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rmam mother of seven in georgetown found bigamist i iwteflnite lor going i a fotnf of mutufa la a 37 year old streetaville man vn aentenceft wedoeadar to afet nunttu definite and thrm through georgetown with mother ol cm children knowing her i huatmnd wai alive tba husband said that a year wore the accused went through the marriage rite with hi wife in ibm be had agreed to a divorce if the accused footed the bill buvwben the accused did not make the first 30 down payment to the lawyer 1 drop- pt the divorce the husband lold magistrate james black the husband said ha and hu wife ware married in port credit in 1m1 rev ian nam ing of georgetown ntd the wo puua told him w widow when a married her and tha accdaed in ibm the woman testified that sha had known the accused for w year and that he met her first husband ooee a week when ha called at their georgetown boms to ieetaeir seven child ran sheaaid the accused con tnbufeff to the children up keep she added that her sec ond marriage lasted only two weeks becsuse the accused wanted to go home to bis mother and i couldnt live wftfc him anyway chivalry decorations for two verdun rebekahs two georgetown rebekahs lfrm anne biddall and lira lena rawson received the dec oration of chivalry in an im pressive ceremony in burks falls recently the honour was bestowed on the georgetown candidates and ten others from oshawi toron to whitby sudbury ajmx and canreol by a ceremonial staff head by major general walter ljut department commander of ontario the cast was composed of officers and chevaliers and ladies throughout the dept of ontario patriarchs miliunl joof the decoration of chivalry is explained by the lodge aa decorations bestowed upon the members not because of service upon fields of battle nor in the world of commerce but be cause of service they have rea dered to their felu men d the relief of the wantasttft iu terings of the common people those attending from george town were mrs edna spence airs helen ball mrs doris presswood mrs peggy wylie mrs helen wulett mrs helen norton mrs ellen bums mrs june cook mrs verral raw son mrs amy peart and mrs jean king mrs wr norton tops horticulture exhibitors the monthly meeting of the georgetown horticultural soc jety was held in knox church ball last wednesday october u with president rs barber chairing the meeting after dealing with items of business and announcements of borticu ltural exhibits and shows of in tenet to the local group being held round and about the metro area the aggregate points win ets of the spring and fall flower shows were announced top point winner with a to tal of 33 points was mrs w r norton rr 1 georgetown miss elsie bird was credited with h points to place second and lira l jamieson took third place with 21 points congratu latlons were extended and a ribbon rosette was presented t each by r s barber on be- half of the society as a mom onto of their achievements in the junior division miss sheila jamieson took top ban etori and hisses heather hsrl ey uargot williams ant joy barman shared second place honours hiss joy bunnan was the recipient of a special prize donated by mr reg williams for growing the longest bean displayed at the flower show mr f duffield commented briefly on the success of the flower shows the increased number of entries and extended a sincere thank you to all the members of the flower show committee which he had pres ided over mr barber made known to the membership that the sod ety had accepted the responsi bility of plantings at the new entrance to centennial park when it is made ready the feature of the evening was the auctioning off of plant and bulb material donated by i the members after an hour of spirited bidding supervised by vice president fred duffield the refreshments were served by the social committee and an entertaining evening was brought to a close describes pikistw homeland shows curios handicraft mra roland lot a native of pakistan and a member of the teaching staff of holy cross rc separata school was introduc ed to members of counteaa of strathmore chapter iode at their october meeting by the regent miss margery macken da in a most interesting talk aha told about the saew and cold in pakistan without the luxury of central heating gaaerauy lota of snow and usually a white christmas there u no great effort on education for the mas ses in her country she said she was educated by the grey ladies of the anglican church children start school at age and learn enguih u a second language at age ten it is difficult for christians to make mjoh progress in a land mostly moslem men are allowed four wives and divorce is easily obtained moslem wi ves are treated as chattels she said whereas hindu wives are like jewels in the household msny women graduate as doc tors and 69 per cent to 70 per cent of these go to england natives of pakistan are very superstitious never walk under ladders or break mirrors 22k gold is worn but never 18k mra lobb showed members beautiful clothes from the col onrful east and white satin we dding gown embroidered with silver thread wag modelled by mrs w macdonald she also demonstrated the wearing of a sari traditional pakistani dress lovely pieces of needlework which is done by the men were shown a beautiful tea cosy handmade shawls a native pipe hoes and currency later postcards were handed around for members to view mrs james evans thanked mrs lobb for her talk and for the exchange of culture from a tery eu couitrj to a very now one and presented her with a gift in appraeiauon mra wm b hamilton on behalf of the hospital thanked titers lor 1 ehalra recently donated it was decided to ag ala meant modus to success ful high school students mrs r ballmuna laid many more nursery ban used clothing hospital gowns and magaslnes needed at iode beadquar ten for shipment throughout the world a brief report was given on progress of tha christmas card project and several suggestions were given for the chapters centennial plans mrs graham farnell was added to the dance committee a new canadian flag recently purchased by the chapter was placed beside the union jack for the meeting two letters of resignation ware read with regret mrs cla fence sitter