1m momtown itotald wsaa 1w jl imkltm motorized prescri ptjojl caj 115 nr deliveri tdsons pharmacy telephone triangle 73048 holiday issuis 11k herald ii aiata planning inllday greeting issues on dec mtb and dec silt and baa many attractive advertising illuatrattons for tmsinessinen you help us to help you by moot ing your order early and you let the best choice ask loaee our sample books scotch baktfy dotyt be disappohjed order mow qlchristi our cakby chriritmas shoi christ novt on display for your i ireads puddings ring they all he that old fashioned luscious our full of the best oingredients mixed and baked wiethe greatest t care to give them that homecooked tr ail goas arebakod on the piomisa always fresh i cakaf made to order for waddings birthday part phone tr 73481 hahon homes gain in industrial race hi1ton homes gained ground on the league leading glen sunday afternoon edging kings cleaners o while the glen club marked time by playing to a lvall tie with barlocks in the industrial league double header at the arena the homes had to come from beblndto snatch the win after be- k e lantz associate director of extension for the ontario depl o agriculture was the guest spea ker for the sixth annual halton i hi awards night club members family f for the holidays anvthe years to cae a beater table tennis nc provide newmnterest for voung and pa en alike a underfill fam lynveilmi fast and 1 table thl r gam s tu r tu o si kiddies lov s 1 i 3 st locks so it can hi p it up orl bolts or icri v ox trail si a 5x9 f di leered packaged read towssem factory painted 44 95 painted 27 95 ihe mo c fun 1 o i ital p ict p pi bod thr nigh i in r in m nu ih ul nis high res ii n iz phone btav r ludav npa1nted 33 95 irops only unpt 19 95 surprise gift for dad npletely packaged ut ready to build iccded incry home ands about the handiest ikes oral s ho igether to assemble all istmction 2 smoolnjplank and plvwood only 12 frame hall from gibbs and wy lie and gibbs unassisted gave the cleaners their cushion bob esard wiped out the difference in the second period scoring all alone after just 48 seconds and again from bludd about a minute later ron ritchie from mike george put the homes ahead at 3 15 of he finale and the same combina- lon but this time with george on he scoring end completed the hal ton homes total at 1812 king iiotched the other tally for the losers glen and barlocks matched each other in every period to play o a deadlock both clubs scored once in the first period and twice in each of the second and third periods bud haines led the glen attack with two markers kem ahead george webster and quack enbush got the others baloski with two bany ceroik and kostyluk were the barlock narksmen the tie for the glen was their second of the season and coupled with three wins gave them 8 points 10 head the loop two points front of the late starting halton homes who have two wins and two ties for 6 points barlocks trail i m by one on the strength of ree tics and a single victory thile kings cleaners have had lour setbacks and just one win for two points charlie jones of the glen and rtoss dillon of halton homes set the goalkeeping pace with averag of 3 60 gord king of bar ks has a 4 40 mark and larman maltb of kings sports an average t 5t0 top ten scorers plavir team g a pt giorgc hh 7 5 12 mm head en 5 7 12 laincs len 4 8 12 kulv ink bar 5 5 10 kitchie h ii 4 5 9 webster iini 3 5 8 hrvie mini 3 4 7 tiibbs kmg 2 5 7 tiaitn bar 5 16 i webster lien 3 2 5 k e lantz speaker for halton 4h awards night ance opdedlcatlon and clear think ing in meeting the problems of modern agriculture he congrat ulated the halton members for an excellent johmn preparing for the future througffwrticipation in the 4h club movement highlighting the presentations were the award of merit certif icates in- halton for the first time his year twenty nine club mem bcrs received awards for complet ing six or more projects with seventy five percent general effi ciency members receiving gold r b t certificates for completing 12 ocnool lhaplain