Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), February 4, 1976, p. 2

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Page THEHERALD February mi Many hymns later Knox organist retires Gowland who for the post years has faithfully attended the Knox Presbyterian Church in Georgetown greeting the congregation with the mellow sounds of the church pipe organ played the pipe organ and acted as choir leader for the last time Sun day January has been the longest remaining organist the church has on record The records which begin in 1BB7 show that Mrs Hen from to Nov of 192S remained as organist at Knox for years However no one has stayed as long Bernlce who hat travelled every Sunday with few missed from Brampton along with attending weekly and funerals not to mention the hundreds of special caslons which took place over hasdeclded that It Is time to take a bit of a began as organist church celebrate its 100th and choir leader at the church birthday in I960 and helped the In November of Since Presbyterian church celebrate then has witnessed many changes in the Knox church She had the great pleasure to work with three ministers Rev Alex Caldcr Rev Nor man Young and the present Rev Peter Barrow Initialed the new pipe organ which was installed In the church in June of 1M She also saw completion of the new auditorium helped Knox Its Centennial lost June I seen quite a changes over the past years 1 tl very very kind to me We had a tot of good times In the Clergy Commentsr- The water of life Rev Donald Gorrle Avenue Baptist Church Though Jesus often addressed huge crowds during His earthly ministry He was never happier than when He was conversing with needy Individuals Take for instance Hie talk with the Samaritan woman as recorded In John s Gospel chapter Jesus and His disciples were travelling from Jerusalem to Galilee He went through Samaria though this was not the usual route Arriving s well at the noonhour Jesus sent His disciples into town to get food While they were away a woman came out to the well to draw water Before long being thirsty Jesus asked her for a drink Soon He was sharing with her the fact that If she knew who He was she would Him and He would give her living water that which alone could satisfy the thl ratings of her inner heart When the woman expressed a desire for the gift but hesitated to ask who He was Jesus made a further request Go call your husband To which she replied I have no husband How startled she must have been when this perfect stranger began to reveal the fact that He knew about her tangled matrimonial affairs A series of unhappy marriages and her present common law arrangement had left her without any true Inner joy A life of selfish pleasureseeking had left an empty void within Embarrassed by the knowledge that Jesus knew all about her the woman Bought to change the subject She tried to engage In a discussion of the relative merits of the Samaritan and Jewish places of worship Jesus simply stated that the important matter was not where but how She was then prompted to say When Christ comes He will have the answer to all our questions To her amazement Jesus then revealed His true identity What a transformation began to take place In her life this truth started to register In her heart The old life with its selfseeking is put aside There is a new joy In living that increased as the days went by With It came a desire to share her new found joy with others She began telling her townsmen of the One she had met at the well and urged them to talk to Him themselves Soon they began to share her joy There Is a message here for each one of us We live In day of changing circumstances but some things remain unchanged It is still true that real Inner peace Is not found In a round of selfish Following our own desires without consideration of others leads only to disillusionment and despair It la still true that God has made us for Himself The Jesus who said He who has seen me seen the Father still Invites us to know and share the inner peace and joy that only He can give May we truly know Him whom toknowa right means life eternal Trinity Teachers hold first meeting On January 10 the Georgetown Trinity Teachers Association held their first meeting of the new year A very successful and en ternining Christmas Recital was held at the Knox hall and plana were discussed for the up coming June recital Everyone was delighted with the made by the honorary president Mrs Dorothy Richardson Scull that students had par tlcipated in the writing of ihe theory exams on Friday January church The choir has been very good to me In fact there are some choir members there today who have been with me since I began here related with many presentations from members of the congregation As a token from a whole Andrew Murray presented with a 400- hour clock On behalf of the church choir Bill Barclay a coffee maker and a pair of pierced earrings to Mr Harry Hope presented a fantasia lamp At Thursday evening s choir practice was treated to a pot luck supper by members of the choir Bemice 14 year old daughter who has studied music under the teaching of her mother since she has been four ycors old was also member of the choir She was presented a charm from the Ed s husband was also a member of the choir at Knox Church graduated from the Royal Conservatory of Music She tenches piano and organ lessons in her home in Peel Village and at the present time has students ranging from five years old to years old I have decided that It was time that I took a bit of a rest so that I can have some Sun days to my own 1 11 miss the church the choir and the congregation a great deal but I ve enjoyed every second I have played for the church she concluded Warden steps down 87 havent bought license stickers With only 13 percent of the drivers having so far pur chased their 1976 license plate stickers those remaining con expect to