the former mrs w anderson held the office of echoes secretary and has recently moved to fisherville and mrsc a thompson mrs j t armstrong agreed to continue as echoes secretary for the balance of the year mrs armstrong thanked the hostess mra sam pewit for her hospitality and the ladies of the unch committee mrs james evans mrs eart lince ha gordon kidney mrs den ney charles and mrs l w damn norval social and personal mist mulyo davidson of sar nie wm a recent visitor with relatives la town returning home after several years in london england fred wanes is vidtlnr with ms par- mr and mrs then warnea 2 churchill creac a friend bob wamn whoa home la in new zealand is av so visiting with pm mr and mrs william mcnal ly 22 market st mr and mra paul barber 1 william st and mrs fred mcnally st market st attended the wedding of the latter nephew jon goidblatt to lynda ann aleo pn satur day the marriage took place in mother of sorrows church rochester ny prior to moving to st thom as the end of this month mr and mrs ron lavell said good bye to a number of friends at a party at the home of his narentsmr and mrs ken la vell 35 byron st they were presented with a pole lamp for their new home there mr lavell and ms bride the form er roberta hawes have been living in cooksvlue since their marriage earlier this year he has been transferred to st thomas with the jnrd motor co where he will be property accountant mr and mra bdwin wilson 14 edith st have returned from threw weeks in the brit iah isles flying to london they joined another georgetown couple mr and mrs robert jonea there and travelled horth hy ear to tmwwmfr they spent lour daya hi to london by train they to dublin for a tow of i era ireland then to paris few days and ended their day with ek in timer ritited in chester mr and mrs steven jonas stives of the a whom they mat when they i to georgstown a few years tli mil for a tht mmtftatown thursday octqmr 17 im i page u 9 nhfftjd out remark on a aeboouwfe tens report its not that i pent men than 1 earn its just that i spend it than i earn it buy your fur wrea from the manufacturer the house of appel w jmmna ave toronto s at tha corner of adelaide and spadlna for 25 years the hooao of appal have manufactured fine furs for leading fur ulonmcroti canada now yew can buy dhwet from the factory at manwactwirs whces if pays to mlvf tk sxtta few miu5 fot thbt t savings at tha houu of appal you ii find hundreds of coetiv jackets and stole to choose from in mink nfktnil other popular furs you can also have ynur fur game made to mnaautn evno extra charge ftudget tbims at no chajiqfc officehoun are 8 a m h4 p m daily and satur days 8am to 1 pm appojfitments at otljar hours can be arranged the mothers la for scouts and cubs held a succesful rum mage and bake sale in the scout hall norval on satur day october 22nd the l a appreciated all donations of articles and baking and those who assisted in making the sale a success a speedy recovery is extend ed to bill laidlaw who is a patient in peel memorial hos pital brampton also get well wishes to mrs julian reed who is also a patient m brampton hospital charm course will be available in town modelling and charm courses until now only available to ge orgetown women by travelling to the city are now going to be conducted in town by a well known toronto school the judy welch school op erated by one of canada s lead ing models and a former miss toronto is extending its acti vities to suburban conununit ies a number of georgetown women expressed interest in the course in interviews eon ducted at chnstell s hair styl ing this week and several have signed up for the course pur ther free interviews are avail able next monday and wednes day at chnsteirs the judy welch school off ers courses for women ages 12 to 60 and features such sub jects as skin care makeup walking and posture wardrobe and accessories save at wynfield ronald r dodokin and walter j sopinka are pleased to announce they have opened thatr new office for the practice of law under the name of dodokin sopinka 9 james street georgetown telephone 8776988 evergreens excellent salettton of evergreens upright juniper japanese yew spreading juniper golden tipped fblue and ffreen we are clearing our entire stock of a1meys canada s official centennial tree a to 5 special flowering shrubs in variety sntll established 4 yra m im aa wi am specialists in peonies special red whit or pink peonies double s root far si 75 important we urge our customer te have their around prepared in advance in this way plants shrubs ete can be planted immediately to help assure healthy growth punting time is getting short ou you needs and tau dfuvwy now wynfield nursery garden centre half mil woet of 7rti un on 17 stderoad ttlephoni i77w52 tv your local trusf company f li interest paid on guaranteed investment certificates amounts 100 to 100 000 thm 1 to 5 yean office opan men thurt 9 00 4 30 fridays til 6 so enquiries invited halt0n peel trust savings company superior food market georgetown canada no 1 ouam pei potatoes 25 79 for new residents you obtain the maximum interest advantage by trans ferring your saving ac count on or immediately after oct 31 s3 mill shoot georgetown john a edgar manager s77 9581 north halton advisory board john t armstrong chairman reford gardhouse atounca c beaty michael ledwith john goy dr b d young ont fancy otadf snow apples 539- this weeks meat features canadas finest tender steak roast or round rump 1 85 fksh chicken v legs tr breasts 59- httshsuoo pork liver lb 37 schnbdars suced f f cooked ham 55 oot policy all awhpurchaaad from oairammaah inapoctod padcan and is top lb evor otfarad far sale omntyawimndstebkbnolower quality meat i margarine save st ib sehnetoere parchment 2 or heinzt0mat0juice273 campbells tomato soup 81 bicks picklis w v 69c peanut butter bravo spaghetti sauce 255 fleecy laundry rinse ot 75 ont no 1 grade cabbage firm heads nabisco sniedoej wheat 249 crisco vkeiadie oil 69 mushrooms spinach ont no 1 whiti ukvi with tupawkmt stcaks 59 ont no 1 wash a trimmed 2 39 carrots ont no 1 washid hallowi in mon oct 31s pumpkins s3ji snap from our leroe shell out display e candy owfti ftaamitt kli choc ban etc s puces effictivf thuks fm sat oct 27 11 2 vl