquil Lien may help us to dull the symptoms but they won t help us to face the problem With the book of we have to learn that there is a time to weep and to mourn as ell as to Laugh and dance The gospel itself has no simple answers though it does affirm a hope and a value to life that many have lost The first step however Is to stop treating suicide as a taboo and If such feelings plague us to seek help GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY SEPT Pag St Sorry For Error The Herald is sorry to report an error in the wedding write up of Catherine Jean Wilson and Paul Robinson It should have read Anna Zanevra of Milton was maid of honor and Susan McCaig Huntington Quebec and Beth of all friends of the bride and Janet Robinson sister of the groom were bridesmaids Georgetown Pentecostal Church REV JACK MCCALLUM Sunday at 10 a Sunday a Sunday School Mr Wilson Clarke Tuesday Prayer and Ministry COMES BRING THE FAMILY Presbyterian Church REV PETER BARROW B D KNOX CHURCH Corner of Main and Church Georgetown MORNING SERVICE llam CHURCH SCHOOL am NURSERY CARE MORNING SERVICE MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH a child In the way he should SERVICE TIMES andtilDpm A Warm Welcome Awaits You ST JOHNS UNITED CHURCH OF GEORGETOWN and GLEN WILLIAMS Minister Rev Harold T Martin A Horn CONGREGATIONAL PICNIC Pot Luck Style In the Glen SUNDAY September y 1973 at nam Everyone wants to soy happy birthday to Mr Fred Wriggles worth and Mrs Cecil Wilson who celebrate the same day Sept So while the summer slips away September has Tor you your day of days so have some fun today and tomorrow too Mr and Mrs Ray Van Allen of St Petersburg were weekend visitors recently with and Mrs Clayton Wilson and Mrs Francis Thompson along with Mr and Mrs Larry Picket Lisa and Laurie of Acton enjoyed some holidays at Severn Bridge In Forest Glen resort along the Trent Canal Mrs John Edward H Schroeder DOCTOR CHIROPRACTIC EAST BRAMPTON Telephone HOUR SERVICE I Immanuel Lutheran Church Road at Carole St Rev Harold Pi tit Worship CHRISTIAN REF0RME0II CHURCH it Rev J a CHIC Dial St Georges Church ANGLICAN Guelph Street Rector The R Gallagher B A S T B TRINITY XII B a Holy Eucharist a Holy Eucharist 11 a Morning Prayer CHURCH SCHOOL REGISTRATION Mind Nursery i30am ana nam Mountain view Baptist Church Minister Rev W Mrs Townind nam Rally Day Wednesday prayer and Bible Study Conservative evangelical What you want when you buy a New car PRICE QUALITY WARRANTY A Car that starts in Bank Financing Service After the Sale Highest Trade In Allowance And Nice People to Deal With SEE US TODAY 1970 FORD TORINO GT VB automatic radio power brakes power steering motor like new Lie GEORGETOWN ALLIANCE CHURCH evangelical Minister Phillips Telephone 10 a Morning Service Centennial Public School 4th ANNUAL SUMMER FESTIVAL HALTON COUNTY MUSEUM SEPTEMBER 89 2 6 m MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT CRAFTS DEMONSTRATION SHOPPERS 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