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biehn noble are again wardens at at st georges m- walter biehn was reelected peoples warden and irwin no- 4le reappointed rectors ward en at the annual vestry meet ing of st george s anglican church sunday the meeting fol lowed an evensong service the rev d eric mills who suc ceeded the revd john mcmul kin ii december was chairman lor the meeting and the vestry officially welcomed him and his family by motion an induc tion service is planned this sunday morning when bishop w e bagnall will officiate the church ended its year with a small surplus which will form the nucleus of an emerg ency and building fund this years budget includes 5400 for missions while a special et fort to support the primate s world relief fund will be made by using lenten envel highlights of reports present ed by church organization in eluded an faster mission for children a series of gospel stu dies conducted by the rev d john hcmulkin in the spring painting the kitchen and instal labon of a new floor in the clubroom and portable parti t ions for the church school jack armstrong ted gorth and murray henley were elect ed delegates to synod with paul armstrong and bob boc land as alternates grant johns ton continues as chairman of sidesmen mrs james costigan as envelope secretary tom parry and jim costigan as church school superintendents mr and mrs wallace thomp son as auditors and mrs jcen ewles as secretary legion odd fellows plan cemetery cairn by ralph hawaa the inclement weather which smote this district during the last few days of last week play ed havoc with the activities and functions of the branch on thursday evening the monthly general meeting was cancelled as there was an in sufficient number of members present to form a quorum but we feel that on such an even ing there was an excuse for the weather was terrible erecting cairn however the executive dccid ed at a brief meeting which was called after the general meet ing was cancelled to go ahead and co sponsor along with the independent order of odd fellows and the rebekahs a cairn which is to be erected at the entrance of georgetown cemetery this will be in way of a centennial project of both organizations the cairn is to be unveiled on sunday june 11th the unveiling will be preceded by a parade the cairn will have two plaques bearing the names of the two organization sponsoring pomp for robbie olin williams remodel glen united as project tor centennial thi oioftorrown herald thursday february 2nd 1967 page 12 friday evening the occasion of robbie burns dinner was most successful but again we feel the elements were too grim for many faces that are seen year after year on burns lovely gifts and cards night were absent social personal mr and mrs ken meers and sons tony pat and peter 17 al bert st have returned after a vacation in st petersburg flor ida mr and mrs lt arbuckle 18 edith street returned home saturday from a three month holiday at nassau the bahama and the outer islands mrs m cook of owen sound has been visiting with her son and daughter m law mr and mrs merv cook 5 normandy blvd mr sam penricc 38 prtnccs anne drive is home again alter a business trip west for his hrm beaumont knitting co ltd he visited vancouver edmonton rcgina winnipeg and calgarv in the latter city calling to see mr and mrs vic gunn who moved there last year from town mr gunn ii development officer for the dcpt of indian affairs i mr roderick king and fam ily entertained at a centennial birthday party for mrs king on the occasion of her 40th birthday at club 7 restaurant on thursday january 26th out of town guests enjoying the pleasant evening were from pinegrove stewartlown hills burgh and brampton mrs king was the recipient of many families iof the glen united church congregation met at 5 30 p m jan 15th for a pot luck supper in the church basement after supper the ad ults went upstairs to the fellow ship room where the annual meeting was conducted while the children were entertained with movies in charge of ellen hunter and norman mcgowan to open the meeting rev w ridlev read from phillip s tran station of the bible 12th chap ter or romans followed by pray cr mrs c barth was secretary and the minutes of the last an nual meeting were read the auditors report was given by mrs ross giles the financial reports were presented the missionary and maintenance fund by ron mcgowan treas urcr s report by alex hunsdale envelope steward by mrs una wheeler the united church women by mrs paul wagstafte the sunday school by mrs c barth memorial fund by wm mcgowan choir by mrs john hunter flower fund by mrs wm mcgowan the session report was given bv rev rid ley among other things was the discussion to proceed the repair and remodelling of the church as a centennial pro ject and the approval- ofa new organizational structure tor the church ona trial basis of 1 jear the board of elders and board of stewards is replaced bv a church board a com mittec of twehe they arc john hunter wm mcgowan herb hancock bert dixon ai ex hunsdale wm klasscn a v allen klaus schneider mrs una wheeler mrs j wagstafte mrs alex hunsdale and mrs c barth i trustees wm schcnk w i mcgowan j wagstafte treas urer alex hunsdale i m and m treasurer ron mc gowan envelope steward mrs una wheeler sundaj school mrs c barth mumc mrs j hunter mrs shirley inglis mrs j palle explorer group mrs w klasscn fellowship mrs engleby and mrs una wheeler visiting mr and mrs a w allen mrs j hunter r lowers for sick mrs w mc gowan auditors mr and mrs r giles distribution of liters ture mrs p wagataffc ellen hunter grounds committee bert dixon c allen fred eng leby bill wheeler renovating committee j staddon chair man klaus schneider j palle alex hunsdale mrs p wag staffc m barth caretaker c allen worship rev rw rid ley j hunter w mcgowan bert dixon h hancock w klasaen the church is in need of an organist and anyone interested in helping in this way please contact mrs j hunter it would be most appreciated w klas sen spoke briefly on the fine fellowship they have found since coming into the village last summer and moved a vote of thanks to rev and mrs rid ley for their fine leadership and inspiration in the chuach and community the meeting adjourned with a further mce ing of the congregation to take place when the renovating committee have plans to bring before them