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book three performances for little theatres fancy play a little of what you fancy georgetown little theatres en try in this year cenlonninl theatre festival received preliminary adjudication day night the first of four nights at tho georgetown lligh school regional festivals are held every year and winners are invi ted to participate in the week long dominion drama festival canada is divided into seven regions and georgetown little theatre is a member of the f westem ontario region area stretching from sudbury to georgetown it includes the giants of the little theatre movement ham 1 hon i ondon and kitchener where member ship run into the thousands georgetown i itllc theatre has been fairly bucicssful in their three previous attempts they wore selected one of the five to appear m the festival one year and captured an award for best visual effect laat year vera macdonald won the best actress award for her part in oh dad poor dad betty fisher is directing a little of what you fancy which skipped last night but runs again tonight friday and saturday reception here following wedding in nova scotia a reception was held at terra cotta inn on january 6th for mr and mrs david douglas mc- lcod whose marriage took place in north sydney nova scotia the previous week the reception was tendered by the groom s parents mr and mrs anton zamojc 2 mcgiivray cresc and mrs zam ojc wore a powder blue dress with bolero jacket and a cor sage of yellow carnations the bride and groom entered the inn to the strains of the wedding march played by the grooms grandmother mrs william beckman toronto mu sic for the evening was provid ed by the blackouts the grooms twin brothers being members of the band the groom 3 uncle holly couch of brantford also played numbers on the hawaiian guitar for her marriage in st johns anglican church thcl bride eileen may hatcher chose street length dress of white tulle over satin with lace bdl ero shoulder length veil and 1 crown of crystals and pearls she wore a small gold locket belonging to her late grand mother and earned a bouquet of red roses her bridesmaid miss phjlhs nash wore kelly green volvct with matching headpiece and earned a bouquet of white mums the church had chrislirus decorations of holly and ivy with red rosea and carnations the altar rev j t turner offl dated and mrs donald jackson was orgamsl the bride s broth or frank hjtcher was grooms man and two other brothers wilson and austin hatcher were ushers at a reception which follow ed at the home of the bride s parents mrs hatcher won- a three piece jade green wool soit white accessories anl n white carnation corsage mr and mrs mclcod who are both employed with north era electric are living in ir getown she is the daugh tr oi mr and mr william llilir of north sydney vote down pay for high school trustees a motion instructing tho bus inesfc administrator to allow for fees to the board members this jcar when making his prelim inary budict forecast was de feated at a meeting of the gear gctowr district high school board monday night the six members attending split three three caumng it to be lost ihe motion wa tabled by william carr and sec inikd by t i vdnsicklcr ihey found support only in bourd chairman fc 11 gorth f f hall b ii breckenrid ge and donald lawson otul contrary the seventh number of the board john d ord wasthh oioroetown hbit not at the meeting thursday cekruary 23rd t page 13 the hifch school board mem bcrs have never accepted thcl payment available- to them ids well the chinese nngneck phi chairman gorth said he fell ant of which 16000000 a yen it should be each member owniare shot in the united state personal decision as to whether was introduced to america 1 or not he should accept the fee than a century ago he said he felt the idea of the tsiabk was only t0 nak0 u av advertise in the herah skids on hill cruiser hits police chiefs car commentary slides on native wild flowers police were all over a two- car collision at the bottom of i the pjrk blrcet lull friday c hcnrv vandertluis was the driver of one of the cart involv cd the police cruiser chief onstablt roy ha lev- was the owner of the other car involved and pi thomas oakley was the investigating oticr pi oiklev reported thai the ciin r was mstbtiun i down the hill skidded on ihe in sir f i and bwunj inlo tlu buck end i chief haley s parked car cpl oukltv placed the prop erlj damage at ou lo the pol ice cruiser a huh chevrolet and 250 lo chief hnloy s 1050 tonuac there wcrn two motor accid cuts siturday cars driven by michael cummings 7 durham t and james corbeil collided at the corner of union nd durham streets resultin in si2s dimagi and vehicles op orated b gil ashcr 