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a SUCTION A THE HERALD Wednesday July HORNBY GARDEN PARTY A REAL HOEDOWN Volunteers who put on minor leapie baseball In Hornby were responsible for the annual Hornby ball club garden party Moms pulled out their rolling plus and each contributed a pie for the event Ball teams and Muffles started oil Ihe evening with a game at 30 m Saturday won 1 by the Marries The all star stage program Included violin guitar accordion and harmonica music along with singing and dancing Laughter was ringing In the audience as trickster Glen performed his Magical for over ZOO people at the Hornby Community Park Saturday Getting help from audience to demonstrate powers of deception gat away with changing a bill Into Herald photo Herald photos by Ani Pederian Flashing their tithe legs and arms to Ihe fait paced beat The Audrey Meredith Dancers had a keen audience Saturday night Joyce Kim Nancy and Danielle were at Hornby Ball Club s Ih annual garden party at the Hornby Community Park on Steel Avenue The lllue Canadian Rockies got an airing In Hornby thanks to the world champion Don Guitar In hand and cowboy hat on crown M Reynolds had Ihe Hornby valleys echo ing voice Mysticism course planned for library A Georgetown man will be teaching a en week course en lied The Hldd en Mysticism of the New Testament Paul received his academic training at Harvard and Boston University For a quarter of a century his chief personal Interest has been in meditation and mysticism and the spiritual realization he dedicated Individual may attain Since Dr Hour nan has taught a dull cation courses In mystl and the hidden truths in world scriptures the University of Guclphandolherunlvers He has also conducted a private meditation study group which now meets with him weekly in Georgetown The Hills Lib rary and Cultural Centre will host ten week course starting Tuesday Sept Registration fee is Registrations should be sent to Dr Paul Hour P Box 12 George town L7G For more Outa this world On Tuesday July a representative from the Royal Ontario Museum will be here to discuss COSMIC SNOWBALLS the Story of the Comet Ha I ley of this subject children must be years and older to attend The discussion is part of the Mad SJent program every Tues day for school age child ren All programs require registration and are held In the Gallery Cost per is SO cents for each program Call the Georgetown Lib rary for more details and tor a list of upcoming programs Information call 1131 According to the course outline the New Testa will be studied as a major expression of this eternal religion the taken will be The Sermon on the Mount and other mystical utterances of the Epistles of Paul summer Programs sponsored by the Credit Valley Conservation Authority are underway at be Term conservation area They Include nature arts and crafts a night nature series run until Aug IS Wednesday between the arts and crafts program Is held while at 30 that evening various topics are explored with film and slide presentations Young people can start off Thursday mornings at 10 with discussions about nature followed by a field study or nature walk Campers and dayusers arc Invited to participate in the program For day users is payable at the gate For more information about the Terra CotU programs cull GERHEEUCTRK WHOLESALE UGHTMG CENTRE Large selection Lighting experts on hand discounts or lull rang of supplies Hilton and LOSE WEIGHT NOW ASK ME HOW Call your HERBALIFE DISTRIBUTOR in Halton Hills Jack Jones 8530864 Family Festival building up steam Herald Special Jit you have fond mem of stoking the steam trie tor to give it the fijree energy to chew up field Into soft furrows of If you watched in wonder as the trees from grandfather wood lo became boards for the barn as the saw blade swiftly completed the transformation powered by that same tractor circle August 13 and calendar if you never saw such pleasures when you were growing up moke sure that your children do not lose the opportunity to go back in time and bring to the Family farm Festival For the third year the Humes are opening their farm to the public on this second weekend In Aug usl and with help of heir friends and neigh bars will provide you with a guided tour into Ontario agricultural history Whether you are a city dweller or a fellow farm you will find exhibits and activities to delight alt ages Operating antique farm machinery craft disp lays flea market booths an old fashioned barn dance and a corn roast will appeal to observer and participant alike Of particular interest will be Ihe first public exhibition by the Ontario Antique Tractor Plow men a Association on Sat unlay beginning at a m Fifteen engines will be operating and the equip ment If not drivers ore all at least forty years of age Those of you who are tans of Old Time Fiddling Contests will be well acquainted with the Wall en Family from Bright Ontario Individually and as a group they have won many awards and have appeared on television several times in the Kitchener area Their music should de light the participating dancers and the ing toetappers alike so come and listen or swing your partner If you would like more Information call or write GLADYS AND WOOD IlltS Milton bee you August 13 and at The Farm on the Fourth Line In Milton just north of Reg 9 the we come will be warm and the company hospitable Do plan to us Narcotics charge A Poplar Avenue man was charged with the possession of hash oil Sunday The Acton man was arrested at 10 m in Prospect Park He be appearing in Milton provincial court Sept II Phone Street Inlarli BUSINESS DIRECTORS Dr Robert R Hamilton OPTOMETRIST 8773971 HoOVGT THE AFFORDABLE PORTABLE ONLY 00 399 NO SALES TAX NO SPECIAL PLUMBING NEEDED Best Features Rolls On Wheels Rapid Spin Dryer Portable Economical Family Capacity Loads 30 Minutes Use At Sink Miser On Water Electricity Detergent Good lets Downtown Georgetown 8772551 ONTARIOS LOWEST PRICED BOOKCASE WATERBED Any Size 269 00 A VALUE ONLY THE 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