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Invite Senior Citizens Hear New Horizons Plan Home Town Studio MR AND MRS ALEC OVEN DEN Honeymoon For Alec Ovendens Rev Robert Gallagher Georges Anglican Church conducted the double ring ceremony there which recently united in marriage Christine Annette Landry and Alec A The bride Is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A Landry Gibbons PI and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs A Ovenden Hewson Cres Kenneth Harrison was organist for the evening wedding Given in marriage by her older brother Landry the bride was gowned in pale yellow with a crown daisies and babys breath and carried a bouquet of the same flowers LaurieAnn was Sherrie Chtsholm Cheryl Daw and Rita McLellan were bridesmaids all gowned alike in pale green with matching hat Their flowers were yellow poms Peter was groom sman and Glenn Robinson Dan and Ronnie were ushers A reception followed the ceremony at the home of the brides parents For a honeymoon trip to the Muskoka region the bride donned a white pant suit with embroidered flowers bordering the neck Prior to her marriage Christine was feted at showers given by VanStckler and Laura Mr and Mrs Ovenden are making their home at Byron Ct What Is It like to M retired In Georgetown Senior citizens will be asked next week to give their views and suggestions about what changes they would like to see to make their lives more en All senior citizens of Georgetown are invited to a public meeting at Wrlgglesworth auditorium Monday Oct Guest speaker will be Gerry Denhart Representing the federal governments New Horizons program for retired Canadians The New Horizons program gives cash grants to groups of 10 or more retired men and women for projects of their own choice Across Canada HO million were made available by parliament for grants to senior citizens groups this year So far none of this money has gone to Georgetown And no grant will be given unless Georgetown senior citizens come up with ideas on what they would want to do to prove community life for themselves and other senior citizens and members of the community Several hundred groups throughout Ontario have received grants for projects as varied as establishing seniors dropIn centres craft courses teaching skills to younger people raising bees writing local histories carpet bowling setting up a coop grocery store starling choirs bands and many others SEEK IDEAS The purpose of the Or l the more than 1S00 retired people In Georgetown only about GO are members of the senior citizens club What about all the others On Oct 1 at School all senior citizens will have the opportunity to speak their minds on what they would like meeting will be to get ideas from local senior citizens and discussing possible projects whlchwouTdbeeliglbletorNew Horizons funding On the agenda will be the possibility of having craft In card games and social get togethers at the Cedarvale Park senior citizens centre five days a week Transportation to the centre shopping and other activities will also be considered All suggestions from the audience will be welcomed Of Volunteer Drivers Made Trips x help with transportation to and from the meeting call Mr and Mrs John Farmer of the senior citizens club or Glen Gray of the recreation department Georgetown unit of the Canadian Cancer Society held its annual meeting at Restaurant where the business meeting was preceded by a dinner to honor the units volunteer drivers They transport local patients to Princess Margaret Hospital In Toronto for treatment and appointments From July 1 1972 to June 30 1973 21 patients received transportation service There- were trips made to Toronto for a total of approximately 10 miles Volunteer drivers who were able to attend the dinner were Mrs Mara Mrs Ann French the units education chairman Mrs Rita Mrs Nelly Ball Mrs Cynthia Green Mrs Rose Ann Newlove unit transportation Mrs Val Sheekev chairman of service to patients Mrs Marg McKenzie Mrs Mary Biehn Trevor Williams John Hole George Henderson Mike Korbey and Bill French Unable to attend but acknowledged for their In volvemcnt were Mrs Mrs Sue Mc Cartney Miss Margery and Mrs Irwin Noble and Fred Kitchener Through summer and winter the volunteer drivers gave freely of their time to provide a much needed service to the Canadian Cancer Society and local patients Pins were presented to the drivers as a token of appreciation To those serving more than five years certificates of service were presented Receiving these were Miss Mrs Blehn Mr Williams Mrs Noble Mrs and Mr Kitchener The Georgetown Is providing services t 47 patients such services In eluding provision of dressings colostomy bags a onecall visit from the public health unit to new patients home and hospital visits pain relieving drugs transportation and an activity plan Painting The Person Instructs In Makeup Painting the person was the topic selected by Susan and Linda Mull In for the program at the second meeting of Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority The meeting was Sept IB at the GEORGETOWN HERALD Thursday Sept 27 1973 Page home of Hawaiian style dinner feaftred Representatives from a shrimp chicken and other cosmetics distributor were island treats invited to the meeting and At home of Dorothy demonstrated the correct Zebedee Sept prospective application of makeup and pledges and their husbands showed taw makeup differs on attended a hard times night each Individual After games and dancing box Hawaiian night was held lunches were auctioned and the Sept 11 at the home of Ruth successful bidder In each case Woodward when prospective ate his lunch with the lady who pledges attended and met prepared it charter members An LEASING A CAR