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r georgetown herald wednesday oct if 1950 page 4 women organization of georgetown churches proudly present a cooking school sponsored by frigidaire products of canada ltd and your local frigilaire dealer mcclures home furnishings store miss iris amundson home economist st johns united church assembly hall tuesday october 24th two classes 2 pm arjd 8 pm admission 50c entire proceeds to church organizations i walter cook rejoins maccormatic drug staff i i waller cook has returned td the i atat of maocormacks drug store he ftarted work on monday morn ing in the store where he apont hit apprenticeship and worked for a time after graduating from the ontario college of pharmacy since leaving maccormacka he has wor- ked at drug stores in brentford and j slratford 1 mr and mrs cook with their babypeulet arc living in an apart- imont at the home of his parents i mr rfhd mrs leon cook on water strcol mrs cook is the former rdawji kcelan of mlldmoy and was ion ffto- local bell telephone staff i before hqr marriage r s garbage collection change okceaweek collection now in effect collection route j monday main st north to wildwood all streets running off main st over white bridge morris 1 chapel west and east and victoria streets tuesday j st coll v r c line paper mill road 9th line water street and mill streetn wednesday all streets west of main stteet in ward 3 and getarge james and draper streets thuksdayueen mcnabb emery king union murdock durham albert and guelph streets nocontainers over 60 lbs please garbage must be wrapped and out by 7 am urgent military messages wait for mow who can tend and receive them ifa farm tire protection if plan g th district mariners wilt hove flro protection next year of similar quality to thot enjoyed in holton towns if plans under discussion are carried through milton town coun cil has sparked the idea of provld ing adequate protection for farmers in that dislric and a series of meetings hac been held at which the matter has been thoroughly dis cussed according to frank thompson children s aid socie supervisor in halton and a member of milton council the idea is to maintain a second fire engine in milton which will be available to farmers in a tenmile radius of the count town it would mrve farmers in four townships nelson trafalgai es- qucsing and naa6afiawea the bal ance of the twosouthern townships is already served by equipment in other centres and a new engine in milton would prowde one hundred percent protetmon then only part of esquusing and nassagaweya would im un in the scheme as it ib thotjfcht thai an engine can only be efreetnc wiiliin a eettain radius some coat bisis would hive to be w oi ked out w hci eb f arums who ire protected b the equipment would pa a shaie of its cost and maintenance in their carlj tax pajmenu the ciucstlon of housing is an inipoitant one as theic is no loom in the present milton lire hill loi etra equipment the milton flic bi lade w ould assume the eponlbili o in inning the tiuck whicm would be ittit for to n- ship ujl onlv j cl ic officials are interesed in the plan foi iwo reason- it pro- ide- fire rotcction for ruial neighbours on w hose welfare de pends the towns welfare more important it will ouiume a situ- ition jwlu icb tow n equipnun paid foi alio miintauied b local tae whl was be on han i for town piotcchpn t j resent in milton the i brigade intend fncs m the town ships and even though recompense is made there is ilw ays the dan ger of a ore occurring in town while the engine is awa this happened in wingham earlier this ear when a valuable feed mill was destroyed by fire white the wfngham brigade was a a country call it is felt thajtif part of the coun ty adopts the idea the remaining parts of equesing and nassaga- weya will not be long in following suit and halton county could be come the first ontario county to boast a complete rural and urban fire pi atoction system it might well lead the w a in this as halton k done in nthei fields of muni cipal impro ement h important link in the plan w ojd be the encouragement or farmers farmer- to pro ide nc u building- on the rojal canadian signals is the nerve centre of the canadian army active i orce it maintains the communications systems without which the army could not function or fight in tlefence of canada to keep pace with the expansion of the canadian arm active i orce men are needed now to train as signal corps operators if vou want to help make canada strong to take your place in the