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ft SECTION C THE HERALD Wedncwter November 1M3 Leslie cattle escaped fire By KAY WILSON Herald A Halloween theme wu the setting for the dessert luncheon and euchre Saturday boated by the Womens Institute in the Community Centre The dessert table was laden with every variety of sweets youd find In a recipe book For a centrepiece tall tapers flanked a curling stone squash chestnuts milkweed pods and fall leaves The afternoon was arranged by Jean May Amy Burke and Van Marie Murray had charge of the 12 tables of euchre Winners were first Gertrude second Gladys Chester third lone hands Jean Brooder tied with Margaret McClure Campbell Lucky draw winners were Alice Lester Muriel Nurse Shirley Kent Chris Smith Isabel McClure Elizabeth McMenemy Betty Violet Anisworth Ida Florence Maddison Lydia Royce Charlotte McClure and Mae Cleave DEVOTIONAL Ada Dufr presided at the Norval Women Missionary Society Family Night Oct 25 at Presbyterian Church and Gertrude gave the devotional on the theme Thanksgiving Mary spoke on the international appeal of former Norval resident Montgomerys books Her writings nave been translated into Japanese and In Poland a musical based on The Blue Castle is very popular Excerpts from Mrs Montgomerys diaries revealing her lovo of poetry and nature were read by Pictures taken during her time in Norval and her book of recipes were on display proving of special Interest to many residents still living who knew her personally The evening also included several musical selections and singing by the Kirk Bell Ringers of Sympathy Is extended to Mr and Mrs Elmer Carney of Brampton former Norval residents on the sudden death of their son in law Anthony Tony Holland Oct Mr Holland was principal of Sheridan Colleges Brampton and Credit Valley campuses He is survived by his wife Barbara Carney sons David Bradley and Glenn and daughter Amy Funeral services were held Oct 25 at the John Bell Chapel Appleby College Oakvllle with Interment in Norval Hillcrest cemetery Neighbors and friends of Terry and Laura Leslie were shocked to see and bear of the tragic bam fire The buzzing of a smoke detector wired from the barn to the house alerted the Leslies In time to get their dairy cattle out The farm is located on Winston Churchill and 17 Sideroad Smoke at times was so dense they lost sight of each other but at the last minute they were able to pick up pedigrees of the cattle when the flames were coining through the ceiling The cattle have been taken to the farm of Georgetowns Walt Dixon which enables them to carry on their dairy business Bants open with tie DEATHS ByDEEBUTWEIX Herald correspondent After playing a very successful series of pre season exhibition games the Georgetown A E bantam A team battled their Burl ington counterparts to a score at their open ing league game Satur- Althottgh Burlington scored the first goal Georgetowns Mike retaliated aft er an excellent pass from Mike During the second pe riod goaltender Chris Pearson held off his attackers by making many outstanding glove saves The scoring action continued in the third period by both teams Good teamwork put Georgetown ahead 1 when Dave Fisher found mark assisted by Ray Fisher and Chuck Peebles Thirteen aec ends later Burlington tied the score and from this moment on Paul Gallagher wins new award High scoring George town Raiders winger Paul Gallagher has been named the Canad ian Club Player Of The Month for October The 23yearold Brampton native collec ted to goals and six assists in the first seven Raider outings to win the first ever Player Of Month award which is sponsored by HiramWalker Distiller- PAUL GALLAGHER A product of the Dixie played the past three Beehives junior hockey seasons at Acadia Gallagher has In Halifax until the buzzer sound ed nobody knew what the outcome of this ting game would be Senior bowling stats High Single Flat KayMacMillan Anne Nicholson Gerry Bos High Single with handicap KayMacMillan Jean Cunningham Gerry Bos JimHowitt High Triple Flat Anne Nicholson KayMacMillan Gerry Bos StanSwann High Triple with Handicap Gerry Anne Nicholson Del Wallace TEAM STANDINGS Ring Leaders Head Pinners Try Hards Blue Jays Buzz Saws Happy Gang GeritolSlx Ops and Downs 1 STREET Roger and are pleased to an nounce the birth of their second son Kevin Kenneth Ho Joined the happy at 515pm on Monday Oct 1863 Bum Brian arrival dpaients Mr Mrs Rinsetl Street Mrs and In Hulmn Special thanks Id Or Lecgati lot assisting In our It Big with his MEMORIAMS EVANS In loving memory of James Evans who passed away Nov 1s Fondly family 77S Hopefuls 11 Loyal True Blues 62nd anniversary By LAURETTA MILLS Herald Special A celebration of the anniversary of the Loyal True Blue Assoc No brought approximately seventy guests from the area lodges of the Districts of York