Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), January 5, 1961, p. 8

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sugar 5 pice 01pnm fcy bih bn1llv well here we go into aiv other twelve months of that 1 fascinating irritating horrible beautiful tragic and joyous process known as living i ve seen forty of these boxes of miclreats opened and i hope 1 see foi tj more and ijthe same- to you either the germans had over run europe england and the commonwealth fought on back to the wall my parent bad three tons ripe and ready to be pulled down by the dogs of war thra timet they were to receive on of thoie dreadad telegram silvirwooo t dont ramambtr much about the flrsi read criticalh in my first new veers in 1921 jured but tldest biuuur h wax sptnt in a smalt vlllane in quebec i was staying with my parents at th time as i was six month old the g rnadt been over jor more than two years the postwar i still on and my dad fought a hard fight had a tnepdous constitution and pull ed through wifh the loss of one- ee the second read miss ma in action l bit a cannon shell missed oungcst brother head banuuitandiftir two had bought hu first car aldajs drifting ina rubber dingj chev with tde curtajns he off the coast of france he was treated that car and every one picked up b airsea rescue after it like a particularly in- 7 third read missing in 1 tractable horse which would i action l but middk brother respond onl if you yelled har ba climbed safely qui of a enough and swore t it with crash landing in holland mri a enough faallng few months later the word truk hed through thai he wa atue ten years later we stepped and a prisoner into 1931 with the sentiments of a man about to jump into what did new year of 1951 a barrel of broken glass in his bring nothing spectacular for bare feet the great deprcs yours truly the cold war was sion had begun business was on but the important things in terrible the mortgage prowl life were a wife a small son rd like a great beast alaa and what turned out to be i there slaefing when m dad small daughter wall on the way looked ocr his shoulder mj there was also a mortgage of parents held long late at night mountainous proportions to conversations and to the small gnaw at we gnawed for the boy lying half a wake uneas neift decade and chewed it they had sinister undertone i down to a hummock losing a few teeth in th process the hunger of the beast i would not be denied and in suttdenhtfs 19bl bth m the end the mortgage swallow parents hiu died sluuh and i d everything for which my dad painfull m the last ten tar had worked so hard for more but the process goes on al i than twenty years what a uas changing alwis tiiing that must have been then a new job in n u snr fifty years old ttv cliihiren torounding thin i j bov feed and clothe home end bus- whose voice is riniioin l that j iness lost and thousands of of a man tud utilise fid arc rer men scrambling for the same lie a his fatlnrs very job in sight there is a girl with auhurn hair and a chttkx f in who battfte grcat depression had topped the honor roll in cruk failed to reckon with my mother 5 there are new little couv she was a bonnv fighter with ins springing up all our the tough and cheerful spirit in countrv there is a hntttur just the next decade she took on gone to europe and an th r the great depression and licked jusl coming biik fr m s mth ft singlehanded m dad work america ed at anjthing he could get my mother sold home baking the hair is a little thinner took m boarders and in the the glasses a little thicker and l afternoons trudged thestreets the d after a mew years eva telling a line of cosmetics to party something to be con t em her friends somehow we plated with real horror but staggered through the depress there s plenty of life in the old ion kept off the relief rolls boy yel end i can hardly wait ud never missed a meal to seewhafs going to happen to the world and to us before remember new years f somebody hollars happy new 19417 that wasnt exectly an year and i realize that were occasion of great rejoicing about to totter into 1971 new babies arrive at three district homes congratulations to three new parents mr and mrs john jef fry and mr and mrs al sheard who have new baby daughters and mr and mrs ted carrier a new son clare vulson attended the funeral last tuesday of his aunt mrs charles campbell of milton mn ron davis had a sur prise party at jslilton for mr nd mrs qoldte gillies who ere celebrating their 35th eddtng anniversary mr abd mr harry scott wejre the- guests mr and mrs len bessey held