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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1968
Page
5
This week’s bridge hand discusses defenders staying off balance by varied plays and not always covering an honor. The dealer Farstar and both sides in the hand are vulnerable, offering a different defensive approach to confuse declarers and improve defense skills.
Notice for a court inquiry into closing a portion of Glen Street in Glen Williams Esquesing Township Halton. Norman Norton seeks an order to close a section described in Registered Plan 10 with hearings set June 20 1968 at Milton. Public rights and objections described. failure to appear may proceed without affected parties.
Noreen Miehm was named president of Georgetown Kinette at the May meeting held at Karen Harrison's home. Elected officers include secretary Karen Harrison, treasurer Janet Wickett, registrar Jackie Kent and directors Mona Milne, Gail Collett, and Donna Moores. Reports covered rummage sale Kinette Kruise and marathon bridge with other projects noted such as fall fair bake sale and collecting and repairing used toys for welfare baskets.
Mrs Bessie Wilde of Highbridge England visited Glen Williams with three weeks stay as her Canadian relatives gathered at a Hancock family picnic in Wolf Park Terra Lotta. Winners included Sandra Hancock Blake Hancock Darlene Hancock and Jeanette Thancock in running races with other honors for Lin da Crewson Brian McCutcheon and Edith Hancock.
Halton agricultural representative Henry Stanley defends farm machinery on highways amid an anonymous letter by Concerned criticizing rural vehicles. He cites road tax obligations, safety rules, and the need to move between farms, noting strict lighting requirements and the high number of farm operations on local roads.
Pr and Mrs John Peacock shared coloured pictures from Africa in Ashgrove. They showed Nigeria hospitals and homes, described warm climate with two seasons, diverse religions, and friendly people. They explained each image and received a Bible gift from Charles Austin. Mrs Wickson thanked the speakers. lunch closed the evening.
A Battle of the Bands will award a prize of one hundred dollars to the winner during the Brampton Flower Festival weekend of June 14. Organized by Jack O'Sullivan of Sonic Entertainment, sixteen bands are lined up with one slot left. Each act performs 40 minutes. judging covers appearance, music, and audience reaction. About 800 youths expected Friday in the Junior Farmers Building Grampton. Admission includes two real power tickets. remainder is 1.50.
The Friendship unit of the UCW met in the church basement on Tuesday evening, June 4. Sixty five from Hillcrest attended including men women and children. President Mrs Ward Brownridge welcomed all to the meeting. Devotions led by Mrs Vern Picket. David Austin played electric guitar then a hymns singalong with Mrs James Carney at the piano and Rev Keith Hawkes on the organ.
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