Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), August 6, 1964, p. 2

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i jpiher canadian cadpts mikes on a caribbean caper sixth cakaman limy cadets ara spending llvo wools on barbados in ika diange with thai barbadian army counterparts visiting the colorful waterfront at bridgetown ara cadet coy- sgtmajo danjel a willihi wardivilla ont cadal captain mlchaal pratt of georgetown cadal itcol thomas i nnncney of ayimaf ont and cadat captain broo grekarrt of windsor ontario trousseau tea tor august bride carol mccarron fiden united church ucw held i ul of baked good apron fruit and vegetable on tnuraday evening at the do minion sine jlas air frank hall and mr harry lowden were la charge of the eel assisted by jaoa hall cwo itutledjfe had batty tbampaorl a sps raeewery t alvln anderson who u t patient id the aiillaa uuirw hospital mr and mr cum celum and clorlj have returned horn from their fcuonrner vaea- lion la mm kdwerd island kdeo united church will b balatad anniversary maunaatalaaad for the belt threw hui la air and mr graham lam whs eelebraled their tint wedding anniversary on lion aug 3rd congratulations and uesl wishes to mr and urt arthur sweetie ue carol urcarron who were married on sat aug 1 it ha holy roury church hilton un john mccarron weld open haute on sat- july 23 from 35 in honour of her daughters uurrlag the tea table wit tastefully decorated for the occaslod with a crystal candelabra and floral arrange ment of various coloured rwrct pes mile dora liecarrea aunt of the bride poured tej and serving t were alia dawe bee aruf tiles carolyn ner of oakvllle miu brenda and mlu bos marie mccarron were in charge of the gift bouquet of gladioli and snapdragons decorated the living room and hall anniversary greetings to mr and mr dill ralley who will celebrate their wedding day on aug a speedy recovery li wished for milton brown who it patient in the brant memorial hospital burlington mr and mr jack fries and family are enjoying their summer vacation at vordwleh days while the minister and hie family can enjoy a holiday tney intend going to trince edward island mr kdward kish of orange- ville visited on sit with mr thomai she streamline procedure coop medical service halloo coopacauve eiedlcl acrvlc have recently taken on a new look claims hand- ling ha been streamlined u bseet the ever increasing de- nsaad by residents of helton county shortly all the doctor la halloa county who have pat ient with coop kladkal co verage will receive new eardst tnen esrd are amall in else and ee practical la use oalnoi can be sent directly to ucaus by the doctor without involving the patient id any way new attractive descriptive folder ire on display and poly envelopes are now in use for all contract mr sam 1innie president report hill the board af director are most pleased with the progress of mr and mr dave leslie and helton comparative medical family ire pending their services and look lorwird to ealioa at port severn the nonprofit medlril service in the future mr and mr krink hill ind family spent tha weekend at peterborough nerval district lady mr and mr john hamilton and family enjoyed a holiday at blind klver mr and mr cordon wilton and family of heidale visited on wad evening with mr ceorge hamilton flam are being hnallted for the third annual mens soft ball tournament at tha horn by park an sat aug ft start ing urn is 1100 ph sharp there will be 13 team of 1 inning games with the final game at night which will be innings lunch and refresh stents will be available on the grounds with lots of picnic tables and also swings for tha kldi s mrs- elsie bloor of malton is visiting it the home of mr and mr arthur plant inquest jury recommends red cross safety measures tahyiuuttf you provld a coroners jury heard a red cross official fhsrge that tacts cotta conservation park superintendent norm mcma- hon hi negative attitude to ward water safety when they listened to the fact surround ing the june 21 drowning of nicholas morrison i of tor onto wednesday lib grealeet problem hav ing to do wish the aafe water- front in this area is the nega tive attitude of tha parks tup erlntendent who brdlve lha regardless of what effort you make drowning will take place aald w a dalakey he told tie coroner jury that float line ndlcallng wat er depth tronlrj have prevent ed the udnrlaon drovmlng the boy- drowned when oe traded opt too deep and disap peared in the muddy water of the pool aedcmn nffirlil laid mr mcmahoo did not aeein paeerned usattbare were on hr- three instead of flvellfe- ftthds on duty althougb there were mora than 200 inilhe fu aald the superlnlomlents attitude waa that great bum bar of luasooda would make u ottawa a body wafopod in isitai olf few npnaip anigrd diei urtgttiy illness welcome service tw bensde hi neigkbeasr a wt beaied laj taaa af tka tawas raahinti wba has w t recaruy by mr a- ceadaraaei behalf of e aaerckaeu