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raw activities in keyiew in high school by bonnie bohomliy a hundred and fifty particip ants represented a wide range of georgetown ymcaywca activities at that organizations cathrig7janicv seventh annual review in the high school march 30 on the trampoline box horse antllrats leaders for the lat ter were mrs dorothy gillespie bill bingham and tom dean with helpers gail young leslie martin ann mcdonald and dave tarxwell frank bryant emceed the program presented in two parts with entertainment at intermis sion by vocalist brenda mcneil with phyllis barber at the piano active displays in the gym nasium were viewed by onlook ers from the mezzanine floor included in the schedule of events were womens exercises led by mrs mary simpson boys and jjirla gym demonstrations flay school children were led by mrs panx sowardand mrs eileen motter who entertained with songs games and crafts a presentation by the lime- house y teen group led by mrs helen vansickler mrs iona piehl beth- kara and sharon display of judo skills was led by instructor fred daley this was followed by an exciting badmin ton battle between fred and joan aggiss and alex dickson and bob gaskin representing the ys badminton club the cafeteria was another centre of attention- coffee and refreshments were served here amid displays and an informa tion table was well frequented by interested visitors some go to stewarttown responsible for the cafeteria displays were world service mrs marilyn ottaway and fam ily film rev walter ridley information table mrs jo lis ter and family posters mrs margaret atherley and mrs cal scanlan yoga mrs mary simpson and day camp mrs donna robbing and family aa r culp included an exercise skit the y around the world and a and a fashion show presentation of y pins was made to the leaders by judo was next on the agenda georgetown president mrs and as usual a- most impressive dred ford offee servers were mrs bene carrt becky cooper and pat behfeche mrs bonnie bottora- the world service committee j ley with the help f paul bur- presented a film on the works of i roughs coordinated the days activities girls gym demonstrations were led by mrs dorothy gilllespie judoisls form a human hurdle for leader fred daley l norval mil jean ruddell guest speaker at norval miss jean ruddell of george town was the guest speaker at the april meeting of unit two of norval united church held in the church on wednesday evening april 9 with abouf36 present guests were from the st pauls anglican church guild and the presbyterian wms miss ruddell spoke on conditions in south america and showed slides of her recent trip there mrs julian reed and mrs r crawford gave the devotional based on the easter theme mrs gordon laidlaw presided for the meeting mrs earl wilson mrs mac hyatt and mrs ken reid are in charge of a euchre spon sored by unit two in stewart- town hall on friday evening april 25 mrs peter pomeroy announced plans for the annual bus trip to be held on june 4 to the sunshine school for the retarded then on to dundurn castle and the botanical gard ens at hamilton for the first time georgetown elementary school students will go outside the town limits to attend school in september with the new lialton county board of education setup and the eradication of individual school boards the county board has decided it is more econom ical to shift the boundaries present grades 6 and 7 stud ents in park and chapel street schools- will enrol in grades 7 and 8 at stewarttown senior school while present grades 6 and 7 students to wrigglesworth school will enrol in grades 7 and 8 at centennial school to avoid duplication in trans portation routes some buses will carry both elementary and high school students moore park children who have been attending park- or chapel street school other than those who will be entering grades 7 and i will continue to do so the few moore park stu dents who have been attending wrigglesworth will go to chap el street which will have space with the removal of grades 7 and 8 this should be good news for the moore park famil ies whose children have gone to different schools now all children from kindergarten to grade 6 from one family will at tend the same school kinder- ballinafad 13 tables play in share the wealth thirteen tables were in play at the share the wealth euchre at the community cen tre on friday night prizes were ladies 1st mrs james farnell 2nd edith colquhoun consolat ion mrs margaret gibson gents 1st sam snow 2nd al- vin cutting consolation paul wilson there was a fair attendance at the community centre on saturday night when the eb- ho riding club met plans were made for a trail ride at wel lingtons farm in erin after be moving in shortly the business part of the meet ing a few games of euchre were played and lunch was served the proper order the books should be in the books were then ready for the new covers frances mclean who is to be the commentator for achieve ment day practiced reading her speech to the group