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Page in HIE HERALD Wrdneiday Novembers J Shimmying their way to slimness WHAT A WAY TO FIRM UP A BODY Belly dancing has proven to be one of the most popular courses with area women Half the fun of the course Is making your own costume and finding the music that moves Tally ho IN The tonCo ledon Hunt Club staged a hunt last Saturday with the beginning of the hunt at Fox Briar Farm the home of the In Over hunters turned out for the event Women belly dancing In Georgetown Thursday were not without talent said Donna Leistner who conducted that parte the Fitness Workshop They were very quick to pick it up said Mrs Leistner of Don Mills She trained Instructors to teach belly dancing as well as demon the art during the workshop Thursday Nov The same day Mohawk College Recreation and Leadership program students tested and found participants to be of above average physical fitness Stephanie Lister a second year student of the college in Hamilton said most of the women were involved in tivities In the and were probably more fit because of The students tested blood pressure skin fold calibration fatness muscle flexibility vital how much air lungs can hold and measured your body Donna LelstnerofToronto teaches the course to interested women She gave on interesting demonstration at last weeks Fitness Workshop at the Story on page We ride because we love the sport and we love horses Hunting Is not competitive sport which Is the beauty of it all explained Major Charles Kindersly at the recent fox hunt of the Hunt Club The hunt began at Fox Briar Farm the Pabst family of early Saturday morning with over riders turning out for the event The EglingtonCaledon Hunt Club Mages hunts every Wednesday and Saturday and approximately 60 percent of Saturday hunters were from the BalUnafad area Major Kindersly A resident of Caledon Is one of the three Masters of the unt and at the age of rides every day and never misses a hunt The hunts vary In duration however the majority last anywhere from four to six hours Major Kindersly who has hunted all my life at least as far back as 1 can remember has been a Master since I did a deal hunting in England In 1MB 1 built up my own hounds and once I got started 1 just let go Around this area wc are short of foxea so wc often hunt hare we never hunt deer as It was once suggested If the hounds get on a deer scent we stop them Hunting is my main hobby and we do it Just for the sport of It not for the catch con Major are speaking the riders car actually tell the scent of a fox The scent is similar to skunk however not as potent heart functions with an bicycle Other activities of the day Included rythmics instructed by Beryl yoga in by Mary Simpson and fitness instruction with Juta Lindbcrg Chickpea toasted soya a cauliflower salad sesame seeds rye wholewheat and pum pernlckel bread were served to the participants Apple elder donated by farmer Tom Chudleigh and orange Juice donated by Georgetown grocery stores were served with the lunch The unusual food was well liked said Marilyn Delrex who presented the food on the theme of Nutrition Week The juice was intended to help the participants cut down coffee consumption however they drank cups Some just can seem to get going if they haven t had their 10 a m coffee said Mrs Mitton About women turned out to the fitness workshop JUST FLEW UP Debbie Sunnlck Lynn Cox B rendu Turcotte Loralee Jefferson Mcrra Sharpe with silting Lindsay Burns and Barbara Morrison joined ther officers Sheila Pot Bartkowiak and Grant after their flyup ceremonies last week Hannah earns Scouting honour By Mrs A Benton Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Richard Clews nee Carole who were marriedbyRev Peter Barrow on Nov 1 Mrs Ross Alexander of Milton visited cousins the Jack for a week recently Rev Barrow conducted the Remembrance on Sunday Mrs Spltter was hostess for the meeting on Nov with attending Pros Mrs Booth opened with November is here and the Ode and Collect followed kettle although up to its neck in hot water it still sings by applying it to henelf Roll call Name owners ot jour property with dates was well answered showing some research District Director Mrs Brown reported highlights from the fall meeting Next years District annual will be held at the St David church in Campbetlvllle on May 18 Mrs Norrls is offering a for the best 18 square pieced block made up as a cushion Coming events mentioned included a sale at the hall Nov 22 10 School in Milton Mrs Anderson and Mrs Booth delegates to the area convention gave reports on Mrs Maluskes speech and her notes to remember Mrs A Benton curator and convenor of the program read her essay our Heritage telling the history Involving schools churches the I limekilns railways school fairs etc Mrs Roughlcy extended courtesies and Mrs and Mrs Frank Brown served a very nice lunch Mr and Mrs Frank Hale and family of BC have been visiting Mrs Ralph Turner for the past week Dave Hannah one of the assistant Cub leaders In Llmehouse has just received the Queens Venturer Award the first boy in District to do so To achieve this award he corned all Activity Awards took an approved course of leadership training earned St John Ambulance standard certificate the Bronze Medallion in swimming completed at least hours of public service worked with a Cub pack and served on the executive of Venturer Com Dave Is now a member of the newly formed Georgetown Hover Crew which covers Scouting for ages 17 We achievement and wish him continued success in Scouting Cubmaster Elaine Hannah took 7 Cubs to sec the Halton Regional Police presentation of Showbiz on Parade It was great fun the juggling the Russian Wolfhounds and the Pomeranians especially the one riding the bicycle