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berimcmeneny rvopriotor 1st 73079 t yfrfwtum pmgarbutt mrs f a simians 82 dies at sons home daisy maynard simktaa wife of the late frederick arthur sim uns died at the home of her son george 109 prince charles drive on tuesday starch 18th her for mer home was at 1037 meredith avenue lakeview born in ire land bfrs simkins was eighty two years old the family mov ed to canada many yeaxsago three daughters and two sons simivc her glads mrs 6 char boneau and daisy mrs h coo mbs both of toronto kathleen mrs c lucas port credit and george of georgetown and fred junior of lakeview mr sim kins predeceased her in 1954 she leaves several grandchildren and four greatgrandchiidren funeral service was conducted at the skinner middlebrook funeral home in the chapel ann street port credit on thursday march 20th at 130 pm rev untuart of the anglican church conducted the service interment was in springcreek cemetery clarkson edhtmtd fort amt had ttfcpt trwhte fta iftt win of tlw from taw georgetown ramonl in fact krle itnroday night peat- fast them 9 to x in easy fmhlon cnd hvtbott who many fort brie flam picked for the most vail uahte player award over mote mc gwire tod the onslaught with 3 goals while mcmahon wiggins potyak puoto ehrmann and ev liott each added a nail in the jr eofln georgetowns two netted by pomeroy and cufflubgham tt was the old story of the fort erie defence making like a brick wall as georgetown managed an u shots on mulholland 6 in the first period tn the second and just 4 in the di finale ft brie got o lockhunt 38 times tt wms a desperation salad oi midget and second string juniors that coach bui chard served op to the fort brie dub and they tfdnt make any attempt to bide their appetite the big i maroon and gold team got their first taste at 107 andcame back for 8 more twdpings and the service was terrific with the exception of marshal and riddall who were the only two on the ice who made a real effort to put an end to the feast the midgets in the lineup rid dall henderson and popiel were brought up to fill some of the holes left through injuries but even with them on the roster plus ltthl and auger who didnt get too much action through the regular season fort erie still managed to see plenty of daylight hutton was first to dent the esh scoring from pilote and wiggins at 257 with wiggins counting the second one from pilote at the 320 mark before georgetown had even had a shot on net in fact it wasnt until the 10minute mark that the fans realized there was a goalie at the fort erie end of the ice when georgetown tested mulholland for the first time while they had man advantage the teams were 6 a side when fort erie fattened i their lead on a goal by mike po tyak at 1301 jim driver and hutton picked up the assists marshall was sitting out a slash ing penalty when the jr raiders burst the bubble pomeroy scor ing on a breakaway at 927 mc- guire had scored for fort erie just 30 seconds before but the goal was disallowed because half mrit george campbett made wa life member mrs harold cleave president of the wjl at st johns united church presided at the quarterly meeting of the four groups toes- day evening the hymn rejoice the lord is king was sung in opening a moment of silent prayer was observed in memory of mrs w tyndah and mrs chester deforest two faithful members whose deaths occurred since the last meeting mrs clarence buck chose an easter theme for the devotional period the text being john 3 16 and stated that jesus made the sup sacrifice that we might be redeemed and live happy ra diant lives in this world and the next as a little boy once said the cross means god is looking after us acting secretary mrs fred sinclair read several letters of thanks from those who had re ceived christmas hampers also- a letter from five oaks acknow lodging a donation during the business period it was decided to bold the annual bazaar on nov ember 28th mrs george campbell who has been a wa member for over forty tears was presented with a life niembership certificate and pin mrs campbell expressed her pleasure and surprise in a few well chosen words mrs howard kentner read the address and mrs sinclair made the pres hrs jack bailey sang a solo god smiled at me i re- mrs edwards to wwrty diet roirm b nmv constable e s rollins has joined the local police force as a cnmtahle replacing k g edwards whose resignation was received mar 17 after only a month on the job mr edwards is leaving for a posi tion with whitby police force mr rollins was one of the men considered for the job when mr edwards was hired and replaced him when he left lastj weekend married and father off a 13yeatold daughter be with the army provost crops from 199 to 1957 and has also served as a summer constable in field township council has called for tenders for a new ambulance which will cost in the vicinity of 4500 cr- john gunny head of coon- ells ambulance committee ex plained at the meeting that using the current rateof calls yardstick an 1800 estimated yearly revenue will obviate tak ing money from the tax revenue for ambulance service the pres ent vehicle will be used auxiliary machine council will ask savard hart inc a montreal brokerage firm if they would buy a 110000 de benture issue the money to be used for arena remodelling cr harrison who made the suggestion said that the arena will become a 12month recreation centre if the money can be bor rowed and that unless something is done with the building there is danger that the