christmas at their home enter taming mr arid mrs phibji cul ean and family of st catharines 1 and air and mrs norm steoh ens of ojiawa miss mablc j campbell of milton was a holidai guest with j mr and mrs clare wilson and fa mil j eorge burgess spent christ mas with his suter and hex famil in oshawa mr and mrs william h reid aiirtt to oltavra for the holidaysi to njit with their daughter mrs william long and mr bong mr and mrs alex inglis hae t timed into their new home on the craig reid farmjm 22nd ud i road mrs william hans at de troit is visiting with her aintcr j mr r r corbett mr ufhi mrs a sheard spent he christmas holiday with mrs j g d3 idson of town and i mr and mrs h ferns t lenn of milton mr and mn william norton wire christmas guests in ac ton with mr and mrs boh tulett -s- dj id norton of lakef leld was a msitor with mr and mrs william norton ill hnttert hux of catnp itor it n was home for the holi ls with his parents mr and mr udlur k and mrs ham scott i i hrislmas with her inter w m treanor and mr i treanor at brampton churches unitid 9t jeestn qeocperewfi revman m fleming kenneth harrison arct rut music director a church wttti a warm heart sunday january 8 161 945 am sunday school 1100 am 1100 am sacrament of tlelord s supper sermon salvage s30 pm adult bible study 1 class 7 pii the christian and the state come to worship leave tp serve exrrtst- mrs baptist church rev r l whan bjl bd choir director douglas peck organist mrs w townend 1000 ajm church school lljoo ajn worship service 700 pon vemng worship 800 pm wednesday prayer meeting everyone welcome st paufs baptist mounuin view road south junior congregation rev e aspuikerton minister sunday 10 00 am church school ministers bible class 11 00 ajn morning worship tuesday 60 p m explorers for girls e09 pm young peoples meeting friday 630 pmboys club welcome to a growing church in a growing conunuunity st andrews united sinclair ave at mountalnview road rev fwjirt madden p45 am sunday school 1jlqq xbl moroing worship and beginners sun school nerval pastoral charge rev uojfj n free b a bd glen williams 10 a ji worship semce 11 am sundav school home 10 am worship service 11 am sunday school nerval 10 15 am sunday school 11 15 am worship service presbyterian knox georgetown minister rev alex j calder t ba bd organist mrs edgar gowland church school 10 a mr public worship 11 a m 1 grace baptist i fellowship ih ioof halo rev bruce woods ba mth 845 am bible school 11 00 ajn morning worship i 7 00 pm evening service cottage prayer meetings wednesday evening at 800 p m christian reformed church minister rev d c los 55 main sl north i 9 30 ajn english sen ice 3 00 p m dutch service local man departs for far east cruise an unrealised dream of most of us is being realised by u col g o jrowiu lie left toronto sunday night for vancouver from there he goes to seatjue where he boards a cargo ahlp to cross the pac ific from yolcahama japan their first stopover the ship goes to korea qjcanawa man ilia the phuippmeirthen back up the coast to hong kong and back to japan he expects to return about the 15th of march however if the tdee of march bode no good weather in the east a fact he will phone to ascertain he plans to stay in victoria or vancouver a little lonjfer a coincidence again pointing out its a small world occur red on boarding the train he discovered bis seat mate was the widow of a former acton high school teacher mr a ringfer thomas emerson peart retired cnr engineer a retired canadian national railways engineer thomas em- crsoiup4art 85 died at his home 166 grenadier road toronto on december 28th he was the father of mrs robert barber 50 market st mr peart was born at york near caledonia and had lived in toronto since he joined the railway he retired twenty years ago after over forty years as an engineer he leaves his wife emma lee five children gordon lee thb oborartywn hbralo thursday jeefuary sth 1m1 page 8 peart islington thomas ber- etery tram peart mount royal que bec mrs jack hill vera of t detroit mrk b vail eileen at darien cdnnecticut and mrs robert barber dons of geor getown twelve grandchildren and seven greatcrandehdldren he also leaves brothers bert ram and oscar of york mungo of toronto and a sister mrs c larue toronto funeral service took place 6f saturday at tfie turner porter funeral chapel with intetment following in park lawn -oem- brampton dentist was veteran of first war a dentist in brampton for 39 j ears dr t albert robinson 64 dud at peel memorial hos j pita on december 24th follow ing a brief illness he was a brother