and the magic the Cubs favourite was sawing the lady In half of course The boys were treated to a drink before they went Three more Cubs were in vested last Wednesday Tim Clive Mulllits and Stephen Duck The Cubs also had a Halloween party he week before which they enjoyed The costumes were ex good The parents sent food down for the boys and Mrs Sharpies sent pumpkins which the boys carved out and each had a draw to see who took the finished products WI tours Gage congratulate Dave this By Smith The I met for their November meeting at the home of Mrs The meeting started a little earlier than usual as later In the afternoon a tour had been arranged The president called the meeting to order at about 1 Ten members and two visitors answered the roll call of give on old time weather sign It proved to be Suite interesting as each had a one most of them handed down from generations back Mrs Tom Given as convenor of Agriculture and Canadian industry arranged tour through Gage Stationary in Georgetown They were met by Mr McDonald who told them In detail about the Industry and bad samples of envelopes and school supplies to show the visitors The tour lasted about one hour Mr Given on behalf of the Institute thanked Mr Mc Donald for giving the group such an Interesting insight into the putting together of dlf types and sizes of stationery On leaving each lady was given a gift of fancy paper with envelopes to match The meeting continued after returning to Mrs Jamieson The mo was given by Mrs and current events was given by Mrs Smith Two minute reports were given by convenors Mrs Smith Mrs Jesse McEnery assisted by Mrs Jamison with the serving of a cup of tea The dance at the community centre on Saturday night was a real success It was arranged by a few couples Interested In the old time music Tickets were sold In advance and Orchestra Mrs Young of Guelph spent Friday with cousin Grace Jesse McEnery Mr and Mra Norman warm and Kevin of St Catherine a and Mr and Mrs Clayton Root of Waterloo were visitors at Frank Smiths on Sunday A tragic accident happened on Sunday afternoon on the corner of the Ninth Line and Town Line A car containing three young people travelling east did not slop at the sign and struck a car containing a couple Both cars were wrecked Two am were at the scene It is not known any of the occupants of the cars were at that time or how serious their injuries were The Hunt Club had ihelr second outing for fall on Saturday The hounds and beautiful horses with their red LEASING A CAR OR TRUCK MODEL Chevrolet AND MURRAY I GIVE US A TRY coated riders made a sight as they started off from the Pabst home Halton Hills Catering RUMMAGE BOOK AND BAKE SALE by RED CROSS YOUTH at Holy Cross Church Auditorium Maple Avenue East on Saturday November COME AND BROWSE Eric Wallace also from Caledon is the second Master X for the club with Col Georee P the cooperation of J e Field Master Professional hunts at Fox Briar could not be huntsman Is Brian Walter and out his wife Jane Is one of the I don wc can thank professional whipper or Itheir help and cooperation The farms or Sanderson Martin Market Place OPTICAL Bert is an whipper Sinclair Hampshire Woods Inner and within the next and Smith have all been so year hopes to turn good to us stated Mrs Lynda professional Mrs Charles Wright Is other With the riders In the professional who rounds up the flaming red Jackets proudly or more hounds used in the astride heir gallant hunt and with the sound of Patty explained one of the Tallyho the En most unusual aspects of the Caledon Hunt club is off and hunt la that when Ihe hounds running ALL DOCTORS PRESCRIPTIONS For eye glasses filled with utmost care EYE EXAMINATIONS Arranged OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK To Serve You Better call 8773562 Georgetown Market Centre Edward H Schroeder DC Wayne F Singleton DC DRS OF CHIROPRACTIC QUEEN ST EAST BRAMPTON Telephone 4590685 Alter Hours 1700 HOUR SERVICE CLINIC PARKING Snowmobiles can be great fun This is what Ontario is doing to help make sure theyre safe fun We now have new laws for motorized snow vehicles usually known as snowmobiles All snowmobiles must be registered with Ontario s Ministry of Transportation and Communications It previously registered they must be re registered Registration is tree Also people who operate snowmobiles off their own prooerty must now have a permit to do so The fee for the annual permit is 10 The only exceptions are in certain designated areas of remote north western Ontario Actually complying with the new is easy You can re rpgistera previously registered snowmobileand obtain your annual permit at any Ministry of Transportation and Communications license issuing office in Ontario where you get your automobile license If you buy a new snowmobile the dealer must register it on your behalf within six days of the sale The number of your Registration Cer muatbe attached to or painted on both sldesw yoursnowmobile hood in numbers to 3 high and must contrast with your snowmobile s colour to be easily seen Your permit will be affixed to your Registration Certificate and you will be given two adhesive stickers to affix to your snowmobile s hood according to directions That sail there is to it Do not drive your snowmobile anywhere except on your own property unless it has been registered and you have a permit Make certain that you know and observe all operating rules and safety regulations for snowmobiles and be sure to check local by laws in the municipality where you use For more information contact Public and Safety Information Branch Ministry of Transportation and Communications WilsonAvenue Downsview Ontario M3M Ministry of Transportation and Communications James Snow Minister Province of Ontario William Davis Premier