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m open air church service at st andrews picnic mikes pike young mike zubbt is prood of this catch its a 254 inch pike and it was hooked by iho georgetown angler at huttonville dam mike son of mr and mrs walter zubor 76 duncan drive wants to know if anyone can top it i alios cheque delayed 7or newspaper publicity halton east mpkjbn snow phoned hahen said this week that at thtaosi there could only have been tf twoday delay in turning over o the county a chequo for 5200000 the cheque was a payment from the province to the county to help pay off the last expan slon at the halton centennial manor in milton oakville deputy heevo bill gillies who sits on county couc ell said that snow had delayed the cheque for a week so he could arrange a publicity photo xaph of himself and county oiftcials receiving the cheque the photo appeared in several county papers including the herald gillies claimed tho county had to pav j40 interest per day on the loan that the cheque would help repay i got the ehmiiu late on a friday afternoon snow said and it was turned over to this county wednesday mornins two days snow said that if the cheque bad been mailed to milton it would have arrived in time to o in the bank monday after noon as it was it was turned over wednesday morning and pat in tho bank in tho after noon so it was only held up two days snow explained that county eloric administrator garfield brown had contacted him in march of this year and advited tilm that the county still had more than 200000 coming to it in provincial grants on the manor expansion but the county could not ap ply for this final grant snow said because the final figures of the cost of constrtictionawsre still not in hrowa asked him snow said to nee if the prov ince could pay 200000 of the grant to reduce the amount the county was paying interest on the county had borrowed mon ay to pay for the construction until tho provincial grant was received snow said he discussed this with queens park officials and it was agreed that tills payment would be nude with the rest te come liter when the final cost was known on april 11 snow said an or der in council was poised to au thorise payment of the cheque two and a half weeks are usual ly required he added to pro cess the cheque through thi snow said he telephoned um halton county building but nei ther warden bill huttter nor brown were then on aionday morning snow said he tele phoned again and asked brown what arrangements could be made to present the cheque ewn said there would bo a county council meeting the next day snow said but he could not attend it because of previous commitments brown then said that several county officials would bo going to qloens parte on wednesday to meet with tho minister of health and that seemed like a good opportunity to present it snow said park approximately seventy qve students from the martin street junior public school at milton although the logiilaturo was not in session due to the re cess and i was not in attendan ce to greet this group of stud ents theywcre able to have a complete tour of the parliament buildings and the legislative clumbers brilliant sunlight greeted one hundred seventy five ardent plcfcnickers from st andrews united church as they gathered at cedar glen conference cen txa near bolton on sunday june 23 for their annual congre gational outing rev kelvin johnston conduc tad an open air service to opeji the day miss sandra hornby ac compenled the congregation for the hymns following a brief message a picnic lunch was en joyed with cold drinks coffee craaihtoppllwrrjy the cnuretr fearce porter and bill ander son conducjted a program of sports events followed by the presentation of prrzes by rev johnston the winners of the various races received prizes supplied from erics hardware winners op events treasure hunt pennies for all boys and girls 4 and un der prizes for al bovs and girls 5 years old prizes for ill boys fl and 7 aprlnt david townscnd lion timpson girls b and 7 aprlnt shells ander son christie shllllngton boys b and 0 sprint raymond mc- msnn david porter girls 8 and 9 sprint colleen sun nucks april sacco boys 10 and 11 sprint wayne storrlng john bobbins girls 10 and 11 sprint kathy optica lorraine martin boys 12 and over ob stacle race stuart mcdonald ross taylor glrm 12 and over plate race shirley martin prancee munroe cheryl mc laughlln vickie bobbins boys 6 and 7 wheelbarrow race ron timpson