09 prince charles dr and doufhs levis 25 iclntre crts hit at hie cormi of campbell dale an i prince charles dr rultm in 275 damage consiables david bell and earl andress investigilcd on first line deluxe champion firestone white wails rag 34 ea 18po plus tax harley motors for 1963 66 acadian 4 6 and vb chewy ii mustang rambler or ford fairlane spocial sale price 31 john street west 8772591 wednesday feb 13 in knox church hall uere treated to an charley r boy ron hun and ree kahy spicer seen fc a little of what you fancy uccfl to the audienco kenneth strasser a naturalist with the those attending the regular the business session of the public meeing of the george- meeting was conducted hv pres town horticultural society held ident j r dultleld it was made known that twentj five members had taken advantage of the calvert dale flower tour the previous sunday in bramp return margery mackenzie as countess of strathmore regent miss margery mackenzie was mrs clark murray who was relumed for another term as born in scotland was concern ved to the audience that regent when members of coun ed by the lack of interest in the toss of strathmore chapter boer war and called on women iode held their annual meet to form roups to help n any ing on february u misses jeao waj a meeting was held in the bruce peninsula where ex fo metro toronto and region con servation authority who gave a commentary on most of the flowers native to ontario ton discussion followed as to the advisability of taking in the flower show sunday march 5 at ckecfc centre in the same idl manner tentative plans wer i made to do this and the mem bcrs were advised to watch the the coloured slides used to comg events column in the illustrate each wild flower pro hcra of marc 2nd lsue strasser showed an unusual ab a short report wan given by uity in photosraphy to areas in on jio peurtorongh and n o c n indicating another and margery mackenzie hostesses ere montreal seeking women totensivc bogs persist are his fa big show was beginning to take officers who will serve this year with miss mackenzie are mrs keith barber vice regent mrs stan wright 2nd vice reg ent mrs esther smith sccrot ary mrs garfield mcgiivray assistant secretary mrs mcdonald treasurer mrs hob- tody the iode 1 one ot he art rnllantme sm k voluntary or anizations in the world it pro vides bursaries and scholarships food and clothing layettes and during the second world war even bridal gowns a fund ex ists for upkeep of boer war form a group to provide noncy i vounte spots for iludjing nat f somc chan comforts and help m time of wild flowers show elates could be antiupit need or disaster today iode ed objectives are the same chap- h j herder thanked mr ters were formed in lngersoll strasser for his entertaining lee before the meeting adjourned and brockvillc in 1901 and ham lure making special note of the to the refreshment tabic the us additional pleasure the audicn ual door prize draw was held ce had in his many humorous and miss olive ruddell and mrs comments i john mcfncrs were the winners 18 main st n georgetown no stamps no tapes no games no gimmicks ilton in 1902 ert ballantmc services at home and abroad mrs oliver hunter education mrs denney charles echoes mrs ernest forgrave standard bearer mrs sam pcnncc vas chair man for the installation and leaves in south africa local while presenting the gavel to chapters contribute much to the the regent she thanked thcl welfare of their communities past executive for their effort and to llve u to thcir motto and hard work and assured tho achievement new officers of the lojiltj ard cooperation of members some councillors for cutting esquesing from fire area a letter of thank from the principal of hie chip- conveners appointed are mrs ters adopted school in monks- ing a 2500 plus sou per its fire services s p publ r n newfoundland n sjptc- can in excess of 20 call- what could hae been a tern at one stage a motim tr pest in a teapot erupted at gc charge 375 per fire c ii il orgclown council meeting tucs most squeaked through difi at day when correspondence wasied onlv in a 54 split received from esquesing twp offering a new deal on lire area and f v c wait until a planned virv v t is read cosl narm lhr ontario fire mirthi of the township has been pi ficc tells tho town the si tu i tt mrs gordon kidnev world af i lation for the calendar uaj b fairs mrs r barber social scnption to life magazine i their by lawcalls for 45 miss helen mncdonald miwel members decided to give 25 the maintenance coats ot geor aneous fund mrs membership ycark m book s to the school i libnrj as it was the anniversary of i assisting the hostesses with the formation of the iode missj lunch wcremrs oliver hunter jean mackenzie rcid