str r 4 n on guaranteed investments 3 to 10 years amount 100 to 50000 interest paid june december enquiries invited hahon peel trust savings company burlington oakvill brampton three churches combine for norval vacation bible school there were n children nglster- ed for the nornl and area vaca tion bible school held from july 14 to jar ss la the public school in fchfttuiaae the di of the school was be g u boyal who watched over three lively de partments thebeguuiers the prim ary and the junior la each de partment there were work drawn from the three congrega tions in norval anglican presby lerianand united each church was responsible for a department commencing with the anglican having supervision over the little tots in the begin ners the presbyterian church gov ernlng the actions and crafts of the primary and the united church guiding the work and ef forts of the junior in the begin ners department the labour was headed md by mrs michael babies assisted in every detail by mrs w e wright miss joyce mclean mrs f g fendley hiss judith clark and hiss joan crawford in the primary department the work was in the hands of mrs sam mcclure asisted by mrs harold reed mrs ivan reynolds mrs w j reed mrs j m arcbdekln mrs john ml mcclure and mrs andrew mcclure in the junior depart ment the labours were supervised by mrs gordon miller assisted by mrs ham mclaughlin mrs ken neth arnold mrs william gra ham mrs william laidlaw and mrs garnet laidlaw beaver lumber tool rentals to speed the job low daily rates special weekend weekly and monthly rates i power tools poktable cement mixbt rook sanoht and edoer powr saws and onus chain saw koxatone smayei bo car top camhhk asbestos shingte cuttbs cauuono guns extension cokds noo nai1ers strapping nailek staple guns the roues post hole diggers rental fees may m applied to purchase of tools save time amd phone tr 72235 to ufrsatukday to 12 noon the vjl even brought one of the public school teacher mrs wlnogene ca from her welldeserved holiday to assist in the beginners department on the final morning of the school a short program was presented for the benefit of the parents who came to see what the children had been doing for the two weeks tee cream was enjoyed by all teachers and children alike the following children were registered in the beginners de partment heather baines con stance carter kathie carter david coupland walter coupland gor don fdndley david wright ray mond wright mary clark paul fendley katherine lunn corina made david mcclure lilla mc clure mary mcclure mary hcgee michael reedy wanda reed donna reynolds penny reynolds gary walker tommy eyre clyde gor don karen hauley laurel lager- quist douglas laidlaw danny norman david norman gwen webb blair youmans gary lyons stephen laidlaw annkatrine kjarsdalen paul kjarsdalen laurie maxwell philip biggs goldie coe frances flikkema julie pomeroy and bulie mcclure the following children were re gistered in the primary depart ment david carter james carter mane fendley jacqueline gray elizabeth clark jack crawford patricia crawford bonnie fend ley barbara lunn ins maile jane mcclure kathie mcclure robert mcclure john mcgee robert mc- gee rickie mcniven timothy reed debbie reynolds tommie reynolds barry richardson da vid roal john royal ted roal bonnie lnn biggs ian arnold glenn webb barbara youmans brian youmans wendy hunter robert weallans carol moore brenda laidlaw donna flshburn brian coe irene mclean gunn- i brit kjarsdalen jim stamp brian evans arie kalsbeek and greta r itkkema the following childr n wire registered tn the junior depart ment janice carter diane end- ley elma clark janice mcclure margaret mcclure betty anne eyre mary mcniven ernie webb maynard flikkema evelyn stamp rose haines and diane cooley the final action of the vacation bible school was the presentation of certificates to all who attended by the director assisted by two teachers in each department rev j e maxwell thanked all who had worked in the 1958 edition of the v bs with a reminder to start planning for 1959 now rcmp constable cousens marries in arn prior ont bmmanuel church waa the setting for the marriage of miss joan elisabeth mcqonegfay of arnprior and const george edward eeatley cousins rcmp of ottawa the bride is the daughter of mr and mrs melvin mcooneghy of arnprior and the bridegroom is the son of mrs g b s cousens 52 main st s georgetown out and the late lieut col cousens rev r g fiander officiated at the ceremony rev canon t h iveson of ottawa was organist and const donald clark rcmp of ottawa was soloist mr hcconeghy gave his daugh ter in marriage and sbe was atten ded by her sister mrs gilbert bradley of montreal as matron of honor mrs donald moore of arn pnor was bridesmaid and hiss jill worden of ottawa cousin of the bride was junior bridesmaid const frank herring of ottawa was best man and the ushers were const jack mckay and const gar ry blake both of ottawa as the couple left the church a guard of honour was formed in attendance were const ken neth macewen const cyril web ster const derek gee const frank calkins const kenneth stroud and const delmar lee the bride wore a portrait gown of pure auk over delnatered satin fashioned with a sahrina neckline ulypoint sleeves and a bouffant skirt encircled with bands of im ported lace which extended into a chapel train her elbow length veil of seal loped french