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h motorcyoes foined tfm north halton opp force last week and constables al left and jos feldcamp will be their drivers the bikes will patrol provinc al high ways 7 25 and 41 in northern halton county and will be used for traffic control and safe ly checking in addition to regular duties the officers will work on different eight hour shifts so that the bike will be on patrol over 12 hours of every day airforce players perform for half on manor audience at the church service on sun- fay afternoon may 28 which jsur correspondent was unable to attend rev j l graham aeurered a fine sermon on the ttie great commission commission given by christ te tfat disciple to go into all the world and preach the gos- unusual a very unusual and enter- tftg event took place in the itorium of the manor on night may 28 when a r of young ladies and gentlemen who belong to the group of the rcaf station downsview came to the to present a threeact flay this was the first occas ion ob which a threeact play i ever been presented in i auditorium all other plays having been skits or oneact 17- ths arrangements for pres- hqngthis play had been made bjr al ambroise a young man waft obtained his public and high school education tn milton and who la a grandson of mrs margaret forbes a resident of tfitf manor mr ambroise is president of the drama jroop at downsview and was tin terr talented and capable ftrector of the play murdtr the title of the play was warder lakes the stage and tha locale was the ivytown tmr theatre where a group at actors and actresses have as- 1 to hold rehearsals for r summer schedule itaoon becomes apparent that tha star a very temperamental a is on bad terms with irry all the members of the t and so when sbe is mur d a great deal of susplc- i falls on everyone in turn bt time however a small town sheriff solves the mystery and apprehends the murderer natural toe thirteen actors and act rassos in the cast played their nles with great naturalness and with excellent diction so that the audience enjoyedevery mm ttta of the play the actresses looked very attractive in their mer dresses and the play was a delight to watch as well t to listen to a very pleasant part of the oteojng was the pinning of a try attractive corsage on the i of mrs louise brown of oakviqe by mral ambroise l brown received this honor through being the oldest lady a the audience she is 94 opportunity serving of coffee and i to the visitors and to tha residents at the close of play provided an oppor- anttj for the young people of t play and the residents to mm acquainted and it is pd that these rcaf vls- n and their gifted director will bring another very enjoy able play to the manor at the flrst opportunity africa through the kindness of mr hf long of acton the resi- isnts had an opportunity to anjoy within the space of an r or two a nwnthlong hunt j trip in africa mr long had been one of a hunting party several men who had spent i in africa just after the i of the current year the hunting party made its in nairobi kenya aat out from there with a of camp boys consid equipment and two trucks elephants heetlng many experiences on way they crossed country point near mombasa which ti tha elephant country and returned to nairobi long had taken a cum- ac coloured movia films and it was by means of this medium plus a very interest ing commentary by mr long that the residents were able to visit africa they enjoyed seeing the scenery of this land and the numerous pictures of the wild life of that part of africa wild life that ranged all the way from the graceful gazelle to the ugly rhinoceros and from the small tick bird to the large vultures and ostn ches appreciated mr long a kindness in show ing these pictures to the rest dents was very much apprec iated and the residents would like to join mr long in another huntingtrip by way of the movie screen wherever he takes one shut ins sunday june 4 was both an interesting and an inspiring day at the manor in the morning some thirty of the men and wo men residents attended the morning service at knox pres byterian church this was in honour of shut ins day and ar rangements had been made to transport the residents to the church in cars rev j k l mcgown deliv ered a very instructive sermon based on chapter 13 of first corinthians a sermon that was enjoyed very much by the resi rents the residents appreciat ed this kindness and thoughtful ness on the part of the mem bers of knox church gideon on sunday afternoon the gideons were in charge of the church service at the manor mr ralph morton was the lead er for the service and mrs morton played the new organ mr andrew dalby offered an eloquent prayer and sang a very fine solo under his wings in response to sev eral requests mr clarence coles came again to the m anor to deliver another of his very in spiring sermons he based bis sermon on verses 8 to 16 of chapter 3 of philip- plans which mr morton had read as the scripture lesson mr coles stresed the fact that god wants us to forget the dark things in the past and press on to the mark by doing th s we win the prize the calling to be with god at the end of the journey of life u of t towards the end of the after noon halton manor had the honour of being inspected by the group of university stud ents who were spending the weekend in m hon as guests of the rotary club of milton the weekend in milton had been arranged for these stud ents by the international rela tions committee of the milton i futary club with messrs char lie anderson and ted wood as cochairman fourteen u of t students were in the visiting group and they were accomp anied by president howard gns- wold and a number of other rrotarians and their wives the students came mainly from pakistan and india cal cutta mysore and the punjab in india were all represented and several localities in pakis tan as well as the british co ony of hong kong the stu dents are studying a variety of subjects at the university such as sociology metallurgy and town planning they were de lighted with their tour of the manor and showed keen inter est in all parts of the building the manor feels it an honour to be an object of interest to such a fine group of clever young men brace nuba of fergus was organist and mia helen new man harriston aang bless this house before tike ceremony and wedding prayer during the signing of the register mr quinton is employed in town with alliance paper mills ltd his wife has transferred from an office position with the provincial police at mount forest to a simihar position in milton with halton county de tachment tlwajm i own local newlyweds were married in harriston following a honeymoon in northern ontario mr and mrs john arthur quinton will be residing at 7 emery street in the mamage of haiel anne beamish to mr quinton took place on june 3rd in the un ited church harriston white mums and pink carnations dec orated the church for the three o clock ceremony which was performed by rev j