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w winterfest starts c k part of the high school wuvl planned for sunday ttwijl be well as to students and prom- of the gdhs program teriest this week is a car rally open to the general public as ises to be an iri teresting feature l wen going to have a rally bring any car yon care to drive the points youjjet well tally maybe youll win a prixe a dollar fifty is the fee it isnt all that much to have the privilege you see of burning out your clutch there are certain things you have to bring among them ownership please bring your licence driving dont forget the insurance slip this is a treasure jtuot you see and words you have to find if you read- the poetry you wont get in a bind don drive too fast or youll have to pay the fine you will receive but if you dont drive the right length of day your points we will retrieve youll drive up trill and down dale and round and round in circles we guarantee youll never fall to pray for miracles if you get really lost out back you may open the envelope and when youre hack on the beaten track we hope you then can cope good luck to you in every way we hope you make it rich it should be quite a novel day if you dont go in the ditch for further details and entry forms for this rally which will be run on sunday march 2nd and open to the general public contact paul gibson 8770222 or bob pelletier 8779223 lf 5jf sift assk ti3 trs with phyllis miersma and kathleen kitely pulling and karuna lock adding push power phil white gets in a little practice for the snbw chariot race which will be one of the highlights of georgetown district high school students winterfest which starts feh 27th seeing the world part 9 oh those persian rugs continuing a series of letters fantastic cream and jam and i in cages etc the floors were home from janice carter to her j cheese and hulva rollups greg all covered with persian carpets parents mr and mrs ormie was quite impressed i think j theyre so thick and rich look- carter describing a tour which as his- were giant creations ing and for breakfast they just she is taking with karen kor- zack of glen williams and some english girl friends at tavriz we had only a brief wait for the bus to teh eran rushed out and bought bread which comes in 3 long strips something like pancakes only thinner and erisper hulva thick cream and cheese and picnicked in the bus station on mrs atas gave us 3 jars of jam put down a plastic tablecloth when we left and that was the laid the bread around the edges last bit on the bus to teheran and put butter and cheese etc we became friends with 2 boys in the centre where all could who invited us to have breakfast reach several cups of tea later once we hit teheran about we all flaked out for a few 5 am j hours of much needed sleep teheran is a very large clean one boys brother and aunt welldesigned city quite am- were there too so there was erican in a lot of ways the quite a house full however boys had two large rooms full f everything seems to be taken in of little knickknacks birds j stride in these countries ev erything eating and sleeping and entertaining is done on the floor a few more bodies dont make much difference come to church first baptist church main and gualph 8775491 minister rev l e wilton 8773084 10 am sunday church school worship services 11 am morning worship holy communion 7 pm evening worship organist mrs w townend choir director- miss brenda mcneil st john s united church tl gualph st 8772531 minister rev robert o scrivens organist supply organist mr glen banks 930 am church school ade 1 and up 11 am worship in church hall during renovation period church school nursery to grade 1 midweek activities for all ages everyone is welcome norval presbyterian church minister rev a d duncanson supply organist mrs harvey stone worship service 1000 am church school 1100 am guest speaker lr col the rev j m anderson mc bar cd ba christian reformed church 7th una georgetown at j vandonpol minister services every sunday 030 am and 400 pan 1 1 am sunday school visitors welcome listen evary sunday to the back to god hour radio minister drjoal nedtrhood ckey 590830 am cfgm 1310 1030 ar fm 1007 meg chin 400 pm georgetown alliance church v w collins pastor 779816 10 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evening service 930 pm the alliance hour cham 1280 cedarvalb community centre vietnam no greater love see in this 28minute color film the people of viet nam the people who dont make the headlines the ones who suffer the ones who help s l sunday night march 9th 700 pm much of ht rest of the time with our friends we spent sing ing one boy played a bongo- type drum and the aunt makes a very loud noise by snapping her fingers against her hand sheila played guitar and they added rhythm sang some per sian songs and danced persian dances in the evening we drove to the other side of teheran to visit one boys father and fam ily his brother is blind and plays violin flute and a string ed instrument like an autoharp that has a beautiful sound he has performed on tv and radio quite good the two brothers sang for us in harmony and then taped us when we sang we sounded funny on the play back the blind boy came back to the apartment for the night that made 11 people staying there next day patti went to the embassy and came back with lots of letters 13 for karen and 5 for me we decided to leave for mashed on the first available bus but when we got to the bus station there was nothing until the next morning at 8 am we didnt want to wait around decided to hitch even tho it was getting dark and we didnt even know which was the way to mashed road within a few hundred yards of the bus station i asked a boy which was the w to mashed he kept saying that we had to wait until the next day for a bus and we kept saying that we didnt want to