fire marshal will or it closed a plebiscite two years ago gave the taxpayers btesslng to the project which has been delayed because money could not be borrowed a town employee william wal ker was reengaged as weed in spector at a yearly fee of 50 complaining of a poor road on rexway drive harold rossiter whose home is in that area was promised some relief by the road committee hard surfacing last year had lasted only a few weeks he said and heavy equipment used when new homes were being construct ed had completely wrecked it mr rossiter complained also that the dust nuisance is terrible in the it is with sorrow and a very el sense of loss that this com munity learned of thetwaint of mrs era batkin a charter mem ber of the silverwood wi she served as secretary with faithful- and efficiency for several yean she was always keenly interest ed in community affairs attend ing with mr batkin stone school farm forum and affairs connect- ed with the school section she f originated this column of silver- wood news and wrote it until ill ness prevented sympathy goes out to mr batkin in his great was in aunual meeting halton childrens aid society cordially invites all interested citizens to attend the annua meeting in the sunday school room of st pauls united church milton tuesday april 1st 8 15pm ouaat speaker george e ehieh q c mrs josephine whirham secjy j murray mahon pres waller t kmna and and a social toe was enjojoa the port erie team was in the some councillors telt thai crease i contractors responsible should be puote threaded a shot through charged with the repairs and it a man of players elliotts relay w lrft u committee to ed pass from hcguire at 1057 1 wlth cr harrison suggest that beat lockhurst and less than i ln fuure not a minute later ehrmann took j th m b drivers rink wide pass and notch completely built ttp ed fort eries 5th goal just after hyde got the gate for tripping possibility of obtaining 70 mcmahon from mcguire and 1 8ubsdy on of unemployed potyak at 48 secondtof the third residents employed in sidewalk penod put an end to any designs construction will be further in georgetown had drawn up for a vestigated a letter from the pro late rally and from there on out vnc bovernment said this it was just a ease of how many wou be owable but cited a goals hutton scored from puote 0 llsl conditions which have 247 and then completed his hat lo t id led reeve sargent trick from puote and hcguire at lam hc provincial legis- 813 elliott got the last port erie goal from the blue line at 924 but the jrs had the last word when a dance to harrison to cunningham pass pattern diek ed with 4 seconds left in the game there were 17 penalties in the match georgetown picking up eight want money- see page 9 home heating tifsf seas be at hmseaae hke k fcotmf tea cast cad all a heetiag worries with a -smarts- parnate tbrnae etatlcsjb aamu thai yon auy rajkear imf ike heal with your finger law pint com le operating on ukba rh thompson hardware oh s oas heatmo hardware ft piumbino ptisan tk 7171 lation a beautiful sham the town engineer was asked to estimate cost of some 5000 feet of sidewalks so that appli cation can be made to the govern merit for a subsidy notified by the engineer that the town owns no rightaway across the cnr tracks between main st and the 9th line council will consult the town solicitor to see what costs and liability might be entailed if a public crossing were created and will ask bur lington and oakville how similar crossings were engineered in those towns a letter from the public school board pointed out what cotghtj happen in the school situation if lands are indiscrimately released for new housing present schools and the new park school and har rison addition will take care of school population only in the present released delrex area and the proposed lane subdivision the board said the board said its letter was not intended to hurt any development but only as in formation for council s guidance vernon mcc umber ordained elder at st johns united vernon mccumber 12 chapel st k was ordained an elder at the sunday morning service of sl john s united church he way presented by cecil hcnamara clerk of the session rev morgan mcfarlane in re ceiving mr mccumber stated that eldership is the highest honour that can be bestowed on a church member elders stand next to the minister in supervising the spiri tual life of the congregation in all departments of church organi sation mrs h c wrtgglesworth sang jr sol7 tcite lie r channel of service which was most appro priate for the- occasion t h van sickler ba barrister ano soucltor announces the removal of his law office from 19 main street south to 36 main street south in the dr williams building triangle 74531 make your selection for easter easter lily hydrangea violets rose bushes spring pots spiria gloxinia snapdragons roses carnations tuilps daffodils narcissus cant gat to our greenhouse then stop in st ernies radio next to the post office and see our selection r0sedale floral 32 albert st we deliver we wire flowers tr 72952 you are morally responsible for safe driving you as a driver are required to know the roles o the road to qualify for a drivers licence but your obligation in driving is greater than merely knowing how you must also practice safe driving whenever you are behind the wheel of a car remember that you are morally responsible for the safety of everyone with whom you share our streets and highways ontario departmcnt of 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