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Page 8 THE HERALD Wednesday September 1990 Norval WI opens fall season with interesting tour members of I opened their Pall season with a tour of Bethel of the Watch Tower Bible Tract situated on acres in Georgetown The tour began with a slide presentation of operations at Bethel as well as on the the Bible Tract owns We toured the factory which is a complete printing operation from A to Z in languages Then our guide took us through an underground tunnel to the live- in quarters complete with apart ments library laundry facilities and a restaurant We then returned to the home of Gladys Chester where President Jean May conducted a short business meeting An invitation for two of our members to attend Nelson W Anniversary has been ed Gladys Chester and Laila Smith thanked everyone for participating in their birthday celebrations Next meeting is at the home of Gisela Oct at 7 30 p Janet Johnson will speak about teaching nalive Indians Visitors are welcome Birthday Congratulations to Margaret Russell of Norval who celebrated her 87th birthday Sept with a family dinner at the home of her nephew and family Robert Russell and her niece Beverley Burton and her family both of Toronto A grand afternoon was enjoyed talk over old times Norval News ByJKAY WILSON Norval Correspondent Another grandchild Congratulations to Mac and Ruth Hyatt of Brampton formerly of 2 Norval on their grand child Proud parents are Raymond and Arlene Fischer Hyatt of Ed monton Alberta on the birth of their baby girl Amanda Lillian lbs on Sept 3 at the Grey Nuns Hospital Edmonton Proud grandparents are Walter and Lilliam Oakley Fisher of Ed monton Corn competition Harry of R R won the field crop competition for the second consecutive year at the Brampton Fair this past weekend He also placed 1th on the corn stalks and cobs and placed third in the round hay bale class Rally Day observed Both Norval Presbyterian and United Churches observed Rally Day at the Sunday morning vice Rev Walter conducted the service at United and called on Superintendent Linda Howse to introduce the teachers including Maureen Wilson Beth Lajdlaw Mary Anne Fran Herbert and Bonnie Rev read a Litany of the Ten Commandments assisted b Dorothy McLean The sermon was on The Debtors Prison followed by the hymn Make Me a Captive Lord Friends saddened Georgetown and Norval area people were saddened to learn of the passing of Lloyd Cnchton of R 2 in his 74th year Beloved husband of Jean Dick and son of the late James and Isabella Chnchton of Snelgrove Loved brother of Margaret Mrs Arthur of Etobicoke and the late Graham and Andrew Cnchton loved brother inlaw of Eva and Frances Funeral service was from the J S Jones and Son Funeral Home Georgetown at 7 p Sept 16 following visitation from pm until time of service Cremation Best wishes Best wishes go to two young ladies Angela Leslie R Georgetown Peel Countys Queen of the Furrow as well as to Sandra Egger of Milton R who is representing Halton as their Queen of the Furrow at the International Plowing Match at Pans in Brant County from Sept 1822 Both young ladies are two of Queens who will take part competitions Wednesday they test their skill in plowing and Thursday they have interviews the morning and give a two to three minute speech at l m from the official plat form The winner will be announced at a Queen Banquet in the evening The theme at this years I M is Pans in the Fall Interculture Canada has openings Every year hundreds of young Canadians take advantage of a uni que experience thanks to Canada These young peo ple between the ages of to 18 live and study in another country durmg the scholastic year culture Canada is currently in the midst of its recruitment campaign Young people who like adventure and want to acquire new knowledge are urged to apply without delay Students have the choice of more than 30 destinations For example they can learn Spanish Venezuela German in Switzerland English Great Bn tain Flemish Belgium or Rus sian in the USSR There are several places available for the winter departures and more than 225 places for the 1991 sum mer departures The young people chosen to par ticipate this program will live with a host family and study in a local high school Families have been carefully selected to host students and dunng their stay students benefit from the support of a volunteer counsellor To obtain more information please contact the national office at Skate with Acton Figure Skating Club Registration Sat Sept 8 iSr Sept 22 900 am 12 Noon ACTON ARENA NEW IN TOWN Let Us Put The Mai Out For You ACTON Judy GEORGETOWN Debbie NEW ADDITION Its time to cell your Welcome Wagon hostess She will bring congratulations and gilts tor the family and the NEW BABY CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION HALTON REGION RECENTLY SEPARATED The Region Branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association is offering SEMINARS FOR THE SEPARATED starting on September at he Robert Baldwin School 189 Wilson St Milton This is a six week lecture series with a self help component for recently separated or divorced people To register please call LESLEY HENSHAW or SHOP LOCALLY WIN LUCKY LICENCE NUMBER HERES HOW TO WIN Each week The Herald will select a licence number from the parking lot of a different Halton Hills retailer and publish that num ber in this feature the owner of that vehicle then has seven days to claim his her prize of a FREE Lube Lube Oil and Filter PLAY THE GAME WIN A LUBE OIL FILTER FROM THIS WEEKS NUMBER Armstrong Ave the HERALD UP TO 5 LITRES OF10W30OIL OIL FILTER LUBElfBeqd WE ARE DEDICATED TO SERVICE We have asked our carriers to complete their i deliveries as early as possible each week If your Herald is not delivered to your home please phone our circulation department CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT HOURS r convenience the Circulation Department is open 00 Monday to Friday DELIVER TO YOUR HOME 8772201 THE CORPORATION OF THE Town of Halton Hills Halton Hills Drive Box HALTON HILLS Georgetown Ontario 17G TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF HALTON HILLS The Final Taxes are due and payable in two instalments June 1990 September 26th Taxes may be paid at the Finance Department Halton Hills Drive Georgetown Hydro Office 43 Alice Street Acton or any branch of The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce located within the Town of Hills subject to a ser vice charge A penalty of per cent per month will be charged on the first day of default and on the first day of each calendar month until taxes are paid Taxpayers are reminded that the Ontario Proper ty Tax Credit as provided through the Per sonal Income Tax Return is based on the property taxes of the taxpayers principal residence being paid in 1990 Please contact the Finance Department if there are any questions pertaining to your business or real property taxes by Tlephone 8732600 or by mail Hill THE CORPORATION OF THE Town of Hills Holton Hills Drive P O Sox HILLS Georgetown Ontario COURTESY NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING WARD 2GUELPHMARY STREETS Council for the Town of Hills will conduct a Public Meeting to examine and discuss proposed amendments to the Halton Hills Official Plan and Zoning By law 74 to permit a commercial plaza The subject property is located at the intersection of Guelph and Mary in the Hamlet of Norval with the property being described as Part of Lots and 12 Concession 11 Town of Hills Esquesmg Further information is available in the Planning Department ALL INTERESTED CITIZENS Time m Date Monday September 1990 Location Council Chambers Civic Centre 1 Halton Hills Drive Town of Hills