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wfisis the georgetown herald whur nsnouf 2tth ifst page 2 council has party council members and tbicr wives bid their annual outing to the city on thursday when they at tended the dinnerdance at the old mill and cards by coutts we have a complete line of boxed cards and indtvi dual cards for that special someone cdme in and make your selections while our stock is complete open vry night until 10 30 joes tuck shop 27 main st n tr 73301 concrete gravel building sand road gravel fill and top soil stone work tom haines glen williams tr 73302 commencing immediately same day pickup and delivery dry cleaning service phone call m by 10 a m will be picked up and returned to ou beaut if ull cleaned it pressed before 6pm wpjrap barragers cleaners dyers 18 mam s tr 71279 officers of cnjb named learn 47 blind in halton g f thompson of milton wi returned to the office of chairman of the halton county advisor board the canadian national in stitute for the blind at the an juial meeting held in his office at milton annual reports were given and several cases discussed there arc 47 blind persons registered in the county members were told officers are executive chairman g p thompson milton 1st vice chair man dick ucata georgetown se cond vice chairman 11 g mckil lop oakville third vice chair man harry tier burlington trea surer h w kelson milton sec retary c h riddolls milton members mrs jam bell oakville mrs eyre davis oak ville k y dick milton mrs w fraser burlington mrs j f gil lis georgetown mrs m e gow land milton mtfs alfred long actoo mrs perty leslie george town mrs harry ryrie oakville jack runham georgetown e d ucas burlington e g frank lin acton g s mevhews ac ton mrs harold richardson bur ington john f lsard oakville miss h i ttemajne milton mrs thomas marshall oakule honorarj members mrs w j bcatty acton h r force acton hughescliair burlington geo harris biirhngton john d kellj leorgetoun h kentner geor getoun dr l a martin milton lad bailhe oakille mrs s tomlmson oak llle j b hiti lock milton george r limit mil ton stan hall mpp slrettsvilli m m buah burlington sjikk btst mp georgetown the trtasunrs riporl shovid reotipts of s9757 60 and tptnse 9380 35 for the fiscal tar ind n march 3m 1958 thi triasurtrs stattmint indie ated epi nses for supplemental awhuut s11500 cluthin s4581 annual picnic tht dinm netting and campaign tp nsts tailing s712 2fa b nu dicu ion conci n n an iual campaigns took plact it a is tcomnindts that all campaigns or tunds fr tht lii in hal mi aunt bt unliu td in ihi fall o he mar qut- ion iiurn n tht can adian r i deration aroi it w as ixplaintd it hail a rtit an na and soual proin n a fj i- font but no mhici piif am s ill ita lun tor fund and u s ji ca ntd on b u iph mi slanli ftld siirtlar re por td that thtn wen 47 r 4i- lered blind person- m halton count ranqin in ai f urn 101 viars to a bal 1 1 mi n hs n d two arc prt school chi dn n undu hl cart of mr- whittlau d pirtment i thist blind an ilist ibut d is f il ott- it n 4 burlinkm lo 1 camphilkiht 1 in william 1 toii own 7 ii n i mil n t i oral 1 ojkm l id i i tm i 1 arm news haltonjuniors do well in queens guinea class jew halton 4hrs were prominent imong the 225 club members who participated in the queens guin as class at the royal winter fair the tftg coliseum was filled al most to capacity for this thrilling spectacle haltonites got their big thrill when the steers of car jline gardhouse and bob merry along with four others were pul led out in front by judge fred ma lor from which to pick his cham pion and reserve champion short horns and of course their big est thrill came when the steer of caroline gardhouse was declared hampion of the shorthorn section which brought together 90 odd on test ants and their respective teers jeffre agnew another halton t h r had his steer in the first inze group of this section another equally large group of 1 ii club members were out with heir steers in the aberdetn an us section here the steers of iand hepburn and eveh n mc ka wire selected for the first prize group and that of the form ir was pulled