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THE HERALD Wednesday November 1 1389 Page INorvalNews Anniversary dinner By KAY WILSON Norval Correspondent 100th anniver sary dinner of United Church was held Huttonville School Thursday Oct 26 The dinner was catered to by Home United Church ladies The hall and tables were nicely decorated with a blue and white theme The ministers Stephen and Ann BemroseFetter were co- chairmen First on the entertainment were three songs from The Sound Inspiration Swing Low Hush and I Asked the Lord One of the members of this group was Kistner a former member of United Church Rev Walter Ridley and Rev Kenneth Jull spoke of the highlights of their ministry in The audience was favored with two recitations from Don Crawford They were Albert and the Lion and The Bridge Builder Rev Hugh former assis tant minister spoke of his heritage in Norval United Church Bonnie Crawford Neely rendered two beautiful solos Could I Have This Dance and This Little Child Rev Lloyd and Rev Alex Cowan clos ed the evening with their reminiscences 100th anniversary NORVALNorval United Church had a full congregation with joy overflowing to the Sun day School room for their 100th anniversary on Sunday Oct 2J Flowers in the standards were in memory of the founders and former of the church The flowers on the Communion Table were placed by the Friend ship Group for the Church of the Future Rev Stephen BemroseFetter conducted the service When lighting the candle for the an niversary he announced the church was built for Rev Dr Stanford Lucyk Senior Minister of Royal York Road United Church in was the guest speaker who spoke on Choreography for the Church Joyce Hutton was guest soloist and sang the familiar old number Bless This House Special numbers were sung by the choirs Just Like Salt was sung by the Jr choir and the Senior choir sang Praise God the Lord of Hosts for the offeratory anthem Glenn Laidlaw and Lorraine Lawrence sang the lovely old duet Ivory Palaces For All Your Fine China Silver Crystal Gifrware MAIN ST MILTON 8780050 Fashions For The Young At Heart MAW ST S GEORGETOWN Hem tram Knox Church 8732851 Following the last hymn Lead on oh King Eternal at the close of the service Rev Stephen BemroseFetter called on several dignitaries MP Garth Turner presented a plaque from the federal government and Prime Minister Brian Walt Elliot presented a plaque on behalf of the Ontario government and David Peterson Mayor Russell Miller brought greetings from the Town of Halton Hills and presented a pla que Rev Bruce Beasely brought greetings from the Presbytery John Dunlop read a letter from the chairman of the Region of Halton Pete Pomeroy Pete ex pressed his disappointment at not being able to attend He said he was proud and happy to have received his early Christian education in Sunday School The anniversary cake was cut by Mrs Kate and Mrs Catherine both inlaws of Matthew and Aaron respectively The Laidlaws were founders of the church Both ladies are the oldest of four generations who are actively in volved with the church A fellowship hour followed with the ladies of the church serving a bountiful lunch including an niversary cake Turkey dinner NORVALNorval Presbyterian Church Turkey Dinner Friday Nov held at Public School Dinner will be served at pm pm and Tickets for adults are The cost for children under 12 is and preschoolers get in for free For tickets call Church bazaar NORVALNorval United Church Bazaar will be held Satur day Nov from ll am to 3 pm Lunch will be served There will be sandwiches and hot dogs The bazaar will feature crafts a bake table treasures and things and discovery kits Put More Muscle in your advertising CALLUS TODAY 8772201 SPECIAL EVERY THURSDAY HOT ROAST BEEF PLATE INCLUDES FRENCH RUES VEGETABLES DELICIOUS GRAVY MARTYS TOO RESTAURANT Georgetown Market Place 8777417 lite LTD SALESSERVICE INSTALLATIONS CARPETVINLTIIE Qaorgatmm L7Q4AS Mitt 771012 I v jBygjfr i jftjffhi J I fit Celebrating 100 years The United Church held a cake cutting ceremony In recogni tion of the churchs 100th anniversary this Sunday following the ser vice Four generations of the family carried out the honors The are Jennifer left the daughter of Larry second from left who is the grandson of Catherine second from right who Is the mother of Lloyd right Herald photo Seniors dinner a sell out By FLORENCE SMITH Herald Special Georgetown and District Seniors Association held its first major event on Oct 22 at Holy Cross Hall Even though it seemed to be the last of a number of dinners it was nonetheless quite successful The first sitting was entirely sold out This was a major fundraising event and many people con tributed to its success To all those who helped in sell ing tickets planning preparation and serving of the dinner thank you fa special thank you is for the young people from the Holy Cross groups and the Georgetown high school for their help They were cheerful cooperative and good workers a credit to their leaders To all the directors members of committees and members you should be pleased with your ef forts and be planning the next endeavor Canvassers are already at work delivering brochures and letters to all eligible seniors Please give the material your careful consideration Think about what a recreation centre could provide in leisure time en joyment and decide to join us We need everyones help Ballinafad needs Mudville Nine hits the field By BETTY SOJKA Ballinafad Correspondent The fine warm temperatures of the weekend brought out the baseball gloves The Jim Bailey diamond was where the action was for a group of local men playing baseball Sunday afternoon A most enjoyable time was had by all par ticipants On Saturday Nov sumptuous aromas will be emitting from the United Church when the UCW holds their annual turkey supper Tickets for the three sittings of 5 615 and pm can be purchased by contacting Mrs McEnery and Mrs Sinclair 8776050 Cost for this savory delight is for adults and for children The ladies offer the meal as take out also Bring your own bowls and plates or the ladies will provide paper plates for you Make sure to come at the beginn ing of the setting when the food is piping hot The community centre was filled to its rafters with scary goblins and other assortment of different looking creatures on Saturday Oct 28 when the hall board put on a Halloween dance As always this dance was relaxed and full of fun Susan and Gerry Burgan won best costume when they arrived at the dance as a rooster and a hen Thi played all the right tunes t keep people dancing A Halloweei prank came arly when a bomb was set off outside the cen tre Smoke filtered inside th building through the windows Dancers kept calm and quietly go their jackets to go outside quickly returned upon learning that a prank and not a fire was the cause of the smoke The recent meeting had a small group in attendance Mrs Alma Sinclair gave a report on the Presbyterian meeting she and Mrs McEnery attended in Laurel The new UCW study 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