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the georgetown herald wednesday evening march 7th 1956 page 4 its easy to win am argument if mou cam 6tt the last word in first wiring commercial and domestic beatty pumps liberal tradeins time payment plan now available for wiring end suppilm leqjelectric commercial i domestic beattv pumps 24 hour service mill street tr72901 flowers for every occasion design work a specialtyl flowers by wire anywhere m the world norton floral triangle 735b2 georgetown what to do where to go this sunday this sunday afternoon you can watch an exciting hockey game at maple leap gardens it s one of the semi final playoff games for the memorial cup the national junior hockey championship the competing teams are st catharines and the marl 1 boros this should be a particularly v good game because the marldozos- won the memorial cup last year st catharines won the cup the year be fore the game begins at 2 30 p m and should entertain youngsters and adults alike or if its a fine spring day this sunday how about a leisurely drive around toronto as one of canada s oldest and largest cities toronto presents a wide variety of in teresting sights to the curious onlook er the waterfront for example boasts an imposing harbour and rows of factories west along the water front you 11 come to the lakeshore road a broad tree lined stretch of highway running along the edge of the lake to the city limits still in the west end there is high park a large quiet wooded area containing a zoo pienic grounds and a natural lake rosedale in the centre of town is one of the city s most interesting resi dential areas and was once consider ed toronto s most exclusive district its composed of grand old houses of stone and brick built on winding twisting streets that cross each other and overlap with no apparent plan at all in the queen s park area you will see the buildings of the univer sity of toronto canada s largest uni versity and the ontario parliament buildings and immediately north of queeh s park you 11 find that section of bloor st which is considered the fifth avenue of toronto in the heart of this section is scons restaurant just two doors west of yonge where you may dine in an atmosphere of ease and relaxation on succulent foods pre pared by one of this countrj s most distinguished chefs scott s famous french buffet or steak corral offer you a variety of appetizing foods at very reasonable prices the french buffet is only 1 95 with as many help ing as jou like the service is quick and courteous the restaurant smart clean and modern take the children along scott s welcome family groups for dinner each sundaj afternoon be tween 4 and 9 p m call wainut 24320 for a table reservation we hope ou have a ver pleasant sunday and next week we 11 bring ou more suggestions building sand concrete gravel road gravel fill top soil tom haines glen williams triangle 7 3302 monuments brampton monument work designs submitted cemetery lettering corner posts and markers a good display in stock wm c allan prop 68 queen st west brampton shop 1410j phones res 313 rep tom nicol phone brampton 603w legion notes by let curfc the bowling team went to acton last saturday to play in the finals all report a good time and some ex cellent scores but we still can t figure out why they had to meet at the legion bo early for the 1ong trip to acton ah well boys will be boys reminiscences by agrep h r hare bill booth s taxi foi prompt service tr 7 2596 peter pruneau plastering stucco work free estimates new or repairs 55 ontario st tr 73282 the sports group are very active in inter branch competition just now with competitions in darts bowling and cribbage the committee is also busy at the arena on saturday morn ing looking after the kid hockey this department is one that is getting a little large for comfortable handling and what the answer is we don t know other than the town hav ing a full time recreational director and more ice time for the kids incidentally the boys will be having a real big mght very soon so how ab out all the parents getting out to rtc the lads perform and it wouldn t hurt the odd few fathers to drop down and see the lads play on a saturday morning and the lads would sure get a bang out of it there are a few more down there now on saturday mornings than was the practice years ago but the number is still pitiably small the acton branch of the legion is having their big opening of the legion building on march 23rd 24th and 25th they arc to be congratula ted on the beautiful job they arc do ing and we feel confident it will pay big dividends in members and every other way we have also been asked to tell wnat the schedule at aeton is so we 11 quote max storey past presi dent of acton branch who explained the situationat the last zone meeting on friday night there will be a dance and a limited number would be invit ed from surrounding branches by in vitation saturday afternoon will be open house so anyone may view the building saturday evening will be a stag night and banquet for members only sunday will be a church parade and dedication of the building and it is hoped that all branches will attend naturally the reason for it beine a closed aff r on rnday and saturday nights is obviously that with a mem bership of 250 jour members must be ctered to first and that just uoesn t leave room for an others if jou will recall at branch 120 s anniver sary the same was the case and mjnj wh should have been there were left out merely hecduse there wjs no a uiljble space we would like to add that we heartily eonralulation aeton n their er forward step and wisri them a bright future on this their twent fifth anniversary the branch txicuthc anil members we art sure will echo this thought i ast saturdav afterno m certainly was a bie one ar un i the branch in fact it sftimd quite a job to snare a chair an i we understand that there was one of the hillest crowds ever it the fridiy nifht dance thirc arc some very intcrcstim suggestions outlined in a bulletin