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Have you got that best seller THE HERALD Wednesday March it IMS Page IS Bellamy WUi from her friend That how It all started for Zoo Bellamy when decided that Georgetown needed a book store and opened one four years ago Until that time there was no filacer in town where you could Dok over the beat seller list buy family Bibles and order Grade 13 textbooks When Dullness began the last week In February 1971 in the Arm that In many cases that had ordered the right books according to Mrs Bellamy Now things are different She has moved Into downtown business section at Main St South and has many steady customers The world of books and libraries was nothing new to Mrs Bellamy Her husband John has served on the Georgetown Library Board and has been a very close friend of Marjorie wbo was librarian for many years Those are the town people who have helped me most she said Introduced Mrs Bellamy to many representatives with husband taking care of tbe business details Running a book store is not as easy as people think She can seldom alt down and read Most of tbe day Is spent tracking down books for customers That is one of the most gratifying things about this business added Mrs Bellamy Some of my customers have come in wanting a book they saw or heard about on television They sometimes dont know the full title author or publisher so I must dig up tbe correct book Usually with a little bit of work and a few phone calls can find the right book Mrs Bellamy stocks over one thousand books to cover a wide variety of Interests in both paperback and bard cover Nature books seem to be tbe beat sellers over the last few months according to the sales flgkres people seem to be more interested In bunting fishing hiking and observing nature Many of the books on the shelves of tbe shop are picture books featuring many out standing photographers and illustrators The beat selling book of all was Halton County Atlas of 1877 until It went out of print Local histories also sell well with many of Rev Richard books In the store according to Mrs Bellamy Many of the books that line the shelves of the bookshop ore there because of customers Interest In a particular subject Catalogues issued twice yearly from publishers make the selection of books much simpler added Mrs Bellamy Working with people and learning their interests helps in ordering for other people who are lust beginning various hobbles Mrs Bellamy was Just a housewife needing an outside Interest and now with her butband friends Marjorie and John and Sommer who do the window displays that catch peoples eye she has can make book an You Feminine in Bellydancetofitness By Cells The future of our Canadian society Is largely depended on the physical well being of Its Inhabitants Because moat people nowadays take better care of their than they do of their bodies fitness experts are dwelling on doing something about tbe appalling physical condition of most Canadians stresses fitness programs to get people active Involved and par ticipating Before launching their spring fitness programs the Georgetown branch of the Y ran a Fltneas Workshop for an entire day last Thursday to give participants a taste of what programs are offered Fifty local women turned out to try bands at a potpourri of exercise programs inching yoga rythmics modem gymnastics and belly dancing Jo determine which one suited their individual needs day began at clock with a kaltch and Bargains galore in Festival of Values ALLAN BIBBY admires the set of stainless steel flatware presented to him by BD1 of MUlieres Television The part of tbe Festival of Values sponsored by participating Georgetown merchants and the Herald The merchants displaying Festival of Value posters have Joined together to make this week of Halton Hills You can read of and listen to the big city soles attractions but none of them will compare with values to be found here in Halton Hills this week No single merchant could or would undertake such a tremendous soles event as the Hills merchants displaying Festival of Values posters are conducting Check tbe Festival of Values pages In todays edition of the ITEMS FOR ALL OCCASIONS These merchants ore not attempting to dispose of distress merchandise They ore offering you outlandish values on merchandise for the horde automobile and for personal use Study Items advertised on the Festival of Values page for all your family needs Shop the firms foe the items you want and need but heretofore thought you couldnt afford The values and quality of the merchandise described on tbe Festival of Values page should excite the Imagination of the most discriminating buyer Come and for yourself STRETCH YOUR FAMILY BUDGET While the merchant is sacrificing his profit you stretch your budget by shopping Hills this week Take advantage of these outstanding values If you dont have tbe ready cash to buy tbe items you wont use your charge account or their easy layaway plan discussion period At noon coffee was again served with the packed