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20 THE HERALD Wednesday June 1 By KAY WILSON Norval Correspondent Couple to be wed A Jack and Jill Shower was held on June fat of the for Ihcoming marriage of Michelle and Glen Barnes The shower was held at the home of Glens grandparents Alan and Jean Harrop Hosting the afternoon were the sisters Marie Wilson Aileen Little and Burt all aunts of the groom About SO relatives of the family at tended Lunch was served by Gall Richardson Kim and Kelly Little and Cheryl Burt Michelle is the daughter of Bob and Evelyn of Georgetown and Glen Is the son Of Fred and Joan Barnes of R l Georgetown Garage sale Gigantic garage sale Sat July at the Farm Steeles Ave and Tenth Line by the citizen s group who are fighting the asphalt plant All or any donations would be appreciated Drop by the Teg gart Farm or phone for pickup at 1408 7624 or Norval UCW Norval Unit One met at Crawford Cafe Norval on June 21 Members were happy to welcome former member Eunice Wilson and her daughter Inlaw Ruth Moore of Orton The at Biosphere of the cafe lends itself to Jamaica with the huge water prints that graced the one wall- Tree shrubs and ivy add a lot to the spacious dining area Couples club Norval C Couple Club June meeting took the form of a ball game at the community school grounds Following the ball game a barbecue was enjoyed the lawn and John and Jean Fred and Margj and Fred and Helen Paid convened the evening had various activities In the large gym for the young people The afternoon was taken up with a musical program coordinated by Jan while the ladies of the Huttonville Church had a booth featuring strawberry shortcake Taking part in the program were Bonnie of R R 2 Brampton singing several numbers The River Road Cloggers entertained and Rosalea Berger of Balllnafad sang Bob Armstrong and his Ban- Jo Rascals played several toe- tapping country and western numbers and Mike Parker of MIsslssauga accompanied himself on his guitar The Harmony Barber Shop Express from Mississauga added a lot to the pro gram and Jan Sterritt sang at various times Report from the Strawberry Festival committee says it was a great day inside even through It was damp outside Get well Big day The Strawberry Festival spon sored by strawberry growers had a big day on Sat June 23 Various groups were part of the festivities The Huttonville Lions Club serv ed a breakfast from a m of pancakes and sausage with regular or strawberry syrup the day Parks and Recreation Get well wishes to Bill Allison R R 2 Georgetown who is a pa in Hospital Toronto Brampton WI The Family and Consumers meeting of the Brampton West In was held at the home of Mrs Charlotte McClure May President Lois opened the meeting with the Opening Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect Secretary Mary Garbutt read the minutes of the April meeting and the correspondence Roll call your beef was answered by all Electronic phone calls changes package sizes Young Offenders Act and do supermarket checkouts were some of the beefs mentioned IsabeJ introduced Mr Wayne Ball from who had the opportunity to go with several other young professional men to Nigeria sponsored by the Ontario Rotary Club The group of men accompanied by Mr Jim Fraser from the Peel Rotary Clubs were billeted In the homes of the host clubs Mr Ball commentated on a video of his trip which showed many aspects of everyday life in this difficult country Nigeria was a British Colony which gained its independence In i960 and Is now a dictatorship The yearly income of the workers Is about US Water was in short supply as it was the dry season during their stay Food was a real challenge as they did not always know what they were eating Mr Ball said the trip was a very Interesting and learning experience Lunch was served by the hostess and the com and a social time was en joyed Chess Pair share first prize at By CHRIS Herald Special The first annual Georgetown Summer Open Chess Tournament was held this weekend at Georgetown District High School The tournament was sponsored by the GDHS Chess Club by Chris Bertelson and directed by Tim from Drayton Ontario The tournament draw a respec table participants from as far away as Montreal The tournament was run ac cording to Chess Federation of Canada regulations and all par ticipants were required to have Canadian Federation of Chess memberships and are subsequent ly rated by the federation The tournament was considered first class because of the spacious playing rooms and cafeteria vice provided by members of the Outers Club and the Chess Club supervised by Mrs Diane Masters who is cosponsor of the GDHS Chess Club Younger players from London and Sudbury were billeted with Mr and Mrs Mrs and Mrs Stuart a service for which the organizers were most grateful The players were divided into two sections an open section and the amateur section The open sec was blessed with no less than three Canadian Masters including Georgetown s own Robert Hamilton Francois Leveille flew in from Montreal and Dave McTavish came from London The tournament was also attended and supported by the presence of Yves Near Master and a member of the Board of Governors f the Canadian Chess Federation As well the tournament received many visitors including Masters Brian Hartman Canadas number player and Bryon Canada s number two player The tournament director had a rather sticky situation on his hands when a member of the open section stopped his clock and claimed a win on the basis that his opponent who could only speak Arabic had not recorded his moves A verbal altercation occurred Fortunately another player Simon also spoke Arabic and was able to translate and calm the players down The tournament directors ruling was appealed and so an ap peals committee was convened to deal with the matter before the next round The results of the tournament were as follows Open Section Francois and Robert Hamilton shared first and second prizes with four points and Dave appearing in Herald- tJi RECYCLING NONDENOMINATIONAL 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