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dont miss gala day georgetown park sat may 23 cpo 9 pm admission free sponsored by georgetown hospital association featuring georgetown girls pipe band rotary minstrel highlights square dancers georgetown citizens band the louise dance group of toronto hospital raffle draw will taka place at and of show portable tv and other prizes tickets on sale dunng the evening patronize the refreshment booth all proceeds for the hospital fund fireworks afterwards presented by legion branch and town of georgetown workshops held by united church wms halton presbyterial of the wo men s missionary society of united churches in the county held four excellent workshops this week jit various locations miss marion thompson fieldksee- retary of the dominion board was director mission band and ex plorers met in waterdwn united church while cgit leaders con vened in acton united church two sessions on adult education were held one in oakville and one jp arton miss thompson introd uced the new mission study on af nca she discussed program plan ning and local problems with the delegates brand new car radios to fit your car completely installed in your car while you wait for most general motors 5259 chrysler 5459 ford 5259 most foreign cars 5495 price includes aerial wigo tv appliances 32 main st n mackenzie news this if ear get canadian pittsburgh screen tjato w ttsass- msde to last a lifetime nberglas screen benefits you in all these ways virtually bwhurrt it lisrt rest arcaf will mt stain sharp lifts will mt cat angers amr mtt palattif if i flaw firtsafa waat bom you can leave your screens up all year round when you use cpi fiberglas screen because they cannot be deteriorated by the weather ideal for large or smalt areas home patio or cottage get fiberglas screen today free installation saturday morning may 23 from 8 00 to 12 00 bring in your screen frames and buy fiberglas screeningartd we wth pot tt 111 yuui dailies free fwergias screening per square ft get all your screens renewed at one time 20c elect shirley fendley young peoples head the final meeting of the 1958- 1959 season for the presbyterian young people s society of norval and union churches was held in the home of bill hunter on sun day evening may 17th the study book chapter entitled the after math of solomon s reign was ta ken by victor ostrander followed by a very interesting discussion on the lesson learned by the mis takes made by the men of history after the devotional period the report of the committee to nomin ate was brought in and the new slate of officers for the 1959 60 season was approved by the socie ty the rev g l royal society counsellor installed the following officers past president victor ostrander president shirley fcndley vice president bill hun ter secretary ruth ismond trea surer david anderson worship convener joan crawford mission convener betty jean anderson evangelism conveners ted von zubcn union robert crawford norval publicity convener tom leslie fellows hi np conveners san dra allen norval murray mc kane union lunch convener donna ostrander pianist dorothy von zzuben society counsellor rev g l royal the retiring president expressed his thanks to the society for the cooperation he had received over the past jear and then turned the chair over to the incoming presi dent the new president asked for the spirit that had prevailed in the past in the society and im note pupil progress at sunshine school the regular meeting of milton and district association for the retarded children was held in the sunshine school thursday may hth mr fred cross act ing president in the absence of mr j mcgfath called the meeting to order and welcomed the new members when the business ar ising from the correspondence was taken care of mrs jeffares school principal was called upon and gave an outline of the gradual pro gress of each pupil this proved to the parents and members that each child was receiving the spe cial attention which is required for these pupils mrs t howden in presenting her report from the mothers aux iliary expressed the gratitude of the mothers for the splendid co operation received both in dona tions assistance the day of the toa zaar and for those who came to purchase they were proud to donate to the treasurer mr sproat 100 to increase finances mrs howden also reported that a carload of parents journeyed to gnlha and were taken on a con ducted tour of that institution theji returned home quite satisfied that all was being done for the happiness and welfare of these children mrs ernest ball georgetown spoke of the continued interest displayed by the kinsmen of that town in the work that is being car ned on in milton in the interests of retarded children she repor td that mr addison past presid ent and mrs jeffares had atten ded and addressed chapel street home school association and she had received some very comphm entary comments on the informa tion they had given the north halton teachers federation had i also been addressed by these spea ken and were well received mr addison accompanied by some ex ecutive members journeed to bur hngton where mr addison instal led the new officer for the bur hngton and district association for this year mrs ball also attended the sixth annual convention of the ontario association which was held at the smith falls hospital school for re tarded in presenting her re port mrs ball related her personal experience as she toured the class rooms interviewing the pupils as she went along these pupils were delighted to have someone to speak and talk with them she paid glowing tribute to the con cert put on by these pupils ebpic ialy she mentioned the part the boy scouts played as they march ed up and saluted the flat this was most impressive as iherc were 300 of them the singing of hymns and songs of younger pupils was surprising and revealed positive proof of what training mixed with human kindness patience and per severance can be accomplished with these pupils due to the lateness of the hour mr addison reserved his report for the next meeting lie also spoke of the pleasure he derived as he gain experience but atoms bow to oaks the georgetown atom soccer team lost a 4 2 decision to the oak ville club in a hard fought exhibi hon game at the park last wed nesday night again 4t was experience that made the difference in the two clubs and oakville s team work was too much for the local boy to cope with despite the setback georgetown gained valuable ex perience and are expected to re flect it against hopedale athletic in the opening atom game at bronte park on wednesday may 20th the bantams return to action on saturday when they take on the mimico beaches here with the kick off time scheduled for 7 p m the coaching staff is urging parents to get out and support the lads the remaining boys in the regi stration of forty will be formed