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Page Wednesday November 1 1KJ EXPLAINING TO THE YOUNG Students of last Thursday aft moon Dave Hastings one George Kennedy School who are presently studying communications toured the Herald workings of the linotype machine used for printing HAROLD AT THE HERALD Myles students of George Kennedy School the one of the Herald typographical workings of Ho raid the type- technicians explained to Grade Three setting computer Private showing of primitive art Agnes Olive one of the most talented potters In the area held a private showing last Saturday in her home in Terra Cotta displaying her many pieces of art which she has created over the past year Although Agnes does not consider herself an expert or an extremely talented potter her work is certainly tradlctive to her beliefs The clay pieces on the tables on the shelves and on the walla displayed In a complimentary fashion related Agnes love and enthusiasm for her work Agnes has centered much of her work on a primitive style of pottery Using sticks stones fossils and creative Inserts as mushrooms and leaves often using Terra Cotta clay she has come up with a distinctive unique and earthy touch to her work The primitive types of pottery and wall hangings are of glazes and by controlling the amount of air in the kiln when firing the pieces are affected in colour At times the pieces will retain color of raw clay or they will take an entirely new tint such as black yelloworange hue where the flames have licked the pot Agnes Is the only patter in this area who is working outside firing her pieces in pits fed by fires of wood and cow dung it Is her home in Terra Cotta which sits peacefully atop a hill overlooking a truly wondrous scene which inspires Agnes I m trying to get back to nature I think that m turning very earthy la happening to me right now but 1 don think I ve ever enjoyed working with clay as much as I do now explained Agnes For the past few months Agnes primitive works have been her pet project however she does realize that many prefer glazed pieces and she too admits I like to work with glares as well because I love color However even In her glazed pottery Agnes bursts through and her unique distinctive style is evident During her rive years of experimenting with clay always trying different techniques and tools Agnes has learned to apply her own creativity In her work for there are no two pieces alike The only I have duplicated new project this year that of making wine glasses 1 have tried to make each wine glass look slightly different but also as a set Agnes tackles her pottery with much vigour excitement and seriousness It s not that I wish to come across as a snob for holding a open house I have viced people who have shown much Interest in my work I am trying very hard to keep my showing In a nice personal atmosphere I have this fear that If I advertise that the house will be filled and I could not devote my lime to my viewers I wish I want to be able to have the time to explain the various pieces and to be able to answer any and all of the questions asked ex plained Agnes As soon as It la finalized Agnes will be working on a project with students of the Georgetown and Milton high schools in the Artist In Residence program spon sored by the government council Good neighbours help needy families Time is fast approaching when we will be thinking of our and friends over the Christmas season along with all the festivities that entails What about those not so for tunate as to partake of all the goodies that we have learned to expect particularly a Christmas dinner with the table groaning under the weight of food There will be many families not experiencing this happy family dinner unless you help We are willing to help will you Join us Due to the mall strike which may or may not be over by the time you read this we are asking you to help in any way that you can on behalf of our Georgetown and District Good Neighbour Service Last year we had BO families which we were able to assist with rood toys money and clothes All these Items are important especially the money Much of the food is collected through the generous con lions or the school children when they collect at their school and put It under their school Christmas tree Many of those lovely games and other toys are the result of the Georgetown who have looked after the toys for many years now Here are two addresses you may leave your but good toys at so the can organize their end of things again this year Mrs Peg Elliott fl Weber Drive and Mrs Sue Cooper at Charles St Please drop of all your toys at thwie one to have It all done well in advance which will be around the of December The Good Neighbours are In need of some ladles group to look after all the clothing that will be received This Is a fairy big project If It anything like in the past Please call If your group would tike to take It on If the mail strike continues I would sincerely appreciate alt business and service organizations and all in parlies lo forward your cheques to me at Mclnlyre made out to Georgetown actors crack up Brampton audience tie Georgetown and District Good Neighbour Service This may be dropped off at my home or If you ore In the downlown area leave at the Royal Canadian Legion This money goes for additional food which Includes the turkey fresh fruit and vegetables tea or coffee and many other items Last year bills amounted to turkeys and WW other foods plus stationery and advertising Last year there was postage and