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the oeobgbtown hkai wednesday evening nov ib 1953 page rcaf recruiting at georgetown municipal office tuesday nov 24th 12 noon till 7 pjn legion notes see your special career counsellor fjl fred tupl1ng for full details on pay train ing and other benefits there are openings for young men and women in technical training and openings for young men in aircrew training or 1207 bay street toronto stating name age address education free information booklet available on request for expert eye care j consult j o t walker optometrist s main st north brampton over abells drug store phone office 599 res 830 hours 9 ain to 6 pm daily evening by appointment ontario imperials meet iiere in convention last sunday saw the local branch of the canadian legion the setting for the convention of the imperial division of the canadian legion the day being so warm and sunny almost summery was per fect for the parade and it was one of the biggest seen in georgetown in a long time representative of imperial sections from all over the province were present includ ing both dominion and provincial presidents as well as a representa tive of their central organization from ottawa the parade formed at the leg ion hall marching down the main street down mill to water and up guelph to the cenotaph where a short service was heltf with the laying of wreaths headed by len owen provincial president and other senior officials the roll call of those passed away m the local section was railed by charles parton the last post was played by bandsman lnndesborough of the lome scots band and the band led in playing the hymn abide with me the parade then proc eeded down main street past the municipal building where the sal ute was taken by president owen and other dignitaries on their return to the legion hall before parade marshal henry shepherd mbe dismissed the parade he cal led on len owens prov president for a few words and also branch president les clark two bands w ere on hand for the parade a pipe band from tod- morden as well as our own lome scots atfer the parade the meeting as sembled in the legion auditorium where opening ceremonies were conducted by branch 120 president who turned over the meeting to len owen after a few brief words of welcome president owen then called on his worship mayor arm strong of georgetown for a few words mayor armstrong officially welcomed the group on behalf of the municipality emphasizing the great need that the organization was filling and how honoured he was to welcome representativeaof the imperial services to our town business wns next carried out with president owen in the chair after the relatively short business meeting closing ceremonies weee conducted and it was decided that the next meeting would be held in stratford the meeting closed with the singing of the queen a social time was then held a delicious supper being provided by ladies connected with the branch 120 imperial section carrolls manager on management committee kenneth allan grocery manager of grand unlonoarrolls ltd in georgetown is one of six company managers who is serving on a man agement committee which held its first meeting at the hamilton head office last tuesday the new committee is in line with grand union s policy of giv- dng employees a part in the man agement of the business james mike powell meat man ager of the 606 james street ham ilton store was chairman end he was assisted bv the following mr morris smith meat manager of grimsby mr steve kovack prod uce manager of hollywood and main street hamilton mr rob ert paul grocerv manager at ston- ey creek kenneth allan grocery manager of georgetown and mrs ella mcgarry manager at 527 james street hamilton the second meeting of the man agement committee will be held on december 8th no winner yet for jackpot excitement is growing about who will win the 20 jackpot at the weekly marathon euchre sponsored by the oddfellows lodge last friday high score winners were mrs edgar lyons 1 18 and mrs lloyd bovd 117 mrs harold heed 117 and byd robin lti mrs j c stoddart won the door prize a strange coincidence about the marathon is that the four high 1 idles have exactly the same score as the four high men 2393 owing to refreshments being served on november 27th the bell will ring at 8 10 and the game will start at a quarter after eight l claude kentner lawn bowler head claude kcntner was elected president when georgetown lawn howlers held their annual meet ing last wednesday at the home of jack williamson reports of a very successful sea son wire given and the books showed a good financial condition serving on the executive under mr kcntner foi next year arcr dick licata vue president walter gi ay socretarytreasui cr harold hutchinson grounds chairman dick licata entetai nment norman learn games and w g bell pub licity after tht business meeting lunch was served by mrs william son m ar2 are you sure tins it what you wnt7 we have what you need in lumber and builders supplies frames suh doors insurance travel real estate walter t evans co triangle 72512 mill street serving your community for over 30 years look at j in the beautiful new plymouth strike threat ends wages increase 3 percent ontarios 16 000 pulp and paper workers with a three per cent wage boost will stay on the job it took five days of negotiation and the threat of a strike to settle differences between nine afl un ions and 11 pulp and paper comp anies miimum raise is five eetits an hour the average raise six cents retroactive to may 1 basic hourly rate becomes 1 46 and the average 1 76 the agreement runs to april 30th 1955 unions won overtime ipay after the first shift for certain classes of workers and employers agreed to give workers who do not use their five days sick eave in one year two weeks sick leave the following year demands for a uniform health and welfare plan and for four weeks vacation after 25 years ser vice were dropped j arthur daoust chairman of the 100member union negotiating committee and canadian chairman of the international brotherhood of papermakers announced the set tlement it was termed a great stabilizing influence by both com pany and labour spokesmen a recommendation against con tract changes had been given last month by a conciliation board maj ority report but a minority report bad favored th wage increase and other demands but proposed a com promise on the sick leave question thenew agreement is expected to set the pattern for agreements in other parts of canada companies involved are ablubl power and paper at iroquois fal smooth rock falls fort william port arthur sault ste marie ont and sturgeon falls provincial pa per at port arthur great lakes paper at fort william spruce falls paper at kapuskasing mara thon paper at marathon ontario the kvp fsbre at tnorold ontario minnesota paper at ken- on and fort frances st lawrence corporation at nlpigon and red rork and longlac paper at ter race bay tbe wr are the brotherhood of puk sulpiride and 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