SECTION A THE HERALD December 11 IMS Santa asks for a kiss By WINIFRED SMITH Herald Special BALUNAFAD The annual Christmas party lor the Womens Institute was held Dec at the home of Mr and Mrs SlesoralUs The husbands were Invited and also those that did not have a husband were allowed to bring a guest A variety of hot dishes were set up along with green and Jellied salads Hot rolls were served with the first course Eleanor McLean and were responsible for the delicious desserts served with the tea and coffee Meal over members of the WI went Into the living room for a brief business meeting Stella Cummings and Betty were In charge of the program Stella entertained by reading a Christmas poem Betty conducted a memory game An hour or so was then enjoyed Playing progressive euchre Helen Brown bad the high score for the ladles with Ernie McEnery winning the mens price Santa played by Jesse distributed gifts and caused much laughter as he expected a kiss from aU the ladles as they came up for their gift To close the party a verse of Silent Night was sung then all Joined hands and finished Auld Lang Syne Family Sunday Those attending church Sunday could not help but know the true meaning Christmas Just inside the door they sighted the beautiful Christmas tree in the corner all lit up with a beautiful star on the very top It was family Sunday Rev Bandy opened the service in the usual way Then the young people and the Junior Choir took over Toe Junior Choir all in gowns were centred In front of the church The smaller ones from Sunday school went to tbe front as the second Advent candle was lit Mrs Pat Kerr trained the choir conducted them as they sang beautifully one number after another Special music with the beating of a drum accompanied the choir as they sang Mrs read verses of scripture to correspond with the spirit of Christmas Rev Bandy gave the prayer Tiny tots with their parents took up the collection In tbe afternoon a short program was put on by the Sunday school The highlight was when old Santa appeared with gifts for all A lot of credit must be given to Pat Kerr for giving so much of her time teachers and others who worked with tbe children helped to make it a memorable service Long wait expected for collector road Handy books Mary reprwenUng HAND Action for Nuclear Disarmament delivered books to Ihe Acton Library Friday which were donated by her group Accepting the books is Catharine the Acton branch head HAND wants to educate more people about the nuclear arms race Mrs said The primary of HAND Is to educate people about what Is really going on the arms and to urge people to take a Hand she said Herald photo Dinner fellowship Dec members of the Wright family met at the home of Grant and Laura Wright on the Eighth Line There were a few unable to come but 11 sat down to dinner and enjoyed the fellowship around the table Wants study Town staff have been asked to undertake a study on a new aggregates act desired by the Township of Pusllnch At a recent meeting of the pita and quarries committee members learned the resolution enacted by the township to petition the Minister of Natural Resources to enact a new aggregates act for an aggregate extraction levy on gravel A million collector road link ing Eighth Line to Ninth Line Just south of Silver Creek and north of Tenth Line won be built for a long while yet Monday night a report by town planner Ian Keith recognized that early construction of this eastwest collector road would help ease traffic concerns along Road However the report approved by council put the road later on the agenda of the Development Corporations plans for Georgetown South It recommended the new subdivi sions proposed for the cast side of Mountainvlew be built first Until development begins on the west side of that collector road wont be built About single family homes are slated for the east side of Mountain- view by While we agree the another Georgetown South developer submission that an early construction of the eastwest collector road could facilitate the traffic distribution from Mountainvlew Road not at this early that the redistribution of traffic will be most beneficial but rather at a later date when full development of the community Is achieved Mr Keiths report stated Cookie exchange The Georgetown Newcomers Club meets the third Wednesday of each month The next meeting Is Dec pm at St Andrews United Church Join us for Pot Luck dinner and a Christmas cookie exchange For more Information call LEARN THE KEY JACK BEER TO SAFE DRIVING PROPRIETOR CALL 8775844 NEED AN AUCTIONEER GEORGE SUITOR BARRY DTIMLECK Chattered Accountant CARRETAL BUILDING SUITE S GEORGETOWN 8776948 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 416 STEDMANS ACTON PRE CHRISTMAS SALE RIBBON CANDY IMPORTED 226 arms SOAP ON A ROPE POPCORN PUMP PROCTOR SILEX if HOT WHEELS SNAKE MOUNTAIN CHALLENGE DIE CAST METAL CAR TRACK LOOP MOW BARRIERJUMP GLOVES MITTS HATS SCARVES GIFTS FOR ANY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY CHRISTMAS WRAP SQFT 99 OUTDOOR LAMP SET 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