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SECTION A THE historical meeting unveils Tweedsmuir books By KAY WILSON Herald Correspondent Nerval Women a Institute Historical He- search meeting took the form of an open bouse a t Nerval Community Centre Thursday after noon and evening The History books were on display for the community Divided Into sec ions the historical material was set out on tables around the room to facilitate many read ers at one time The history starts with the Indians the early settlers and the beginning of the village The building of the flour mills early businesses and personalities were written by the first tor of the book the late Marlon Noble Reed mother of MFP Julian Reed Nerval winding road turns into a highway farms are sold for the expansion of George town and the histories of Presbyterian and Anglican churches and Hillcrest Cemetery are compiled by the second curator the late Mar garet Hunter The third curator the late Owen May records anniversaries century and old time farms and some family histories The Women history was started by Mrs Hunter and Mrs May and continued by Gladys Chester and present curator Dorothy McLean of Mrs McLean Is also responsible for the history of the school and Its demise the history of the Methodist and Unit Churches the history of the World War I and II veterans the history of how Hurricane destroyed the town sole remaining mill the history of the Radial train the history of political figures and old time personalities Mrs McLean has also made a start on present day homes and events Much appreciated and a great boost to the history of were pages of early day scenes and families donated by Mary Coup- land Maxwell What has been compi led so far Is only a drop in the bucket of history We need your help with pictures of homes people events Cubs Scouts Brownies Guides world war vete rans school pictures and other photos of historical Importance Prior to the public display of the books a short business meeting was held with members answering the roll call with their first school or church name and what Usui dforni A quilt and a euchre party are In the stage The euchre party la to be held at the Webbs Flowers show room with the date to be announced later Several La lies have returned from a week holiday In the Barbados amongst them Lloyd and Ella Boy and Carl and and Gather ine all of val With them were Florence Moore of Brampton Ralph and and Doug and Mildred WakeleyofWillowdale Community Euchre had six tables Jan Winners were Em McGllvray Tost Phil Landry Elsie Jorvle Lucky draw Mary Workman lone hands Alcott Lunch committee Eva Press wood Marlene Cunningham and Elsie Jarvle Pinegrove Communi ty Club Euchre had six tables Jan winners were Marie Murray Tost John Hunter Prairie Bess lucky draw Marg It may sound a tunny place to keep a book but Twecdiraulr history book curator Dorolhy McLean keeps the history book In her refrigerator at home It the safest place for It In case of fire she explains with a laugh started In February by Marlon Noble Reed the History of the Village of comes complete with writeup as residents remember it and pictures saved over the years Herald photo the HERALD Communityljg PSYCHIC RESPONSE UP Basketballs were being dribbled across the Joseph Gibbons Public School gym floor Thursday night by boys and girls In he YMCA s basketball league The program still has room for more boys and girls who would like to learn how play basketball or who would like to bone their skills at the game There a league In Acton and another Georgetown and for those who want to see what ft all about director John Wood invites them to call him at for more details Theyre welcome la come out and try for a night to see they playing basketball Boys and girls play on the same teams and the program It geared to sportsmanship photo New school for principal Students at Acton Dl strict High School will soon be bidding goodbye Jo their principal of three and a half years Principal Betty Moore Is being transferred Feb lloMM Robin son High School in the region new Acton High ptin cipal coming from a vice at White Oaks Arlene Bruce began her career as trustee at the same time as Mrs Moore started at Acton High It s been so great to have a woman here as principal Mrs Bruce said She brought such a different point of view and I know she s earned just so much respect from every body Full of praise Mrs Bruce said Mrs Moore did a terrific Job in Acton and la looked on very highly by the school community and parents It a sad to lose her I think we vc been really fortunate to have had her I wish her well Mrs Bruce said The news was made public at the boards Thursday night meeting in Burlington Carole Matthews Writ Carol Georgetown Oat LTG Send a picture of the person you would tike along with a short note and a self stamped envelope Dear Carole Can you tell me about my Job prospects In this year Also what will ray family life be like this year A Concerned Plscean Dear Concerned To begin with your next few months I until March ore going to be very hectic for you No February blahs In store for you this year the moment because of lack of challenge through no fault of your own haw in every aspect of your work and it Is missing Your mood swings Will Improve this year which will help with your work decisions and I say decisions because you will nave two job offers one will require a lot of travel and tho other will necessitate you to be restricted to a time clock takethe travel you are very much a people person and will be stifled if you