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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), February 24, 1966, p. 2

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kfiiversary dinner marks h yearlnstitiite history years ago on february ims gwup of aihftovtt ben gathered at the home ol nu claytbii wilson where un fertile kaderthlp of mrs per- merry howbylmtltute rsr george agnew acton in- ifiteand mia eliaabeth ap- dbe the ashgrove womens otttuto wu orguirised- ck dmrwu made pr- v and mra clayton wilton icretary these two with other imrter members mrt aj l sell and mm bussell hepburn je still active members of the rganlxation to commemorate it fortieth inlversarya dinner was held st johns united church hall february t3 the ucw ot it church provided a delic ts dinner tables were decor- d hvthe wx colours of gold blue and the head table centred by an anniversary beautifully decorated by charles austin llrs- cjj dick and mrs james jney first and present pres ets received the 160 guests me of them former members fed others members of sister cations in the county pftter awettome by bev ian amrs carney gave welcoming remarks and robert alexander introdu- l head table guests these four active charter tubers mrs dick mrs bud- i mrs wilson and mrs hep- ta halton district president j mcbaery ballinafad h wilson palermo gue- i area vice president mrs merry drumquin who id some anecdotes of her irly institute days miss ethel ipman editor of home jntry and mrs- pat squire lion and peel home econom- goests joined in singing t of all nations and mrs l sinclair read the roll call of highlights of early rve wj history were co mpiled and read by mrs milton bird and mrs clayton wilson read the names of the first members many of whom were present musical numbers included jpl- ano duets by mrs lloyd dayis- ori and mrs frank wilson and a vocal duet by mrs francis thompson and mrs hector biro with yvrses to do you he- member composed to suit the occasion an impressive honorarium was conducted by mrs cb dick who said members should be proud of their organization arid wear their pins so others might know they are meinbers fr an institute acww pins were jplaced on all past presid ents and secretaries signifying they are members of the assoc iated country women of the world in memory of former mem bers mrs aj ruddell read an in memorianv while mrs dav ison played soft piano music mrs w cleave introduced guest speaker miss ethel chap man who was born in campbel ivitle attended school in milton and taught in halton county neweditor of the institute ma gazine her writing includes through the roadside wind ow she spoke of many facets of institute work mentioning pro jects accomplished and suggest ing further opportunities for service a suggested study is fa mily life as there are many problems in these confused and changing times she suggested panel discussions on children at school saying that the com munity centre is not gone be cause the little red schoolhouse is closed but rather the centre oiinterestjseitended onjnon- ey management discussing inst alment buying forceful sales talk and assessing advertising values and on standards of home life she said a satisfact ory home life is morally whole some mentally stimulating so cially responsible spiritually in spiring and founded on mutual affection and respect- v when alls well in the home all willbe well in the commun ity and the world she said bumper attendance for boys brigade banquet the christian service brig ade of maple ave baptist church held their annual fath er and son banquet last thurs day and it turned out to be ah even bigger event than plan ned instead of the eighty pre pared for there was an attend ance of 105 there was confusion for a while but theladies in charge did a tremendous job and utili zing the available manpower soon had the tables set up for the extra guests the turkey dinner with all the trimmings soon disappeared and everyone had their fill no small feat when it comes to boys purpose of the banquet was to have fathers meet the lead ers and to award merit badges to boys who had attained them badge winners were danny brown bob cook david dew- ar glen fotheringham gerry dewar floyd nix wesley pal mer and elliott klingbiel rev don fitchett of st tho mas was the gucst speaker he has the gift of making people laugh and held everyones atten tion with his talk the banquet was a combined affair of the stockade for boys 811 years and battalion for boys 1218 years this sunday they are taking paaint eveni se at maple baptist wkichis their sponsoring church compounds of silver are very poisonous rhoumng a cake which reads astigrove vvi 40 are mrs james carney the 1966 i president left mrs- c b dick who was the institutes first president in 1 926 miss ethel irqiapmanthe guest speaker mrs clayton- wilson the first ashgrove wi secretary lfind mrs robert alexander the present secretary smith stone announcement debate new name sign for county building the controversial sign at the halton county building evoked more controversy last week at county council when reeve gallagher presented a new tie- sign r in presenting the proposal which placed county court housed above administration reeve