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Page THE April 1 11 Community Norval WI meeting held at Wilson home By KAY WILSON The annual meeting of WI was held at the home of Ann Wilson April President Jean May opened the meeting with a poem entitled Roll call was answered by han ding in a program suggestion and paying our dues for the next year A was read from Georgetown Agricultural Society for our donation to them A quilted runner has been ask ed for to display at the Country Quilt Fair being held at the Agricultural Museum in Milton August 9 10 and We have been asked to display our History books at two upcoming events District Director Nonne Van Leeuwen read a report of the District Spring Board meeting where many interesting events were announced Federated Womens Institutes of Ontario is sponsoring a Pilot Project Training Course October Upcoming anniversary By BETTY SOJKA The day has finally arrived for Hank and Marine Burnetts 25th Wedding Anniversary The fami ly of Hank and Marlene are in viting neighbors friends and family to the Community Centre this Saturday April 13th starting at p m to help celebrate No gifts are allowed Instead bring along a favorite tried and true and tantalizing dish Please at tach a photo of the chef and fami ly as well as the recipe of this en tree A Memories Book is be ing compiled for Hank and Marlene In it will be included your recipe and photo D J George will be there to get the part rolling all night long I Ballinafad The Hall Board out did themselves last week at their meeting as they planned for the April Euchre and the April 27 Hard Times Dance S and S Sound featuring George will be spinning the wonderful times A special Hard Times food fare will be served The price of the tickets have been reduced to per person Tickets are now available at the General Store The Euchre will start at 30 pm sharp and prizes will be given out for top players in the male and female categories Entrance fee is 00 per person Members of the Rec Commit tee attended this meeting of the Hall Board and gave a report of their activities Signs directing visitors to the washrooms will be placed in the park as well as one on the door to the washroom The higher fence around the infield is now in place for player safety Wednesday evenings are now available for rental of the baseball diamond Contact Bon nie Walker at A deadline of April is has been set as the final day to submit written quotes on the grass cutting re quirements of the Community Centre Dragging the infield of the baseball diamond is also to be included in the services Jim Bailey is accepting these bids and can be reached at for more information A community suggestion box has been placed at the Ballinafad General Store Here is a way for residents to give input to the community The Hall Board will review these sug gestions at their meetings Fine warm sunny weather pro ved to be perfect for the Jim Dan dles first practice of the season Each member had batting prac tice while the pitchers were given a thorough workout The team will get together again this Wednesday evening for another practice 28 1991 entitled Wardrobe Wlzanlry ACWW Day is April at Barrie H1U United Church 2 pm Halton District will supply a musical choir A Hands On Heritage Craft Day is planned at the Eriand Lee Museum Home April 27 am to pm Five choices are being offered District Annual is being held in United Church May Registration is at 230 pm and dinner at 530 pm Provin cial President Peggy Knapp will speak on Change at 700 pm The Gift Stall is featuring home baking this year Continuing with our annual meeting President Jean May ask ed Secretary Ann Wilson to read the minutes of last years annual April 1990 She then asked for reports by PRO Kay Wilson Resolutions Officer Gisela Malchin and History Curator Dorothy McLean Reports were then read by the Convenors of their programs dur ing the past year District President Eve Martin installd Officers and Convenors for and after told us how her 10 years in WI had been so meaningful to her President aj If Jean May thanked Eve for shar ing the meeting with us and presented her with a lovely plant Program was our annual Market Basket filled with beautiful spring flowers and homemade goodies Marie Mur ray who always contributes lots of fun to our sale acted as auc tioneer Our yard sale is being planned for May at 559 Guelph St Nor val A planning meeting will be held at the home of the Program Coor dinator Norine Van Thursday April 18 Girls attending the District WI Health course reported a good session on Wednesday April 3 May 2 is our Safety meeting at the home of Rita at 730 pm Ceremony of Holy Baptism Rev Peter Barrow conducted the ceremony of Holy Baptism during the morning service on April at Knox Presbyterian Church Georgetown Babies baptised were Christine Willi daughter of Mr and Mrs Bob Allison Lesley Helen daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Allison Attending the baptisms were the babies paternal grandmother Allison and Aunt Helen Allison Baby Christine had proud grandparents Domokos and Jolan Sass and great grandma JolanSzanth Baby Lesleys proud grand mother MacKay attended as did members of the MacKay family for the noon luncheon following the ceremony Also at tending were big sisters Katelyn and Stacy Successful Lions show Huttonville Lions Club report another successful show on Sat and Sun last The Lions were happy and the vendors were hap py The next show will be held November and 24 Pinegrove euchre euchre had six tables on Monday last Winners were Vivian Shaw Mary Wilson Bruce Thatcher Ernie Alex ander Lucky draw Mae Tost courtesy of Webbs Flowers Lunch committee and Mable Hives and Ken and Velma Ella Watch Tower tour The Brampton West Womens Institute met at the Bethel of the Watch Tower Georgetown March 12 for a tour of the facility A short slide presentation was shown explaining how farming and food preparation is carried out by the volunteers of the Witnesses The group was given a tour of the printing operation of the Watch Tower publication which is distributed to countries all over the world There are 320 permanent residents at present that live on the site Meals laundry dry cleaning and medical needs of these residents are taken care of here The group then had an en joyable lunch at the Chateau Restaurant in Georgetown A short business meeting was held Plans for a euchre party to be held April 19 at School at 730 pm were finaliz ed Everyone is welcome MY GRAND REOPENING SATURDAY APRIL 13 NEW LOCATION 61 MAIN ST S DOWNTOWN GEORGETOWN NEXT TO NORTH STAR CLEANERS HANES BEEFYTS YOUTH 25 0 ST0REWIDE O ESPRIT Royal OFF BUGLEBOV BACKTONATURE MY 61 MAIN ST S SALE IN EFFECT UNTIL APRIL