make the wrong choice Family wise things are settling down for you and logically when you are content at work things go better at home Listen to all offers work wise and course wise in the next two months assess them and then pursue quickly you will do well Keep busy Carole Animal tracking Sunday Jan there will be an open bouse at Terra Cotta Conservation area 30am pm plus a ski hike starting at I The topic Is winter animal tracking For more Information on Terra Cotta winter facilities call Photo contest Glen Eden ski area Is sponsoring a photo contest on the subject matter of skiing The deadline for entries Is Feb 17 Pick up a registration form at the admin office 310 Main Street Milton For more information on contest rules phone BETTY MOORE Secondary School The unusual transfer of a principal In the mlddleof the year Is due to the resignation of Burlington principal Harold of M Robinson High School Mr was offered a higher position as superinten dent with the Toronto board of education Halton HUla trustee DENTURE therapy CLINIC J Kohan DT 122 Guelph SI Georgetown Phone 8778974 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS DO HAVE hope of you COME TO ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS SI George Ha Mr wit ROBERT TAIT INSURANCE Bra AGENCY LTD lFOROFTOWN 8774814 See me for car home life boat and business insurance Elizabeth Dance Company Presents SNOW WHITE SAT JAN 21 230 730 John Elliott Theatre Georgetown Tickets Fun Day Feb 12 at Farm By WINIFRED SMITH Herald Correspondent The January meeting of the I was held Jan at the home of the president Mrs Jamles- here were four vlsl tors present which hclpeu to make a good attendance for the first meeting of 19W president opened the meeting with a trl to Robbie Bums as his birthday Is in Januo ry The roll call was an swered by each one telling of a kindly act which was shown to thembyaneighbor The business was dealt with as briefly as possible The secretary also read many thank you notes she had received saying how the I members visits and the baskets of fruit etc given those in the community who were confined lo their homes or ill were very much appreciated Eileen McEncry as welfare convenor gave a report on the visits made at Christmas and the cards sent during the year She also reported on the seminar taking place Wednesday even at the community centre She advised all to take advantage of this opportunity to hear the talk by this ced woman who knows what to do and what not to do when making out your income tax Given as convenor of resolutions had charge of the program Alma Sinclair gave an Interesting talk on the motto Work makes the Wheels go Round but Fun Greases The Axles Winnie Smith gave current events Grace gave the highlights from a chapter from the Book on the Mary Stewart Collect Prayer Three members from a neigh borhood W I who a ten ded the A C con ventlon held In Vancou ver in- June IBB were Willa Shortil Dons Lindsay and Anne all from SUverwood They represented District at the conven lion brought her projector and slides taken of the event As the pictures were shown Doris commented on each one Not only did we see the highlights of the convention but scenes of the country as thoy travelled west The ladles were sincerely thanked for bringing the pictures and idling of their ex In such an informative way A special guest at this meeting also was Anne Norton president of District W I She was accompanied by a friend Mrs Hunter a member of Dublin I Anne spoke briefly about the events and activities planned for the future In W I work The annual meeting of the Church took place Sunday Jan IS at the church There was a good attendance of around Rev Bandy opened the meeting with words of welcome then all sang the hymn Bless Be the Tie that Binds It was announced that the Mission and Ser vice Fund of for has run short by It was proposed that a special Mission and Service drive to make up the shortage would be held In the near future Retiring from the Session are Martin Lewis and Henri Gagne Nominated to replace them are Bruce Munro and Edna Shortiil Retiring from Stewards are Clarke and Paul Nominated to replace the Stewards are Ed McKelvey and Kay West There is going to be a Fun Day for the con gregation Feb 12 at the Volmar Farm At the end of the day fun supper will be served at the church All are advised to circle April on the calendar Keep that date free for a special youth choir that will be coming from Canning Regarding the build ing proposal for a new addition to the church It was announced that a special congregational meeting has been called for the evening of Jan new club for the wilt be Fare It sounds like an Interesting club as some cooking will be Involved also some health care The first meeting will be Sat Jan in the church basement from a till noon Any girl or boy from the age of 12 living In the community will be corned Doublethink hurts disabled George Orwell scon ccptof doublethink to know and not to know may be more of a reality with disability than many people are willing to admit according to Wade Hampton presi dent of the Ontario March of Dimes In 1961 most people hold two seta of beliefs about disabled people Following 1981 Inter national Year of Disab led Persons people have accepted lit fact that disabled men and women with sufficient support and Incentives can function as Inde pendently as anyone else However at the same time many among us believe that others should be the ones to take the first step open ing doors through 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