stand In line If they procrastinate much longer warns Mrs of the Georgetown Branch of the License Bureau The bureau located on Main Street usually handles up to 11 stickers a year Mrs Clark did point out that sales in the entire are down considerably this year This is not to say that there are fewer drivers It Is Just on Indication that almost all the drivers are waiting until the lost two weeks in February to hand over their money Mrs Clark who is baffled by Ihe decreose in sales ex plained thot prices are the same lost year and that perhaps it Is the bad weather that is keeping people away However she quickly noted that people are still out going to work ond to do their shop ping Mrs Clark explained that the customer should fill out the License Plate Renewal Form ahead of time and this would speed things up a t the bureau These forms are available the License Bureau and can also be picked up at the liquor store Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion and the post offices in Norvol at the Del rex Smoke Shop and at Young s Pharmacy Mrs Clnrk has changed her office hours for the month of February to accomodate the rush Monday to Friday the bureau will be open from a am to m on Saturdays from until pm The final purchase date for for the licence plate slickers Is with the final date for trailers and trucks set at M The costs of the licence plate for 1976 ore for fourcylinder vehicle sixcylinder vehicle and for a eight cylinder vehicle with for motorcycles and for Ira Hers 27 graduate from Babysitters Course resignations and transfers Park Mrs Brett to appointments Kennedy Thais Brown resignations and transfers Park Mrs Brett to affecting Hills teachers Howard Wrigglesworth were accepted by the Mrs Joan to Robert Board of Education last Utile Thursday evening The resignation of Mrs Joan Appointments include Mrs V from George Kennedy Marilyn Bray George was accepted Come to HALTON HILLS PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY 10 AM Family School Morning Worship Evening Service a cordial Welcome to all Immanuel Lutheran Church Windsor Road at Carole Rev Harold R Twenty seven groduatcs the largest class ever to be enrolled in the Georgetown District YWCA Babysitters Training Course received their diplomas lost Saturday morning a special graduation ceremony held at The babysitters training course instructed by Diane Sandclonds Is on introductory course for all those young and women who feel they ore ready to take on the respon slbilltles of babysitting The course in the form of Susan Vtilson B8 Wilson 82 Mark Heather Christine Waychcsko Reed Andrea Stafford Charlene Waychesko Lorraine Jeinnc Vickie Wright 88 Karon Coleman Adelt Hunt Wendy and Debbie with percent William who had been the People Warden at St George s Anglican Church St for eight years retired from thot position at the church annual vestry meeting held January IB He Is replaced by Mike Armstrong Hills councillor who was elected to the post Auditor Is Graeme CA Robert Stuart was re appointed by Rev Robert Gallagher as Rector Warden Deputy Warden is Grant Johnston Aa a tribute to Mr Mc devoted service the Anglican Church Women the Daughters of St George and the church s men club presented him with a painting by local artist Frank C Block The painting hangs in the lounge of St George Elected of lay delegates to the Synod were Robert Borland John and Thomas Parry Mrs Barbara was elected an alternate delegate Elected to the Parish Planning Council were Ted brie and John Felce Mr also serves as manager of the church hall Sidesman Convenor Is Jeff Duck The debt on the church hall which was built two years ago it a cost of was reduced in 1975 by Of this sum NO was raised by the mens club the Daughters of SI George the Church Moderator to visit The Right Reverend Wilbur Howard Moderator of the United Church of Canada will be visiting regional church and community groups In the Hal ton area on February 14 and On February 15 the Maple Grove United Church on Maple Grove Drive will be the site of a special service to which Hills residents ore Invited The United Church head will be In Mississauga the day before The sum of was for which lakes place among the warded to the Synod office for Indians and of missionary work much of Northern Canada CUB SCOUT JAY ANDERSON makes a wall hanging featuring Ontario flower the Trillium Jay one of Cubs taking part in a croft day at St John United Church Saturday DR R S Wishes to announce the Opening of his practice In OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY Beginning Jan 1976 The office address Is the MEDICAL CLINIC BUILDING Princess Anne Drive Georgetown Tel TUESDAY FAMILY SPECIAL- lectur GEORGETOWN ALLIANCE CHURCH Main SI Pastor Raich Sunday School Mom Morn loo Worship Evening Worship Everyone Welcome Coma make our church ST GEORGES CHURCH ANGLICAN The Rev Oallagher a A EPIPHANY V SUNDAY FEBRUARY 1 a m The Family Eucharist It a Morning etc illustrates the young people the responsibility knowledge and care which must be taken while babysitting Sgt McQueen youth officer for the Region Police Force discussed with the students safety tips In the home hazards which children may face Two babies were brought to one of the classes and the students had a chance to see play and care for them Those who received their diplomas on Saturday were Dawn Adams SB percent Sally Balnea percent Karen Baker Angela Barnes J cane tie Brown Jane Cartwrlght Paige Curtis Rhonda Christine Gorln 98 Janice McDonald Mare Who cares care J When you buy a Thrift Box at the regular price of 425 you get FREE 8 fl oz Salad French Fries for 3 ST JOHNS UNITED CHURCH OF AND OLEN WILLIAMS Minuter Rev F BalsdonBA BD fir Dele Wood Organists Mrs Shirley WORSHIP 0 Olen Williams nam rot town Sunday School for all ages worship Nursery books fried kicked 116A STREET 877S241 8774313

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