the girls have their dresses almost com pleted and did modeling and were shown again good posture to show off the finished garm ent to the best advantage garten children starting in sep tember will attend the- same school as their older brothers and sisters either at chapel or park schools thi oioroitown hiratd thursday april 1 1h pack 15 over niagara falls and downtown toronto 32 passenger aircraft stewardess en beard returning to toronto via the lakefront with panoramic view over the city 650 return cau 4167662145 or 4166772521 millairdair limited toronto international airport 9 we extend sympathy to mr and mrs white and family in a social time ended the en- the loss of her mother who pas sed away last week in the geor getown hospital mr and mrs briggs of stew arttown have purchased a new home in our community and will winnifred smith joyable evening with a potluck supper r photos by dr brian buckrcll young wrestlers were popular with yreyjew crowd union presbyterian church wms held their annual good friday meeting on april 4 at the home of mrs owens mac- donald bramalea woods about 50 members and past members who were guests were present mrs clarence anderson was in the chair and welcomed the guests the roll call was answ ered with an easter verse mrs art vonzuben read the script ure lesson followed with prayer by mrs alex taylor tfrs lloyd crichton sang a solo shall i crucify him and mrs frafik wilson and mrs lloyd davison played a piano duet mrs mccracken recording secretary for brsmpton presby terian presbyterial gave a brief outline of what composes the synodical and the presbyterial imrs r duncanson introduced the guest speaker rev f r kendall of bramalea presby terian church who gave an in spirational easter message a social time was enjoyed at the close of the meeting mrs isie young and mrs lloyd davison planned the program and mrs art mckane and mrs cg bishop were in charge of the lunch the pinegrove community centre committee held a euchre with 8 tables of players partic ipating on saturday evening april 12 followed with a social hour winners were mrs jim cunningham mrs lilly may- banks and mrs mary ismond for the ladies and for the men blayne hillock joe murray and art may carried off the prizes prior to her wedding donna fishburn and fred whittaker who were married in norval united charch on saturday af ternoon april 12 the reception was held in the church hall fol lowing the ceremony with the norval ucw catering the cou ple will live in hamilton prior to her weddnig donna was honoured with ajnlscellan- eous shower by the ucw of norval united church and a shower by her sister and sister- inlaw mrs douglas fishburn of georgetown and mrs paul atkinson of brampton at the home of mrs fishburn in geor getown she was also presented with gifts from the planning depl of international harvester hamilton and from the girls in the office the hic group of norval and huttonville united churches arc busy with plans for the all day youth forum to be held lit norval united church on sat urday april 19 ipvere will be speakers and films dealing with drugs and other problems of the modern teenager during the day and a dance in huttonville school in the evening all teen agers of the community are in vited to attend mrs ed mclean dr and mrs clifford have returned to their tjcid home boutique girls complete dresses ashgrove boutique 4h club met at pineview school on april 12 roll call why i the peacock after spending chose the colour of my dress the winter months in lake was answered by all members worth florida presen the scout and cub mothers lesley cooper read the mean- held their april meeting at the ing of the f h standing home of mrs les drysdale for heauh dlscussed final plans were made for the dance on saturday night and a skit for hievement day euchre was planned for the last they were reminded that they thursday night in may the are to include samples of sew- committee in charge assisted ing a button and slipstitching the hostess in serving a dainty tneir record books they had lunch after which a social time followed mr morgan madill has return ed from guclph general hos pital after undergoing eye surg ery pleased to report mr camer on mcenery was able to return tp his home from hospital and is feeling much better i the cotton cozies met as us ual on saturday morning the roll call was a special feature in your record book the re cord books were then gone ov er and the girls were shown a chance to work on their dfes- i ses most have completed them janet nurse and mary mcgee served lunch lois mcnabb can you beat these savings holiday cleaners 35 mill street georgetown just off main street tops in cleaning lowest in price prices effective thru may 3rd skirts 49c drape 20 off mens and ladies 2 pc suits 1 39 mens business shirts 2 for 45 6000 families applied last year to become foster parents new quick quiet lawn boy the best mower in town by the makers of johnson evinrude outboard motors priced as low as 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