Slmcoe and Unity No Following the grace by the Chaplain Lea man Allen a cafeteria supper was enjoyed Seated at the head table were Betty Dixon Wor shipful Mistress Isabel Nichols Toronto Home Board representative Mary Schamehorn Post Supr eme Grand Mistress Nancy Hewitt Lis towel ProvinciaJ Grand Mist ress and Doll Carter Georgetown Charter and Honorary member Candles on the birthday cake were lit in honour of Past Mistresses Mary brought greetings from Supreme Grand Lodge Nancy Hewitt Grand Mistress con gratulated he lodge on their activities and Invi ted all present to attend the Provincial Sessions In next June Isabel Nichols report ed that the number of children in the Flexible Daycare bad increased at the Richmond Hill Home and bow reward ing It was to see children with physical handicaps and learning disabilities being helped in special classes ended by Frances Past Provincial Grand Mistress or behalf of herself and her husband Norman Provincial Treasurer The evening conclud ed with a draw A quilt was won by Corinne Rowel a knit ted handbag by Vicki Georgetown a cushion by Ida Clark Llmehouse a tote bag by Dennis Mills Missis and a special by Doll Carter Georgetown Beastly Beauties By KAREN OCONNOR Hen hi Special After meetings the club Is off to a good start The club has decided on a name As special attent ion is given to hand care and nails in this beauty course it was agreed by all the name should be Beastly Beauties The officers elected are president Lynn Sinclair vice president Christine Curry Sect Float treasurer Mary Jane Guest press rep orter Karen OConnor Mrs Helgar Schwan Is leader of Ihe club with daughter assist ing The meetings are held at the borne of Mrs Schwan on Sat morn ings Last Sat It was held in the evening in the form of a Halloween party Special guest was a representative from Global productions a theatre group from Georgetown They painted faces on two of the girls one a the other a clown There was lots of fun at the party a game of Trivial Purs uit Supper of Tacos enjoyed by all HELP AVAILABLE PROFESSIONAL BARTENDER available full time All hours Paul GENTLEMAN looking for office or home Available EDISON Mabel Sud on Thursday October IB Georgetown Memorial Hospital Norwood Delayed wife of Oswald Edison loving mother Austin of Acton Harvey Clauds Colin of Nth Alvln of Georgetown Clarence of Brampton and Bentta Acton She railed J Jones Son Funeral Homo Funeral service was held Saturday morning at Salvation Army Church Acton Interment Monday October 1983 at Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital Etna Haves beloved wife Ken and loving mother of Gerald Toronto and Pamela Mr David field of Georgetown of and BOW sister tour brothers and five sisters Resting at the J Jones SOn funeral Home where funeral service will held Wednesday afternoon November 2nd el clock Interment Green wood Cemetery in memory contributions to the Canadian Cancer Society would be ap preciated McLAREN John Wednesday October 1SB3 at Georgetown District Hospital Harold McLaren Georgetown husband fate Doris brother of Fred ol Erin Resting the J S Jones Son Funeral Home Edith Georgetown where funeral service will be held Fnda 1983 at Inter merit Huxley Cemetery Erin Township GRIEVE Dale on Friday October f St at Calgary Alberta Dale In his 31st year Alva Grieve Terra Carta and Mary OTtora Brother Elizabeth Rosemary McDonald Bob Bill and Mar lor I a and late Wayne Rested at the JS Jones Son Funeral Home Edith St Georgetown where funeral and committal service was held Tuesday morning Cremation followed He is a of them that diligently seek him Hebrew 1 6c NOTICE TOWN Of PUBLIC NOTICE STREET CLOSING TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council lor The Cor poratfon tha Town Halton Hills Intends to pass a by law to slop up close and convey a portion of road allowance known as Emery Street located In the former Town of Georgetown described as follows ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel or tract of land and premises situated lying and being in the Town of Hills in Regional Municipality of formerly in the Town of Georgetown In the Province of Ontario and being composed of thai part of Emery Street lying north of King Street between the Canadian National Railway track and King Street and shown as Part on a Plan of Reference registered In the Registry Office at Milton as Plan The Council or a Commftiee the Council will hear In person or by their counsel solicitor or agent any person who claims that their land will be prejudicially affected by the by law and who applies to be heard at a meeting to be held in ihe Council Chambers at the Municipal Offices Trafalgar Road on the day of November 1 the hour of 7 m in the evening This notice was first published on the day of October 1983 KR RICHARDSON CLERKADMINISTRATOR TOWN OF HALTON HILLS