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Well Known Auctioneer Frank Petch Dies Funeral services were held Monday afternoon for Frank Petch 8 Cherry St widely known auctioneer who died Friday evening Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital in his year For more than years the name Petch was synonymous with auctioneering In Ha ton and Peel counties Frank Petch father Ben Petch also was an auctioneer Mr farmed at Union until when the family moved to Georgetown He was employed at Dominion Seed House for a number of years lie used his auction talents to help many charitable organizations during the years and was creator of the Rotary Club auction sales He was a member of the Rotary Club and a memorial service was held for him Sunday He was keenly interested in Georgetown Fall Fair He served as secretary for three years and was president In 1939 Mr Petch was a member of town council also He was by his wife Dora IcClellan in January of last year and a son Franklin Ross Surviving are three grand children Ralph Carol Mrs A field and Marsha and two great grandchildren Funeral services were conducted by Rev Harold Martin of St Johns United Church at the Jones Funeral Home Edith St Burial was in Glen Williams Cemetery Pallbearers were Bob and Jim Burns Owen Hughes Etoblcoke John Lyons Cheltenham Herb Dolson and Garfield GEORGETOWN ALLIANCE CHURCH si I II Telephone a School Morn ill fig M0UNTAINVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH School Morning Worship Fellowship Conservative a Evangelical VISITORSWELCOME Immanue Lutheran Church W Hold SI Rev Harold Patter Sunday School am CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH ST JOHNS UNITED CHURCH OF GEORGETOWN GLEN WILLIAMS Minister Harold T Martin BA BD Student Assistant Paul Organists Dale Wood Shirley Church School 9 a m Worship Glen Williams Georgetown 11 a m NURSERY CARE You are invited to worship with us ST ANGLICAN CHURCH MAIN STREET IN GLEN WILLIAMS Eucharist 11 Church school ST PAULS ANGLICAN CHURCH ADAMSON STREET IN N0RVAL Holy Baptism and Church School The Rev Richard Ruga MA KnoxLimehouse Presbyterian Church REV PETER BARROW B D KNOX CHURCH Cornerof Main and Church Georgetown MORNING SERVICE a CHURCH SCHOOL a NURSERY CARE LIMEH0USE MORNING SERVICE a MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Maple Avenue Georgetown PASTOR REV RODT LOHMES AisoclalePaitor Rev SUNDAY SERVICES 10 lop m The Narrow Way lead to Heaven Is seldom found by those who are broad minded about sin A FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH St Georges Church ANGLICAN Guelph Street Rector The R Gallagher A S T E EPIPHANY SUNDAY JAN The Holy Eucharist The Holy Eucharist m Morning Prayer CHURCH SCHOOL and 11 Nursery 30andll a m CHURCH WITH THE TALL STEEPLE NORTH TEL REV J SUNDAY JANUARY 10 a Family School 11 a Childrens Dedication Service Topic Is Will With The Child Topic Oat Away From It AM PRAYER CHANGES THINGS Close The Door On Your Way Out By David Lees If the Acton volunteer firefighters feel they suffer from a lack of confidence on the part of the Hal ton Hills council they try sitting behind tho press desks for a session in the council chamber Talk about a lack of confidence As likely as not the erstwhile media in these here hills no sooner get settled at Iheir respective looked In at least six pockets for their pens found their cigarettes borrowed matches and laid their out before them then they get asked to leave The press and the council haven as they say exactly hit it off lately Not only Coun Morrow came under fire for making v statements to the press but reporters earned some not too located at 15 friendly sidelong glances as well Worse the council I North is under new trust the in their presence Another Blue Ribbon For Local Holsteins Page TUP HERALD Wednesday January 1 J The Holiteln herd of Claude List awards two in I960 and Picket Georgetown On one In and a Superior tarlo has received another production award as a 12 year Gold Ribbon Production Cer old from The Ruled excellent for type and daughter Citation Association of Canada originally bred by Gerard Echo Is rated Excellent and on the milk records of Maple savage of Hammond Ont now milking In Mr Picket a Grow Sovereign Echo In nine Sovereign Echo is sired by the herd She was Honorable lactations Echo has yielded famous ABC Reflection Mention AllCanadian year pounds of milk Sovereign while her dam pounds of fat 3 M percent test Supreme Bertha has Her latest record as a year show winnings to her old saw her yield over 19 credit Bertha who Is rated pounds or milk in 305 days and very good and is a rive Star pounds of fat She went on Brood cow was Judged as to complete lhat same record R Grand Champlorf with over 30 pounds of milk Female at the Carleton and over 1 pounds of fat in White Show in and White Show Another days he 3rd prize Aged Cow at sired by Thornlea Texki Sovereign Echo has received the 1954 Ottawa Winter Fair Supreme is owned Jointly with numerous milk production Bertha herself was an Honor Mr Picket and awards Including three Honor producer In Her Paris old Heifer In 1970 and Reserve ALL Canadian yearold Heifer In One son JJmbour Raven la owned by Alban Savage Clarence Creek and NEW PRESIDENT Georgetown Chrysler Ltd under management The company president wife Steven Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Les Dickenson and daughter Tammy from Van Margaret and their at Noble Court When the firefighters letter demanding firstly a vote of The company new president Chrysler a confidence from the council and secondly local coverage in the gene Mike old business in favor to counterbalance what considered unfavorable resident in reports council held It discussions in camera with Tears specializes in It as though any member