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for that important occasion our honeycomb coif martins beauty salon 8 cueaveholm drive tr 73932 georgetown propane gas for sales aid service home farm industry distributor for afagas ltd agincourt ontario tanks stored at silvercreek on no 7 highway bill mcenery tr 72032 collect if nwawry canadas largest household moving co hill up mover xml dundas street west local and long distance household moving i fwrastw warehouse crating andjippfagforgverss reverse charges advertise in the herald it pays a smith stone offce employee frances zubatmk and george edwin kress s gn the register in st john s united church following a marriage ceremony performed by rev morgan mcfar lane recently mr and mrs kress are making their home in mil ton photo by gordon campbell brampton honour county firemen for prevention work milton lady entertains t for manor lady residents a certificate of merit has been awarded halton county for its part ghs commercial grad in fire prevention in canada last year the county was entered in the nation wide competition by the halton mutual aid fire associa tion comprising fire departments from every township and notifi cation that this area placed seven tccnth was received by the chiefs when the association met in alder shot on sunday june 14th chief jack harlow who repres ented the local brigade said that till departments will be getting copies of the certificate to display in their halls the major discussion at the meeting and a special meeting car- tier in the week concerned the adoption of radio hook ups be tween trucks but chief harlow said no conclusion was reached and it may be some time before the idea is put into effect injured in car accident a student of ceorgclown high school s commercial class this year pat m vse 16 wis one of two acton girls takin to guelph general hospital with numerous injuries la t weik when tht car they were riding in went out of control on a curve on no 7 highway half a mite west of rock wood and rolled into a ditch four others in the car suffered minor bruises darrcne lambert 20 was taken to hospital with undetermined in ternal injuries and face cuts rccei ved when she was pinned under the car while pat mosc suffered a dislocated hip and severe shock the driver of the car arnold weathcrstone 20 and passengers charles pinson 19 and jack cur the lovely home of mr and mrs istewart lockle on courtst in mil ton was the rendezvous for twenty 6 women residents of halton man or on wednesday afternoon and vemfig june 3 the visitors were transported to and from the home in motor cars mrs lockle is the very capable and popular director of the halton manor hobby class twelve of the women residents at tended the afternoon toa party and there were two special visit ors miss georgina youni and mrs r mccuaig of milton mrs mc cuaig delighted the guests with her three vocal solos one of which was drink to me only afternoon lea delicious sandwiches and very attractive small cakes were serv td with mrs stan allen wife of tttetsupcrinlondent of the manor and the assistant director of the hobby elites pouring the tea pri zes for two lucky tea cups were won by mrs tj given and mrs m jcnkin both of whom are resi dents of the manor fourteen lad ics attended the evening lea par ly mrs tom chisholm and mrs ken f stcr both of milton and mrs ken o neill and tommy of hornby were guests also tommy sang two very fine solos tell me not of a lovely lass and the fa miliar hymn softly and tenderly mrs foster and mrs lockie play ed the stirring soldiers chorus from tht operafaust as a piano duet and mrs foster plaed scv cral lovely piano solos mrs allen poured tea in the evening also the prize for the luckv tea cup was won by mrs e hills of the manor and a prize for the nearest birth day was vjjon by mrs tom chis holm of milton since mrs elsie frisktr one of the residents was observing her bilhday that verj da the happy birthday song was sung for her mrs i ockie s n and hotpilalit on this lehghtful afternoon and evening will long be treasured in the mem ones of the women residents of the manor one of the most striking and at tractive motion picture films ever to be shown at the manor was shown on saturday eening june bth when mr hjrrv mcdougall ofo hrindale brought his travelogue ii ihdaj in turpe to the manor as entertainment for the residents holi ia in luobpc is the motion picture record jf a four week hoi ida that mr and mrs mcdougall enjoved in several european coun tries the film which was in beautiful color was complete with the georgetown herald wedn day juo 24th 19s9 page 7 nc 20 all of guelph and mary mc lntre 20 of acton were treated at