lunches the ladles brought from home Babysitters werent a problem Preschoolers came along and played In tbe nursery while mom did ber thing The most popular program by far was belly dancing demonstrated by Donna Leistoer of Don Mills Mrs said she switched to belly dancing about two years ago because It seemed la be such a fun way to exercise It enhances coordination and limbers up muscles Once you have mastered the basic steps she said you start adding costumes jewellery exotic music and before long you are being asked to perform for an audience If enough people ait in Mrs Leistner plans to run a Weekly class at the Georgetown Another of tbe more popular forms of exercise Is the Yoga program conducted by a local resident Mary Simpson Yoga stresses slow movement combined with relaxation and Is considered the key to health and vigor Then there ore more strenuous forms of fitness for the many who dont feel they are anything unless they really move so rythmics end modern ore offered to keep tbe sessions lively The rythmics course taught by Nan Is designed to condition the body Improve strength flexibility co Ordination relaxation and grace The rythmical exercises are done to music series of basic calisthenics and springs done in a feminine and graceful manner the emphasis being on natural movements such as runnlna and walking and bouncing hand balls In for the course If and shape up at the Rd and get your figure In shape before choosing your new spring wardrobe Pre registration dates for members slart today at a and continue tomorrow and Friday between one and five Registration for members starts Monday March 30 to After Monday registrations will be taken during regular office hours until all classes are ffllcd Land freeze The proposed freeiing of rural land in Halton Hills for permanent agricultural uses will be discussed at a meeting of the South Lan downers Association on Thursday March at pm Jim SELA chairman urge association members and other Interested farmers and landowners to attend the meeting at the Stewart town Community Hall We ore concerned by the much publicized proposal to freeze all land Into agricultural use says Mr Reld a dairy fanner on the Concession of Halton Hills We do not believe this protects farm land or the fanner like new clothes tie girls Theglris of tbe Georgetown Brownie Pack got a preview of latest spring fashions Wednesday night when their mothers organized a fund raising fashion show featuring clothes by of Georgetown Seven Georgetown models displayed tbe fashion trends of the season In a procession of skirts dresses pant suits lounge wear and evening gowns In latest pastel shades of pinks blues and greens The parade was led off with this years favorite shades of peach to be theme song Tangerine played on the organ Wearing a pale blue gown of her own design Smith gave a commentary of each outfit for the audience of more than women and girls This season the trend leans towards more feminity with soft flowing fabrics fitted waistlines and tho flip skirt that moves away from the body Bettlanne la featuring the kneelength dress as well as the long gown The are moving away from the blazer style jacket and featuring more of a shirt like Jacket with yokes and cuffs The Brownies were taken with the Ions gowns modelled by Ann Smith Angle DeBruyn Dewhurst Susan Mooney Eleanor Michelle Kerst and Dianneftls Flowers for the stage to at Georgetown District Memorial Hospital by Mrs Helen and Mrs Ada Matthews The parade of fashions ended with a presentation of flowers and a Girl Guide silver teaspoon to Bettlanne by Brownie Debbie Prior to the show the audience was entertained with a few songs by the Brownies evening waa topped off trips and activities Brown Owl cakes baked by the Brownies Mrs Sheila Pan and all the mothers The money raised will Brownies appreciate the help of go toward Brownie projects the mothers and of A INSTRUCTOR Roberta Toby one of the simpler of tbe slow ten weeks between April and June The series Includes beginners Intermediates and advanced classes ANOTHER LUCKY WINNER Bill Kynnersley receives lust Festival of Values prize from Ron Colbech of Georgetown Taxi LIONS CITIZEN OF THE YEAR AWARD DINNER DANCE Friday March 21st pm ST ANGLICAN HALL MUSIC BOH Tickets available from Lion Ron Johnston ST71MT Jews Tuck Shop Downtown Canadian Imperial Hank Plaza MARKET PLACE OPTICAL YOUR LOCAL OPTICIANS Open Days Per Week To Serve You Better 1 Monday thru Saturday 10 am to 6 pm Thursday Friday Evenings 7 pm to 9 pm MOST REPAIRS WHILE YOU WAIT WE ARE EXPANDING OUR STOCK OF NEW TOP QUALITY FRAMES AT REASONABLE PRICES 8773562 Located At 8777036 GEORGETOWN MARKET PLAZA Saturday March 22nd Georgetown Inc vlh Annual CRAZY BOAT RACE RtglttratlonlOa m and DANCE Racing at tHa CREDIT VALLEY CLUB 10 safety service THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OFDIRECTORSOF The Childrens Aid Society Of The Regional Municipality Of Halton cordially Invite you and your friends to attend the ANNUAL 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