OR TRUCK GIVE US A TRY PERSONALS HORNBY NEWS The congregation of Eden United Church will celebrate its 105th Anniversary on Sunday Sept 30 at 2 30 pm Guest minister Is Rev M E Curtin and guest soloist is Mrs Basel Dalgleish Anniversary greetings are extended to Mr and Mrs EL Ball who will celebrate ther wedding anniversary Sumlay Sept 30 greetings are ex tended to Henry Arnold who will celebrate his birthday on Sept 3i Congritulatlons to Mr and Mrs Carry Rutledge who will celebrate their anniversary on Oct 2 Birthday greetings are ex tended to Mrs Joe Shea who will celebrate her on Monday Oct 1 Best wishes are extended to Mr and Mrs Robert Hewson who were married recently Birthday greetings are ex tended to little Janice Break who will celebrate her third birthday on Oct 1 Birthday greetings are ex tended to Mrs Bill Bradley who will celebrate her birthday on Thursday Oct and to Steven Plant on pet Sincere sympathy is ex tended to Mrs Evelyn Lee in the loss of her husband Mrs Jim Hamilton ALL SENIOR CITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN You a re Invited toa Public Meeting Monday October 1 At School Hear Gerry Denhart representing The Federal Governments NEW HORIZONS PROGRAM For Retired Canadians Matthew William and Samantha Jo Dyason Dr are proud to have their nanny and grandfather from London England visiting with them for three weeks A surprise wedding anniversary was held for Mr and Mrs William Hill of John east Sunday It was at the home of their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Hank Mulder of Limehouse Guests were from St Catharines Glen Williams and Georgetown Mr and Mrs William Hill of John Street Eaist and Mr and Mrs Richard of King Street have just returned from a trip through southern England and Scotland Irene Hawes who has been in Scotland met them there and again at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Oxley former Georgetown residents now living in England Mr Ox and Mrs celebrated their birthdays together and were visited by the Grantham newspaper The Hills and Hawes also visited Mrs Rye another former Georgetown resident now at Carousle Mr and Mrs Nicholas Smith Heather Gordon and Jonathan from Derby England have Just returned home after a holiday with Mrs Smiths mother and grandmother Mrs Aileen Bradley and Mrs Margaret Groat Main St South and with her sister and family Mr and Mrs Barry Timleck During their holiday the family held a reunion at the Bayside Cottages of Mr and Mrs Bob McDonald formerly of Georgetown The Brock Bradley a from Ottawa Mr and Mrs David Hart and family Medicine Hat and the Timleck family from town met with Mrs Groat and Mrs Bradley It was the first time the family had all been together for 12 years Mrs Wilde Julie Janice and Mandy returned from a month holiday They visited England and France Mrs Anne Mrs Jean King and Mrs Anne Collins were in New York City all last week attending Sovereign Grand Lodge of the and Odd Fellows While there they visited the United Nations Empire State Building Rockefeller Centre and at tended a show at Radio City Music Hall They also attended a baseball game between the New York Mets and Chicago Cubs Mrs Collins had the honor of carrying In the Ontario ft Now maybe youll listen to me and buy a comfortable pair CLARKS SHOES FAMILY SHOE STORE MAIN ST Housing Needs Are you concerned that housing is being denied to too many of our citizens Present planning and zoning makes it impossible for too many people to own a home of their own As your Mayor I would ask the planner and council to do something about this problem I have already made a report suggesting how we can provide a wider choice of housing and would like to have the opportunity to see something come of it The Leadership We Need mnMDR OLYMPIC GYMNASTIC INSTRUCTION Sponsored by the Recreation Dept Please take the following facts and floures Registration lor Session One CIO weeks will take place next Wednesday to p at community centre The program will operate out Centennial Public School and will offer Ihe following Mi Beginner Boys and Girls yrs Beginners Girls IB yrs and Intermediate and Advance Boys Intermediate and Wednesdays 1100 Advance Girls IB Saturdays 10 Girls any age Instructors will be present on registration night to help you get Into the proper class Registration Is Limited so first come first served NOTICE ONCE A WEEK REFUSE PICKUPS WILL RESUME MONDAY OCT 1st Town of Georgetown Works Dept ELECT FOR LOCAL AREA COUNCILLOR RICHARD T HOWITT LAWYER GEORGETOWN DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY ASSOC LIMITED REGISTRATIONS Sat Sept 29912 Noon AT THE ARENA SIX YEAR OLDS PLAYING TUESDAY NIGHTS YEAR OLDS PLAYING SATURDAY NIGHTS ALSO COACHES AND MANAGERS NORTH HALT0N GOLF COUNTRY CLUB Maple Avenue West Is offering a special opportunity to new curlers to enjoy the season of CURLING The clubs normal initiation fee Is waived for this season so you can thoroughly test your skill If you enjoy It and we know you will Initiation fee Is payable in the 1974 75 season If or any reason you dont wish to continue a second year there is no Initiation obligation FEES MEN WOMEN BUSINESSGIRLS 6000 restricted hours COUPLE Curling membership includes instruction for beginners and all social privileges of the club parties dances bar dining room mens sauna Curling has groupings for men women mixed and business girls Daytime and evening SPECIALJUNIOR SECTION DAYTIME BABYSITTING AVAILABLE MINIMUM BAR DINING ROOM ASSESSMENT FOR ONE YEAR SINGLE COUPLE LAST YEARS MEMBERS PLEASE REGISTER NOW NEWMEMBERSSIGN UP TODAY Further Information application forms Phone 8779901 lets All Pull Together And Keep Our Northern Community A Good To live Bill Smith Cares About ACTON GEORGETOWN OCTOBER 1st