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v v m wr- page i overcoat special broken lines made by the better makers i and sold up to 5500 reduced to sell ati one price only silver tray pocket watches four join quarter century club a good selection of colours and styles as well as all sizes to choose from a chance to have a better coat at a small cost bennetts dos n bank building guelph onx terra cotta inn catering for bridge parties receptions and club meetings as well as private dining special this week roast duck reservations mrs betty farran victoria 26 r 24 closed mondays we cfrcfrit wake up tie roof dont let this be your sad story wake up now values are way up so are repair costs lf fire strikes it could cost you plenty too little insurance and the roof may fall in on cherished plans hard earned savings and future security guard your loved ones and yourself today before disaster strikes call on us for sensible insurance advice and a 1951 pro gram for strong protection elmer c thompson insurance service john r barber f kersey e c thompson mill street phone 119 tells farmers club peel county history clarence v charters brampton spoke of the early history of teel county at a meeting of terra cotta fanners club which was held at the home of mr and mrs arthur mckane mr charters who was introduced by mrs peter dick is a promoter of the peel historical society he told of the incorporation of bramp ton inr l851 and the formation of peel county in 1867 named after join or robert peel the county now has a population of 55000 mr charters brought with him two cur ios which have been donated for a museum by scott galbraith they are a compass nd sword used by louis rlel during the rebellion congratulations were expressed at the meeting to betty jean ander son who wrote a prizewinning essay on the oldest house in my school section she was a guest at- a meeting of brampton rotary club on monday when she received her prize betty jeans essay told the history of the george h leslie house mrs lloyd crichton presided at the ladies meeting when a commit tee composed of mrs f l thomp son mrs clarence lyons and mrs fred lyons were put in charge of the annual banquet mrs crichton offering her home for this eleanor macdonald gave a humorous reading n and mrs george frazer read the report of then nominating commit tee officers for the coming year are mrs lloyd crichton president mrs f l thompson vicepresi dent mrs wilfrid leslie secretary- treasurer mrs wilbert cleave as sistant secretary dorothy thomp son pianist mrs campbell sinclair assistant pianist lloyd crichton presided at the joint meeting where dorothy thompson played for a singson and donald garbutt entertained with instrumental on the guitar and mouth organ it was decided to hold summer meetings next year a social hour followed mr charters talk f l thompson expressing thanks to him and to the others who had taken part in the program come and percy wright mpp and farmer from melford saskatchewan at eden mills saturday november 17th 1951 815 pm meet your ccf candidate angus langille whats doing at georgetown arena tonite and thursday night mens curling 8 pm 5 rinks newcomers welcome thursday afternoon ladies curling saturday november 17th morning kid hockey afternoon evegs public skating admissiqn 50c and 25c monday november 19 industrial hockey 3 big games admission 35c tuesday november 20th free skating for schoolchildren incoming friday nov 23 lt hockey game m elm1ra v georgetown raiders st johns remembers seventeen war dead st johns junior choii provided the music for the morrnnr worship at st johns on sunday under the direction of norman laird they sang flocks in green pastures the lords prayer and o saviour ifoly feme caird of toronto sang the remembrance day solo composed by n iaird let them come in rev john m smith gave a brie remembrance drty medita tion making special reference to the seventeen younji men of st johns who paid the supreme sacrifice in the struggle for freedom brenda shea infant daughter of mr and mrs george tizzard recei ved infant baptism during the morn ing worship the evening service of worship was based on the theme the price of privilege which was a continu ation of the study in the book of the prophet amos mrs c buck ac companied the congregational sing ing at the piano the flowers on the communion table consisted of a obuquet of sev enteen red roses- by mr and mrs a maclaren placed in remembrance of the seventeen men who paid the supreme sacrifice it was announced that the wom ans association would hold their annual bazaar in st johns mem orial hall on saturday the nursery for babies and chil dren up to five years has been op erating for the past few weeks dur- members of provincial papers quarter century club had their an- nual turkey dinner in the legion hall on thursday the club founded four years ago has a present membership of 45 and most of the members were pre sent to enjoy the evening ahigh- llght was the welcoming of four new members miss janet- mcdou- gall richard grace andrew