illusion tulle was secured by a juliet headdress of pleated tulle studded with irides cent sequins centred with a white orchid she wore pearl earrings her attendants wore short frocks of pale yellow silk organza over taffeta fashioned on princess lines having back bows and floating panels the matron of honor and the bridesmaid carried nosegays of white shasta daisies and the junior bridesmaid carried a bas ket boquet of daisies following a reception in the parish hall const and mrs cous ens left on a wedding trip to the coast of maine and new bruns wick they will reside on river side drive ottawa on their re turn going away the bride wore blue silk sheath dress a matching jacket white accessones and a strand of cultured pearls a gift of the bridegroom a white orchid en corsage completed her ensem ble coop medical catastrophe fund distributes 1923 thatty this la the fourth year halton cooperative medical ser vices has given extra benefits from the catastrophe fund nine members received a total of 1 92300 their cheques ranging from 360 to 66972 according to their claims the method of pay ment being that the member pays the first 22500 after the highest coverage obtainable from the co operative is considered an improved catastrophe plan known as the major medical plan will be introduced effective janu ary 1st 1959 with rates being 10 q for families and 5 00 for single persons many members are asking for supplementary co verage for semi private and pn vate room care and ibis willjbe included in the major medical benefits along with any extra ex penses inyolved in a major illness this will include ambulance ser vices special nursing care medi iocs andl doctors calls the this month with ifco oauarri haa- pkal services commission and col lecting premiums for their mem bers and any others who desire one or both of the coop plans of fered in 10 yean of operation the medical coop tn halton conn ty has paid over 800000 in claims for its membership of 1100 ad ministration being such that only one year in that period showed a few dollars loss member will pay 100 over and above the highest possible cover age obtainable from the govern ment hospital insurance and co operative plans the surgical at 30 00 for families and 15 00 for single persons will also be offer 1 as a special service the halton cooperative medical services will notice to creditors in the estate op evelyn laws all persons having claims ag ainst the estate of evelyn laws late of the town of georgetown widow who died on or about the 31st day of may 1808 are hereby notified to send particulars of the same to the undersigned on or before the 16th day of august 1958 after which date the estate will be distributed with regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have not ice and the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claim they shall not then- havo notice dated at georgetown this 14th day of july aj 1058 violet marsden and victor tedder executors of the estate of evelyn laws by their sol icitors dale bennett lati mer georgetown ontario 730 ver lumber wtor 73335 jw improvements continue hornby park well used four lawn chairs and a table in different colours were placed at the centre flower bed at the hornby community park they were kindly donated by mr frank stark and family former hornby distnet residents a back stop and score board donated by the milton coopera tive have been erected at the ball diamond materials for ano ther back stop and score board have been donated b the milton milling company and will be er ected on the other diamond the park was a busy place sunday quite a few watched the ball game the service reunion was held in the afternoon with a good attendance the younger children of the community took advantage of the creek for a swim they stirred up the water making it quite dirty but they had fun mr and mrs orvule grexton and their children susan and kathy left last week on a camp ing trip around the georgian bay district mrs ed bailey was a patient in milton private hospital last week when sbe had an append citis operation mr and mrs floyd brigden and family spent last weekend ft wa- saga beach mrs bngden and the children dale and ross stayed for a week s vacation mr and mrs f a anderson holidayed at honey harbor with mr and mrs jack cockshutt over the weekend mr and mrs sonny hall spent the weekend at wasaga beach the hornby girl s ball team played two games this week on monday night at glen williams hornby won 20 13 and on thurs day night at trafalgar hornby won with a score 25 2 the hornby boys team lost out of the series but better luck next year on sunday afternoon the boys ball team had an exhibition game at the hornby community park with the georgetown combines georgetown won 3 2 four members of the congre gation of st stephens anglican church took charge of the ser on sunday they were win brain jim ingram john and wm brad ley the rev j b maxwell well be back next sunday after having a month holiday how cool is your home this summer as cool as you like automatically electrically the kind of comfortable coolness you long for on sticky hot days the kind of coolness that only lowcost electrical airconditioning can provide you sleep better work better live better when your home is airconditioned live better electrically safe clean moderncuid cool electricity does so much costs so little