spend money on a hotel as confusion moun ted and a crowd of about 30 we escaped around the corner to make plans the next thing we knew the fellow was beside us said he would take us home with him and then we could stay there until we knew what we wanted to do thats here we are now bey- rus spelling and his two friends are language students the anglican church of canada st george 60 guelph st lent h 800 am holy eucharist bac corporate communion 930 am choral eucharist 11 am choral eucharist friday february u 430 pm tommy meets professor wavelength at the university they are studying english and so we spend lots of time helping them with their english they actual ly speak very well we had an interesting evening learning about persian poetry they read for us and more about educat ion in iran iran is more ad vanced than many countries we have been through they have a good primary school setup as all the children must go to school whereas in turkey we saw little children working much of the time also the les sons the atas children worked at didnt appear to be very ad vanced for their age group this morning we went to a public haman heaven we got beautifully clean and washed all our clothes that had been festering in our string bags there are little rooms that hold 2 or 3 people and lots and lots and lots of hot water i think it is funny that you worry about being dirty as we have only rarely been without a place to wash when we wanted it and as for the mysterious east there is no mystery only dif ferent customs that for the most part are very sensible for this part of the world i imagine afghanistan will be quite a change tho this afternoon we went to the bazaar and it was infinitely better than the one in istanbul the carpets the brass and copperware the jewellery i wish i had loads of money and could send home a persian car pet for the living room and a big beaten brass tray to make a coffee table and handpainted persian vases and dishes and rings and earrings for the girls and antique swords and guns for the boys and hookah for dad oh well as i am a poor student anyway the near est i could come to a carpet was a handprinted tablecloth which should go well in our liv ing room if the colour scheme doesnt change too much it is beige with blue design in it and it is your christmas pres ent or part of it but i wont send it until i get to pelhi then maybe you will get it for next christmas it seems- funny not to see christmasy things about and as it is ramaian its even stranger many shops dont open until about 500 as the muslims arent supposed to eat until then altho the people we have stayed with here do not seem to keep the fast on friday everything was closed as it was their holiday satur days and sundays everything is open well be on the road again by monday and should soon be in afghanistan we reckon that it will take us a little over s weeks to get to delhi ten days of busing and the odd day supper schick blades v potato sticks peek freak biscuits drive detergent fruit cocktail carrots tm05 2s59 2bw one more reason why we say we red i v a v iga lucky shopper mr lefebvre norval 2233 here and there ill write from stop ok keep well all for sightseeing the next major much janice love glen williams table centres corsages demonstrated to ucw thirty five ladies enjoyed an evening of- flower arranging with mrs iaisy harris at the united qhurch recently she showed them the arranging of flowers for tabic centres of va rious types as well as making a corsage the arrangements were won by mrs pat harrington the valentine old fashioned nosegay of red carnations mrs ruth stcinfatt tho mauve mum centrepiece mrs j wagstaffc daffodils corsages by mrs stel la wagstaffc mrs glass mrs mary vannatter mrs una wheeler a gladioli bouquet an arrangement of white mums was sent to mr clayton allen who was not well door prizes were won by mrs c spence and mrs c barth a lovely lunch served by the hostesses mrs fred engleby and mrs una wheeler brought a very enjoyable evening to a close wc were sorry to hear of the sudden death of mrs art scott while holidaying in jamaica she was the former myrtle kir- by and spent her girlhood here we extend sympathy to her hus band and family sandra karen and john and brothers and sis ter mrs allan law jean of burnaby bc and mervyn anti vernon kirby who live in the village dan wagstaffc flow home from rogina to attend a wed ding in toronto and spent a few days home before return ing to the west f the children of tho united church sunday school enjoyed a tobogganing party saturday afternoon on tho hills of paul wagstaffes farm and then r turned to tho church for their tho den ladies enjoyed their annual winter bus trip to tor onto on saturday which is or ganized by st albans ladies some of the ladies went to sec a show while others spent the time seeing the sights of tor onto while shopping we send get well wishes to mrs tom haines who has been confined to her home for over the georgetown herald thursday feb 27th 1969 page 2 two weeks mrs lornc garvin is a patient in georgetown hospital vvc hope shell soon be well and home again mrs c barth canvassers needed the local red cross branch is now preparing for- its annual fund raising campaign in our community volunteer canvas sers 16 or older are urgently needed smile well ive lost another pupil said the professor as his glass eye fell to the floor jl0 of the finest i optometrist r r hamilton qd 116 mountainvlew south carreral bldg for appointment 8773971 in the area at moore park plaza yes we do take your telephone order call 8777255 free chips with every fish chip ortjfjf during this our opening week free candy and gum for the kiddies table and takeout service we fry halibut only hours open daily 1 1 am to 7 pm thursday and friday to 9 pm closed mondays fryers fish chips 142 main street north 2 re park plaza v