aaatssg the taaallvsa aeeae of t be called old ceaarwatewahe era mx andigjta thomas mesuttnoum el ii nor- merer laakeavnf whoa be ef more in detrex mart ceo tre they have a baby so mb amd utti tom bush lived at 0 dalre bwd far a few a and are bow ranting tba bosne af mr and mr jim warrast at it edith st whits the wtfrtsi are in md mr bush was for- early advertising aeajufwr far the harslet wee transferred to karri and i bow at the to ronto bead efses of trasaaaon newspaper they have two son mark t and brock 8 moving tjjto towm from uraebouse mr and mr archie weetilejd ire liv inf at a maid at k he i a drattamad for varied aseocl- ate mb- and mjul john com- nikrcham moved here from hornby and live it 1 academy bd he is employed la brampton with union screed plats co soon artck mr sod mrs kmfaertou switier moved is town from billinafid mrs swllir was saddened by the death of bar husband they had just retired from firm ing mr switier is living it 173 main si n a new vah1an impley renato bosliler hi wife and children brundt cln 1 and pierre 10 month ire liv ing at 47 duncan drive an engineer with the irm be cense here frtraa calaeevlu morldl funeral service was held londiy july 17 for ceorgli ubs wanley miuua cronkrit ef b r 1 lyo- enu take advanuge and put their children into the pool for lifeguards to watch in hi report delahey noted the following three life guard were on duty instead of the usual five and the area was being luadiheavlly there wis no loud speaker or pa sys tem available on the day ef the fatality the loud haller there for emergency proced urei kit away being repaired there wis no reecuiltitor a- vallable the superintendent re sisted most suggestion to im prove the area the jury supported red cros rocoranteodatlons that reacue erjulpment be made available lo assist the luff that the staff be given con houou program of training to improve their sjtllls that a full complement of staff be available with adequate lief stiff ihli thfliwjamjnt area be confined during alack periods so that suff can do an adequate job of supervising a enah- area and that eonsld erailon be given to limiting the number of uaera of the water at any one time to elim inate onngeatlon the jury added recommeii- dsttoni that alren instead of a whistle be uaed to clear the pool in emerfeneleai and that eoxo mattlnjbe pkwed on the sloping aides of the pool at the ahillpw- krtd- o young awlmjnen would not loae tbelr norvil who died in peel me- orlil hoepltil brampton july 14 after a lengthy illness she till m born in clirkson mrs cron krita lived in that vicinity with her husband until he died 11 years ago she then moved to norval to live with her daughter gladys mrs william plekelli she was a member of the united church she is survived by three sons cyrui england willis iluttonvllle leonard kngland and four daughter kdlth mr pred shaver britlah columbia gladys mr william plekelli marlon mr hilton thompson ukevlew lillian mrs patter son hulsburgh she we predeceased by her husband john charles cron krit and a aon henry bev william morel eonduet- ed the service in the chapel of the david a meclure funeral home and al the graveside burial was in brampton ceme tery pallbearers were fred phil up fred penetllry ed col- 11ns john cronkrlle hon kingshott and qulnto perrl lamb 1 prince chart dr cam la tasn from torott to he is a tca ampleyee at ualtoa newlyweds kennlh free stone and doreen david- ton both smith l stone ens ployae are living at t blver view creacaot- coming east from silks toon mr and mr doug lu saws live at u albert sl she is a teacher at holy cros separate school and mr sawa 1 a student in dentistry at university of toronto mb and mbs kusebe chiassonof 17 mounuln- view bd moved here from bilhural nb he li employ ed at american melon in brampton fbom mildmay mr and mr walter boat moved to fjeorgetown la uv at 134 meunulnvlaw rd ha work in the eme of vsti construe tlon brampton and his wife is employed with bramrdea poul try this week stafca yovr claaaa ai wa whin yew erwers httw msvfv flmn yvm ttssngmcfl tomato juice iga peaches green beans vegetable soup cun 4 jcoolaid 5 lushus jelly powders pus scott family place mats 5 49t iictiv wax paper refill scott towel holder ak wf u berl iw 49c 49c 49c aug s 1 7 i cheese slices u htozin tutkey twrn ssssvuurel reedy iw eel smoked pork shoulder 39 feoval oufst urcio kinduu side bacon hz 59c aladne or prlmre chotpbo blip gmorjv all steakenes49 wieners 49 oapt tamjwam 57c cmioum uv morton pies 5 c 98c moka1ch cotooked v- margarine pfsooent we iatcial toothpaste t ktut milk o fbuit i hut van kirk tv bars hoshta1ity cherry lattice pie 49c dtmmtltt 27c 77c 29c extra this week total 3000 we beeeeve rhe riem ye limit ownllhee onion rolls christie thin uiced sandwich loaf 21c 27c or tapis heeelve an gslrs te tsim with it lawrileck u ar- coflm oil sise pink aeue viuw u icoty family tlitu af 4 kott while yellow twin yowili pleav yurej tuck ttoa drtinonut kua