f a bewell the bride who is the daugh ter of mr and mrs john beam ish harriston wore a floor length gown of organra over taffeta with lace inserts in the bouffant skirt a bodice of lace fashioned with sweetheart neck line trimmed with pearls and im descent sequins and lily point sleeves a tiara head dress of pearls rhi nest ones and sequins held a veil of silk illus ion which was trimmed with lace which matched her gown she wore a cultured pearl neck lace and earrings the gift of the groom and earned pink roses stephanotis and ivy the bride s sisters misses shirley and v ole beamish were maid of honour and junior bridesmaid mrs albert benton rr 4 acton sitter of the groom was bridesmaid the three attendants were gow ned alike in rose pink njlon chiffon over taffeta with pink gloves and headdresses of pink rosebuds with net veils they carried small white baskets of pink and white carnations and ivy the groom who is the son of mr and mrs gordon quin ton rr 2 meaford had his i cousin irwin beamish creemore as groomsman ushers were another brother william beam ish durham and tits brother in law albert benton it was a double ring ceremonv mothers of the bride and groom received afterwards in the legion hall mount forest mrs beamish wore a mauve lace sheath over taffeta with matching jacket whfte access- ones and corsage or white car nat nns the groom s mother chnse bli e chiffon over bro caded taffeta with matching chiffon duster pink accessories and pink carnation corsage an honoured guet was the bride i grandmother mrs annie beam ish for their honeymoon trip the br dp wore a blue lace over taffeta sheath with small jacket white accessories and corsage of p nk and white feathered car nations reelect john kane president of ccf john kane was reelected president of the halton ccf riding association at their an nual election meeting held on june 1st in the uaw hall in oikvuie he told the aasembl ed members that their term of office would expire in october when the provincial ccf will bold its final convention and merge with the new party others elected were mike hess and alex duncan tiet-presi- dents kay spies secretary jtm adams treasurer mar pinney organiser dolly henry membership chairman otto konig social convener and jack henry publicity and pro vincial councillor fred colborne reporting for the new party clubs stated that public meetings had been held at burlington and milton with well over 100 in attendance a each with donald macdonald and walter pitman a speakers he also announced that further public meetings were planned at sunningdale school on june 5 elizabeth garden school on june 7 and a banquet and dance in the milton steelwork ers hall on june 16 delegates delegates elected to attend the vational new part round ing convention in ottawa be ginning july 31 were scott mc kay jim adams john kane kay spies dolly henry and dennis clark notice to creditors in the estate of james clark gentleman deceased all persons having claims ag- a nst the estate of james clark late of the town of georgetown gentleman who died on or about the 21st day of apnl a d 1961 are hereby notified to send particulars of same to the undersigned on or before the first day of july ad 1961 after which date the estate will be distnbuted with regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice and the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claim he shall not then have notice dated at georgetown this 29th day of may ad 1061 wilfred clark executor of the estate of james clark by his solicitors dale bennett latimer baines 23 mill street georgetown ontario 615 special birthday cake honours wj member pagett tw momstowm herald mo 15th 1m1 mrs r williams birthday this year fell on institute meet ing day and was celebrated at the meeting with a special birthday cake and members singing happy birthday the members met at the home of mr and mrs herb retd with 11 members present the presi dent presiding the meeting opened in the usual manner with the institute ode and collect mrs boh mcdonald read the scripture the beatl rudes mrs armstrong on behalf of the members presented mrs reid the past president with a sterling silver spoon with the wj crest mrs r hams convener of home economics and health called on mrs h p lawson to read the humour ous article entitled in sickness and in health mrs hams also read two papers is our national health on the down grade and common food fallacies and finished with a poem she composed on good health she then conducted a contest which was won by mrs bob mcdonald mrs c a grant gave the report of the distnct annual meeting held in knox church in georgetown as no regular meetings will be held in july and august committees were appointed to take charge of the p cnic july 20th and fall fair dis plays picnic committee mrs w r lawson mrs r mcdonald and mrs h reid georgetown jair mrs w r lawson mrs wm humphreys mrs r- hams milton fair mrs fred arm strong and mrs harns an invitation from l me bouse branch to attend their 40th anniversary was accepted mrs wm humphreys and mrs c a grant assisted the hostess with lunch and mrs j c murray moved a vote of thanks to mrs re d and all who were responsible for the actlvi i ties of the evening st john s guild meeting was held at the home of mrs j c murray on tuesday evening with 13 members present the financial statement showed a good profit from the lilac tea and bake sale final plans ere made for the hot roast beef dinner to be held j inp d in the absence of the president and vice mrs j c murray was appointed to con duct the meeting kathy and mike twin child ren of mr and mrs bob mc donald celebrated their 5th birthday on wednesday with party those present were their sister sharon lynda law son ross hunter donny stad don andy and rosalyn atkin son mr and mrs george mcder mott and brian of toronto were visitors with the humphreys lorrie clow daughter of mr i and mrs ron clow celebrated her 3rd birthday with some of her little friends sandra cor die and debbie cash visited her in the afternoon and in the evening her grandparents ar nved to wish her a happy birth day mr and mrs walter lawson spent a few das qt murray bay quebec mr and mrs tom dickenson and two children from british columbia were vls t ng friends in the milage dur ng the past few dajs twiceaweek garbage collection now in effect here is your schedule of extra pickups f monday couktion tuesday collection wednesday collection thursday collection second pickup thunday second hckup friday sacond pickup saturday sacond pickup monday socond pickup tuatday concrete gravel building sand road gravel fill and top soil stone work j tom haines glen williams tr 73302 nash and mcdowell plumbing and heating water softeners water systems repairs alterations tr 72842 friday collection all garbage must be wrapped and placed in suitable containers and mutt be outside by 7 a last fanntire service right on your form never a moment wasted after you call us 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