explainer more projects vare as follows religious study given several parents from the newly developed area behind sykes tool corporation attended the regular monthly meeting of the harrison home school association halton 4h movement crowded the auditorium or the milton high chool for the event held on fel jay december 5th s jmr lantz b supervisor for all ifl club work montariol in his remarks he susscdhhe import monday december 1st and incited a discussion dealing with the pos- iibility of procuring transports tion to harrison school for child ren from the area principal har old henry told the parents whom to ronlact about the matter the dis tance from the new area to him son school is two miles rev kenneth richardson chap lain of harrison and minister of st georges anglican church was welcomed as the guest speaker bv mrs gordon hallitt who presided oer the meeting mr richardson s alk dealt with his work with grades 7 and 8 in religious educa tion which this vear is entitled great leaders in ihe bible mr richardson said that the children have enjovcd these dis cussions as an opportumt to ex press thier own views and in so doing get a greater insight of the lessons the senior choir directed bv miss marion scar el t entertain and miv scarlett laltr led the as relation in carol ingini mr h nr r ferret tht rmmhes to he blackboard whtre he had prt ared a list f supplcrmntarv ra ting books fr all gradt s which he ecomnunded might be purchas d for christmas rifts mrs john r asdau and a com iiiltrt provided lunch of sandwich s tarts and coffee for the mem kts at the close of the meeting mums and a christmas scene dec- iraud the table thomas giffen 53 was prominent holstein man friends were docplv shocked to learn of the sudden death or one of the districts well known re id nls thoma r iffen 53 wh hi 1 at his home 61 mapk on fnlav nvtmbcr 2flth ut wa born mar mav field in chinguacousv twp the son of tht late john ifftn ind hizabeth mcmetkin m vins with h s fam h urn alt farm 1 t 14 conct s ion 8 tquc ne in 191 fnr li father d i h n 19j4 th mi t oi r h firm in s pi n r 113b ht mam ihnni tr nt mr an h n o v i lit wa a pro m i h dt f n tt r 1 ii t n h n at i i it m h r i un ii h farneli palmer petxfuan gutjns of imported rricy biscuits keflwsl i crosse 1 pju cakes knp i phm pudding fruits gif cocktail mil coaab honey 5ms neapolitan olives bacon kg lshoestring potatoes the ra m n in iit1 i ln i iu decorate now mk gay holiday livinl l wllh famous rox atone kso quart w 95 gal w reg or sell roxatone spray equip newlroxamul veet a modern refly mixed base punt by the makers of romtone in striking ngdern colours easy to applv quick dryinto a beautiful velvet finish ro xmul velvet tsi r ad on page 5 for free louvrad coffee tabfl er company ltd triangt 72234 i fii saturday aum tot2 noon m ih sedkki nunkhion bailty aalo tr 73911 y ii aaatn and mill streets id 1r v n ind ni outh ttttnle 1 mav fit id and sicwartuvn pub c h t is and was a pi t maur of i oval orange iakjm g8 stewart mr itfrn was a faithful mem str or ashgrovc i nited church ttrving on the official board for manycars after retiring f rom i ictic service he was appointed in honorary elder he cnjoed rea ding was a great lover of music md took a keen interest in many sports he leaves his wife florence ind four sisters mrs elmer maj 1 ftlorence hornbv mrs russell hepburn margaret and mrs howard wrikfilesworth ruth of georgetown and mrs t a islie marion of hornbj one sister cladys mrs leslie fisher prede ceased him funeral service was conducted on december 1st at the harold c mcclure funeral home with rev john c hill of ashgrove united hurch officiating pallbearers vcre former neighbours william cromar percy leslie robert cun ningham wilfrid bird robert al exander and a cousin hector bird flower bearers were six nephews charles thomson ron feather lone ronald leslie douglas and robert wrtgclesworth and paul may also james fisher clifford hunter and llojd davison inter ment took place in hillcrest cem etery norval the lew year may be the best io you drive