an inform mrs robert ballantmc mrs alive account of iti beginnings wallace thompson and mrs in 1900 i garfield mcgi vray i some coiijicilniciiibcr5iurjl outspoken in tho opinion that georgetown has reached the stage where it should u c us fare department onh locilly and not service the township at any price halton ucw women raised 101350 in 1966 projects a skit entitled beginn nfes other projects the unified bud by the unitcd church women gel vis increased by jl 000 group from last i lains traced kr 1967 the history of women getown fire departmenl and interpretation of the word maintenance was the stumbling block in councillors minds despite tha fact several i members slid they had talked to esquesing members and were certain they meant the tne y s a hnergv com total yearly dre budget a long mwon h d6vclopcd radla dikuacion ensued lion senser so acule it picks u most members were 1rflle j generated by an in that the township expected them to okay any bylaw on the qui vive sects moving its antennae xations in the church at the an nual meeting of h hon ircsb tenal in oakv lie mctho- in 1816 at hal fax a dist benevolent wcietv was formed and five vcars later a female benevolent societs fori home mission then in 1825 in princeton i 1- 1 four women gathered to organize a society for helping others hftv vcars later presbyterian methodist and congregational churches i had active mission orgimzat could be that he church ions and with church im n in must lose itself to find itself 1825 the work of the women was a thought projected by ilev reached no heights u a purdy in an afternoon ijpccch he is associated with the alcoholism and drug ad diction research foundation in a speech during the mor ning worship period mrs mar tin johns vice president of ha milton conference indicated the conflict between tradition and change she warned that the church must neither be so tied to tradition that it will cease u be effective nor con cenlrate so much on change that it will lose tguch with jester- daj and cease to oe a church several 1h k w e n i n mended for read n there was a discussion on trloision an i there was a displav of baoks for sale bv a representative from the hcrsm book store in an electi n of oftic rs mrs h tc parker port cred it succeeded mrs 1- sovercijm burlington as president with mrs w d stainton oikvillc as executive vice president mrs douglas maclaren georgetown is one of the area presidents mrs lee king iwtcrdown a former geoxgeown resident is treasurer in her report mrs king re vealed that mm 150 had been raised bj the women of halton presbyterial last car a com mttment of 27 000 to the uni fide budget form was met and an additional 2235 given to change is coming so rapidly that it is almost frightening he said with science probing far knowledge in such fields as cryobiology the freezing of 1 organs for transplant and par thcnogcnisis test tube babies ministers are beintt drawn away from the traditional part of the church in lo christian work in other areas on col lege i sending out future min istcrs to work in communities for part of their training in stead of taking so much time in college ministers are being trained in special fields and it could be that the laity would take on more of the ministry in local churches i repeat offer y popular demand for one more week only 2 shirts dress white or coloured laundered jadlsimi with each dry cleaning order of 250 o this repeat offer good for one week only feb 23 to mar 2 barragers cleaners 1 dyers ii malns 772279 this weeks meat features king of roasts prime rib bone in short cut 83 lean ib fl braising ribs 53 fresh side jt ru spare ribs i special savejoc pkg beef tukketor taavht chopped sirloin lb tv dinners j v maple leaf fbk wieners lb we offer only top quality foods at low prices frjjndly courteous service r amd a tast efficient delivery service fresh produce headlinersl us no 1 grade fresh crisp solid head 2 for lettuce 29- imported no 1 washed and trimmed 10 01 bags spinach 391 ont fancy grade j lb bag macintosh apples 37 baby dills yum yum sweet mixed grocery features aylmer fancy 20 m lin tomajojijiajj carnation 1 oi tins evap milk 469 club house 4 oz pouring carton black pepper 43 club house a lb free 20 ox ice box jai peanut butiir33j jello ielly powders 3 32 luncheon meat swifts prem5j 255 59 cheery morn tea bags toilet tissue delsey se 2 pack roll vick vapo rub 3 is a i bicks pickles1oo tausman with pectin assorted jams crab apple jelly and orange marmalade 100 sliced or tid bit sweet treat pineapple 63 new allens grapefruit drink 3 1 personal size soap iuyy c off shortening j lb tin crisco 1 halo shampoo grn or amber giant 49c special 59 food markets effachn- thuixby friday samfday ii fabreary 13 m 25 ii