Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), January 20, 1972, p. 5

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Mrs Harvey Nurse New Friendship Unit Leader Teachers Death Brings Criticism on Halton The flrat meeting of was the Friendship Unit of the held on Tuesday afternoon January 11 In the Fellowship room of Hlllcrest United Church There were ladies present Leader Mrs James Carney opened the meeting with a hymn and Lords prayer The worship service was In charge of Mrs John Bellboddy who gave various readings and resolutions on the New Year before us and Mrs Clayton Wilson rend scriptures from Psalms and Isaiah a reading The Open Door and the closing prayer The secretary Mrs George Wilson read the minutes of the December meeting and called was answered with a New Years resolution and many good ones were given Mrs Carney reported on the gifts given to the shutins among our congregation at Christmas and cards of thanks were read from some of them She then stepped down as leader and called on the new leader Mrs Harvey Nurse to take over Mrs John McNabb then spoke a few words of ap preciation to Mrs Carney for her two years of splendid leadership and work she had done and Mrs Ward presented her with a daintily wrapped gift which was a lovely pink rosebud cup and saucer Mrs Nurse read a poem Like a Patchwork Quilt and the meeting closed with prayer Hostess Mrs John and Mrs John served a dainty lunch Mrs John Coroner Dr Owen said last week an inquest into the death Friday January of a 22- yearold Milton school teacher la unlikely j Dr Owen said an Inquest would accomplish little- under the circumstance He was commenting on tin of a police Investigation into the death of Mary Peters or Toronto whose car went out of control on Trafalgar south of Hornby from her Glen Williams News Mrs Mlna Crawford spent a few days visit with her motherinlaw Mrs Maggie Crawford last week The First Company of the Girl Guides held their Initial meeting in the parish hall on Monday Jan 10 The leaders are Captain Hancock and Lie utenant Linda Moore They hope any interested youngsters will attend the weekly gettogether Mrs Maggie Crawford hosted an afternoon of euchre her home last Monday The ladies attending were Mrs Maude McDonald Mrs Vi Preston Mrs Muriel Miller Mrs Betty Gar vin Mrs Preston Mrs Peg and Mrs Mlna CrawfordT Sincere sympathy is extended to Mrs Itobson and family in the recent loss of her mother Mrs Elsie Baxter Both ladles were once village residents Mrs Donna Armstrong CONCRETE GRAVEL BUILDING SAND ROAD GRAVEL FILL and TOP SOIL BUD HAINES Glen COLD REMEDY SWITCH TO COMFORT Install a new Furnace now Pay nothing till October 1st For a time only you can havo the installation of a wide range of nationally known eating equip ment with 1 No payments till October 1st Interest or carrying charges till October 1st 3 Our own low Interest financing Up to 10 yean to pay oil furnaces OIL GAS ELECTRIC You Name It We Install lit INSTALL AIR CONDITIONING at the tame time and take advantage of the same low interest time payment plan January Special Eslablhhed Since Ml Ave Georgetown Branches at Kitchener Gait Guelph Stratford Georgetown Doing a Lousy Job Toronto home to Holy Rosary separate school In Milton The womans car hit a snowy of road Just north of urnhamthorpe skidded broadside into the path of a southbound car and was hit three times by a two cars North Oakvllle councillor Donald Gordon had charged Monday nUht that an Inept and Inefficient county roads department must lake some responsibility for the poor road conditions the morning of the three- vehicle collision Eight hours after the accident the road surface had yet to be sanded Gordon said I am Retting fed up with the continual laxity on the part of the county Gordon said Trafalgar Is one of the busiest In the town yet it has the lowest priority as far as the county road department is concerned He said his efforts to urge the county engineer to have the road better ploughed and sanded seem to have been Ignored Reeve Allan Masson said the roads become Icy in a matter of minute when the temperature drops and that the cannot be expected to keep them clear at all times I Still think theyre doing a lousy job Gordon Insisted They did not sand that road for at least hours after the ac cident When I was an my way home from work at in the afternoon the roads were still icy and there were four cars In the ditch near where the accident occurred complaints that there Is no snow fencing along open stretches of Trafalgar to slop snow from blowing across the highway and creating dangerous driving conditions Bridge Club Sixteen tables of players competed last week when Georgetown duplicate bridge club held Its weekly session of play In the Legion auditorium In the EastWest group Art Kwcl and J Huang were flrat followed by Jim and Bill Wandel 2nd Frank Martin and Ron Reynolds 3rd Ivan Harris and Harry th Cam Sinclair and Mrs Bob Dickson Mike and Dick Prust headed NorthSouth with Mr and Mrs Prank Hampshire 2nd Bob Dickson and Ron Glide 3rd Art Nonis and Sid Heller Mrs Leo Kistemaker and Clare Laanstra GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY JAN 5 NORVAL SHELL SERVICE LICENSED MECHANICS GENERAL REPAIRS HOUR EMERGENCY TOWING Radio Dispatched PHONE Day or Night KEITH DELLA Optn every til 10 pm LoMaws MAXISWE DEEP CUT PUKES SUPER BUYS DEEP CUT PRICES EVERYDAY ANY DAY DEEP CUT PRICES EVERYDAY ANY DAY KITCHEN PRIDE ft 55 JOHNSONS KLEAR LIQUID Mrl TIN HtQHLtNER FROZEN HADDOCK FISH CHIPS 59 SOFT SPRAY AERO I DEODORANT I EDGE PROTECTIVE SHAVE CREAM DETTOLEX SPRAY DISINFECTANT CRIST Km TOOTHPASTE DEEP CUT PRICES EVERYDAY ANY DAY MELODY MARGARINE 19 NATURES BEST CHOICE KERNEL HOLE CORN 2o VIVA MACARONI or SPAGHETTI LB BAG HENLEY WHOLE OR POLISH DILL 37 HIGH PARK TOMATO AC KETCHUP SUNFRESH SALAD DRESSING PURE VEGETABLE OZ BTLE 45J ST EXPLORE DETERGENT NABOB JELLY POWDERS PRIDE OF ARABIA INSTANT COFFEE INSTANT MASHED POTATOES W JUJCE 45 FOR A CATS DUNCAN HINES MIXES 43 TASTERS CHOICE FREEZE- INSTANT 197 COFfEE 0ZJAR I MUTT 48 MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE lb JELL0 JELLY POWDERS 26 VIVA COFFEE 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