Nerval hews World travellers By KAY WILSON Herald Correspondent Several Norvol people have been travelling this past summer Gertrude McGee enjoyed a trip to Ireland in July along with her cousin Dorothy Coyne and her husband Gord of Kitchener who were tour guides They travelled up through Ireland Belfast This past week Gertrude visited her son John of Kyoto Japan who was in Oklahoma with a group of 12 Japanese ladies They were perfor a tea ceremony at the state fair and John was the translator Anne Wilson and Adams of RR2 Georgetown have eturned from a two week trip England and the continent In Georgetown and Isabel Carney of Milton enjoyed a five day to Pennsylvania and the Amish Get well cards By KAY WILSON Herald Correspondent NORVAL Get well wishes of RR2 who is a patient in Peel Memorial Hospital Brampton Also to Irene who Is home now after spending two weeks in Brampton hospital and Gord Early who Is a patient in Brampton Hospital following a bone graft on his ankle Both are From Babies baptized By KAY WILSON I Id Correspondent NORVAL A large congregation attended the morning service at a United Church where two babies were baptized Rev Walter Ridley performed the ceremony for Michael Oliver Castle Murray Shannon Allcen Marjorie daughter of Gail Nixon and Brian Reynolds Both families enjoyed a reunion with family members for a buffet lunch Michael grandparents and Shirley Castle were special guests Brian and Gall Reynolds entertained grandparents Marjorie Reynolds Bruce and Eileen Nixon and great grandmother di a of Streets vllle Kay Wilson representing the elders presented certificates Six euchre tables By KAY WILSON Herald Correspondent NORVAL Six tables of euchre were in play at Community Centre last Thursday First went to Ethel Webb Elsie Jarvle Jamie Cunningham and Del Wallace Lone hands went to Elizabeth Wallace while Ray Addy won the lucky draw Furrow Queens By KAY WILSON Herald Correspondent The International Plow Match and Farm Machine Show was held at St Thomas in Elgin County from Sept 17 Coinciding with this was the of the Queen of the Furrow Queens from across Canada numbering were in attend As well as the past Queens from 19601SM who were honored 31 present Queens were also guests wn Debbie Deenick of Debbie one of five finalists the following light at the banquet attended by 1 500 people Special guests for the I M were Elgin County was called after his grand Each of the past Queens spoke briefly relating their present life style as did Kay Wilson who has been promoting the Queens competition since its inception Mrs Wilson recelv two presentations a lapel pin from the Queens presented by Lynda Prong and an Inscribed silver tray Provincial Minister of Agriculture Jack and federal Minister of Agriculture John Wise were both at the head table Also attending were Linda of Elora whose husband Rev Mark Waugh was assist ant minister at United six years ago Heltons two Ontario Que Verna Thompson Hilderman now of Alberta who won in and Lynn Stewart Moore of Terra Cotta who won in 1977 were also In attendance Legion Lines Open house Sept at the Branch was well attended and impressive President Norm Ward thanks oil the people that worked hard setting up the military display Thanks to the ladies for the refreshments Honors and Awards night Oct 12 To oil interested dart players the CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Phone 8770109 Street Georgetown Ontario NEW USED Cars and Trucks 1986 Nissans are In stock now I Special Prices on all 1985 610 Martin St Milton NORTHEND steak shoot Oct in the club room at pra sharp Ladies 1st Peg Lewis 2nd Cathy booby Ann Scraggo Gents 1st Gord Hoy 2nd John Crawford booby Paul Prust Sheila and Rick Legion ladies A picture older was found after our birthday dinner photos of two children Call at welcome Jessie Bun ton into our and hope she has many rewarding years th us It was the sad duty our president Ho Curswell to drape the charter In memory of Win Roberts who passed away this summer The jub Ice social at Erin was success the talent presented by all lores was fabulous and our own lad treed that Georgetown twos treat We were assisted in l by 1 il and Sharon Barker of Acton The Georgetown plaers were Bailey Watson Yvonne Graham and Mid Door pruts were won by Chcrne Matthews Helen Clout Flo Cars well and Mars Zone darts at Brampton Sept was won by team with Louse James Nelly Bell Barbara and Sheila Congratulations lades need help for the bazaar Nov 17 on the following ticket sellers book booth and Christmas table Please phone Marion Carney It is wonderful to see Sloddart home and looking so well ladles If possible write a note to our shut ins Mrs Hunter Milton Manor Mrs Peel Manor Honey Ann Collins Water too Hazel Preston Aurora and mo rcen at the Bennett Centre I know they would appreciate hear from and we all them well October bazaar BAi A monthly meet of the was held Sept at the church Mrs Barbara Monro There was some discussion about the annual bazaar usually held in October The 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