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theveorgetown herald w july 16th 1947 o now oas cookino comes to peel county homes ilnjoy these advantages of trick clean gas cooking j folks everywhere are talking about essotane the new modern metered gas service brought to peel county by imperial oil limited now no matter where you live you can enjoy nil the advantages of city gs ksnotune is natural petroleum gas supplied in small ttafe htoel con tamers it burns with an intense steady flume it s clean it s odorless uivea minimum heat the minute you turn it on no slow heating elements to fuss with no fires to poke or shake essotane is non poisonouh perfectly safe its easy to start using tssotane imperial oil service men simply set up steel cylinders outside your home lend the gas into your kite lien through small copper tubing for the average family one cylinder will last up to three months the cost is small you pay only for the gas you use as shown by your meter there s no danger of running out your gas supply is checked regularly ksaotane is the same type of gas now being used by more than 4000 000 homes in britain and the united states 70 per cent of these users live in areas where electricity is available morb leisure basotane u tho perfect gives you the exact degree of heat tuhen makes cooking a joy the convenience cleanlinett of rmntnnn mean extza lcuaure send for free booklet today king foal you want it tuodofyou z imperial oil i s b limited eonotane gob service imperial oil limited 56 church fa tree t toronto 2 ontario yea i would like to know fret bpnge illustrated bookkl w more n bo ut kmotane hich tell all nbout this pleimc send ma new quick clea without charge or obligation your gaa ervice my namt ipletme print aridrett i hont number 0 what next whats scares now lumber nallt plumbing or wiring equipment the list i endlett no sooner it on problem solved than another comes along the scarcity of materials has delayed hie completion of many now hydro projects this combined with a greatly increased demand tfcas limited the power supply never has ontario used so much electricity at now not even during the recordbreaking war years another half million horsepower could be utilized almost immediately if available hydro plants to generate thai much and more have been planned ond are under construction some additional power will be delivered this year more in 1948 but it will be 1950 before the big new hydro plant on the ottawa nver can start to pour its 360000 horsepower into the hydro system why so long ft s because of the shortage of building supplies a tre mendous quantity of construction materials and electrical equipment must be sought and bought to build such a plant the ottawa iriver development alone require a concrete dam nearly half a mft long in addition to the power house and the thousands of items of electrical equipment small and large building a new power plant often creates an entirely new community h takes a long time especially when materials are as scarce as they are now few places in the world bave as much electricity available per aprson as ontario has however it must be conserved so thai new homes and industries will ail receive their share so that the wheel of ovf factories will be kept turnlngtond maximum employment and production maintcdnw te hydro wisefv omflflere will be enough for all ftflm- wisely ontflffere will be enough f hydro electric power commission of ontario nuwgawerya busy bees organize as institute the nasmgaweya susy bees an e trcmely active group at ladles who did a wonderful job of fund ralsmsj and parcel sending durtnsj the war years has reorganized as a womens institute on may 9th a meeting was held ai the home of mrs am allen when through the efforts of mrs o e oavenport mrs lloyd crawford district women s institute president attended and explained several pha ses of the w i work and the advan tage of forming a wj which would in no way interfere with the idea of club work all the ladles present favoured the change and the name chosen was the busy bees wj nassagaweya mrs crawford presided over the election of officers a word of appreciation was tendered mrs c k davenport and mrs j j kennedy who declined to continue as nresident and secretary treasurer the ltfcues had carried the club through a tiring and trying tune they replied that the cheerful co operation of all had made it a pleas ure rather than a task oqlcers of the new women s insti tute are president mrs all allen 1st vlcepres mr peter mclean 2nd vlcepres mrs j j kennedy sec treas mrs stephen coxe dls director mrs c e davenport home economics mrj s robinson agriculture mrs c e davenport social welfare mrs i little citizenship mrs o locker historical research mrs j j kennedy pianist mrs allen the meeting closed with the singing of blest b ne tie that binds and tile repeating of the lord s prayer in i unison the social hour over a lovely lunch served bv the hostess was en kved by all on june 10th mrs stan robinson opened her home for a meeting mrs alkn the president led in prayer followed by blest be the tie that binds convenors were elected as follows ass st sec treas mrs arthur davenport sick convenor mrs s robinson publicity mis j j kennedy quilt convenors mrs w service mrs o locker program each hosttss will serve as her own convenor this year mrs davenport gave a report o the district annual at milton mrs david andersor gave a reading and mrs allen sang a solo the mlzpah benediction and god save the king closed the meeting mrs robinson served a lovely lunch her recipe for dainty cookies was taken home by most of the ladles mrs c e davenport was hostess for the july meeting of the institute after opening the meeting in the us ual way mrs allen read some of the rules for conducting a meet ng roll call was answered by my favourite song the secretary mrs stephen coxe gave the report of a booth which the group had operated at a benefit dance at brookville hall a special meeting had been held at the home of mrs arthur davenport to arrange for this and for making a qulh for the same person utio had lost his home by fire an in vita ton from a neighbouring wf to a us guests oneqf their meetings was accepted it was decided to have program folders printed mrs jennie howard offered her home for the aug meeting mrs roy lindsay and mrs oscar locker were elected branch directors mrs stan robinson gave a splendid paper on home economics and told of the new plastics and their use and benefit in the home mrs dopnvclra benefit in the home mrs davenport give a reading tea time shopping and mrs wilfred kennedy one on quilts of arms martin davenport s piano solo was much enjojed mrs davenport served a ioeli lunch and cup of tea at the meetinr s close for friendly service c call on georgetown motors main street tel 280 salada carrolls brother dies was chesley businessman i walter hughes a resident of ches ley since 1923 where he conducted a barber and tobacco shop died on i sunday jury 6th in chriitje street hospital toronto mr hughes was brother of george f hughes r r georgetown who moved to this district two jears ago when he pur chased the former vern pinketl farm mr hughes was born in paisley and lived in shallow lake and owen sounci before settling in cheslej he served orrsflbs with tile 110th bat talion of the perth regiment in the first world war surviving nrc his wife rrmerly myrtle ravelle of grand bend two children mrs wal ter maluske kitchener and ci it ton of owen sound two brothers and two sisters j h of owen sound george f o georgetown miss lulu hughes and mrs howard ellis of toronto it will come as a surprise to thous ands of visitors to the canadian na tional exhibition to know that ex hibition park includes a ke garden of exquisite beauty this lovely gent of floral artistry is at the west bnd of the park it is well worth a visit day or night after sundown concealed lights lend falryhke enchantment to tin scene ibe garden has never been man ikmumful than for this years cetakrmirrrrdfx uratomj 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