of charles robinson 32 main st s dr robinson served overseas with the dental corps during world war 1 and during his i school days at brampton high school was a star baseball play 1 er with the peel county team born at coldwater he moved j as a child to brampton district i where his father farmed near heatuuake he was the son balunafad sister mrs j bluk nd fiiti piano teacher holds party for her class the monday class of music pupils were entertained by their teacher dorotbv richard on scull in her home on dec 19th a short recital preceded festivities on which the following pupils performed gordon dawe wendy wood linda and raymond gil more j marilyn johnston anne short 0l louise snow and june giv i en duets by carolyn mcenerj and kathrn sinclair bonnie beer and mrs scull w ith a final number bj glen marshall after the games had been played the prizes w on the gifts distributed and lunch consumed parents arrived to cscort the partj goers home mrs sctill was the recipient ofj many beauufurgiftsthcluding vyclanien plant j dr j h dampier along with this daughter mrs f ontaine and children buddj and felicia irom johnson city tencssee visited with his mother mrs dampier over the hoildt at the home of his sister mrs mcencrv lhi had a ih gathering on cdnrln evenl mr and mrs donald mil ean nt new car with rela ives in hamilton lira m lawt from victoria barbour nsited over the holi day with her famil in goorge town and ballinafad mt and mrs r bhllon and family from be i wood were guests of the smith family for 4ew years da dr and mrs don wilutts and- family from mount albert were sundaj visitors with his parents mr and mrs art will itts we are lorry to reporfthal mr ernie barnei has been ienously ill in a toronto hos pital since before christmas and we wish him a speed re covery the sympathy of the com unity is extended to mrs larkman on the sudden death of her husband jusl two days after they had spent chrmmasi with their family in toronto i rtneral service was conduct d by mr c beaton from the somley schoemaker funeral in acton on friday after- bus margaret smellie visit orer dae weekend with her i mr and mrs chas lik in were m long branch with thur son for christmas mr and mrs barton r scuu del lden r r o 1 georgetown enltrtiinrd the r friends at i annual hn tmas paru on dec 27th high school spielers show promise in match a local mil or hih sh curlers showed pr mi i an made serious bid to ii d h i more experienced opp m nt n a hijh sihtol hoi p i hi id in dtie rndt the foursoim wn ui mil 1 1 ed sharon sa t r u t bob bingham sti md nl mali lm vict skip and donfciim kip lost to their hosts 10b in thf first garni and lott t wi tin by an etn closer inai ti so close in fact tint a mi isun ment had to bt made o e if the geortloun rink hid tnn ed a tic in a third lann also against dixie thi f hs rink did tie but in an ln nd pin off 1 t 8 to 5 bill tli i thr hs rink pi iidtmni miinh imin odds c n din ilia l he two ink th ji had bf n a i hi t f i up farm news holstein breeders to hear panel discussion by j a f jl h talor burlington pres- idvnl of the halton holstein breeders tub has announced phm for the 1961 annua meeting planv for the meet mg wire made at an executne mittinj held at the home of the president on tuesday e lenmt december 27th the holsti in aiiual meeting scheduled for thursday janu an 12th at palermo wil fea tnre a panil discussion the mibjtct of the discussion will he artifii al insemination xer ns own hird sire pine member will include dr c r lueveh manager of t he 0 ntn ontario cattle bn edmg association roy sn dor manager of the waterioo c breeding- association g r how and j m fraser wet kn n hokteid breeders the pint i moderator will be wm toell pasupresideht of the halton holsltin breeders club one of the actiwties presentl plinned h the halton holstein t tub is participation m the iiconitien da luncheon hon miriiil dt i r drennan on widni da lanuarv 25th on th mrcion halton holstein line l rs will join ten other i mntie in paling tribute in n tintik holstein picldmen geo i pentecostal holiness zton tabernacle 95 guelpb street sle e a gagnon minister 10 00 am sunday school j 11 00 am morning worship i 7 00 pra evangelistic service of the late mr and mrs j prayer meeting tuesday at robinson he receded public schooling at a country school on no 15 sideroad and ltmehouie f l t 1 attended dental college in tor minister rev alex j calder pldne cchsl victim unto after graduation from high ba bd school once herald employee h w mmnber tnel board of managers of grace i a scarborough mn ho as ch