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3 the georgetown herald wednesday emg jan mh 1959 monuments cemetery lettering yeadons memorials 22 king street east georgetown tr 79573 suburbanite winter tires by goodyear poste competition boosts interest minstrel sfiow bill somerville new manager at o0p bill somerville has been promo ted to manager of the georgetown branch of halton cooperative supplies replacing harold dodds who has joined the farm broadcast dfartmentof the canahian broad casting commission mr somerville who has been with the local office for a year ives near actpn with his wife and son he js a district native son f mrs george somerville and the late mr somerville hepreviously spent five years in guelph with the united coop feed department another new coop appointment is that of monty jackson as field man mr jackson also joined the local branch after working with united coops in guelph mr dodds a 1958 graduate of the guelph oac will be heard on radio and seen on television later this jear in his newjob he is present y takingt training course in the clrv wa those who listen to the cbc farm shows wiltttave an op portunitj to heai him in future an orjngevillc district native he is the son of mr and mrs e h dodds who farm near orangeville he had been coop manager here for six months ftpnor to taking his new position halton coop supplies with i branches in georgetown and mil ton now numbers a staff of 20 charles harris georgetown is the general manager and david wil on manages the milton branch mrs douglas derby serves as ac countant members of the geor hjetown staff are charles pajne george burgess walter edwards bill donaldson terry timbers jim swrteer and hugh dickie on the milton staff are miss jane mccar thy roy mcgibbon harold dennis sid robin george jackson robert mcdowell chit miller and harve jackson the last fewweeks have seen the rotary clufcr busy with various phases of t work among crii pled children and needy families at christmas the cub look a number of ha tofarnihestir the community and the club rem embered the crippled children by giving them a small christmas present last mondays meeting was well attended with their dinner being held as usual at the north halton golf and country club attendance which has been ex cellent slipped a little last month to 84 per cent due in large part to the illness of a number of mem a rough financial statement given by the treasurer walter pope showingthe clubs finances to be in excellent shape even with the very heavy drains put on it for welfare work over the holiday memcmlwarfamfngg buy and save on over 1800 fauly and household items through the r- fam1iy dividend plahl catalogue diiic a dividend credit okie rcmt wl every dollar of ruva equal to vl vemi rjod purchases a kin dividend credit cc rckitc every dollar of tnu kjuhto riwc vcrm3 catalogue purchases all of these dividend creditr can be applied on further food or catalogue purcnasas as you with free mstaua hon wukdu1e ibtvki trade novano savi open fridays until 9 pm elmwood tire service ltd 64 main st n georgetown tr 73290 port credit brampton treacherous road causes car to skid a 1954 pontiac owned and dn ven by ernest simson of 9 ontario street suffered only an estimated 75 damage in an accident on back street friday mr simson was driving east on back street and had just come aver the hill when bis car started to skid on the glare of ice left b freezing rain on thursday the vehicle struck a hydro pole en route to the bottom of the hill where it came to an abrupt halt gainst a pile of hvdro poles stor ed in back of the hdro building mr simson was uninjured the mishap occurred at about 1045 and was investigated by cst r d whrtson minor damages only in 2car collision damage was minor in a two car collision at the intersection of guelph and water streets tues day dec 30th involving cars 3ri ven by mrs fred helson of 64 main st s and gennaro lostracco of 400 crawford sl toronto mrs helson was crossing guelph st from john street to water st and mr lostracco was proceeding east on guelph when the collision occurred at about 9am csl r d whitson investigated and estimated total damage at 75 a presentation was made to the clubs newest member mr logan macdonald the minstrel show always a big hit in georgetown is tentatively scheduled for match 31st april 1st and 2nd thisyiar the show has been expanded and should be he best ever produced ralph ursel the producer of the show boat is still lining up tal nt and is having his first prac lice this fnda p m at 9 o clock ito fosler interest in the minstrel show he has instituted a poster contest