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the HERALD Community Norval Social hour follows Church anniversary By KAY WILSON Hera 14 congregation with seats In the aisle at United Church on Sunday were out to hear great speaker Rev Bob on sermon Making your Days Count which he gave in sign language as well Rev Rum ball is well known through Ontario and beyond lor his work with the deaf people Prior to the sermon former minister Rev V Wilson presented an oil painting of the church a accompanied moat of the hymns on his violin Special music by a quartet of the senior choir and the Forever One Choir added to the vice Christine was organist and Ron Moffat was responsible for the flowers in the church Following the service Rev Walter Ridley all for a sandwich lunch and fellowship while they viewed the display of arts and crafts Beautiful quilts tablecloths oil paintings needle point pictures and a display by the Norval Women Institute their last quilling project following the yesteryear pattern were up for spec to admire An old pulpit which had been given to the church by Dorothy McLean grandfather and on old quilt dating back to 1916 were items Interest A rug hooking by Mrs Boucher which was a replica of the United Church symbol was hang lng A history book or Methodist United Church was on sale with special thanks to Dorothy McLean and others for their time and effort on rada good crowd out to hear the Peel Seniors Choir of 27 members from on They sang several lovely selections Ing The Sound of Music and Climb Every Moun ts n Interspersed were readings by Gladys or Georgetown who kept everyone with her wit and humour and a violin solo by two choir members Mrs Marshall nled on piano by her sister The opening worship service for the evening was given by the Senior members Unit 1 from Church which was prepared by Dorothy McLean A social hour followed which rounded out a great anniversary service Women lute met for their June dinner meeting at the Chilean Restaurant with 17 members present Following the dinner a short business meeting to BRAMTRONKS TV STEREO fi VIDEO 13BauelphSt 877 2341 FREE ESTIMATES Choose horn Canada CMC TIUDEN ANDREW MURRAY MOTORS was held with reports heard from District Annual also from the Victoria Day celebrations In Programs for the year were given out and a bus trip was plann for September In the meantime members will take a summer break The last euchre of the summer was held on Thursday at the Community Centre Winners were Mary Workman Isabel Landry Elsie Puckering Fred Workma Lone hands Mac Tost Lucky draw John Hunter SECTION A THE HERALD Wednesday June IS a WI members view Milton handiwork CELEBRATION OF SENIORS Sunday night si the United Church the Celebration of There were choirs and performing Seen here is the Brampton senior and Peel North retired teachers choir Herald photo Libraries start collecting fines WOO Several members from the W I Jour neyed to Milton one day last week to view the display of heir hand work alongwilhtheother District W I a who took the recent Quilting Course There was a cent display of articles including cushions wall hangings crib quilts and quilted articles of cloth ing By all accounts It proved to be one of the most popular courses made available through the Ontario of culture and Food The open air church service and annual picnic will be Sunday June at Mr and Mrs Paul Schwarz home on Tra Road Mr and Mrs M Lewis and family are enjoying the company of her parents who are on holl days from Quebec Ladles soft ball team won their game again on Wednesday evening Congratulations ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS DO YOU HAVE A PROBLEM hope tor you COME TO ALCOHOLICS Fit Em St John eh Georgetown SMHtrn 1030 im Georgetown During a comprehens ive review of the Library Board s financial respon sibilities and policies begun at the May Board meeting the trustees vot reinstate a policy of collecting fines on over due materials which was dropped several years ago as an experimental measure The original reasons for eliminating were centered around the hope that the absence or fines would encourage more people to back books that were appa be withheld in an attempt to avoid the payment of Hie ne Another reason from the fact that the old manual circulation control system did not permit easy Identification or consistency In dealing with delinquent patrons The no- fines policy does not seem to have its objective in any striking way Many patrons never adjusted to the fact that there were no fines Additionally Lho automated control system has now made It possible to follow through with tines administration and in a more equitable application of the policy During the discussion the Board members ad mitted one of their ob jectives was to Bridge Club news The club held Its annua matched pairs championship last Tuesday and after the smoke had cleared the winners for the ladles were Elsie Whltham and Norma Maynard The winning men a pair was Roy and Ron Jones Second to the winners for the ladles was Marilyn and Barb Wedge and Tor the men was Peter and Gostovic Third ladies was the Walker pair and for the men Walter Biehn and Harry Arblc The Georgetown Duplicate Bridge Club welcomes all area bridge players to Join In the festivities with the regular club members The club meets every Tuesday evening at the Georgetown Legion Hall an Mill Street Game tune Is and a partner is guaranteed for those who require same Come and play bridge HILLS ON THE BANKS OF THE CREDIT RIVER Ontarios mm spot There to M no end la Hilton Kit HsrsUCUtirfled Find cut lor youtulf rudir and mat of Hint ids In the HERALD Home Newspaper Hills Established 1 46QUELPHST HALTON HILLS 8772201 8778822 of revenue and that re- Introducing as a penalty for abuse or the system was preferable to Introducing other fees which would be legitimate use of library services The Board s motion Indicated that Ihe re- of fines would commence an July 1st that the line would be 10 cents per day up to a maximum of SO per Item and that his change In policy would be announced In local news papers for three weeks beforehand The Board further agreed that renewal re quests must still be band ed In person at the I bra SUMMER PreSchool Summerlun crafts games songs water play and so much years DATES Session 1 July July Session 2 Aug 3 Aug 31 TIME 30 11 30am LOCATION Cadarvale DAYS Mondays Wednesday Fridays FEE 2fwk 3fwk per session Parent and Tot Creating Together Outdoor program lor parent and child Singing craft painting games AQES 3 years DATES Session July 5 July Session Aug 2 Aug TIME 0 30 11 LOCATION CedarvatB DAYS Tuesdays EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION Resist by FRIDAY JUNE 24 Drawn tor free autographed copy ol BIO OR LITTLE by Kalhy Stlnson REGISTER 89 Rd S CALL SILKY SMOOTH LEGS For SUMMER Summer is just around the corner Be ready for those sensational high tut swim suits and shorts with Leg Waxing At A Super Juno for 1 Special BRING A FRIEND You and a friend can both have a full leg wax Including bikini line a partial leg wax or a bikini line wax 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