wanted to say something the Chrysler Plymouth and Dodge press be allowed to hear They made that very clear Born li Den sa and sen as well as before they evicted three reporters from the room All ChryS wanted we supposed w is to say Ihngs they want the Denmark to lefl3in press to hear There nothing I want I be said in front of ihe press said T Hyde shortly before he In favor of PFRQflW removing the press Certainly I don want to say anything I i- behind locked doors he added just before he agreed that the doors should be locked Mr and Mrs It Harris of Hyde was not the only councillor who made statements of Georgetown have returned that nature his were merely more vivid by the from an they California Coun expressed what was obviously of great air lo Los visited Las concern lo him The letter lo be discussed the Thursday few days and spent meeting reached Ihe press delivered by firefighters on and Mrs S Tuesday and received fairly substantial coverage At one lllot of Monrovia Mrs Elliot weekly published tht letter in full That wis the paper that Mr is Ihe former Jane Green of read last week Georgetown This letter has been published noted Mr Wis this One of the highlights of the given lo the paper or did we trip was viewing Ihe floats In He never finished his sentence hut was obviously concerned the Rose Bowl parade in that again a dire news leak had struck California as both of the situation was contained bj ihe of the Mr and Mrs Harris are con letter deals at length with what the local volunteers considered wilh the floral trade lo be expressions of a lack of confidence on the part of the council Theletterindlcoted theirfecls thai ihey would be prepared for a Mr and Mrs George M Kay phasmgout If necessary In the face of thai lack and son Steven were guest of If however these facts been misconstrued Mrs Victoria St and all members of council do hai confidence in the volunteer Georgetown for Ihe Christmas service we would request lhat the public be mode these holidays Their visit marks the feelings The teller noted first time Mrs Kay Ihe former We request that a vote of confidence by all members of Hetty Dickenson council be given as much publicity as the adverse comments Georgetown has been in town have been given The firefighters werecorrtct vote of confidence would have been given the publicity ihols not what the press witnessed Instead after a meeting held behind locked doors the press was handed news favorable news release just as no doubt all of the statements made in the council were no doubt favorable the firefighters will never know for sure and will the public The last statement three reporters heard ihol meeting was made by a councillor who called out will yon close the door behind you Strike Brought Peace The railroad strike last summer may have brought the rest of Canada to the brink of economic disaster to Acton it brought days on end of uninterrupted tranquility What had seemed a necessary and unavoidable evil suddenly ceased Peace came to Acton This town Is cursed with three count em railroad crossings within Ihe community limits all spaced just for enough opart for railroad engineers to lift their hands from the horn pause and put it back down The piercing blasts last anywhere upwards of ten seconds This week one on tracks leaned on the noise machine from the approaches to one side of the town until he was well clear of us on the other The blast endured on and on and on easily close to a full minute Aside from being merely irritating that kind of noise is harm full by its extremely high level Besides it illegal The sirens are necessary because crossings are unguarded If Acton or Hills rather put out the cash for guard fence that lower automatically the noise could be stopped Its an undertaking was being considered in sparsely populated by the township council The matter was never only because the council thought It best o refer Ihe issue Ihe new Hills council If the Issue does come before the new council hopefully they will remember Acton and possibly gel something done before summer so bad right now with storm windows up hut summer nights in back yard around here are like having picnics on the tracks at Grand Central for the Christmas holidays In Choose it from Canada a largest rental and trucks Invest In Real Estate DONT BE LEFT OUT HURRY HURRY HURRY EVENING COURSES AT SHERIDAN COLLEGE OAKVIILE BRAMPTON BURLINGTON START WEEK OF JANUARY 28th Oakville South Campus courses start week of Jan REGISTRATION month of January OAKVILLE CAMPUS Trafalgar Rood Monday A P Evenings Jin iSandThurs Jan until SOUTH CAMPUS Lakeshorc Won TMurs m 10 m Frl imlll BRAMPTON CAMPUS Church Si Won Thurs a Fr until 4360 me at Campus Mon Jan 1410 Thurs Jan Sheridan College School of Nursing South Peel Secondary School I Valley Cnmpui Ave St 3 blocks North of East lor consultation on same even as course runs For Information or fj Night I I Coll ASK FOR COMMUNITY SERVICES You may register at any campus for any course Sheridan College Community Services 9 ANDREW MURRAY MOTORS Monday Tuesday Wednesday Jan 21 22 23 Youll get more for your money with the Colonels THRIFT BOX salad for only A REGULAR 340 VALUE St Georgetown 877S241 Kleenex Tissue STANDARD CREAM 5TYLEI Corn ABC Detergent Chicken Noodle 6 IGA Liquid Detergent Soft Drinks IGAIOOKVEGETABIEOI Soft Margarine Choice Tomatoes BREAKFAST TREAT FLORIDA MAHSH SEEDLESS RED OR WHITE Grapefruit Oranges 21 Brussel Sprouts 39 Tomatoes Waxed Turnips 10 HO 1 HUH MA Parsnips nW uium turn oar ie 399 fiRcSff Pork Ai Loin Roasts TENDERLOIN PORTION Loin Pork Chops SUNNY SIDE SPARE RIBS 94 SIDEBAC0N Nldiualiil DOLLAR fttllHllNINIINiin MEAT PIES 2 PIZZA PIE DEAL Orange Juice PotPie i Ml nidi WED WI UNIT i we f tally Quality Service and Value all at IGA IGA LUCKY SHOPPER Mrs Kraus 70 Edward St