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upholstery chesterfields and chairs recovered custom upholstery crmdwrtmdss and chair cimimci estimates on request gosling tyler upholstering brampton oundale 12945 reskkna tr 74890 or 4454 seed grain we still have a good quantity of commercial grains garry rodney also registered and certified garry oats good supply clover seeds halton coop supplies j guelph street triangle 72271 leonard midde former apple products worker a glen williams resident for twenty years ijeonard william mickie died on sunday april 12 at the acton rest home of mrs john hams where he had lived in failing health since the 5th of february he was in his 74th year born at speyside the son of george and janet mickie he moved with his parents to knatchbull near acton and there received his schooling with the death of his mother and father in 1936 mr mickie became a glen williams resident living at the home of mr and mrs joe hoare mrs hoare is a second cousin for seventeen years mr mickie was employed at glen apple pro ducts and prior to that did thrash ing for acton district farmers he had not been well since suffering a broken ankle in a fau early this winter his only surviving relatives arc mrs hoare and another cousin tom mickie of scotch block funeral service was held at the burnley shoemaker funeral home acton on tuesday april 14th rev dams of acton united church officiating and interment was in fairview cemetery there the pallbearers were bert buja lock bert dixon john wagstaffe harold wheeler b marchment and norm felker he was a mem ber of knox presbtenan church acton osborne interiors carpets draperies and home furnishings by 5 years experience in home decorating formerly with simpsons sears carman osborne we are opening a new store in town in june temporary headquarters at 36 main street we are interested in your decorating problems come in and see us or phone tr 7 9091 for appointment in your home osborne interiors 36 main street s home decorators triangle 7 9091 lamps for camp second georgetown scouts cubs are raising money for summer camp by selling light bulbs help send the cubs to camp by buying a supply boys will be selling in the business district and calling at every home saturday may 2 100 a package 2 60 watts 2 100 watts willian beaimont 55 dies suddenly in city a man well known and respect ed in georgetown and glen jffll- liams william henry beaumont died very suddenly at his home 173 brentwood road north to ronto on sunday april 12th ha was fifty five years ot age he was born the son of the late alice bullivant and matthew beaumont and lived in glen williams and georgetown until 1937 when he moved to toronto he attended glen williams public school and the ontario agricultural college at guolph where he obtained the dairy superintendents certificate while in georgetown mr beau mont was employed at saxe cream exy and when going to toronto in 1937 was employed as plant superintendent by the purity bairy dundas street in novem ber 1954 when that dauty chang ed hands and continued in busi ness under the name of greenvale dairy he continued as plant superintendent for a period of time in october of 1955 he join ed the staff of uplands dairy on mount pleasant road as assistant plant superintendent remaining there until his sudden death he was a member of st albans church glen williams a mem ber of orion odd fellows lodge and the georgetown fire brigade during the second world war he sened in toronto as a member of the auxiliary police organiz ation and the st john ambulance assoc he enjoyed bowling and was a member of the roscland bowling club he also spent a great deal of his spare time at his hobby gardening on august 30th 1941 he mam ed edna neil in renfrew prcsby terian church who survives him surviving also are brothers and sisters rupert of georgetown jack of toronto mrs peter gor man ruth streetsvillc delmar melvin and matthew junior of georgetown two brothers how ard and clarence predeceased him rev kenneth richardson of st georges anglican church officiat ed at the funeral service held at the harold c mcclure funeral home 34 edith street on wed nesday april 15th at three o clock pallbearers were hugh curry samuel sloane ray bowles allan laver thomas addison all of toronto and harold wheeler glen williams interment was in greenwood cemetery georgetown womidr april tho ifsf thb mokoktown hrrald home school has euchre and dance a successful euchre and dance both arranged bj a committee of the wrigglsworth home and school association were held at the school on frida george couhng and mr hoare took first and second for the nun while mrs robert waldic and mrs george couhng won for the ladies mrs norm sndcr was doubly luck taking lone hand and the door prize the boob prize was won bj mrs gord padfitld at the conclusion of the euchre m the kp room the program ihif led to the auditorium where geo dlassford s orchestra plajed for dancing for jhercmamder of the eenmg yr 1800 children view cnr safety films more than 1800 children in ceor get own schools have been shown graphical the dangers of plav ing on railway propert special agent j a campbell of the canadian national railwas in vestigation- department together th constable edward a scott traffic officer georgetown police dept have just completed visits to all area schools with the film trains tracks and safety facts the schools visited were wng glesworth harrison park street and ohapcl street public schools and holy cross separate school the film explains the operation of trains and illustrates the haz ards of playing on railway prop erty and around railway equip ment after each showing of the tilm short lectures were given by the officers who took the op portunity to emphasize the seas onal dangers of playing around creeks and rivers at this time of the year the officers say the film and their accompanying talks were well received by not only che school pnncvpals and teachers but by the students themselves 5 save 4c on corn niblets 233 save 2c on is 01 cai peas stokelys 233 save 7c on 24 01 loav bread 233 ontario no 1 snow white mushrooms 49 lb new store hours closad all day monday 9 am lo6pm tuesday wd- naaday thursday 8 30 am to 9pm friday 130 am to 6 pjn saturday from the home of better jk2 main street south georgetown milk fed choice roasts rump sirloin leg veal mkj shouldbi mmm chops iegs or breasts chicken lb 49c t bone or wing steak lb 79c fresh killed boiling fowl lb 29c midget spare ribs lb 29c tulip margarine 4 lb 100 country style sausage 4 lb 100 seven become guides in flying up ceremonies on monday evening april 13th four brownies of the 4th george town pack received their wings at a flying up ceremony in the prcs btenan church the pack under the leadership of brown owl mrs ce harley formed their fairy ring at one end of the hall while the 1st guide company under the leadership of captain mrs ralph ursel and jr lieut carole lane formed the horseshoe at the other end of the hall the brown owl performed the ceremony and presented wings to patsy cock peggy maxim bremja iboc and debbie wright which they will wear on their girl guide uniform each brownie passed through a gate to guideland wearing a pair of golden- wings where they were greeted by two guides forming a seat with their hands the guides whisked her around the outside of the horseshoe and then inside where she was welcomed by the captain t four brownies also enrolled were jeanettc riggs janet mar tm jennifer inglis and marion whan rev alex calder spoke briefly on the brownie law and promise the girl guide commisioner mrs e c reed of norval also gave an interesting talk on guide work after a campfire of songs bj the brownies and guides cookies and tea provided by the brownies mothers auxiliary were served the fly up closed with the brow prayer girl guide prayer and guide taps parents and friends of the pack were invited to see the ceremonies on friday evening april 17th three brownies received their wings at a flying up cercmonj with the 4th georgetown pack and the 3rd company o girl guides under the leadership of captain mrs cannell in the united church the fairy ring was formed at one end of the hall with the guide horseshoe at the other end the brown owl pres wings to pat bowman elaine barker nd gail walsh which will be worn on their guide uniform each brow nie passed through a gate to guideland wearing a pair of gol den wings where they were met j by the company leader barbar kinrade who skipped with them around the horseshoe and inside where they were welcomed by tne captain the ceremony closed with the brownie prayer and taps the parents and friends were invitfcd to see the ceremony printing is our business k you are in need of letterheads envelopes ruled forms wedding invitations etc call the herald at tr 72201 for service oar motto a century of printing