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THE HERALD Wednesday May IS Page Community Bird family celebrates Wedding Anniversary By KAY WILSON Relatives and friends enjoyed a festive occasion with and John Bird and family on Satur day May at United Church as they celebrated their wedding anniversary The Ashgrove Womens Institute pro vided a beautiful dinner for the family connection at noon and following the meal daughter Grace was C for a short program of humorous recollections toasts by Norman and Gordon Bird and a few add tional memories by John During the afternoon reception that followed in the hall many friends were received who en joyed recalling old times The Mayor of Halton Hills Russell Miller brought greetings and presented a Certificate of Recognition to the honored pie Later assembled guests en joyed an interesting program coordinated by daughter Carolyn Kwan that used the fine talents of some of her friends m the choir at Metropolitan United Church in Toronto The musical quartet consisted of soprano Carolyn Sinclair alto Carolyn Kwan tenor Ming and baritone Gordon Burnett with the assistance of Robert Miller who accompanied them at the piano This quartet wove a lovely musical story about the activities and happenings in the community that involved the young folks of forty and fifty years ago Beginning with the traditional The and Well Gather Lilacs in the Spr ing they continued by inviting everyone to join in singing School Days This gave Gordon Bird an op portunity to reminisce about his years as a student in the at Ashgrove Public School where Ismey taught for a time Then Ward helped the old time members of Young Peoples and Junior Farmers who were present to recall some highlights of their activities in the com munity as they involved John and Ismey before their marriage The quartet responded with A Lover and His Lass A Long Long Trail and Well Meet Again The final duet All I Ask of You by Carolyn Sinclair and Gordon Burnett was a fitting con elusion to a pleasant mterlude recalling days we fondly remember The ladies of Hillcrested OFFICE MAGIC FOR ALL YOUR OFFICE STATIONERY NEEDS Guelph St Georgetown For All Your Pine China Silver Crystal Gifrware MAIN ST MILTON 8780050 News U C provided their usual fine array of refreshments for the afternoon guests Baptism ceremonies A full to overflowing tion gathered for worship on Mothers Sunday May 12 at Nor- val United Church Rev Walter Beecham con ducted the service with Alan choir leader and organist Glenn Laidlaw sang a beautiful solo The Sunday School Children gave a flower to each mother and were asked to remain at the front of the church for the Children s Time as well as see the Sacra ment of Baptism that followed with 10 babies and one mother be ing baptized before going down to Sunday School Welcomed into the Church Family by Baptism were Lisette Marin Dene son of Denis and Lisette Mann Levesque Kody Mason Lyons son of don Lyons and Cathy Longhurst Sarah Michelle daughter of Barry and Sharon Robinson Devon Elizabeth daughter of Richard and Elizabeth MacArthur Stephen James Gunn son Alex and Susan Kelly Anne Laidlaw daughter of Paul and Jean Van Laidlaw Erin Doane son of John and Joan Gardner Offer Doane Devon Victoria daughter of John and Joan GardnerOffer Lisa Kendnck daughter of Alfred and Barbara Hyatt Sean Michael Taylor son of Michael and Diane Smith Taylor Following the hymn A little child the Saviour Came Rev Beecham took for his sermon Why Baptize Them Following Prayers of the Peo ple the hymn Dear Lord and Father of Mankind finished off a beautiful and meaningful ser vice Special church weekends The weekend of June and 3 members of Presbyterian For Thai Quiet Cosy Dinner Book Today i 8737402 Shop Georgetown Church are looking foward to a family celebration for the anniversary The events start with a picnic on the church lawn at 2 Saturday with races skits and fun then a barbecue at 4 p m On Sunday at am Rev James Fams will be the guest minister along with special music Everyone is welcome Chicken barbecue Norval United Church annual Chicken Barbecue May 25 at m at School featuring Maple Lodge Barbecue Chicken home made salads and pies entertainment including Bonkers the Clown Tickets adults children at the door and 50 Ticket info or 8267337 WI meets I met at the home of Rita Deenik May 2 at 7 30 p Following the opening ceremonies President Jean May asked for the roll call How would you keep pint size people off man sized machinery This safety roll call brought very thought provoking answers from members present Mae Brander introduced our guest for the evening from the Ontario Farm Safety Branch He brought bottles of liquids powders and tablets This was a visual test We were asked to identify the contents of the bottles without removing the caps il lustrating the importance of labelling all left over substances Winner with the highest number of correct answers was Aileen Nixon who received a useful kit Mae thanked our guest and presented him with a gift and he left to continue his busy schedule First topic of business to be discussed was our yard sale held May We were asked to keep in mind the Georgetown Fair ex Its getting to look a lot like Christmas Fair dates are Sept 7 and 8 Halton District Annual is being held at Ballinafad United Church May 30 Registration is at 30 mp m and dinner at 5 30 m Provincial President Peggy Knapp will speak at 7 Eleanor Hyatt asked opinions about two guilt block patterns for the runner she is making for an exhibit at the Country Quilt being held at the Agricultural Museum Milton Aug 9 and Dorothy McLean and Norine Van will display Nor vals Tweedsmuir History books for the Halton Peel Genealogy Society May 4 PRO Kay Wilson reported on an excellent bus trip she ed to see Anne of Green Gables at the Elgin Theatre Toronto Sun April 28 Everyone who attended reported an enjoyable day Kay also asked everyone to write letters to Environment Minister Ruth and to our elected Provincial member Noel regarding Acton Quarry landfill site which has taken on new and alarming future en vironmental and tax potentials for Dorothy McLean read a letter for members approval she has written to Halton Hills Council regarding Old Cemetery preservation Federated Womens Institute of Ontario W I O will have a conference at sity Thunder Bay in Theme is to be Trees If every W I O member were to plant one tree there would be more trees in the province W I O training courses being offered this year are Wardrobe Wizardry Decor Accents and Balling Bread Ethel Chapman and Halton District Scholarships are now open for applicants June we are entertaining the Peel Dairy Princess at our din ner out and afterwards at the home of Eleanor Hyatt Special garage sale A Garage Sale to benefit Cystic Fibrosis is planned for Saturday May from a Location is 27 Heather Court Georgetown in the Moore Park area There will also be a bake table hot dogs and pop for sale and balloons for the children If anyone would like to donate articles 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