the scene for minor cuts and bruises the glamorous dynamic 8b convertible aitie is a gran and today this traditional value is unsurpassed from its linear look styling its graciousspacious interiors its pacesetting engineering oldsmobile is bey ond compare v extra value when you buy you have bo little more to pay and m much more to enjoy tho beguiling luxury and roominess of the hi eh- fashion in i mors clean classic modern style aunerb body by fisher attention to detail all these are ao beautifully yours in omsiiiohilc at so modest a price extra value when you dtflve here a value to delight you afresh every time 0h take the wheel you 11 thrill to the soft spoken eagerness of thjww rocket engine to the cany way olds makes light of the long summer miles and to the astounding gas economy gucbj tent a rocket soon and discover all these exciting olds mob jejuahtiea extra value when you trade our investment holds when jmi go oer to olds for the best of reaftnna 1 he distinction and qualm all that the name a rocket today i ol immobile man if f r hi e mi le old th r mom wanted car in the m luim ned f 11 11 t llie uk i re nistiiw of top tradein value let j ur ol 1- i cdra r r c 1 in ou today s o lcd s mob visit your local authorized oldswobile quality dealer i l arthur scon motors limited 61 guelph street georgetown triangle 72251 a very clear tape recording made by mt mcdougall himself and appropriate background music mr and mrs mcdougall fcw ac ross the atlantic to england since the continent was their prime objective they spent only two days in england during these two days in england however they took time out to visit the sea side resort of blackpool where they filmed the famous ulumina lions during these illuminations every shop street car bus amuse ment park and other public place arc decorated with coloured lights and the whole effect is very sink ing from england the mcdougalls flew to zurich switzerland where they procured a volkswagen for their european motor tour enter ing austria they spent some time in the quaint rural villages in the tyrol next they visited bavaria famous for its unique castles built by mad king ludwig obcrammer gan the scene of the passion play innsbruck and salsburg leaving bavaria and entering iralj through the dolomites the mc dougalls reached venice wiere they spent a number of days in this city of 115 islands and 160 canals beautiful pictures were taken of the famous sights of ven ice such as st marks square and basilica the palace of the doges and the bridge of sighs from venice they motored to verona the home of romeo and juliet and then to the italian and french riv lera two of the pleasure resorts visited here were mentone and monaco and from here they retur ned to switzerland after travel ling by mountain train to the sum mit of the juirgfrau and visiting lugano near the italian border they took a side trip to como in italy and to the castle of chillon famous in literature their eur opean tour ended here after a most cnjovable four week period the residents found the travelogue most attractive and interesting and would be glad to have the op portumty of seeing many more in the future their thanks go out mr macdougall for having made such an en oj able evening possible the church service in the cha pel on sunda afternoon june 8 was inspiring from two very fine standpoints first from the stand point of the lovely music prescn ted and secondly from the stand point of the very earnest and im pressive sermon dehverej by rev k l campbell pastor of emman uel baptist church in milton the rousie was presented b two talen ted ladies mrs w bissell of mil ion and miss ruth shaw of tor onto miss shaw is on the staff of the toronto office of the voice of tho andes radio broadcast in quito ecuador she has also been the soloist on the emmanuel bap tist church services broadcast over the oakville radio station on sun da evenings for the past month miss shaw possesses a verv fine contralto voice and her two sol os the stranger of galilee and the peace that jesus gives were vor much enjoyed by the resid ents mrs bissell too displayed fine musical abilit in her placing of the piano accompaniments for the solos and the hymns mr campbell based his sermon on the two miracles of christ as describ td m chapter 5 of sfmarks gos pel beginning with erse 22 he explained the significance of the fict thai jairus was a jew jet he sought christ s help in the illness of his daughter when christ said o jairus onh believe he tea hes us who are tiing in the pre nt dav that christ can satis f our ever need too on his vav to the home of jairus the wo man who had been ill for man ear pressed through the throng to