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ontario chairman gives tips to red crosscanipaigirwoflrers thi obor01town hbrald thursday mbruary 10 page 10 cb31idal emplgn chair- man for the ontario division of be relation to make the public canadian red crosi society care members of the george town branch a four point prog ram for a successful campaign when he spoke at the local groups annual dinner at the north hahoqgou and- country club thursday night mrtisdale said the campaign here must have 1 leadership that will see the job is carried out 2 the best possible pub- aware of the bed cross services 3 early recruiting and enust log of volunteers andntareful mapping of the area tobecan vassed and 4 delegating res ponsibility to people who are willing to work mr tisdale s points for a suc cessful campaign comes just a few weeks in advance of the georgetown branch s annual march blitz georgetown branch on um sue- cessful lob it is doing- here inboard included one for 100000 n dad adjudicator has praise for cast setting brian doherty well known in professional theatre circles as a producer and playwright ad judicated georgetown uttle theatre s entry into the dom inion drama festival on sun day evening in the high school auditorium despite a mix up in date- which meant the group had to present the play three weeks earlier than anticipated every thing ran smoothly with a title like oh dad poor dad mammas hung you in the closet and im feelin so sad one can expect any thing written by arhur l kopit this farce was first pre sented at the phoettj new york in 1962 poor dad who has been dead for some tunc accompan ies wife madame rosepetal on all her travels when the cur tain opens this odd couple are seen arriving at a hotel in port royal a city somewhere in the caribbean poor dad arrives in his coffin of course fortun ately madame rosepetal has had the foresight to have him ftxedup by a taxidermist forehand mr doherty said he was full of admiration and tremendous ly interested in seeing the play for the first time this is the kind of thing little theatre should be doing he stated discussing the physical side of the play mr doherty said he was impressed that the direct or lynne hyde lso designed the setting it is very good for this type of pay and the ex traordifiary kind of wackiness required has ijeen captured very well from the moment the curtain goes up we know that we are in a realm of farce and fantasy star performers were unque sjionably vera macdonald as madame rosepetal a remark able performance and ron hunt who plays the part of her son jonathon an extremely good job got very fond of him supporting them were eric ming head bellboy chris fish er desmond nicholls fred roberts and gary mccrae oth er bellboys desmond nicholls again as the commodore and sandra thompson as rosalie last but by no means least is jim warren who achieves a regular boris karloff effect poor dad results of the adjudication will be made known on feb 13 georgetown s little theatre jjg group is in western ontario division this area alone has 16 entries in the drama festi val from these fiive finalists will be chosen will the georgetown group be one of them all mr don erty could say at the time was that he had no idea which of the plays would enter the finals but that it was already obvious that it was going to be a fabu lous festival orangeville mayor terms city idea going to moon one municipal offical feels oakville planners and council may have gone into orbit with their brief proposing a super city centred by georgetown it s like going to the moon said mayor sam lackey of or angeville when informed that his town would be the northern boundary of the proposed met ropohs the brief proposed a city 250 000 embracing the area bounded by aldershot to geo rgetown s southwest port cred it to the sdutheast and orange ville on the north there s an awful lot of land between oakville and orange ville said mayor lackey we might see something like this in fifty years he added norval woman beats snow drifts goes shopping on horseback i want to congratulate the okorqrtown tank loan is approved approval of several loans for work in ontario municipalities announced recently by the mun wpal flwtebzgqgl d loan for a water storage tank for georgetown jlhe georgetown elevated tank i be constructed in the towns industrial park the ontario official commented and i realize much of the suc cess of your branch is due no small way to mrs niewhoff who has done tremendous job with public relations he said mrs nteuwhof was presented with a service badge later in the evening aftercnmmending thetbranch mr tisdale made some recom nfendations you should have a home maker service in the communi ty and the red cross should or ganize it he stated if you had such a service here for twelve months you would have the greatest selling toot to collect funds for the following year that you have ever had was his prediction he said that when toronto twp introduced the service it cost that branch 6 500 maintain for the