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l s s iiil ilt pickup monday cftlc holiday pickups usually mai that day wiu m couecteo on the moular thysdaymckup the future is bright in business careers brampton business college specializes in th training of yovng peoplo far itw bettor positions secretaries accountants junior executives ate coursos are intensive thorough and practical thats why graduates are in such big demand fall term opens sept 2 as enrolment b limited and s immediate application is advisable q r lennan tvcom bsc eton principal brampton business coliege 21 main street south brampton phone glendale 13033 police expect busy weekend on the lone weekend last august 28 people lost their lives on ontario roads hundreds of others were injured in automobile accidents once again this coming weekend will likely be the busiest of the year both for the highwaysand the hospitals your ontario provincial police force will take no holiday they and countless municipal policemen will be working fulltime to guard our streets and highways against a repetition of last years terrible experience if you travel this- weekend remember that 1800 opp officers will be watching you drive make it a- holiday to remember for them as well as for yourself hon a kelso roberts attorney general of ontario welding gas and arc woolhead speers tr 73941 nights tr7473 georgetown heavy equipment a specialty government certified welders portable equipment tvgnwsy vvamf street center ifwar of woohioeiq nwunwoj knox evening ceremony lockhurstoliver nuptial set industrial fastball semifinals midaugust norvsl will be playing the com bines and smith stone will take on the allhmce in the semtansli when industrial fastball resumes in midaugust there has been no action around the league for the past couple of weeks while smith stone and the mills are on holi days and with orenda and avro holidays claiming some of the play ers for the next couple of weeks it was decided to extend the mid- season intermission until about august 18th only one team the provincial mill will not be back in the thick of it for the semifinals the pro vincials were pat out during a round robin playoff at the end of the schedule after threatening to dominate the league early in the year the combines who finished on top of the heap and drew a bye into the semifinals are-favour- edp to take it all smith stone presents the big gest threat to the blueshirts with their 4 wins and two defeats re cord in the six game round robin series as compared to identical three and three records posted by the alliance and norval the fade away provincial mill crew managed only two victories and dropped 4 the semifinals will be a 3 out of 5 affair free lucky draws will feature lions jamboree paywhatyouplease will be a new wrinkle this year at the lions jamboree with plans proceeding to let the public partake in a free lucky draw each or the nights planned for the jamboree murt allison chairman of the lions committee planning the af fair explains that the georgetown public has been extremely gener ous in helping pay for the com munity swimming pool by contri buting to two lucky car draws and the flight to europe draw while the club will raise more funds for future work at the pool at the jam boree this year they have decid ed to give everyone attending a free chance each night on 150 worth of prizes only stipulation is that the lucky ticket holder must be present to claim his prize a donation box will be placed in the hall and anyone who wishes may donate any sum they want to the club project the jamboree has been moved this year from the armory to the arena bingo and a number of games will be there t aitract the public plus the lucky draws the event is planned for friday and saturday evenings sept 2 13 working with mr allison on the committee are don barrager tom reed ed pries gob collier and ivan crabtree j h conover has 94th birthday one of bramptons oldest citi zens j h conover recently cele brated his mth birthday at his home on chapel st grandfather of major ted con- over who commands georgetowns c company lome scots regiment he was born in trafalgar town ship and moved to huttonville when he was six years old in 1906 he moved to brampton and entered the fuel business retiring in 1943 he has two sons col j d con- over and col r v conover and two daughters mrs r l webster lansdowne and miss grace con over former dean of the london teachers collage there are se ven grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren an evening wedding ceremony in knox presbyterian church on july 18th united in marriago june adeline daughter of mr and mrs john oliver 17 guelph st and robert brace son of mr and mrs charles lockhurst huttonville rev alex calder officiated and the church was decorated with pink gladioli the bride wore a floor length white satin gown a tiara of pearls and rhlneatones held her fingertip veil and she carried ml roses and stephanotis with whit streamers her sister mrs bruce mossop was matron of honour and bridesmaids were the grooms sis ters nancy and kathleen lock hurst mrs mossop wore coral the bridesmaids turquoise and yellow and they carried bouquets ol white and red mums another sister of the groom debbie lockhurstwas flower girl she wore a blue gown and carried a basket of red and white mums mr oliver gavehls daiishter in marriage bruce mossop wt3 groomsman and ushers were the brides brother wesley oliver and the grooms brotherinlaw orvts hunter mrs bernice gowland played the organ mrs donatri han cock sang wedding prayer during the service and o perfect love while the register was signed receiving afterwards in the fire hall lounge the brides mother wore a blue floral satin dmss white accessories and a corsage of pink roses the grooms mother assist ed wearing wfiitelinen dress white accessories and a corsage of blue and white roses the brides table was decorated with a beauti ful bouquet of mums carnations and glads sent by georgetown fire department leaving on a honeymoon trip the bride wore a white and beige dross beige coat and pink rose corsage mr and mrs lockhurst will live at 39 victoria ave he is employed with roy whaley contractor and mrs loirkhursi