killed plane crah on bramplon golt club and dccembef jlst mj be re- ineresled curling merabered b few people m m ln where he was resident i b one s rob b for tew mmtlu in 1939 i robinson lwer in toronto tj mrs w g james and donald george tajlor 50 brolher car 0 toronto and was emplojcd a sa linotjnjsl at brother charles of georgetown the herald office at that time i funeral xn took place coming here from branlford i lhe davld a mcc fun he boarded at the borne of the erli home brampton on dee late misses young on juinsl 271n conducted b rev s fr r ennals pallbearers were a studtnt pdot he wa on m professnal friends dr 1 a training high on balurdav p balem dr c laldle dr when his plane crashed at n mac dr r t broad goodwood daily paper reports dr f d mcclure and said it 15 believed that he may dr ison maclue jntermenl have suffered a heart attack ln b cemeterj he leases ms wire bcrnice lewis four children mrs clar1 ence iawson mrs edward scott kenwood blankets once a year clearance oj genuine kenwood all wool blankets 1495 1295 995 drapery samples reg 20 95 famous reg 1895 rani crest reg 12 95 chair covers cushion tops place blabs 20c nylon hose pillow cases clearance of si 00 to 1 30 hose seamless or rag 179 pr 11 9 wabasso pillow cases x ellent service weujjht eet- special value hem for jilry sale full fashioned 69c childs dftesses price tadibs housedresses price many clearances throughout the store 1 30 p m sunday school 2 30 pm duine worship norval and union re b a nlvln ba interim moderator norval -ttroo- am sunday school- 11 00 a m divine vt orship union 1 30 pm sunday school 2 30 p m divine worship a imain st georgetown the parish of stewerttown end hornby re j e maxwell rector st john a church stewerttown 9 jo am morning prajer 2nd sundav of the man lb holy communion 10 30 a m church school 7 30 pm eensong lit sunday of the month st stephen a church hornby i edward and brenda and hts 11 00 am morning prayer and father george joseph taylor church school 2nd sunday of brantford of the month holy com funeral sen ice took place munion on tuesday in thi chapel of st i james the less in the city i driver education courses for students at oak u he trafalgar and thomas a blakelock high schools will be started after the christ mas holidays the classes will be on an extra curricu- lar basis franklin prouse motors ltd 1961 car clearance to start the year off right we offer good tned cera at reduced pneet see thee ipetiali v 54 de soto fircdome 59 morris van 1195 v8 automatic ps 59 chtv pickup hhjg0 milts m9ts5 oldsafobile 88 58p0nt1ac 4 dr uto se radio 1695 i s4 chev tdixwd 58 pontiac 2 door 1795 53 pontiac 2 door 57 plymolth 2 door ht hardtop 1095 pontiat sedan 56 buich 4 door hardtop automatic 1195 56 pontiat dan 995 w plymoith stilmn wagon 9s 53 dqdr corone 56 meteor timor inltcntatic 995 53 plymouth sedan ss25 995 52 pontiac sedan 595 automatic and radio 395 53 chevrolet 53 liu bel air 2d hardtop aut radio 995 695 595 495 95 sedan 56 pontiac 2 dr 55 chev sedan 55 meteor 2 door aut radio 55 chev sedan 55 ford station wagi 52 oldsvobile 98 895 sedan automatic 295 895 53 ford sedan 575 n 51 austin- 115 995 51 pontiac 150 50 htllman 12 b0ick vauxhau omc open evenings trianobs 79 direct line hn acton 01 gigantic annual january store wide reductions 25 to 50 fur trimmed and unrnmmed coats regular- 39 98 to si 10 00 25 car coats reg 416 98 o s34 98 skirts im mils moiimrs m mq rivirsibi is 25 dresses reg j16 98 to 598 25 blouses 25 off dusters sleepwear sag j10 91 to 119 98 25 sweaters nenlon 399 peter pan friendship sale girdles bras half slips and panty sets 159 kayser hosiery at 99c georgetown superior food markets offer you doz ens of regular saving prices aawll as weekly specials shop where yqu can save on all your food needs every day at your superior food market blue bonnet yellow qu1k margarine liouid sunshine 32 o bh ex i reg chicken uvw food i5 rn save ail 100 ft lli wax paper 2-63- 23 333 257 ausausrnal bradbury s ladies wear m maht sttmi jjfs ittenok 79401 meats schneiders or essex 1 bowl hctd c h e e s e 3c flavortite or jubiiee 1 ih pkg pqrk sausag 45c mapie leaf 1 lb pkg wieners 49c mapie leaf sliced 10 oi pkg bologna 29c tffi ontario no 1 waxed turnips lb 5c ontario no 1 table potatoes b bag 39c california 1 new cabbage v 2 lbs 19c bradford marsh 20 oi poly kg carrots 225c 2 lbs golden ripe banaltas ontario grown 20 ox poly bag beets 13c ontario no 1 cooking onions prices effective tnts lweasncfe thunday friday sahmiay janumy s 4 7 3 lbs 17c

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