growing cana dian army then report todav for training with the royal canadian signajs dont delay canada needs you now to enlist you must i b a canadian titixmn or british subject 3 bm bmtwn 1 7 and 79 yars of ag 3 bmiingtm x 4 mf army tmat roqulromvnfs 5 vofunfmr for tmrvltm onywjrsr report right away to wohit hmu cwtotf ft kmmtj stv ottawa on no s potsmimi depot artoury park 1t st kingston out no 4 porta dopol ckohy park dwtc drtv totonto oat n 7 nnammd dapat waltalay krtadu issobatli ltw ionoon oat help make canada strong join the canadian army active force now loss in farm fires is often more sc ere because of inadequate water supplies a public meeting is being held in milton town hall next wednes- da october 18th for a full discus sion of the idea and of progress to date a representative of the fire marshals department in toronto has been asked to attend and tildes on fire protection wttl be shown in this district are urged utificial ponds hov their interest by attending their piopert imping a making any sug gestions w inch w 111 be helpful your commerce branch keystone of main street the towns of canada are pleasant places our town has a character all its own but j can feels it homo hc theres oar bank for instance bfmhch of the commerce youll find one in most eawna and theres oar bank manager hes jfsnfasisf man hes learned from many towns ilk ours so he knows how to give the kind of serrlca that comes only with long acquaintance yes om canadian towns are pleasant places sod the at roar commerce branch are good paopte to know the canadian bank of commerce v ik umenotjse prizes given for school gardens the committee ot w i members in charge ot the school gardens ar ranged a social evening in the hal a week ago friday the garden produce judged by mr bruce iar- gcter of acton was on display pro- lessor kingsbury ot oac showed reels on potato culture accompanied by a lecture dorothy mcdonald and nell benton obliged with piano numecrs lunch was served at the close results of judging were as fol lows- primary class potatoes peter glynn joe brooks tomiry sutton garden display joe brooks peter glynn tommj sutton david roughley margaret blanchard petunias joe brooks peter glynn tommy sut ton juniors kirkpatrlck nell benton tomato john brown bert benton tllsal shelbourne kail jim forties natl benton bert benton potatoes beat benton john brown jim forbes display ot produce john browa bert benton neil benton jam forbes kay kirkpatrlck potato special potatoes grown from one pound ot seed according to planting directions bert benton a garden fork donated by mia gisby jim forbes john brown nell benton and ddpnie curry cash prizes donated by miss ruu- dell flower arrangements in contain ers provided prizes donatey by mr l thornton ruth brown barbara currle rorolh mcdonald kay norton kay kirkpatrlck m shelbourne judging dfnlng room- bouquets ka norton fred car rie barbara currie bert benton a number ot parents and wl members attended an afternoon of sports at the school arranged by miss ruddell when points won for events there and at the hall were added john brown was high boy and barbara currle was high slrl mrs fat c brown donated garden trowels all other prizes- were petunias dorothy kirkpatrlck donnlc curry joe brown clarkla i provided by the womens institute barbara currle joe brown diane air pargqter remarked that while shelbourne carnations barbara judging the childrens gardens he currle dorothy kjrkpatrlck joe had found all gardens were in much wmbbmtimrdatcjl r brown onions- diane shelbourne barbara currie dorothy kirkpat rlck beets barbara currle joe brown plane shelbourne carrots philip coulter diane shelbourne billy sanford display of produce barbara currle billy sanford dor othy kirkpatrlck joe brown tomatoes- joe brown billy san- row dorothy kirkpatrlck peppers ttos brown dorothy kirkpatrlck diane shelbourne potatoes doonl ury joe brwn billy sanford seadarat carnations john brown kay norton jim forbes cosmos ned benton jim lorbea kay herto aferbena jim rorbes john brown ieabtoso john brown mm benton ofdnns john brown jim yorbea kay norton carrots kay ktrfc- petriftsy bart batttstaj gsssajt ssmp bourne basts jams bawsbi ave better condition than he had for merly seen them tenders asked for home for the aged the architects tor the new hal ton home tor the aged are callmg for tenders and it la expected that tenders will be in the hands of the county council for their october meeting the new home wbl ha built near milton and is up flit ever located in the eaniy for j