mr and mrs f jackson at tended the knight keleher wed ding on sat morning jan 21st in church at our lady guelph the dinner and reception was held at the canadian legion hall also attending were mr and mrs dick smithson of ter ra cotta and mr and mrs tom 0 grady of weston they were all old friends of the knights when they lived in hillsburgh it was also mr and mrs jack son s wedding anniversary on sunday jan 22 they motored to collingwood to attend christening of mr and mrs w mills first daughter kathryn lynn in the presbyterian church followed by a family dinner al their home w norton she was buned here on monday in the glen cemet ery at the glen cub meeting monday evening two cubs were invested they were hugo palle and raymond eckcrt on prev ions mondays other boys includ ed bobby ford billie klasscn and jeff haines parents were invited at the last meeting hugo s parents mr and mrs palle and his sister linda were present for the ceremony in which the father takes part cubs meet every monday even ing in st alban a hall three motor accidents cause damage to cars cars driven by shelby e doucette and lillian jean white both of georgetown came together at the corner of guelph st and rexway dr monday causing 700 total pro perty damage police said lillian jean white was east bound on guelpb and doucette north bound on rcxay making a turn onto guelph when they hit the accident occurred at 7 otlock andwas investigated by cst david bell an automobile smash late fri day night involved cars operat ed by george leslie rr 4 act on and james r atkinson gc orgctown leslie was making a turn off water st at the water guelph traffic lights when his car collided with atkinson s westbound car cst bell investigated and est imnted property damage at 225 terry burke of rexway dr was southbound on mountain view rd just after midnight on wednesday jan 25 when his car strayed off the road near the cnr bridge and hit a hydro guy wire the road was slipper and visibility was reduced by fog at the time cst john glass placed total damage at 150 get well wishes are sent to mrs alva grieve in georgetown and district hospital ladies dart league standings originals 80 gold hams 71 delrcx 65 imperials 60 terra cotta 57 lemons 55 sincere sympathy is extended joe s 51 shopnte 44 high to the norton family in the score j markham j caldcr death of their mother mrs a iao the haggis was carried in with the usual pomp and cere mony by sgt hamish hay es corted by pipes and drums dr a l macintosh performed the address to the haggis with words which left sassenachs like major lincc and yours trulv without a clue as t what had been said laddies toast lassies mr and mrs james linton 6 lyons court flew to their form er homeland new zealand to spend christmas with her fath er mr w donaldson and oher members of her family they had a few days in hawaii and fiji en route and spent the bal ance of their time in new zea land although it was their first visit since they came to canada twenty years ago mi- donaldson had been here a few zone commander david cap- years ago to visit his daughter pcrauld spoke on the immortal memory while harry bottoms i outstanding with the char ming things he said ot our lad ics prior to proposing a toast to the lassies mrs lottie bot toms replied with a toast to the laddies the vocilist for the evening was our own jimmie mcckison accompanied by rev kervin johnston at the piano jim was at his best two friends of the branch miss anne ness and master kirk brush enter tamed the gathering with scottish dancing warming gifts all of this was taken care of by comrade john cuthbcrt with his usual effortless performance as the master of ceremonies one highlight of the evening was when major earl lance had the occasion to present two gifts to two of the scots re tired members w 0 1 pat chamberlain and w 02 bill collier it was pointed out that as one grew older one needed more comfort in this case the comfort was two hot water bot tics to keep the w 0 s warm at night the contents of the bottles had to be consumed to keep one warm hockey selects shortly the branch will be bearing lots about the four town tournament which this year we understand will be hem4nthe town of fergus as mr and mrs albert eutcncicr 18 charles st are home again after a visit in germany they spent part of their time in mo er near dusseldorf with his mother mrs a euteneier and three weeks in meggerdorf with her mother mrs j bennowitz and brother jucgan bennowitz both of whom had visited them in georgetown in the past few years their sons thomas mark and lawrence accompam ed them on the trip the branch sponsored saturday morning hockey group look af ter ttli three teams are selected tram the boys who play satur day mornings novices pee- wees and bantams the boys mtg geersetown and in i- l account we know they will it merchants brother dies suddenly in kincardine brother of a georgetown buinessman harold barrager 58 succumbed hi a sudden heart attack on sunday janu ary 22 while spending the weekend at his home in kin cardine mr barrager an apartment superintendent in toronto was in business in kincardine for several years where he had a photographic studio he was active m young people s work in the communitj a native of ma doc he had al so lived in napanec he leaves his wife and six children mrs donald richardson- toronto richard of winnipeg mrs ro bert rice elotncove donald of chesley anne of kitchener and mrs carl gvbdycar wingham most members know each yaar brothers dorland don barrag ey of town and ivan of las vegas and a sister mrs donald miller napanee peewee playoff tonight the third and deciding game of the tricounty peewee hoc key playoff series involving ge orgetown c va and preston will be played here tonight thursday jacksons 28 main street n bargain centre 8776881 new management of mens boys wear dept street hook stages a big midwinter clearout with drastic reductions on a wide saection of winter wear rubber footwear for ail the family 20 off ladies leather winter boots 25 off men s wool sweaters larg variety of styles and colors 25 off mod pants heavy weights assorted fabrics 25 off men s and boys sn larictc at big winter jawixc i o pfducti reductions many other items too numerous to list 1 we are at your service with the finest in printing give us a call for estimates the georgetown herald 8772201 main street s georgetown