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Kick up your heels Howdy frltou Itiiund dance Jackie left and treasurer Norma ltar welcome lo Ihr right good time being put on the towns recreation department as part Open House The two are members the Squares a dancing club Herald photo Mrs Carney former manager KAY WILSON Herald Special One of Norvals most respected families are mourning the loss of a dear wife mother grand and great grandmother Mr Bert Muriel Carney passed away Feb at the Centennial Manor after a lengthy illness She and her husband Bert had operated the Carney Hardware store in following the sale of their farm Muriel managed the- store while her husband was out on plumbing and heating jabs at the same time raising their family of three daughters and four sons They had just returned two years ago and built a new home in prior to her severe stroke Besides her husband she is survived by Mary Mrs William Staines Onllia Pat Mrs Carl Schenk and Sheila Mrs Brian both of Georgetown Charlie Peter Cheltenham Bill of Georgetown and I lay m on of North Bay She is also survived by grandchildren and two great grand children J S Jones Funeral Home was the location of the funeral service held Feb with Walter officiating Pallbearers were six of her grandsons Interment was in Cemetery LIQUID DETERGENT MOORE PARK PLAZA GEORGETOWN SAME DAY TAX RETURNS 8772217 AFTER FIVE A CANADIAN THEATRES Dance supports fun for Plymouth crew Herald Special Our St Patrick a dance is a month away March we need support to make this dunce the success it was lost year We need donations for prizes your attendance and your salesmanship to sell tickets at each which includes supper enter tainment the Irish Dancers prizes and the dance Do not forget our meeting Feb our zone commander Green will be in attendance Dates to remember Feb zone bowling at March 8 District bowling at March zone darts at Georgetown Hazel Dumper our sports officer will also be needing sandwiches and help for this occasion The mast important date of all for ib April which is your provincial bowling Georgetown rhls li great privilege to host this tournament and 1 know you will all help as much us possible for this one Hazel at if you can help to the Plymouth group We are happy to see names added to the list the branch for more people who wish to lake this trip and parade on the American Memorial Day Do nol forget the dance we will be holding April to raise money to entertain our comrades from Plymouth when they in Georgetown to participate in our Warriors Day Parade at the Canadian National Exhibition It eertuinly seems like a lot to remember when read this column but we are a busy branch and consequently this makes the ladies auxiliary Ij busy group of volunteers i wishes In all our sick and shut Ins Report challenges church to grow Herald Special The annual vestry meeting of St Georges Anglican Church was held recently after the Sunday service and approved a budget of for 1986 up from last year The increase of per cent was approved after considerable debate but with confidence that the gallon will continue grow and thai members will Increase their support The meeting was attended by parishioners who welcomed Valcrii- and Bob Tadman rccentlj by the church as Pastoral Associates to work with the Rector the Itev Jim The wardens taking office for the next year arc Joe Edwards and Cathy Hunt along with deputy wardens Graham Watts and Lewis Stevenson Delegates to the Diocese of Niagara Synodarc Barbara Jon Cos tarn and Brian Robinson The Rector In his report the congregation to reflect on the question Does St Georges want to grow He said Our town grows our programs grow but our base our parish population has remained fairly constant recent years Theres a slight increase perhaps in numbers but I ask the question with seriousness Do we want to grow or are comfortable with our present size take time and energy and our ehurch sanctuary Is usually comfortably filled at and each Sunday morning He listed some considerations around this question of growth some will say the church must grow for our task is lo spread the gospel and invite people to know Jesus and join the Christian family some will say that a larger parish becomes impersonal so we should be sending new people from the new subdivisions to Hornby or planning a some will say that growth is too hard and that we can effectively reach out people all wc can do is remain faithful and wait for others to come some will say that our facilities are at their limit now and well have to build if we decide to grow some will be cynical and say that II never grow anyway even if wanted lo After inviting the congregation to discuss these questions he nolcd that a strategic planning group had been meeting over the past year and would be submitting a major report in March lie concluded St Georges has had a long and rich history of service in this town and our building stands proudly on this hill a symbol of God presence among his people What of the next two decades What course will we follow Yearbook material wanted TOM llrrukl Special The Centennial Commit lee would like to receive pictures and information iboul the following I Valedictorians Presidents 3 Viie principals A Baxter Award Winners J I lambert Award Winners Queens Editors of tin Challenge and Rebels hornier Memorable events 10 Georgetown IIS News t mimeograph d sheets When the pictures are forwarded contributors are asked to state the name then and now the year it was present address and a short iccounl if possible of the occasion have bad many former students who have made contributions lo society in one form or the other It would be most appropriate to include such people in the Centennial Year I would appreciate receiving the names the pictures and areas of whether these be in the held of profession sports politics community activities etc Send the above items to Ion the high school 12 agc Outreach service makes disabled more independent A new program is coming to lion Hills that will provide jobs and lelp the physically disabled ailed the Outreach Attend ant are Program aides will help the their homes on a part lime basis the week of I Hie program funded the Ministry of and Social will support five attendants and an hid number of clients I he program was started in Oak ville in lime 111115 and clients ate presently being serviced here The physically disabled clients must be able lo direct and coordinate the work attendants ill do The clients often require about three hours of help per day seven days program Maureen service is run under the auspices of lhe Ontario March of The program began after a June 1JBl study revealed a need for an in home attendant service for the disabled lhe servile is looking for aids rite Ontario March of Dimes Hamilton Office Wood ward Avenue Hamilton Out Attendants are paid between HO and hour Hie goals of lhe program are lo help to put the physically disabled back in their ami prevent them from going ml institutions Ms WILLIAM Hamster Solicitor announces The Relocation of his law practice to St it Mam SI Georgetown Ontario Effective January 29 1986 Good service good coverage good price- Thats State Farm insurance ROBERT INS AGENCY LTD I I St Georgetown Like a good neighbor State Farm is there ALL GIRLS JEANS IN THE LATEST STYLES WINTER JACKETS ASSORTED JEANS ASSORTED SWEATSHIRTS ALL FALL WINTER STOCK HAS BEEN REDUCED TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR SPRING FASHIONS Marketplace CLOTHING GEORGETOWN UTILE THEATRE PRODUCTIONS INC DIRECTED BY HURT JOHN ELLIOTT THEATRE Church StrMt Georgetown Julian W Liikovvski ilh I MUMS I it AMU unit itt im mi Suite 106 IfMituiiliilrulrH J Ontario l7 1KI Telephone INVENTORY 50 INSTOCK FIXTURES FOR THE MONTH OFF OF FEBRUARY STORE HOURS 800 am430 pm Saturday 900 a m1 200 8772264 IGERRIE ELECTRIC 317 Armstrong Ave Georgetown