into a little league and with ex perience will move up to competi uve soccer attends conference on nursing homes mrs john g wright of heather nursing home georgetown with many others from all parts of on tano attended a conference on nursing homes on may 21st al wymilwood across from the royal ontario museum toroniof this one day conference brought together the heads of nursing horn es and administrative persons concerned with the care of people of all ages the need for cooperation in ev erything related to good care par ucularly of the aged was recogni zed at the first ontario conference on ageing hence the ontario soc iety on ageing based the confer ence program on questions from nursing home operators arising from their varied experiences in municipalities across ontario have you heard leather prices have gone up shoe prices are going up silvers quality shoe department will maintain present prices as long as present stock lasts our usual large inventory of quality footwear is your assurance of top value accompanied the other delegates on the conducted tour of the class rooms the building is 8 years old and was immaculate regardless of where you looked they have a staff of 900 with the care of 2 063 inmates and pupils 40 per cent o these have no relatives nor friends to send them a greeting card nor to visit with them occas lonally this is something anyone can do to bring cheer fro these ion ely hearts mediately called a meeting of the executive for tuesdaj may 26th at 8 p m in her home tom kennedys story in the last weeks of his life the former premier of ontario set down the story of the times the events and the people that shaped his career as a soldier farmer polrhcian and elder statesman of his party he told of courtin with a balky horse of whisky samples in his fathers genera store of the hellfire and damnation gospel of his youth he recalled h s first election his beer by fheglass deal with howard ferguson his one defeat at the polls and the time that his close fr end and pol tical enemy mitchell hepburn called him a damn fool beginning saturday may 23rd and continuing every day for the f tom kennedys story will appear in the globe mail auction sale cattl power implement farn implements poultry stabl and dairy equlpmtnt etc the property of d r secord 2 milts east of palermo on upper middle road between 3rd and 4th lanes trafalgar friday may 29th at 130 pm hindley elliott auctioneers 627 auction sale of furniture the property of mrs j j thompson lot 15 6th line esquesing monday eveg june 1 1959 at 6 30 pm sale list in next week s herald frank petch auctioneer 7 j mackenzie srso uiou tl stanley park erin dancing eyeryfjtlday dancing to the musk of the melody boys band 9pm to 1 a m modern old tyme rock n roll admission 75c per person auction sale of nearly new modern furniture the property of h j parr 47 churchill crescent georgetown on thursday evening may 21 i at 630 dst the following living room admiral 21 tcfevlmon 3 piete chesterfield suite in green axminster rug 9x12 with pad 2 blonde step tables iron flower stands 2 large mir ror pictures wall mirror small mirror picture trilight lamp with matching smokers stand bridge lamp pair of silver candlesticks portable mantel with electric fireplace record pte picture window drapes several tfeble lamps cushions ornaments pic- tueres picture window venetian blind kitchen dinette viking b fl refrigerator viking 30 inch 4 plate stove chrome kitchen ta ble and 4 chairs hardwood 6 piece dinette suite chrome step stool mantel radio vikingjdehixe vac uum cleaner carpet sweeper elec tric fan steam iron electric iron quantity of dishes and cooking utensils bedroom den 5 piece blonde bedroom suite with book case bed blonde bed springsand mattress walnut chifrobe vanity and dresser small blonde knee- hole desk good remington type writer gooseneck lamp scatter rugs quantity of bedding metal x kays beauty salon now open 19 main street north upstairs over goldhams meat market hair styling to satisfy milady s taste modern equipment for appointment call triangle 72981 we will be happy to serve you ontario the voters lists part iii act 1951 notice of revision of voters lists for the town of georgetown electoral district of halton public notieels hereby given pursuant to section 74 of the voters lists act 1051 of the revision of the voters lists for all polling sub divisions for the town of georgetown in the electoral district oe hat ton and further take notice that sittings will be held by the revising officer at the time and place hereinafter set forth any per son qualified to vote at the pending election to the legislative assera bly and whose name has been omitted from or incorrectly entered in the enumerators list of voters is called upon to attend at the time and place hereunder mentioned for the purpose of having his name enrolled upon the voters lists to be used at the said election complaints which have been properlj wed with reference to names wrongfully entered upon the enumerator s lists will be heard at this sittings such complaints must be filed with the clerk to the revising officer on or ixfore may 28th 1959 voters lists for all polling subdivisions of the town of geor getown will be open for public inspection at the office of the clerk of the town of georgetown in the municipal building between the hours of nine o clock a m and five 0 clock p m on and after mondaytfte25th da of may 1959 sittings will be held for the registration and revising district of the town of georgetown at the municipal offices georgetown between the hours of 2 p m and 4 pm on the 28th day of may 7 30 pm and 9 30 p m on the 29th day of may and 10 a m and 12 noon on the- 30th daj of may 1959 registration and revising officer peter k mcwillietm clerk to revising officer john k ellwood w n robinson dated at milton may 16th 19 chairman of the election bot foe the county of halton the election act 1951 appointment of clerk to the election fioajftd to alil whom it may concern t ls ey j thal mrs roberta horton of the town of mil the county of halton was by resolution of the election board of the county of halton on the 15th day of may 1959 appointed clerk of the said board w n robinson chairman of the election board dated this 15th day of may 1959 stool lamps bathroom scale clo thes hamper miscellaneous inglis elec tric washer ironing board 4 step ladders of various lengths rub ber tired wheelbarrow few pieces of lumber and new trim a good work bench quantity of small tools paint and brushes car block heater electric heater- screen doors 4 small wrought iron railings lawn mower 100 ft gar den hose garden tools and other small articles the above furniture is the best lot ot modern furniture i have had for a long time several items new a few months ago and none over 4 years clean must posi tively be sold terms cash frank petch telephone tr 73864 auctioneer