gallagher recalled that every visiting judge criticised the sign the judiciary m to feel the historic foundation of the county began around the court house be explained reeve herb merry objected to seeing only one design he con tended it was a county mmin- istrauojmbuilding which just happened to house court rooms he recommended the aign read county administration build ing with court house 1 n smaqerletters fflhfpf tt r the design itself wis quest ioned by deputyreeve w floey paxqculirly the ampersand instead of the spelled out and the matter was referred back to the property committee for further study the subject of slgna at the new county building has been a recurring one since erection of the present pylon bearing the words halton county ad ministration thb moftmiovn hnfcau thunder feftwvsry m 19m page 2 iing septic tank pumpi weepia tue trenchis orevel nil halton sanitation sbrvicis ren end bui mcgewen 779255 k i fil d ft pipall d- s chant president smith a stone limited announces the appointment of 0 r pepall as vice- president marketing ttr pepall was previously gen eral sales manager for smith stone he will also continue his responsi bilities as general sales manager of plax canada limited norval district farmer served church as elder a farmer on no 10 sideroad for forty years and a resident at 73 maple ave w since he retired james lome cleave 77 died suddenly at his home on february 12th son of james and charlotte walker cleave he was born on the family homestead on the eastern outskirts of town one of the properties acquired by dclrex- developments inj954 which is now part of the town he attended chapel sl public school and georgetown high school he was a member or norval united church and served as an elder for many years he was an ardent supporter of the progressiveconservative party he leaves his wife mary dolson whom he married in to ronto in 1019 two sons james dolson cleave of georgetown and hugh barry cleave of brampton one granddaughter christine and a brother wil- bert of georgetown he was predeceased by a daughter do ris isabel in 1928 and brothers robert and george and a sister mrs seward pearl wilson funeral service in norval un ited chcrch on february 14th was conducted by rev john mcdermid of sl pauls united church brampton pallbearers were elsworth arnott guclph melville ackroyd brampton william graham oliver hun ter and nephews frank and do nald cleave honorary pallbear ers were norman cameron w cunningham albert hun ter and graydon chester flow er bearers were walker cleave cleave wilson hyatt mcclure frank dolson walter woolston and gordon cation interment was in greenwood cemetery georgetown heinz fancy save 8c 48 ox tin tomato juice 29c save 35cau colours twin pick delsey tissue 4 89c sweet treat sliced or tidbits 20 oz tin pineapple 29c ajax giant six laundry detergent 89c 5 iga 16 oz cbeez spread 53c hospitality family sizo apple rhubarb pie 45c prices efffective feb 23 24 75 24 we reserve the right to umit quantities irj v swift premium ready to eat smoked picnics 57 ib mild cured sp whole or half cottage rolls lb 69c swift features swifts premium rindless ooc sliced side bacon 7 7 m 1 more swift features prem save 14c ii oz fin luncheon meat 49c pard save 32c beef or bit and gravy 15 oz tin dog food 9 100 swifts save 17c 24 oz tin beef or irish stew 2 89c iga lucky shopper e peasy 1 1 sarah st 1250 a year il mor than 31000- 000 seconds long georgetown district high school board notice to parents of high school students it has come to the attention of the board that unsupervised events have been taking place outside the school and that parents are not aware that these are unauthofized and unsupervised the board therefore passed a resolution instructing the principal to bring this to the attention of the parents for example it has been agreed between el schools participating in the cwossa athletic program that only the home team will have their own students as spectators as a result georgetown district high school does not invite students from other school to attend theirevents and our students are not eligible to attend other school events in the past tome students have arranged transportation privately in order to attend these events this transportation and the event is not authorized or supervised by the georgetown district high school also all authorized and supervised school events for georgetown district high school are held in the school and not outside the school if any parent is in doubt as to whether an event is a supervised school function or not telephone the school office for verification of the facts the school office telephone number is 8776966 d g lawson chairman of hie toercl d f turner principal beat the tax save up to 100 ormore buy your new chrysler plymouth valiant or good used car before april 1st and save the increased sales tax on our lot right now is a good salactlon of 1966 chryslers plymouth belvederes and valiants also good recently tradein used cart aiiwlih tubject to the increased sales tax starting april 1st you can save yourself some worthwhile dollars if youdeal now maveal motor ltd ml outlph stttet no 7 highway phone i774m u

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