fr m ir v nci il c mm ind on the hul 1 tin board we would recommend them to all readers for their earnest ptrusul the points mentione i art jew recently we received a newsy let ter from h r hare who was the 1st agricultural representative or dis trict representative for the county of halton the first office was open all important ones and should be acted on by every one of us wonder when the new washrooms upstairs will be gone ahead with the last general meeting gave the execu live power to get on with the job as soon as they could so it shouldn t he too long until they re underway this will mean quite an improvement to the upstairs this has long been one of the drawbacks to the auditorium the location of the two rooms and this should help immensely so far the membership drive has a good start with a large number of members cooperating by bringing in a member lets hope that the boys continue to do this if you haven t got your new member yet why not get busy right now there is a lot the branch can offer him so you will actually doing him a favour as well as branch 120 by signing him up there have been a number of quos tions asked us lately to explain and some of them took a bit of research in the minutes and from the old tim ers however in the near future we hope to start a corner in this column answering any question if possible about the legion and especially the branch ed on june 1st 1914 over harry gra ham s shoe store in burlington in his reminiscences bunny paid tribute to many leaders for their splendid co operation and assistance numbered among them were elgin harris of burlington the moores former edit ors at acton and georgetown mac smith of burlington the late w p w fisher of burlington to name but a few of those mentioned reference was also made to the first short course held in milton in 1915 to the first school fair held at hornby where a row developed over a tug of war event in which some of the par ents apparently couldn t resist the temptation to help to a drainage demonstration down near hornby and states bunny farmer galbraith sat on the fence smoked his pipe and philosophized this was back in the days of the farmers institute meet ine when the late jim wilson was president and the late archie mc nabb was secretary on one occasion bunny reports those two gentle men drove out to a farmers institute meeting at kilbride it was a dark dirty rainy mght in the fall and while the meet int was in progress some of the village wags perhaps to get back at the late archie who as most peo pic around milton distnet wilt re call was quite a prankster himself slipped the two front wheels of the bully on one side and the two hind wheels on the other apparently ar chie was the driver because bunny reports that they drove all the way baek from fkilbnde to milton with the wheels on the side in the ditch in order to keep some semblance of an even keel and periodically accord ing to bunny good old jim would shout out for g s sake archie get up on the road we re going to tip over all of this was back in the days when the socalled whlte collar farmer wasn t very popular perhaps he isn t yet but in any event bunny and his successors must have laid good foundation because yours tru ly has found halton a mighty fine county to work in incidentally bun ny is now living in whitby retired so if any of his farmer friends are going that way we 11 be glad to provide his address because we know he would welcome a call the mail bag impressfd with guide enrolment march 1st 1956 86 main st n georgetown dear sir georgetown community can be just ly proud of its fprst troop of girl guides for i attended the official en rolment of some of the guides per formed by the commissioner of hal ton county and the district commis sioner of milton who were obviously impressed and amazed at the well or ganized and smart appearance of this young company a lot of credit must be given to the girls themselves but chiefly to the captam who must have given up all her valuable time to give us such a pleasant evening yours truly margaret bennett macs taxi reliable service tr 72641 travel treats for see your local travel agenl for all bus travel information corner cupboard triangle 7 305 1 mam street notice to creditors in the estate of dorothy swan late of the town of georgetown in the county of halton widow deceased all persons having claims against the estate of dorothy swan late of the town of georgetown in the coun ty of halton widow who died in the city of guelph on or about the 26th day of september 1954 and all oth ers having claims against her estate are hereby notified to send post pre paid or otherwise to deliver to hew son and ord georgetown ontario so licitors for the undersigned admims trator of the estate of dorothy swan on or before the 21st day of march 1996 their names addresses descrip tions and full particulars of their claims and the nature of the securit tea if any held by them and that 1m mediately after the 21st day of march 1986 the administrator will proceed to distribute the estate of the said de ceased amongst the parties entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which the administrator shall then hare notice dated at georgetown this 29th day of february 1006 george c hewson administrator by hii solicitors hewson ord ge out m4 family safety wears a look of glamour and go 56 dodge check the safety featured luted at the right all are standard equipment on ftny dodge model you choose some are brand new of course but dodge haa provided moat of them for years that s because safety is nothing new with dodge year after year dodge has consistently pioneered and devel oped more and better safety feature than any other low price car this year too dodge gives yon the power you need for safer motoring new high torque 6 and v 8 engine provide up to 200 horsepower pack plenty of reserve for safer passing safer acceleration there new driving ease too new push button controls for powerfhte automatic 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