for grades 7 and 8 pub lie schools in georgetown and the surrounding dialj3txpen foair students in the two grades judg ng will be done by rotanans and first prize wilt be 15 2nd 10 and 3rd50the design shoul be a simple one prcferablj withj a minstrel motif in colour any colour may be used minimum size 12 b 18 inches and not larger than 18 by 22 no entry fee is re quired but contestants in submit ling applications are requested to indicate name age address and rade and school this information uon should be mailed to ralph ursel not later than january 17 the contest will end february 27 and posters should be tagged with the contestants name printed in ink next week s meeting will feature a classification talk bj dr orm ond brewster a club member ballinafad 4- euchre dancing at instituteholiday party visitors on new years day at the home of mr and mrs m mc bride were mrs mcbrides parents mr and mrs d ivan hill suncoe mrs jas hill seaforth mr and mrs elmore hill london and mr and mrs david hill and fam ily fromcooksviilc other visitors at the manse during the week end were mr and mrs kent anderson of aurora mr and mrs john cock burn toronto mr and mrs mur ray selves st marys misscaro beaver toronto and mr lloyd strachan cayuga miss joan norton left by plane from malton on wednesday for vancouver where she is a nurse at the general hospital there we would like to welcome mrs e harry norton and son david to the community they have recent ly moved from georgetown and will be making their home with lallrde quality meat iga orange pekoe save 10c fresh jttockless pork shoulders m fv c boneless oven ready tfx jl8 c m m lb with dressing mzj lb 49s fresh pork aj butt roast 4 j lb jubilee brand small link pure pork sausage burns hot dog wieners boneless oven ready with dressing 1 lb pkg 45c 12 oz c pics b jjc tablerite sliced cooked meats macaroni cheese loaf pickle pimento loaf t loaf or c loaf 6 oz pkg get 2 free dividend credits with each pkg 29c pkg of c is oz tins tea bags 59 a fancy save 9c is oi tin apple sauce 335 iga save 8c 16 or jar peanut butter 29 granulated 16 oz jars c s lb bag redpath sugar 43 3wunjimh fruit vegetables frozen foods 40 fathom cod 1c fillets jj seabrook i rms fresu green io oz7 beans ii with 2 free dividend credits 47- i dairy feature royal old mild color 12 oz cut cheddar cheese 1 with 2 free dividend credits kraft miniature 10 oz pkg marchmallows 29c iga rcaa guest si 24 oz loaf bread 18c from the sunny south us no 1 grade solid heads uc ft x utlrlxit 9 t -4- iga economy corner i iga ave 6c 1 lb tin i instant chocolate 45c i iga save 6c pkg of 25 garbage bags aylher fancy save 7c rosebud beets sugar ripe save 6c large prunes 33c 20 ox tins 2 31c 16 oz cello pkg 33c new cabbage bursting with juice us no 1 gr flor good size 96 grapefruit 5 29c nutritional econo can no 1 cooker 3 lb poly bag carrots 2 35c the finest of ontanos bumper crop 3 lb poly bag mclntosh apples 25c california s pride us 5 lb bag sunkist oranges 59c with 2 free dividend credits -i- each of tha following itams with 2 frao dividend cradih dividend credit boosters effective jan 8 9 10 12 13 thursday thro tuesday pineapple grapefruit 48 oz tin sockeye salmon coverleaf shredded wheat liquid wax 1 delmonte juice pmcap 49c pt39c eavy duty p tin reg success heavy their son and brother mr mike norton and his family mr and mrs r french and fa mily arc very happy to be living in their new house for the new year and4hey spent christmas day with mr and mrs dan campbell in acton despite the inclement weather and icy road conditions there was a splendid gathering for the an nual holiday party sponsored by the ballmafad institute in the hall at stewarttown on friday night there were 31 tables of euchre and the prize winners were mrs j murray mrs audrey mcclean and messrs lloyd mcenery and jas cunningham a bountiful lunch was served by the commit tee and the remainder of the ev enine was spent dancing with mrs o rourke providing the mus ic the winners of special prizes were as follows mystery dance mrs jas trimble and mr mel mccullbugh birthday dance miss katherine mcphedran congest married coupe mr and mrs r mcenery spot dance mrs d lindsa and mr lloyd mcenery lucky chair mrs g gillies door prize mr tom gibson elderly resident of campbellville dies levi robertson 87 ofcampbell ville died january 3rd at guelph husband of the late margaret mcdonald he leaves two daughters in waterloo mrs s pauli and flor ence a son john of port credit and a brother ben r r 3 milton funeral service was held yester day in acton we just bought another carload of world famous tv appll 32 mainstrkijiqirh