stationery to consider This year who knows the strike is over In reasonable time a letter will be sent all business firms and clubs organizations etc No one la paid for this ser vice There are many helping hands beginning with the students church groups service organizations sorting the canned goods a day a Job the Halton Police who pick up the food from the schools all the many good people who deliver these baskets to the families and this list Includes all the different merchants who donate parcels along with the many generous business people and citizens of Georgetown who donate As In the past Tut Harrison will be helping me and also Linda Wright May I count on you Please send your con tribuUon to me Roma at the above address or phoneme If you have any inquiries that can help you with Many thanks Happiness is a successful production and the Brampton Music Society must certainly be very happy with their first production of the season Happiness Is The three hour musical comedy review was one of the best productions of Its type In terms of variety comedy and talent The cast sang and danced its way into the hearts of the audience while the natural comedians of the group made Bramaleas Lester Pearson Theatre rock with riotous laughter Georgetown a Ron Hunt who will be directing the Georgetown Little Theatre production of the Wizard of and recently appeared as Walter In Move Over Mrs Markham presented several hilarious sketches The best of his routines the one man show kept the British actor busy as he played the three lead parts In the short sketch The Judgo the prosecutor and of course the poor girl who has been charged in the case were all handled by the speedy costume changes Although tbo essentially a Brampton based group their mem beretdp Is made up of several Georgetown residents who contributed to the success of the review Thais Brown and Garlee appeared on stage along with Gerry with backstage support from Dorothy Hunt Michelle Howe and Margaret all from Georgetown Market Place OPTICAL All DOCTORS PRESCRIPTIONS For eye glasses filled with utmost care EYE EXAMINATIONS Arranged OPEN DAYS A WEEK To Serve You Better call 8773562 Georgetown Market Centre Mm mi a id stone a not every They or the mn who to blind at end The well min with the mod Don you I minT GEORGETOWN MARKET PLACE BLOOD DONOR FROM FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Gerry prepared for that memorable scene part of Thais Brown and Ron Hunt as Ihey Brampton Musical Society presentation Happiness is Santas coming For the fifth time In Georgetown history pipe and brass bands will be heard clowns will be clowning vehicles decorated In all shapes and forms will pass by and that Jolly whitebearded old man will conclude the annual Santa Claus Parade sponsored by the Lions Club of Georgetown Preparations for the parade began last spring however according to parade chairman Earl Merrill It the last two weeks before the parade when things really get rolling The parade to slated Tor Saturday December The route will be Identical to last year The parade will assemble at the Moore Park Plaza travel down Main Street along Maple Avenue up Street to the Georgetown Market Plaza east entrance along Moun tain view Road Mr Merrill explained that this years theme Fantasy Land will result in a number of floats displaying some aspect of the main theme however floats don have to stick to the theme Entries for the floats arc open to any group organization or private in divlduals however float chairman Bob Eiard of DelrexBlvd would appreciate notice The Lionet are about the only group we are sure of who will be entering a float and of course the Lions club will provide the float which will transport Santa The size of the parade depends solely on the number of floats entered and the number of bands participating commented Mr Merrill Band chairman Sam Callaghan Greys tone Cres has already arranged to have at least three bands march In the parade the Georgetown Girls Pipe Band Acton Citizens Band and the from One other band is expected As In previous years the police force will lead the parade and the Georgetown Fire Department the ambulance service will also take part We are waiting for replies I have no idea how many floats will be in this years parade however we do hope to have at least The more floats the better Top Royal crops from Georgetown Two Georgetown men placed fair Tom Wilson 3 hay first cut percent or high In field crop class com Georgetown placed fifth In more alfalfa petitions at thla year a Royal class 870 barley tworowed Winter Fair McPhnll a The were Judged H member won during the first two days of the second place in forage crop for Coming soon TO HALTON HILLS the Dale Carnegie Course Some of the many ways the Dale Carnegie Course helps men and women Develop Greater Pane and Self Confidence Commun More Effectively Be At in Any Situation Discover and Develop Their Po tential Be a Conversation Remember Name Control Tcnuon and Am Be At Your Ben with Any Group For Further Informal an Write or Phone The Herald Phone 877 2201 or 8778822 After Business Hours Phone SPONSORED BY the HERALD Presented By K D Crone And Associates PRIMITIVE ART Aes01ivefronl one of weekend AgiietfexplainitoSusanScibberrus he most talented potters in the area held Brampton the techniques she used In some private art showing In her borne during the of primitive pieces of pottery Now Available Halton County Ann Atlas of 1877 2nd reprint Curtain by Agatha Christie 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