asmgro s4- institute group tours alliance paper mill another beautiful week end we think each one may be the last but they keep on coming mr and mrs harley pell irene and shirley of burlington spent the week end with mr and mrs murray brigden karen and rob- hie mr and mrs frank wilson and marilyn attended anniversary ser vices i in woodbridge- united church on sunday the young people held their christian fellowship meeting on sunday evening at the home of barbara and ralph cunninghani with ralph and sandra tindale in charge on tuesday afternoon the wl members enjoyed a tour through the alliance paper mills they saw the many typesiof paper pro duced and finished some are made for candy boxes kodak cameras and also christmas cards after some more sightseeing around the delrex subdivision the ladies went to the home of mrs thomas giffen for some items of business and a lunch of dough nuts and coffee hooray for good old standard jtime which will be back with us again this weekend 7 builders discuss forming stock company for town developing membership drive on for lian concert series i mackenzie news fc why you get a better door for less money when you buy has rmury xcknlvw fafcrt that hot rwqwf boohmq adta molitconadofnantfloraodoor child am optq ik corn in and a qbovt w myfcc corm and b quorotitd to nvr rot shrink sovncl doodtj phi 9m wmmt swa crock or warp bocoww tt to oproto fa dbod co oil lel towftco size 80 x 70 6700 90 x 70 7600 160x70 15350 additional 250 far each light of glass a membership campaign for the canadian concert association of georgetown is being carried on this weet heading the local organixation is a hoard of directors comprising bruce h harding president kenneth r harrison vice-prest- dent mrs walter townend secre tary and donald wingrove treas urer the association which brought three outstanding concerts to town in its first year of organization last year is planning a similar booking this year with talent de pendant on the number of sub scribers to- the series t formed last year the associ ation believes that leading artists deserve the support of the cana dian public and should be heard in this area the association is affiliated with concert associations of canada which was formed in 1951 by wallace young well- known in education circles and for his work in school music as often as possible the most brilliant young artists are pre sented along with a featureosar- tist as it is the policy of the association to provide the most promising young people with en gagements experience and of course remuneration with which to help them continue their stu dies says william j stapleton to ronto executive and president of the north yonge association we were a bit hesitant about the whole idea at first but the more we thought about it the better we liked the idea of hearing our lead ing artists in person the artists will have the welldeserved bene fit of our monetary support and we will have the pleasure of wel coming them to our community in hree or four grand evenings of music each ear unanimous approval was given by those attending the regular monthly meeting of north halton builders association last thurs day to a proposal to incorporate a new public stock cpmpany for the purpose of constructing com mercial and industrial buildings in georgetown the meeting was attended by over 60 builders subcontractors and suppliers members pledged themselves to invest a percentage of their future earnings iir stock of the company which would be capitalized for at least 1000 it was also agreed that the general public would have an opportunity at a later date to subscribe for stock in the company if they so desired a committee was appointed to pursue the plan in more detail and report back at the next meet ing which will be held on novem ber 7th committee members arer d satok 6- f winder har old bairstow j mmmjltski harold fobert rex hlop andwra b hamilton p lac kenzle srsc e yonm building supplil pittsburgh paints exterior and interior ernies radio mill s tr 72701 plan speaking contest at lions advisory meet presidents and secretaries as well as numerous other members representing some 18 lions clubs from all over region 6 attended an advisory board meeting held last wednesday october 6th t blackheath community hall depute district governor russ vickersbad charge of the meeting at which club reports weregiven by the chairmen for zone 6n and 6s graydon clipperton and al smith suggestions were present- ed to help the various clubs with the proper club administration past deputy governor george winnett reported the region in a healthy financial condition in his address and the bulletin editors were congratulated for their fine work by deputy governor russ vickers the plans for the dis trict a public speaking contest were also discussed lions attending from george town included president dick riddall secretary clarence ken nedy ivan crabtrce jack gunn ing and dick ljcata j pages wednesday october 1957 the georgetown heraut i i n time prices effecti iva oct 24 125 26 clover leaf fancy no 2 can sockeye limit 4 cans ptee customer with a 500 order or more mixed oatmeal barjey rice 8 oz pkgs pablum real 2 39c mclarens 6rflx jar peanut butter 35c blue bonnet 3c off margarine lb 32c frys v4 lb can cocoa 35c kraft il4 oz pkg caramels 47c maple leaf liquid- off each can 1 2 oz cans detergent cleans in a jiff ajax 6c off fab cashmere bouquet soap 5c off florient floral or spice deodorizer f 2 76c reg size 2 31c large pkg 34c 4 bar pkg 37c each 89c tv features of the week glide starch liquid laundry coff 64 oz bottle 39c prirno all kinds 2 b bag robin hood white or choc 2l oz pkg macaroni or spaghetti 25c cake mix 3 100 florida oranges new crop 5 i5 45c juicy treeripe snow apples halloween treat fancy 5 b 45c fresh clean crisp spinach cello pkgs waxed canadian yellow 2 29c i turnips lb 5c open until 900 pm friday main street north james russell 76 was veteran ss toolmaker james russell who had retired from his position in the tool and 8ie department of smith stone limited only two weeks ago died after a short illness in the guelph general hospital on tuesday oc tober 15th at the age of seventy- six mr russell was born in edin burgh scotland the son of cath erine shearer russell and boswell j russell he moved to stoke-on- j trenf england when he was twenty one years of ace where he married agnes lowe on july 29th 1908 mr and mrs russell and their daughter lilian came to canada and to georgetown in 1929 from the potteries of stokeontrent to smith stone limited where he had been employed ever since with the exception of a short period when he went to hamilton returning to smith stone he ernmc a member of their quar ter century club this year mr russell loved to walk and a great deal of his leisure time was spent in this way or in his garden which he loved mr russell leave his wife agnes iowc russell and one daughter lilian mrs william ritchie of 15 union street one granddaugh ter lynne and a sister miss geor- gina russell of 23 normandy blvd one son jack predeceased him in 1919 he was also prede ceased by five sisters and one bro ther the funeral service was con ducted at the home of mr and mrs william ritchie his daugh ter 15 union st on friday oc tober 18th at 2so pm rev james maxwell officiating pall bearers were friends and neigh bours richard prust richard pac ker joe hall jr harold gilmer james ritchie and harry mann interment was hi greenwood cemetery georgetown plumbing ken new bathrooms installed or remodelled charlie nash mcdowell water systems repairs of all kinds triangle 72843 5 king street east mapleson family is returning to england reidents of town for two years the mapleson family is sailing from montreal on the cortathla on friday they are returning to surrey england to make their home after living in canada for the- past ten years v mr and mrs john mapleson and their children john robert and jean nave lived at ii prince charles tjjr during their residence nere mr mapleson was an oren- da engines employee 2 for the price of i plus one cent job pwmting our specialty i mmmmmisima i 1 i