first year one third of its budget and predicted a home making vice in georgetown would cost the sponsoring group approxi raately 1 000 to operate the first year there is greater need for a home making service in this area here nght now than there was in toronto township when the service there was inaugur ated he said in urging its for mation mr tisdale also had an opin ion on the georgetown branch s operation of its blood donor clinic you re spending too much and should take a look at this money on blood donor clinics service when considering areas in which you can economize he charged he compared the budget c his home branch of toronto township to georgetown s ures to illustrate he sa d onto township branch spent just 159 in operating 39 i dus trial and residential clinics last year compared to georgetown s 358 for three clinics his opinion drew questions from a number of the george town branch members which brought out that the wide diff erence in costs was due to diff erences in bookkeepers proccd ures the local brarich includes numerous expenses in their ell nic costs such as advertising hall rental and others which the toronto twp branches does the w i sponsored a euchre local council women honour member s memory the annual meeting of the local cob1 of women was held at the home of the presi dent mrs rt paul mill st tribute was paid at the meet ing to the memory of miss isa bella preston a valued member of the council over a period of years whose death had occur red since the previous meeting there was no election of offic ers as it had been decided last year that officers would have a two year term mrs floria nodwell gave the monthly and annual financial reports and several items of correspond ence relative to national and provincial council work were read by mrs rh jones reports from affiliated socie ties were received the miss ion circle of first baptist church reported by mrs e thompson the united church women by miss olive ruddell the iode by mrs jones and the red cross by mrs at pritch ard reports of other affiliates will be given at the next meet ing tea was served by mrs j kerr and mrs s walker mrs jones expressed the thanks of the group to the hos tess tea com mi tee and those who had taken part in the meeting limehouse jor surprise party for parents anniversary the poot family surprised their parents on the occasion of their thirtieth wedding anniver sary at the home of their dau ehter and son in law mr and mrs frank nunesvas on sun day all members of their fam lly were present the women s institute met al the home of mrs j roughley last thursday safety films shown to ballinafad institute mrs ray swindlehurst was hostess for the february meet ing of the women s institute on wednesday evening feb 2nd hrstrajlirsmith was the- con vener for the program on safe ty and representatives fronrac ton fire brigade were present add bhowed two films entitled safe driving and dos and donts in hydro the motto given by the hostess was safe ty is just a word unless you practice it the usual business was dealt with including the plans iorthe euchre and penny sale on march 8th the activities in the comm unity hall last week were the regular euchre on tues night with 12 tables the prize win ners were mrs wm stark mrs bert bavidson messrs bert da vidson and tony van damns the lucky cup prize went to chief haley of georgetown and the lucky door prize to mrs j snow the dance on friday night was very well attended the music being supplied by marions music makers on sunday morning the guest minister at both churches on the ballinafad charge was rev niceol of coborne street unit ed church in london the oc casion was the annual exchange of pulpits with mr bates and his home church who sponsors him as a candidate for the min istry in the united church of canada miss shirley bates was also a visitor at the manse over the week end mrs a lawr and mrs j black were in huntsville over the week end v siting with rev and mrs duncan fleming and family at the manse at hillside the group committee of the cubs and scouts met at the home of john black on monday nighl arrangements were made to hold a euchre early in march and also the father and son banquet on february 25th honouring the anniversary of the birth of lord baden powell mrs rabson of norval gen era store reported that follow ing the heavy snow fall recently a woman who lives out of the village didnt let the huge drifts stop her from getting necessary supplies she rode to the village on horseback purchased her supplies put them in a sugar bag and threw them over her shoulder then rode the horse iekjion lb vein eon i this is the way the old timers had to do their shopping but when anyone rides up 1 store on horse back today news no doubt many of her neighbours wished they owned a horse jiist about then also when they found their cars and trucks completley useless until the roads were cleared norval women s institute met at the home of mrs don murray on thurs afternoon feb 3 with the president mrs d murray in the