touch the hem of his garment and tins teaches us that we can all come to chnst just as we ore the lessons contained n the descriptions of these mira cles are the same for us today as thev were for the people who were i vin 2000 ears ago on sundaj afternoon ma 21st vcrv inspiring service was con ducted in the chapel under the auspices of the sbcief- of cid eons mr andrew t dalby and mr stan wnght of 6awle had rhargc of the service and mrs doris hewer mr dalbv s daugh tor waj the very capable pianist for the well known hymns that were sung mr wnght read psalm 55 as the scripture reading ajflri mr dalbv delivered a sermon that was both inspiring and inter citing based on this same p aim psalm 55 mr dalbv explained as based on an experience that david had when he was an old mm and had begun to lose his on t mc strength and icor his on hsalom to wh m he wa tr much devoted hid the am t il on to rt plact his fithcr a k nk of 1 rati anfl david had been force i to seek rctugc in the moun tafhs here he longed to have the wings of a dove that he might fly auay from his troub es mr dalby explained that it is better to imitate the eagle rather than the dove and rise above our trou bles for if we cast our burdens up0 the lord he will sustain us mr dalhy added to the inspiration notice 1o creditors in tht estate of fannie eliza beth newton widow d d all persons having claims against the estate of fannie eliza beth newton late ofjhe city of brantford widow who died on or about the 16th day of march 1958 are hereby notidcd to send parti culars of same to the undersigned on or before the j8fh day of july ad 1959 after which date toe estate will be distributed with regard only to the claims ol which the undersigned shall then have notice and the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claim they shall not thep have notice dated jit georgetown this l6th day of june ad 1959 william ivens newton and wmnifred gertrude ivens executors of the estate of fannie elizabeth newton by their solicitors dale bennett latimerv- 7 i georgetown ontario notice to creditors in the estate of frederick charles pattenden lata of th town of georgetown in tho county of halton labourer do- ceased creditors of frederick charles pattenden late of the said town of georgetown labourer deceas ed who died on or about the 20th day of may 1959 are required to file their claims with the under signed on or before the 27th of june 1959 after which date the executors of the estate will distri butc the assets of the estate of the said deceased dated at brampton ontario this i5th day of june a d 1959 bower beatty and andrews 6 queen street east brampton ontario solicitors for the execu tor b24 monuments cemetery lettering yeadons memorials 22 kino street east tr 79573 of this very fine service by sing ing as a solo the hymn under his wings he wasjccjqjjflpamed by mrs hewer at the piano muriel thompson claim witness rights enied in argentina the georgetown congregation of jehovah s witnesses learned june 1 1th that jehovah s witnesses in argentina have been denied their constitional rights of free assem bly and worship a vote of protest was taken and plans discussed to petition the argentine republic to correct the restrictions laid on the christian group s activities mr george r brandford the local congregation s presiding min istcr said that in spite of many liberal advancements made by the present argentine govchmbsmr thai ousted the dictatorial pexon regime a few non catholic relt gious groups that were declared illegal b pcron have yet to be recognized by argentines consti tutional president arturo fron dizi according to mr brandford two different applications for recogni tion were denied by the ministry of worship a department of tiae government formed by peron to control the registry of all non catholic religions in the country furthermore two futile appeals have been made to the present government to rescind the order dening jehovah s witnesses the right to register the latest appeal was made fol lowing a new decree signed by frondiu on februarj 6th 1959 giving non catholic religions full right to worship god as guaranteed b article 14 or the argentine constitution mr brandford said the more than 000 jehovah s witnesses in gemin began circulation of a petition addressed to the president of the argentine republic re questing recognition under the new 1 btral provision of his gov ernment the nt ighbounng countries of bolivia hie paraguav and uru guav arc circulating similar peti lions to acquaint the people of those countries as well as frondi zi with the condition that exists in argentina wedding 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