sis eeeree an ils 1 ys wlrh tumkist lii prozih limomadb u uicbd yskleetlee t r- cookbd mvayt vac kk oneeeie m 1 cr 10lk nbw poyayob kat frobuce of usa cam no 1 grade cantaloupes 2 st 49c sown african new crop valencia oranges ouarte rrd of usa onl crowri can no 1 or plunw 35c celery 2 250 49c fga lucatf shofperi mrs a mlreo u klrvp si easl 1s brampton man instructed overieas in first world war runeral aervlce w held july ii lot charle lake hub brampton who died july s3 in krankford after a lengthy illness he wsw and bro ther of a georgetown man howard hub mr- hub wa born in to- ronlo lived for many years in ustowel and for eight year in brampton he was a mem ber of the brampton branch of the royal canadian legion and paat prealdent of the lift- towel branch he served five jtmtajtolajadmjs aergeant instructor wltrte regiment rca 1ft was a member of the united church ue i survived by hi wife pearl clelund three daughter betty mr d derail of wind sor shirley mr m- kerr of muverton carol mr w foater of tstempton- three eons winlim of mitchell son- ldoraoltouwadge jack of frankford and 14 grwiddiu- drari he i alao survived by two brother harold of gait and- howard of o service wa conducted by wouldbe liberal leaders seek nod solicitation of hilton s tup- port by provincial liberal leadership aspirant ha starr ed in earnest andrew thompson visited the home of hilton liberal as sociation president derek mason on thursday night to speak to party executives and party member f3nee then robert ninon ha announced thai he will visit the mason residents charle tenrpleton ha tentatively plan ned to conke august it definite date for appearand a of owen sound mayor eddie sargent and joseph could have not been ael the helton association eg peels to aand about 10dele- gatea- to the- leadennlp coif ventlon tobe held in toronto in midseptember the association will bold mooting later this month to decide who it will support tor the leaderahlp poet orders now taken for 22 pound pails of fresh chilled sweetened montmorency cherries 549 set seed judging competitions for milton next week halton county 411 club members h junior varmen will b torftnf 1b tii 1m4 sattd judging coututlo on monday august 10th thli mphilion u open to fum boy and glru from 12 to 3d yeirtbf aw it it hrldtlth agricultural hall ullloo vair grounda and takei plac in the veiii ng alarting at 745 pta conteitanli will judge one elua or data barley corn small aeedi hay urul potatoi and give ruaons on s of thu cliiml thftre will auo be a quia on idfttilu ica lion of 10 forage plant- and 10 weeda tkla competition la apon- sored by tbe helton soil and crop lmpifoveuettt aasoctft uoh in cooperation with the ontario department of agri culture brown with white atripei on each ild and one down the middle of the back they have a habit of cutting the oat panicle ao oat kerneti will be found on the ground where feeding la moderate to heavy in corn the woma do not move to the ground dur ing the day but remain in the plant control male rial i are sevln and mauthion for informa ttoiien reteu and methoda of pplleallon contact the on tario department of agricul ture uillon thk qiok6ifybwn hikald thuririey au 4 aha pace 3 with labour day next fall i practically upon uil need 5000 till pay day try allan a thrifty hhy isofm costs only iit till pay day cau vauohn mouv at atlantic finance 7tm71 13 isuln si s army worm are not prevalent in halton no serious outbreak of army worm have been dlacovered in halton county to date but nearby areas have serious in festatlons if you check your crap in ntldday you may riot see any wonna as thea wnrma bur row into be aoftior crierun der atones or clod of dirt or daytime protection tiie worm feed in the eeenlnfao tfyou check your crop ei dusk you will mentha worms reeding when you check your crop be aure to cover every equare foot of the ground dont be content to check one amall corner of the field oat and corn field may look alright today but be half eaten to morrow calnea and charles cookj bev william uorrii b the chapel of the mcxlllop runex- al home interment was in brampton cemetery pallbearer were if gow- land ken bockweu george cooboycliarla col l uligrownlarvaeare two tnebea dark greenlah- atthmon farmers need to have some feed made we are now establishing additional routes in the georgetown area for our modern mobile feed mills notel we can alruft your araliwtvom yenir granary provide nsoroooc granelina mixing and molaaaee bundlna end alrurtloarmnto your food una no heavy hauung or lifting we tan of course bag yowr feed too h necnaaary both our mills provide automatic weighing of all iraeflowing greli we guarantee punctual dependablesepvice togcthw with fast eff icient and economical iesp processing with- two of the most modern mobile mills in canada for service llyme georgetown 8776181 economy feias highway no 1ft srielgrbve a c m l yl tpfc j nvjgvff a

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