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IIPRALD THURSDAY AUG 23 1973 Pane 15 RIGHT OUT OF THE HISTORY BOOK Three ladies looking like they stepped tut the times of c founder George Kennedy get into the ma f George Kennedy days as they del Hie Id fashhned dresses by Betty Ann theby Main Street Staff members Dew hurst left and right flat wner llctly Anne Smith Herald Ih tot OBITUARY Edith Glass May G ass a resident of Georgetown died in hospital at the age B3 Born Edith Simpson In Hamilton as young girl she wen to live in Montreal but returned to Hamilton where she lived until the age of IB She was married in 1912 In Calgary Percy Glass where her daughter was born The family in to Edmonton where daughter was born then resided in Windsor until the death of Mr At that time Mrs Georgetown where she lived until her death She had attended In Hamilton and M She was a member of the Baptist Church and remained active in women until stricken by a stroke She I vcd the garden and spent many hours there and enjoyed many friendships She was an expert sewer and in her last few year as her eyesight failed and she could mi longer her sewing machine she sewed by hand Only last winter she spent many I ours sewing for her grandchildren created doll for her grandchildren Tanya and Sherry Hill Funeral service was held at the McClurcJmcs fr Home St with Rev Ca of Baptist Burial was m Cemetery were Brian Hill of Georgetown David Cm per Tira Jt Gary per Irn Cooper f Glen Will aim Glass Durham and reg r of London Children surviving are Mm OBITUARY Percy Chaplin Percy Henry Chaplin who m ved lo when he was in his mid Icons died Aug at General Marine in lllngw He was As a buy he lived In Cheltenham He served a period I yment with Tire and Rubber Co Ltd in T ronlo then spent his later rking years with Papers f Georgetown He retired three years ago service was held at St Get Anglican Church in Georgetown Aug II at m with Rev Gallagher Pallbearers were Delmer Bruce Gummcr Henry Hale George George Louth and William Ritchie Flower bearers were Legion brothers Dennis Wright Jim Gird King Hoy Smith and Reg Williams Burial was In Greenwood Cemetery Mr Chaplin was a member of Royal Canadian Legion Branch to 1W6 originally with the Lorn Scots later transferring to the Tironto Scottish Regiment He was predeceased by his wife He was married in at Si George Anglican Church with which he was affiliated He Is survived by children Henry if Shelley St J an Mrs Homer Helen Mrs Dan Mi mod 6 Doris Mrs Clare Doylei N Blvd and at and brothers George Murdock St and William ft liege St and Violet Mrs Fred t rth rnhy Percy Hill Charles and Robbie Cooper Craig Cooper Mrs George Cioper Glen Sherry Hill Robert Hill Tanya Williams A brother W am Hill Jamie Cooper died in 1968 Cooper Cooper Grandchildren arc Cherry Cooper and Ktvin Gary Cooper David Cooper and great Glen Brian Hill grandchildren Robbie greatgrandchildren are and I BUSINESS DIRECTORY 0P0METR1ST L M Brown R 0 OPTOMETRIST Hamilton South Id ng For Appointment CHIROPRACTOR G Corbett DC Mill Street Georgetown For Appointment PHONE Evans Chiropractic Clinic HO Street By Appointment ONTARIO LAND SURVEYOR Robert E Ltd C GARRARD General Industrial Commercial PHOTOGRAPHY 877 5500 BARRAGERS IS Main SI Free Pick up and Delivery MONUMENTS POLLOCK ft CAMPBELL REQUEST PHONE Waler Street North CARPET CLINIC Carpet and Cleaning In Free Pick up and Delivery CARPET CLINIC 459 WYNFIELD KENNELS breeders of Irish rtert Shetland Sheepdog PaplHont Board tor all breeds Ave W MELS ported Can Antique Stripping ft old Can T re Bui Home Seal Engineering Associates Ltd Consulting Professional Engineers 416 6274552 Dundas Ontario regular price on fiberglass insulation R 7 thick Easy to handle rolls or Reg 6 Now 5ft R 3Vj thick Energy saving bans or rolls Reg It Now Sq ft R 6 thick Extra thick for year round comfort Reg 19 3Csq It NOTE Prices shown for Fiberglass Insulation thus are lor lull cartons and rolls only is the ideal insulation for the tough Canadian climate In winter Fiberglas insulation cuts down on heat loss you get greater comfort plus you save on fuel and power bills In summer helps keep out un comfortable heat penetration into your home Insulation helps to combat the energy crisis sound In sulation helps reduce fuel consumption Efficient lightweight incombustible these are Just a few of the excellent reasons you should use Fiberglas Fill In all those gaps In your roof Insulation INSULATION MICAFIL ITWduwaaotMical Mayer 1 I I I I Coverage per two in aq ft 1 13 10 I Beat the heal and the cold with insulation start saving dollars on your heating bills too OPEN 9 am to 9 pm Monday to Friday Saturday 830 am to 6 pm 316 Guelph Street E Georgetown