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special y program for world membership day taper stmt jr ytmu jelssifirttii fli paul jr xmu to preaeta musical pn iramm in honour o ywca world ueinbrthhnty april 17 bev kelvin johnston open ed the celebration with a short peech on leisure which li the theme o thla year ywca world llembanhlp day llra wullant baxter plajed a piano selection and mrs miry cooper read two thoufht-provo- tut poenultlnle hatnneyer presented an abcordioa solo cindy and becky cooper tn full- s rua blew the baplpe71metittler trie georgetown kelly on the drum hiss irene mclean sang sim praise to god accompanied on the piano by mrs william bax ter the bifhiisbt of the evening wis the surprise presentation ot flowers by st pauls jr y- teen gwen mackenzie to y president mrs helen van sick ler acknowledging her years ot hard work in establishing the mrs van slckler expressed her appreciation of the job done by mrs marilyn ottaway and miss pat mackinnon as jr y teen leaders the meeting was officially closed with a prayer by- chair lady carole lane professional gives landscaping instructions to garden club a colored chalk talk highllgh ted the april public meeting o ot the georgetown horticultural society wedneday april 20th in knosv church hall at which mr ton hancock of woodland nurseries rbi hornby pre sented his professional views on landscaping mr hancock began his talk by making some general state ments with regard to his sub ject it la best to place a home at the front ot the lot thd min imises snow removal cost ot driveways and walks and gives mor secluded garden and fun areas t the rear of the home he said tree plantings end oth er obstructions should be kept clear of the view angles she picture windows and at inthrflit gboiwrtown ymcwcrkid ted by y teeri gwen mackenzie right mrerhotervvan sickler holds flowers presen- daughters production marks earn honours for norval bulls tie norval jersey bull bramp- ton graceful dreamer excel lent a senior superior sire with 15 daughters that average me 8907 lbs milk ml lbs fat 647 per cent and 15 classified l aver 8717 per cent has just been designated asilvef and gold medal sire by the ca nadian jersey cattle club thk bull was bred on the is land of jersey and imported and owned by b h bull son norval ont he is a son of lac- tifktris dreamer a gold and silver medal sire on the island of jersey and winner of 1st ov er jersey with his senior get in 1953 the dam of brampton graceful dreamer is lynns graceful lady a famous medaf ot merit prizewinhing produc tion cow on the island of jer sey with two medals of merit and three gold medals to her credit a norval jersey bull bramp ton vale radar bred by b h bull and son norval has just just been designated a silver medal bull on the high prduoct- ion of 3 of bis daughters he is a tested sire with 34 daughters that average 9506 lbs milk 479 lbs fat 504 per cent and 27 daughters that have an average classification of 8234 per cent his sire is brampton radar excellent silver gold medal and medal of merit superior century sire his dam is bramp ton valley beacon very good at 3 years 263 days this cow produced in 365 days 3x 11604 lb milk 623 lbs fat 523 per cenl the jersey bull brampton line sixs carom very good a tested sire with 28 daughters that average 8453 lbs milk 475 lbs fat 562 per cent arid daughters thai have an average classification of 8488 per cent has just been designated a sil ver medal sire by the canadian jersey cattle club on the high production of 3 of his daugh ters he is a son of the well known i bull brampton carom sacon very good a sil ver and gold medal superior sire his dam is brampton line six radar supreme excellent a medal of merit cow with record at 7 years of age in 365 days of 16517 lbs milk lbsfat 518 per cent brampton line sixs carom was bred by b h bull son noval and he is owned and has been proven in the herds of j j mackenzie son pinch ont and floyd r dingwall berwick ontario didnt really believe her eyes she said she had never seen anything like it before mrs randell didnt tell any of her fellow workers about the sighting when she went to work tuesday because she figured they would say she was making up stories but when talk turn ed to the green ball sighted in the southern sky the night be fore she mentioned the pheno- if ufo meteor what was this assuming the green ufo many georgetown people watch ed streak through the sky at 815 monday night april 25 was a meteor bursting into the earths atmosphere what was the bluishpurple ball of light observed by mr and mrs stan ley randell at 10 oclock the same night ft was a large ball possihly three times the size of a foot ball mrs randell said mr and mrs randell watched it from a window in their bouse on the eighth line of esquesing south of georgetown for a full 4 minutes my husband estimated the ball was about three or four ft above the ground it was mov ing from north to south she said at first we thought the back of our house wj on fire since the house lit up like it was day light mrs randell said then we went to the window and saw the ball which appeared to be in the middle of a one acre lot behind our hflf mrs randell said at first she mr hancock also point that massive foundation plant taiga so popular in the pest were not feasible or necessary today due to the many changes in design of homes he cited wide overhangs and floor length pic ture windows as the main rea sons- mr hancocks chalk talk was based on a four point outline necessary when landscaping