dew- hurst and orval rayner walter barber once superinten dent at the local mill and now sec retarytreasurer of the company presented pocket watches to the men and a- silver tiay to miss mc- dougall and spoke his regret that this would be his last opportunity to officiate at such presentations as he would be retiring next year arthur herbert club president was chairman and after dinner he called for one minutes silence for two members who had died during the year nancy teeter and john w armstrong who had died only the day before among those who spoke briefly were past president hugh dickie fred mccartney and miss ann hickey who read messag es from other clubs as well as notes of regret from mr ambridge and mr jewett company officials who could not attend the dinner leonard marchment was elected president for the coming year john d kelly vice pesidenj ann hickey secretarytreasurer nd ifarry hale an executive member the new president suggested a summer pic nic for the club at which members would entertain their wives during dinner the rhythm rubes played and later in the evening impromptu entertainment was sup plied by harry hale and andrew dewhurst who sang comic songs miss jessie leavitt accompanying at the piano mrs arthur herbert who ming my ain home and a barber shop ouartette members of the club who iittrn- ded were misses jessie leavitt ann hickey lena mcnally and jennie mcdougiill clnyton allen george illick albert carter martin cum mins hukh dickie jack fry wil fred gill harry hale arthur ifcr- bert james hill alex kean john d kelly donald latimer leonard marchment fred mccartney wil liam merritt walter peck william c reynolds george smith rert weston richard grace andrew dewhurst orval rayner robert buchanan wellington greensward isaac hornby ceorge louth walter iouth pied mcnally hemy pres ton chester srott and thomas treanor other miosis included wal ter bai her anil dan fleming pei sonnel supervisor dr g i hoover division manager ross duncan the plant supii intendent and walter biehn stewarttown snow storm makes school holiday the children had an unexpected holiday wednesday morning owing to the snow storm junior wa meeting was held at the superintendents home mary lawson chose the hymn away in a manger to open the meeting and led in the worship service the sick member were remembered in the prayers alsb the monday pledge the medical work among the chil dren in the diocese of honan china betty humphreys led last weeks minutes scrap books were made in the busy period there was a good attendance last night when mrs w rtufiman was the hostess at the meeting of st johns guild the next meeting is november 20th will be at mrs c smiths home i church service was held sunday afternoon and will be the same time next sunday ing morning worship and has proved very satisfactory it will be contin ued through the winter months think for yourself do you think mr frost and his conservative govern ment should be returned on their record do you think mr i homson and the liberals can pos sibly win enough seats to form the government when they held only i 3 seats out of atotal of 90 in the lasl legislature the ccf the official opposition since 1943 has devel oped experienced men and haan honest and capable leader in mr jolliffe they are in a strong position in ontario aind can form the next government you owe it to yourself to use your vote effectively by voting ccf vote angus langille sponsored and paid for by the halton county ccf association the georgetown herald wednesday nov 1 4t 1951 this superb tea guarantees the flavour of every cup ppm m v a m mh obaxge pekoe 31 fi- n0w is the time to buy canned goods we are advising yobsto bay extra supplies of canned goods during carrolls canned goods bale because we think it would be a wise thing for you to do there was a short pack of many things in 1951 and that combined with higher freight rates labor and pack aging costs wjul probably mean higher prices before the 1952 pack is on our shelves we have a complete assortment of brands grades and sizes to choose from now you will be sorry if you miss this opportunity to stock up note we cannot sell to others in the grocery business 15oz tins cream corn w 1 27c kernel corn l g- zlc fdtlcy cor1m cream 15oz tin loc beans with pork clarks snydbb8 green beans sauerkraut sr z7 sliced beets 15oz tins 20oz aylkee 15oz tin l3v a 2 ram sic apple juice tomato juice st 5sj 27c jit i p v pineapple 20oz vii otjakdiola tins queens royal sliced peaches 2 ss 33c henxey 25e prune plums w ti a pfl qt t 20oz tin 33c shelled walnuts 23c paramount fancy red sockets salmon 45c paramount cohoe salmon y tin 37 clarks soup 2 ks 19c aylmer catsup ttn8 btl 22c beef gba v y ssp3u 43c kipper snacks 3 25c fruit cocktail e 36c bartlett pears 25c chicken haddie 2 27c h l if if i ii u clover leaf 14oz tin 2vc fresh fruit and vegetables washed fresh bulk carrots 3 lb 17c t soltd green heads fancy grade macintosh apples bskt 59c r crisp lare bunches celery hearts bundle 19c v lb- 5 a good selection of top quality produce was