out as one of tht six from which to ilttl ihi ngu- ham p ions fcintuall the sttcrs if jjmpv wtttlauft r of badtn aji decart d champi in nlus and peter vandtr post of ork counts had thi risurvt tht st sime two slurs wint on o taki thi coittd quttns guin as and rtscrw position when tht hampion and risim champi m shur horn htrcford and xnus m re b0urht tngtthir olhtr halton 411 rs who had tht i i tr sikiud for thi stcond pnt roups wt rt as fo lous antu gtorj fn i nlit tom hs john hepburn and pit icka llirtforl dawn and hu ne i ulttr shorthorn i llindtrshot tom hunt- thai it- mar in win robins n i tn san ii rson harold pa her ton wins aircraft workers concerned plan montreal meeting soon a special committee represent ing 35 000 canadian aircraft wor kers will meet in montreal next week end to discuss ways and means for the maintenance stab ilization and improvement of pro duction and employment in can adas aircraft industry p podger sopkesman for the committee says here today a memorandum prepared by the committee will be presented to prime minister diefenbaker on his return to canada next month as a result of recent announce ments we believe the industry to be in serious danger of detcnor ation podger said it will be our job to convince the govern ment and the people of canada that an industry employing 47000 canadians earning 150 million a year is imperative to the contin ued prosperity of canada and its most direct affected- communi lies with unemployment growing the way it is this country nccd- incrcased productivity in the air craft industry not cancellations said bill benson member of the committee and president of the avro union at malton communties in the following to ronto and outlying areas have been informed how a decision to curtail production at the maltor plants woutd senousl affect thtm arith in most cases million jn purchasing power dried up and evaporated following is a breakdown of the resident breadwinners 1st fig ure and their purchasing power weekly 2nd fig and yearly 3rd metro toronto 7 847 627 760 32643520 brampton 1 169 9520 4863040 weston 762 60 060 3 169920 georgetown m4 51520 ta79jm0 streets ville 208 23 840 1239680 port credit 274 21920 1139840 milton 256 20480 1084960 acton 242 19360 1006720 bol ton 233 18 640 969280 orange ville 146 11680 607360 new market 138 1 1 040 574080 caledon east 125 10 000 520 000 etobicoke twp 2506 200480 10424960 toronto twp 1424 5113 920 5 923 840 chinguacousy twp 1209 96720 5o29440t albion twp 369 29 520 1535 040 caledon twp 292 23360 1 214 720 peel county 3 402 272 160 14 152320 hi ton cty 1509 120j20 6277 440 representatives of the canadian labour congress and its two lar test affiliates the international ssociation of machinists and thi united auto workers will assist he commit t oi in tht prcparatior of its brief martha scott astne true mother of moses prepares to fldot the infant moses down the nile in scene from cecil b demihes pro- cwction the ten commandments opening november 28th at the roxy theatre acton the child is playedjy fraser hesto son of charlton heston the adult tyloses inhto mammoth vista vision technicolor paramount masterwork seven tables play at choir euchre seven tables were in play at the junior choir euchre held in st georges parish hall on thursday nov 13th under the auspices of the choir mothers mrs f sykes had most lone hands mrs c e stacey was first r the women ahead of mrs jack tost who was second and the low hand was mrs george alcott high for the metvwas tom warnes and mrs tom hutchison was second mrs p drenters had the low band mrs e phillips mrs k rundle mrs frank hardy mrs bill chap lin and mrs frank penson had charge of the euchre the third m a series by the choir mothers the next euchre will be in the parish hall on thursday november 27th lunch was served after the euchre by the committee i suburbanite winter tires by goodyear a week per tire rorkwokl 1 hurt u r n n i n n b rn i i i o 1 list tt 4 in vtd u an tli a int d ath tht ari inert i n tht hui lint n irt a w i dut thi mm i i n of tt r h it n pk m s of b il irif pnlml mill n in i i rt n r ill 1- n amounud s17 i