chair the meeting opened with the institute ode the mary stew art collect and the lord s pray er followed by the roll call which was answered by a sugg estion for a better public rclat ions the main business of the to the norval junior farmers banquet to be held in stewart town hall on friday evening february 11th appointed to be jn charge 0 the catering were mrs g chester mrs joe mur ray mrs e burk mrs k webb and mrs s mcdonald a nominating committee ol mrs k webb and mrs g pat terson was appointed tickets to attend ashgrove w l 40th anniversary on feb 15th were quickly disposed of not mr tisdale also said the geo rgetown red cross branch should be aware of the trend to red cross affiliation with united appeals eighty six per cent of the tot red cross dollars raised in 1965 in ontario were collected through united appeals he sta ted mayor joseph gibbons also spoke at the dinner commend ing the georgetown red cross branch and inviting the branch to take advantage af the newly in limehouse memorial hall monday evening when eight ta bles were played winners were clare wilson and mrs meldrim stark seconds going to frank hale and glenna stark mrs bntton won the birthday prize and lunch was served after wards acquired cedarvale school fac ilities the facilities at cedar vale are at your disposal and that of organizations such yours he said he invited the members to tour the building and property ions as her subject she wore her award presented to her by the governor general of cana da the highest scouting award given presented for her work with cubs and scouts dur the past years mrs colhs said she did not consider it work as she had enjoyed every minute of it mrs webb thanked mrs col jis lot her talk and presented her with a lovely plant lunch was served by the ho tess assisted by mrs lome cleave and mrs h collins and a social time was enjoyed miss anna emslie who hvqd in an apartment in the home of mr and mrs ubo micrsma the former anglican church rectory has moved to guelph to live with her nephew two accidents in a row on 7th line stretch cars driven by ross sykes 38 market st and james ham ilton r r 1 glen williams col lided on the 7th line of esquts meeting was plans for catering ing just south of n 7 highway uimui wnatmm sovke effective monday feb 14 1966 the national employment service brampton ontario formerly l union st w ii be located on the 6th floor queen s square bldg 24 queen st e phone 4511240 the public relations conven er mrs webb was in charge of tike- jpibrim she gave the otto tjtftctioo is not expect ad twt improvement is hta elsie colli of brampton vme a gottt apeaker and public reut tuesday february 1st resulting in an estimated 770 in proper ty damage ontario provincial police said the sykes car received 700 damage cst hutt of the north hal ton detachment investigated the mishap earlier a car driven by ben julius uegetus of r r 1 geor getown suffered 200 damage when it left the 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whiplash when the car she was riding in was struck by another vehicle main st near the cn railway bridge early saturday morning the injured women was rid ing in a 65 corvair operated by john edward guyett 126 prince charles drive police said the guyett car was just back out of a driveway 51 feet south of the railway bridge when in colhs ion with a southbound 1964 dodge driven by percy white of rr 1 georgetown ct henry vandcrsluis plac cd the property damage at 150 to the guyett car and 70 to the front of the white vehicle a police report said the road was slippery at the t me of the accident about 6 40 im later the same day cst wil uam oakley of the georgetown police department handled a twocar accident at the corner of sinclair ave and mountain view rd involving cars driven by walter a magdy 40 mclnt yre cres and leaman allen 37 windsor rd police said magdy was south bound on mountainvicw turning left onto sinclair in a 1950 dc soto and allen was coming out of sinclair onto mountainview when they met total damage was 180 this one- happened shortly before 12 noon judgment feb 9th on accused four four young men charged with conspiring to break into ovcr a dozen area service stat ions were remanded to feb 9 for judgement by magistrate kenneth m langdon monday the accused pleaded not guilty two of the men from brampton and two are from meadowvalc in addition each faces sever al charges of possession of sto len goods over 300 in cash much of it in change and mim crous items were taken from service stations broken into last month twenty three police officers and at least nine service station operators testified three of the stations hit in the one night raid were in geo rgetown and immediate vicin ity jotbk overseas abwats cmmmtim with aim cauda your local agent is barber henley ltd 2t mrll street 877 2214 computa travel aarvica at no extra cost to you hi neighbour mrs laura e dittrich hi neighbour hostess visited in just two homes this week the two newcomers 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