carefully and see it through avoid holiday hazards when driving this holiday season lynnc coulter kathcnne merry eorgc greenlees don taylor er nest alexander tom hunter bill robinson members awarded red seal cer t if icates for completing six or more projects were eleanor joyce ralph cunningham john black eugene coulter sandy barnes delmar ford lorna woodlc harold patterson al len brown ridge ian norrish bill kerr bob merry sandy hepburn fveln mckaj jack robertson george stull ed segsworth dawn oulter marilyn woodley doreen sinclair margaret lawson and lourtnc agnew warden w e card presented tht premier 4h trophy to the out landing 4h club for 1958 this award was prevented to the halton 4 11 jersei gutrnsej calf club on behalf of the nelson fedir ation of agriculture president j brock harris presented each club member of the premier club with i a pencil reeve john milne chairman of the agricultural committee of the halton counts council presented 4 ii pins to mt mbcrs completing 3 first vear in club work and a 4 11 crt t lo tht second tar mim bcrs rtctivin pis vere harm it n marfan i hunter ann kin mi dred martin 1 inda pel eti r o i inda swackhamtr 1 inda vl c bill lexander hodgeon barnts mirctllt briand h rlc tliir n drant t tug ton tree nan o t jr culhngham jack i kmati i ornt b 11a ptlerfeat rslone robert fisher richard dibbtns arr cowland janet havward bill ingles rober lew is neil martin morris mckerr russell murrav j f frev nurse ga r rehbein ravmond roberts i hn stull harold thompson harles twiss those rtceiving crests were margaret austin margaret 1 cvander sandra carnev janette iinnie meg cudgeon donna har marion hunter jean hunter nnt mccoll adnenne nurse mitt sht iwood dane sanderson al hendirshi john kranen i nk iaicht miv clarence mi vi h rn tom mt i nald bill pal i j ttisin donal 1 pi acock ru sel i k ir n r jnald n bil j snbr r shortil j iath member of a 411 igncul i 1 clus rtr v i p i7i m nc i n iht 1 cat p n irni orsjimi v tti n tht riinizali ns sp n- r n r il k n halton inc u i y the halt n 1 ncii tnral cittv ii psqut in arnultiitl s cn n a r 1 1 ir t soti iv tht l ub i f milton in 1 the a t utlph iroup of the luno iair wtrt 190 mimbers enrolled in tl in 411 clubs in halton in 1958 tht clubs are 4 h beef and dual purpose calf club 411 tractor maintenance i ub 411 swine cluh 411 kid cluh 411 cram club 4h holstein calf ctnh 411 potato club 411 forage club 4h forage club w jersevguemsev calf club the kingsway kiwanis club each vear award a one week shorl course to the outstanding 4h club members in halton mr e eachev chairman of the agricul tural committee and a group of members from the kingswav ki winis club were on hand for the presentation of the award ki t ani scholarship winners this vear were ross shortill george stull kenneth cnpps sandy hep- mrn mike jenkinson jack dock man margaret lawson dawn coul ter patricia mckav mary la rrnce helen bruekcr mrs fin du curnc and don talor the cne award to the winning 1auy judge in the junior section of the cne was presented to bar bara pickard the halton women s institute cholacship was presented by mrs velma norm president of the halton w omen s institutes to shir- ey downs this scholarship will aid miss downs in attending the macdonald institute in guelph special awards were presented nv the following organizations and individuals ontano shorthorn club ontar io hereford ass n nelsowrobin son katherine merry james mc kay halton hog producers ass n kosegatc farm halton holstein club walter duffray walter kanoosrura bitters keillor fishgps salter nuts oiog cninese figs ftyshocolate htley palmer gift parcel est give the address no our friends in britain kstage to pay i farneli 17 main st s we deuver jb mackenzie srsa rojlc e braids r son ocorgr hewer ontario jere cluh hil ton jersej club halton and peel guernsc cluh and the guernsey cattle breeders association or ontario bill brush of milton entertain ed with several toco selections vary lawrence one of the ballon 48 club members nawmted pluo ldbctade u was aerredby thai ben