i i sk i j i ptctiel ihtst i ii imp i nit ii i i ih inn n t m i i i ri ii bu v n ithir a on 4 ii tlut mi m r h- mar i hist ir ai harold 1 at trs n of mil on hi ninl ii- ttr in ht n t tal si rt on tot tn r tarta- s hn in t i npdi i n uith 110 oihi r t n it s harim a ti r-on- i n r won tht kran 1 champi m aw anl inil with it ihi k hall thillmt ropln 1ii 2z i n prize mont plus l 0 pi i p inrl f r hi r ii is hard 4 h t ub n f i ili v i tta- in uh u n n i 4h grain awards i n th imt 1 fl f ii lih i i h i h n in ii u iv 111 1 h n nipt il n r mi i i 11 iin ii iiil fr ii i r ma la h n 411 is t t n i in tl t ii i 1 ii 1 n ht i i r it 1 ii i h f llouin i k 1 4 ii 1 n h ml r h 1 i lun r ti hi 1 1 i n lo i 11 1 i i h i n i i lun kt i tin hidr f r the m p i s id t i h niui l j int h i hi i i j n w i in i i ir a p i 1 i i n j ti ss- ihi m i i if i ii i l u ii n ji i lul in t l i i ui i n i 1 ii ak i ili i k ihi i f th r n mi n ii i b hi i u i ik m fro installation immediate service trade now and savi nit i r i inhii i1 i i iii iml blin i ihi il v iinsi am urn t i s4 2 mm of the rocipiints cxprcssid ihiir h inks fo an i njc hi it n n vinl r i ilium n i i kin f t i si i linn atn m uii in c mhi inn mr stanlt ihmktd tht m mln if tht ht b tht it im n insimilcs c unt tiuinul tin s i net cubs pape s tid ridio f r htir effort on ik half of the him i mr thompson chairmin an mtmher of ihi clarkwuotl rtsid ence board of governors dilivir d his report of tht tm cling of th ontafro division cnib atttended b mr thompson and mr kiddolls the afternoon session was held in the auditorium of rakcrwood open fridays until 9 pm elmw00d tire service ltd 64 muin st n oaoitowii tr 7290 hampton damage 750 when two cars collide neither driver was injured in a twocar collision at the inter section of river dr and moun tainview rd on friday where damage amounted to approxim atcly 750 involved in tbe crash were cars driven by vilhelm chnstenscn 15 jones st north bronte and henry rem of 166 wincott dr toronto rrnz was south houn on moun tain view ltd and chris tensen was making a left turn on to rrtcr dr when the accident occurred at about 9 55 a m cst dan whilson investigated and estimated damagi- at moo to the chnstenscn car and 390 to the rcnz vehicle grand champic it ik ii f i i- f ufiulmi i ii i fll h 1 i i i ii is 111 l r n n i i r r i n i w nl h n ii i i t ill k il i n mi i 1 h recrve champion shorthorn i n r t ii ju n if i it t n ii riu t i mi h ti n i u f ti i ml dijiiipi n ii i in i h upi n i irk t t i or i nt this luoiuhl i i hi r tht i i iinpidiis ind 1 1 in himpioiis fn in 1 ht niis ii n f shorlh rn m i ross itn i tl n ii u is an inn ntui t i iis sisttr arolini i arr nrrt hmist had tht risri champion ihorthorn lotr thi a i wis terelt memorial trnph mdica ivr of the rrand championship was won b an alberta exhibitor with the reserve award goins to he province of manitoba new canadians receive papers a total of 49 new canadians re ceived their citizenship papers at milton court house rccentlj the najonty were from oakville and burlington those from the district included mrs stella brolin palermo mrs ertie reenslra and mr jamc ccenstra 7 church st acuri lr jan kamminga and mrs 11 th kamrainga 12 mill si ac on mr prank odehnal r r 5 milton mr homelis ti nhar orictiw n mr william in numm r r fi miltop mi tin van dir1 r r 1 clnn and mr ornelia eststcn georgctowti some people have a flair for giving they have a talent and taste for choosing the most exciting christmas presents they give the good things that make living more pleasurable many of these people will give modern electric appliances this christmas and theyll insist on having them ready for use on christmas day because they know these appliances will make christmas and every day for that matter a new and exciting experience so this year do a little hinting just say youd like something wonderful for the household something the whole family can enjoy and dont be surprised if you get a superb modern automatic electric appliance to help you live better electrically the safe clean modern way rs ontario hydro electricity does so much costs so utjle