Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), October 19, 1967, p. 5

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dreen gables show has interest for norval folk prevention week culminates with firemens church parade terra cotta women a institute bad an enjoyable evening on tuesday october lfth when about 18 members attended anne of green gables at the roval alexander theatre in tor onto thev haj a spcial in tcrest in tb plsy as most or them knew the ajiior of the book the late li1 montgomery who was the wnc of rev mc donald the presbyterian church minister for norval aid union in the 1930s mr harold johnston a mis- alonary at nato south africa for about 20 years was the guest apeafcer at union presbyterian church wms fall thancohering meeting held in the church on wednesday afternoon october 4th mr johnston is home on years furlough from his work with the east indians in south africa for the evangclican mis lion of the usa he and his work were no strangers to un ion wms as he has spoken to them before when he was home on furlough and the wms has supported his work during the years he was introduced bv mrs a mckanc mrs lee campbell welcomed the guests and was in the chair for the meeting which was planned by mrs ah mckane and mrs c g bishop home un ited church ucw were in char ge of the devotional those ta king part were mrs d garbutt mrs h laidlaw and mrs l williamson the dedicatory pra yer was given by mrs a tay lor mrs hutchinson of chelten ham baptist church was the soloist mrs fraser macdonald save the courtesies and rev tt duncanson closed the meeting with prajer mrs l young mrs frank dolson and mrs a o macdon id were in charge of the love ly afemoon tea served in the basement following the meet ing and a social hour was en joyed unit two of norval united church met at the home of mrs norcen thurlbeck on thursday evening october 12th with mrs judy pomeroy in the chair mrs lois reid gave the devot ional and a work meeting fol lowed the bazaar to be held on saturday november ii was planned and committees appoin ted mrs jean dunlop and mra pomeroy assisted the hostess in serving unch and a social time was enjoyed it was layman i sunday at the united church of canada on october 13th at nerval church gordon laidlaw and har vey hand of georgetown were the speakers mrs don murray gave the rail to worship and an nounced the hymns mrs donald cleave gave the prayer and mrs julian reed gave the children s story at home united church george bracken of caledon east gave the aermon others taking part were mrs c wll hams howard laidlaw and mrs emmerscn boucher a new mercury vapour street light has been installed oo mary street at ihe entrance to the public school and this for mer dark corner a now well illuminated residents at the west end of the village petition ed esquesmg township council for a light for this dark street evtral weeks ago with a letter to mr c f patterson the nor val member of the council many will appreciate ihe light especially the cubs scouts and the art class all of whom use the old school in the evenings and the parents of pupils when they attend open house at the school visiting with mr and mrs wesley louth for several days recently were mr louth s aunt mrs t martindale and her cou sin mrs e currie of sovereign sask congratulations to margaret alexander and ron duncan who were married in norval united church on saturday october 14 norval was a very busy place on saturday october 14th the very popular annual georgetown arts crafts display and tea held at the riviera had an excel lent attendance there was a wedding in norval united church in the afternoon and many folk took advantage of the wonderful weather to just take a drive to see the lovely aut umn colors a traffic cop at the main corner would have been kept quite busy most of the day reading techniques subject for teachers at seminars over 350 teachers from all over halton county attended the ftrst of three meetings of the halton countv council inter i nahonal reading association held at the catholic centre oakmllc i president of the group harry sadler welcomed those present and announced that the second meeting would be held at john t tuck public school burling ton november 22 and the third meeting would be held at mart in street senior public school milton on april 2 1968 there were two speakers at the meeting v ho spoke simult aneously in separate rooms lea ting thp teachers the choice of which one they wished to bear t shells assistant coord inator english program north york board of education spoke on the novel and miss lillian gordon past president of the toronto metro reading council spoke on language experience approach to reading mr shells handled his subject very well and provided much food for thought for his audien cc miss gordon explained that it is a teacher s job to translate research into classroom cxper lence and practice the role of the teacher it now changed from one of authority to one of consultant and to fulfil this the teachers of today need more knowledge than ever be fore toyota selling well in upper new york easton m watte owner waite motor sales in adams center watertown new york reports that toyota and w are locked jn a neckand neck race in monthly registrations for jefferson county registra uons in canada are up 100 per cent over 1066 for first attention dairy farmers we are now taking orders for beetpulp for fall delivery beet pulp is in short supply again this year call us and place your order with us nowi master feeds master feeds stwautown dial 8773512 georgetown please note we are now delivering in georgetown on monday of each week georgetown youngsters are firemen for a minute as they man a pumper truck i georgetown fire hall during open house fire prevention week in hal tan county was again a busy one and members of the halton fire prevention bureau report ed it was a highly successful celebration at their october meeting neld in milton last week the bureaus member depart merits in acton georgetown milton and oakville carried out their own fire prevention prog rams with the assistance of th- halton bureau in planning and literature milton firefighters held a successful open house and film night at the fire hall and con ducted drills in town and dist net schools and institutions such as the hospital halton ma nor pnd ontario school for the deaf the oakville fire depart ment had a busy week of pro motion which included library display ard school drills and culminated in the official op ing of the new central fire station on saturdav afternoon programs in acton and geor getoun were similar- cton fire fighters also concentrated on setting up an industrial fire pre en ion progtam to encourage industrial vmploecs to be more aware of fire hazards tht- gens gctown brigade hosted an open house at the fire hall on three evenings conducted school drills and inspected commercial and industrial buildings for ftre hazards throughout the county mem bcr departments distributed thousands of pieces of literature through schools merchants and industries several billboard displays and newspaper advert iscments were used to rem nd everyone it was tire rrevcm ion week during the week fircfighlcrs collected the grade five pollers to be entered in the bureau e annual competition the win ners at the county level will be honoured it a banquet in nov ember and the municipal win ners will also receive award from their own f re department the bureau u annual church church ladies report fair booth success members of the st stophen t anglican church guild met at the home of mrs james plant on tuesday evening oct 10th the president mm gordo mil ler welcomed the 14 members to the meeting which was oo- ehed with the guild prayer mrt edgar olipbant read the minutes of the least meeting mrs geoffrey drew brook gave a very gratifying report on their refreshments booth at the geor getown r air it was decided that a donation be given to the gen era fund of the church plans were discussed for the annual rummage and home bake sale mrs clifford hunter will con vene the bake sale plans for a centennial party for all mem hers their husbands and form er members is bing planned for the latter part of november the meeting was closed with a thanksgiving prayer by mrs pat fhppancc the next mmit ing will be held at the home of mrs floyd brtgdcn on tuesdav evening november 14 luncn was served by the hostess as sisted by mrs rlippancc parade will be held in gcorze town on sunday morning oct obcr 22 firefighters from the countv will gather at the fair grounds for a parade to st john s unilcd church thn an nual parade is the climax to halton s fire prevention week activity thi oioroitown hmalo thursday oct it 1t47 eaobsfik55fiahrbb motorola 196 solid state tv ryders tv service at glen williams phon enquiries 877 9796 this is the first time solid state large screen television has been offered black and whit now available all trans slor except one lube all 1967 color is reduced lo clear al 150 off regular list 1968 ail transistor color arriving soon kirk kraft studio 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