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PaS MOONLIGHT MADNESS Wedaeiday November Joan Murray Harrison head new executive The Georgetown Fireflies Car Rally was held Oct with nine families being represent ed It was beautiful Sunday afternoon for a through the countryside to admire die lovely autumn colors espec ially In the Forks of the Credit Sue and were CAMPING NEWS Steve Thompson responsible for the courte and it proved to be tricky one for some- a couple of families got lost and one family never crossed the finish line Coffee and doughnuts were enjoyed at the BloomXlclds residence In Erin at the com pletion of Ihe run The winners of the Jims Steering trophy were the Anderson family Second pnic was won by the Harrison family and closest mileage prize was won by the Hastings family Trillium Travellers held their camping weekend Oct 18 at Holiday Beach Hamburg Six families of Fireflies the activities by participating in lawn darts horse shoes the euchre darts Sue was the over all winner at darts The children enthusiastical ly joined in on all the childrens games and each one was a winner Saturday night supper of sausage and sauerkraut served by the Trill ium Travellers was delicious The Fireflies enjoyed a roar ing and many good laughs before attending the Saturday night dance in the pavilion It seems that every- one still enjoys a good polka The election of officers look place at the Oct 20 general meeting The newly elected officers for 1982 are as follows HARVEST TIME President Joan and Murray Harrison Vice President Sally and Dave Caldwell Secretary Jean and Gerry Gelty Treasurer Helen and Bill Anderson Program Committee arid Hal Ridley Diane and Hesse and Herb Social Committee Mary and Larry Hornby and Ted Hewitt Jean and Gerry Getty Campsite Committee Sue and Bloomfield and JimStoddon Publicity and Steve Thompson Phoning Committee Lois and Hilton Bachelor Marilyn and Dave Hastings and Jim Draw and Christmas F- J D Hewitt An Old English Pub Nile was the theme of the Fall dance at the Balllnafad com munity hall Oct The waits were decorated with Coats of Arms depicting Firefly family names and everyone enjoyed the lively music supplied by Ihe disc Jockey Boots A lovely buffet lunch of English style meal pies baked pota toes and mushy peas topped off a meal enjoyable evening of fun and frolic A tip of he hat for a job well done goes to everyone who helped dance and make the evening such a smashing success The next annual meeting will be held on Tuesday November nth at in the Canada Trust Building Anyone inter ested In camping is welcome loaves likely to appear on your table as result of the work lhl interfiling machine is doing on Guelph Street In Georgetown Its called an and evening out the road surface by shaving a layer or two of off before the final top coat laid The work It fit part of genera f and remodelling of the highway between and Sinclair Avenue to the t Herald photo I Local at Three Georgetown students were among the graduated by Wilfrid University Not l a convocation highlighted by an inspiring speech from Mabel Krug of Kitchener hailed as the champion of volunteers Presented an honorary doctorate by university chancellor and Ontario lieutenant governor John Aird Mrs Krug urged the students to also share their time and talent in volunteer work Local include Susan Barrow Valerie Hamilton and Diane Wagner all of whom received their general Bachelor of Arts degrees FRIDAY SPECIALS 6 pm Midnight Only GEORGETOWN MARKET PLACE Got any special recipes this year Christmas Is traditional a season when the family cook whether its a visiting grandparent or Mrs herself spends more time than usual in he kitchen cooking and baking special treats for those timely gettogethers The Herald is again going to help local chefs make their preparations with its annual Christmas cookbook be published as a special supplement to the Wednesday Dec issue If you have any favorite seasonal recipes youd like to share with other Hills gourmets why not jot them down and drop them off or mall them to The Herald St Georgetown L7G 3Z6 Please enclose your name and address although they need not be published if thats your wish