is a smith stone employee page wednesday- julyoth ims thr olorobtown hrr st georges church anglican trinity dc sunday aug 3rd 930 am holy communion 1100 am holy communion 700 pm evensong st albans church anojiesn glen williams the rev john rathbone phone tr 79126 sunday aug 3rd trinity dc 800 am holy eucharist 930 jum matins and sermon education conference asks for leadership and federal aid calling for courageous leader ship to end the impasse in edu cation a delegation from the can adian conference on education lanfest conference of its kind ever held in canada placed a far- reaching elevenpoint program of federal aid before prime minister diefenbaker and hiscabinet we believe the federal govern ment can initiate moves that will meet with a generous measure of provincial acceptance and sup port according to the brief sub mitted by a 15membcr committee of groups who sponsored the edu cation conference noting the federal government already extends some education aid k r swinton toronto busi nessman and max swerdlow can adian labor congress who were spokesmen for the group said they were gravely concerned ab out the inadequate quantity of the assistance embodying resolutions passed at the huge conference held in ot tawa last february the brief was carefully worded to avoid any suggestion of federal encroach ment in the provincial field of education and it called for joint federalprovincial cooperation to wipe out inequalities of educa tional opportunity to launch an extensive federal- provincial program in education the brief recommended more fin ancial aid for students and estab lishment of a national government committee to develop research in canada along with federal grants to help unfvesities set up insti- utcs of research there should also be a national organization to promote research in education it self the brief suggested asking that existing federal grants to universities should be made on a more realistic and equi table basis to help overcome ris ing costs the brief also called for increased federal payments to the provinces to provided better and equal opportunities in elementary and secondary schools across the nation other resolutions called for spe cial grants to establish institutes of technology along with extension of the present federalprovincial vo cational training scheme to assist handicapped children more aid was needed to improve school li braries and the brief recommen ded a national fund for adult edu cation in the national interest parlia ment and the provincial legisla tures cannot afford to let matters of education reach an impasse spokesmen told the cabinet they said other resolutions passed by the 850 delegates at the february conference will be presented to the provinces during the presentation the prime minister met miss caroline robins pastpresident of the can adian teachers federation who will be executive secretary of the canadian conference- on educa tion continuing organization ded icated to obtaining federal and provincial action on the resolut ion mtmm stock up for the long weekend with these red seal cohoe salmon j half tans luncheon meat 12oz cans freshpak salad dressing 3 49c refreshing beverage syrup qireen 0 7 delicious flavours 12 oz btls south carolina elberta peaches frefestone jj quart open friday evenings until 9 pm main street showers presentations for mrs len murdock mrs leonard murdock the former eva garvin was feted many times prior to her marriage on friday july 18th mrs jim costigan market street was hostess at her home when mem bers of the smith stone office staff honoured her with a miscel laneous shower on june 23rd mrs danny hewitt and mrs jim buck were hostesses at a miscel laneous shower at mrs hewitts home glen williams on july 8th mrs robert edwards en teitaincd on july 3rd with a mis cellaneous shower at her home on murdock street mrs les ottaway mrs george sargent and mrs merv kirby en tertained at a miscellaneous show er on july 7th at the ottaway home glen williams employees of georgetown dairy were entertained at the home of mr and mrs irwin noble on guelph street on july 10th when the young couple were pre sented with a ge coffee maker and popup toaster smith stone gift club presented them with an electric clockras mrs george burlington glen williams was hostess when the glen williams girls softball team presented a clothes hamper july 18th club midtown by kora another week another column and another meeting the latter is to be held in the rose room this thursday july 31s all interest ed please come this mcanc you i am quite amazod at the large crowds we are drawing these lazy summer nights and i hope the teenagers will continue to put in an appearance thanks to the kind efforts of our ex vicepresident our dances have been well advertised on the ftopular radio stations we are ndeed grateful to him for this service in talking to some members of the club the point that is put to attention the most is that of re cords and a better filing system it is felt new records should be bought every week so well try to please the new filing system qeustlon will be discussed at thurs days meeting for the conclusion of this col umn i will make but with seme jive talk i hope you understand it because i dont i wont make with the drab gab but lets fly the coop cause man fm oeat up so latch your lashes on these last few words see you at midtown friday night mackenzie news modernize with berry flo at- away doors h i the eaiy way to add new storage ipace modern ize cloactt and basement etc all paintlok keel theac doon wont well warp crack or peel simple do-it- yoithrlf installation backed by a full fiveyew guarantee 20 x 66 or 68 2panel 26 x 66 or 68 2panel 30 x 66 or 68 2panel 40 x 66 or 68 4pane 50 x 66 or 68 4panel 60 x 66 or 68 4panel primed finish 1645 1835 2155 2795 3145 3415 20 x 80 2panel 1930 26 x 80 2panel 2135 30 x 80 2panel 2465 40 x 80 4panel 3095 50 x 80 4panel 3425 60 x 80 4panel 3815 for a birch finish add 420 per door for primed louvre doors add 210 per door fjsauvck srson ui building supf payment of 1958 the second instalment ol taxes is due and payable at the municipal office georgetown on or before friday august 1st c g benham tax collector d