a new home 1 framework the kind of trees best suited to outline or frame a lot he sug gested hard maple oak birch and beach for corner plantings and wttute pine cedar flowering ctabapplc thorn dogwood schel- decker crab and korean for- sythia as excellent smaller trees for along the lot lines the almey crab canadas cen tennial tree should be consider ed in this list for planting in order to celebrate 1967 in proper horticultural manner 2 circulation or space arrange ment all tree and shrub plant ings fences- etcshouid be cir culated in such a way as not obstruct view angles in their own lot and through a neigh bors down the street a park- like setting for a whole neigh bourhood can often be created when the proper spacing ol trees is considered 3 founda tion planting in most cases dwarf shrubs and plants are the most effective such plant ings as japanese yew andora juniper and winter creeper and periwinkle would prove suffi cient because of the wide over- bang on many of the new houses these ptahtlngiintiit he kept away from the foundauonmr hancock suggested pebbles be placed at the hack of such plant ings to keep down the weeds 4 service areas the planning of pools gardens and storage areas and walks should be done in such a way as to have the lawn area as uncluttered as pos sible mr hancock ended his talk with coloured slides demonstra ting actual plantings and land scaping pointers he had been discussing mr j h herder thanked mr hancock for the wealth of information that all present bad received vice president j f duffleld chairman for the meeting pres ented report of the plans for the june 20th flower show and from the report an exciting show is i store for the people of gonetownnd district- it was announced that the main event of the may public meet ing will be a plant sale membership chairman j fl herder announced that the so- clelyjnembership has reached the 100 mark he urged that the membership drive be still carried on door prize draw arranged by mrs h scott resulted in lu cky wins for mm wm graham miss jean mackenzie mr bon- ald lincoln miss eileen jecfc son mr j l colter miss e leslie mr alex inglls and mr n devereaux the meeting en ded with refreshments served by tha social committee halton gets centennial coordinator tor women mrs gh joyce coggins burlington has been named halton courtly chairman of the womens centennial activities committee she will work to encourage centennial planning assist coordination of area celebra tions and activities scheduled for 1967 and aid in other re gards womens groups concern ed with centennial observances mrs coggins will be one of four county chairmen working with mrs j bowles weston and mrs ab zacks toronto regional cochairmen of the committee active in community affairs mrs coggins is an executive member of the board of burlinrton ymca and chair man of its membership commit tee she is a past president ot the university womens club of burlington and serves as a vol unteer worker with the joseph brant memorial hospital assoc iation she is a bachelor of arts graduate with honours in phil osophy of the university of toronto and has two school- aga children thomas blythe 85 once papermill employee here thomas blythe 85 who work ed in a georgetown papermill when the first came to canada died recently in centre grey hospital markdale born in norfolk england he came to canada in 1911 and lived in georgetown until 1922 when he moved to toronto he retired to the markdale area in 1957 and in 1962 moved to chesley mr blythe married gertrude perkins 64 years ago she sur vives along with a son leslie of gasport ny a daughter mrs russell pringle of markdale a brother don and sister mrs j windlock both in england there are four grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren its fireworks time again parents encourage your children to hands sham properly never to throw tham or put sheen art cans or bottles etc sale of fireworks u prohibited to chiurtn under 16 and may not be bought oarfier am seven days before tho celebration warning grass hres parents are urged to remind their children of th dangers from careless me ol mawhiii fsneasidbarv in sattinq grass firca- georgetowa fire dipeilsasl m brown od optometrist at 35 mill street georgetown just off main street hkane 1773671 asphalt paving residential dnw commiiwki lots mi tiijiniwi free estimates 2 yean guarantee heavy compaction paving cotstraritm ct rev percival mayes rector here in 20s rector of st georges angli can church from 1920 to 1926 the reverend percifal maes died at west haldimand gener al hospital on friday he was 89 mr mayes who succeded rev william burt as rector was res ponsible for improvements in the church which included i larger chancel and an organ chamber connection of the basement parish hall to the ves tibule by a staircase was also done during his term as rector it was while he was rector too that two handsome stained glass windows above the sanctu ary with names of parishioners who lost their lives in world war 1 were unveiled by he thenlieutenant governor col onel henry cockshutt when mr mayes left town for a new parish in niagara pals he was succeeded here by the reverend freder ick wase since his retirement he had been living in cayuga he leaves his wife edna hel ena pierce a son trevor ot ex eter england and daughters mrsjb hervey kathleen of granhy quebec and mrs l graham margaret of kapusk- asing funeral service on monday took place in st john the vine church 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