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the HERALD Community Wednesday October 1991 Doane twins celebrate their first birthday By KAY WILSON The family had a unique experience on Sunday Oct 20 They celebrated twins Enn and Devon Doane s first birthday at their home R 2 The twins are the daughters of John and Joan Following the twin party grandparents Jim and Alma Doane attended the birthday of Great Aunt Dorcas Ken nedy s birthday celebrated in Brighton Ont The birthday lady received many plaques as well as gifts eluding 100 red roses Dairy Princess Peel County Dairy Pnncess for 1991 92 Dawn Leslie Georgetown received the honour on October at a dinner spon sored by the Peel County Milk Board held at the Com Centre Dawn was given an interview as well as making a speech pertaining to the milk dustry Judges were Lisa Pot and Lynne Moore Dawn is presently employed at the Park Plaza Hotel Toronto in hotel management Dawn is the daughter of Tom Sally Leslie R R Georgetown Church anniversary United Church will celebrate it s 102nd anniversary Oct 27 at am Rev A in Rowsell will be assisted by guest minister Rev Hugh of Hamilton Hugh hds many close family members in the area ind many people are looking forward to hearing him speak party Come and join the Association and the Norval News Women Institute on Sunday Oct The Association is unveiling a historical plaque at the comer of Noblest and Highway There are competititons for the children Norvil W I is planting a tree to mark the memorable day Following the ceremonies lunch will be served in St Paul s Parish Hall when the Norval I will serve their sary cake Bazaar United Church Bazaar Sat Nov a m p Plan on coming for lunch while look ing over the crafts baking etc Historic plaque in Norval By LISA BOONSTOPPEL POT The Herald Come Oct 27 the history of Nor val will be carved in stone thanks to the efforts of the Norval Com Association For over a year the 100member association which has existed since 1975 has been striving to establish a permanent reminder indicating s role in the history of Township Norval was one of the first set tied communities in Esquesing said Kathy Gastle a member of the Community Association The community has con sidered erecting a plaque for a long time but no one ever took the initiative That s when the sprang into action and began to cover the costs of creating a plaque Thanks to community support and several private donations the association raised the needed Kathy Gastle member of the ty Assoc at on and Dorothy McLean curator of the History book for the Nor val Women Institute sit on the rock that w record s history of ages past The Nerval Community Association has created a plaque highlighting the history of the community and it will be bolted onto this located at Hwy 7 and Noble A special ceremony will be held at 30 p m to unveil the plaque and to commemorate the Women s Institutes birthday Herald Photo to bronze a summary of the history of the town onto a plaque which will be bolted to a stone boulder at Hwy and Noble this Sunday at 2 m The plaque itself will highlight the man who first settled in the area a Loyalist named Alexander how the land for the town was purchased from a Missisauga Indian Tribe in 1818 how by 1950 the town had a woollen mill saw mill hotels bakery har shop carnage works cooper shop brass foundry bakery general store and three churches It will also reveal the town first road was made of planks and ap propriately named the Plank Rd running from Toronto to Guelph Ms Gastle the association deliberately left out the names of famous people who have lived in due to space and cost She hopes someday a plaque listing more of Norval history will be created Along with the unveiling of the plaque the Norval Women In will celebrate their an niversary They 11 be com memorating the birthday by plan ting a maple tree at the site of the unveiling It s appropriate that the un veiling and birthday will be celebrated together since the Women s Institute has long been a keeper of history with their Tweed smuir History Books Sheridan Nurseries has also donated shrubs and Dominion seed has donated bulbs for the site The plaque is being made by Art Cast of Georgetown After the unveiling and tree planting a celebration will be held St Pauls Parish Hall where the Tweedsmuir History Books fall five will be on display Also at the hall children can participate in a handcolored poster contest on Nor val past and present and in a best pre pioneer costume contest For the convenience of our sick shutins or disabled members I FILL OUT THE RENEWAL FORMJ BELOW MAIL TO The Royal Canadian Legion 127 Mill Street Georgetown Ont L7G2C7 NAME ADDRESS POSTAL CODE PHONE NO 50th anniversary Many people attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Ken and Ella of Hornby The even was held at the Optimist Hall in Milton on Sat Oct More for next week meeting Norval C Unit was held Oct at the new home of Marilyn and George Smith in The evening began with a delicious pot luck supper The meeting opened with a verse saying that we should strengthen support and en courage each other The roll call was answered by What woman in the Bible are you hoping to hear about tonight and What do you like to buy at a bazaar The members were reminded that our church an is Sunday Oct 27 at a m The guest speaker will be the Rev Hugh of Hamilton Lunch will be served following the service We made plans for our annual bazaar to be held Nov 9 at the church from a m to 2 m There will be baking crafts treasures n things Lunch will be served The devotion was taken by Aileen Nixon and Jean Their theme was Journeys of Women in the Bible We heard about Pnscilla Miriam Sarah and Mary to name a few We learned that these women and ourselves never walk alone The meeting was adjourned Brampton West Women In stitute hosted 16 tables at a Com Euchre Friday Oct at Public School Jean Williamson was the ing lady Charlotte se cond and Ellen Moodie third Three ladies playing men card scored highest Joe Farmer first Grace Cook second and Ada Blackwell third Lucky draws were won by nine ladies and six men Winners were Hams Jean Harrop Joan Clancy Marion Brownndge Margaret Wilson Vera Dune Pratley Frances Copeland Alex Bill Golden Harold Parkinson Gor don Sharpe Hyatt and John President Lois thanked all those present on behalf of the Brampton West Women s In birthday Tom and Ruth Stott 1 entertained around family members on Sept in honor of the birthday of Ruth s Mrs Anne of Etobicoke A barbecue and pot dinner was enjoyed on their lawn and gardens stretching down to the little spring creek below The birthday lady family at tended Florence Moss of Bolton Audrey Marshall of Toronto and sons George of Toronto and Nor man of Port Perry Assisting with the party were the Scott family Tom and Brenda Scott and Jim and Joan Scott both of Georgetown Calvin of Nor val and Ruby Harrison Plaques were received from all government levels as well as flowers including one from Mayor and Councillors of Friends came from as 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