jamie carswell robert truman steven rye girls fl and 7 wheelbarrow race christie shllllngton car olyn mckee parti sunnucks kathy harris girls and boys 8 and d mixed shoes ralph schrocr rondaxmurpby david porter cirls4nd boys 10 and 11 peanut rice karen munroe steven herbert tracy porter boys and girls 12 and over scavenger hunt ross taylor gerry anderson gents shoe kick ron malncs ladles shoe kick mrs whitehesd egg throwing costfvt al martin janice ferguson tug o war stewards girls beat the boys a game of sol fiball topped off the afternoon of fun and fellow ship with many families ramaln- ng tor an evening barbecue financial aid for the picnic came from the sunday schools peat loam sale and from the ucw the couples club hand led running of events hornby many prizewinners at seasons final euchre the final euchre party of the north trafalgar euchre club was held op saturday night june 20 with fifty people atten ding there wefe 13 tables of ouohre in play with the prizes going to vhe following winners mrs ronald klngshott mrs harvey dunn mrs joe sammlt who played as a gent and jim hamilton in a special draw joe ellis of milton won five pounds of cheese and clare wilson of ge orgetown won a box of chocol ates several draws were held with prizes going to arthur bur ton mrs jack kunsn mrs joe ellis mrs clare wilson frank peacock charlie trimble emlo martin mrs ernie martin mrs lena hamilton mrs elmer may sirs roy break mrs jack ni xon mrs colin beaty mrs joe sammlt mrs ronald klngsbott joan craig jack nunan frank hadlev mrs harvey dunn mrs- d livingston mr martha richardson otto marshment bill thomson mrs cm sine lair mrs madge craig nora kranstx joe ellis wilmer mason jim hamilton frank robinson mrs wilmer mason mrs mar garet terpstra clare wilson jack nixon willie hamilton mrt ralph featherston ralph featherston mrs olive raine ron kingshott colin beaty mrs r reld arm norton wal ter barnard wilfred raine mrs wllbert nix mrs otto marshment harvey dunn wll bert nix charlie brown and mrs frank uadley the ladles were all presented with a free recipe book as they arrived a delicious lunch of cake ic eraam and strawber ries waa enjoyed by all mr ot to marshment extended a vote of thanks to the ladles for the pleasant evening which was en joyed by all attending the euchre club will start- their euchre next october again and the annual meeting will be held anniversary greetings to mr and mrs sam sammlt who will celebrate their wedding annlv ersary on july 0 birthday greetings to mrs bill sparling on july 9 harry lee on july t sammy sammlt adboyhuaeijiily7 mrs- jack simpson on july 8 and murray grexton on july 11 mrs jim hamilton norval memorial service held at hillcrest cemetery the annual hillcrest cemet ery memorial service was held on sunday afternoon june 23 with a good attendance and a lovely weather rev walter rl dley of norval united church gave an inspiring address for the second year j heed hunter of toronto was the master of ceremonies rev r duncsh son led in prayer and jkn fid dler of georgetown sounded the last post and reveille in place of the georgetown citizens band who were unable to round up enough members to play ralph ursel of george town provided the music on a portable hammond organ ho played several selections before reprints of photos appearino in the herald may be ordered at the office n main st s er by phoning 1772201 i 7 sizs i x 10 sim si 00 thi oiorobtown hiralo thursday july 4th 1m pages the service and for the singing of the hymns the cemetery was in excellent shape showing the work and cere put on it during the year rrlnuiktaot hoard the cemetery committee is members robert cunnlnh oliver hunter chairman hy hugh chirk john mcclure and u mcclure treasurer elmer tom mcgee carney secretary wm cur- mrs ed mclean declare war on flies with howard ely killers cowfly powder protect your cows from bit ing flies and get up to 20 i more milkl one treatment lasts up tb 2 weeks pink cows give more milk available in 2 lb duster cans and 10 lb box barnfly spray contains dimelhqate effective against all resist ant flies spray on wails posts window frames etc killing action lasts up to 8 weeks 20 or bottle makes 2vi gals of spray availibla in 20 and 160 or bottles florbait the first and still tho beat dry bait fly killer- easy to use with the new fllee- flo top cani safe to use in milk sheds stables pig geries etc available in 24 ox 40 or and s h cans flyvap flymor thei prernlilm quality dally lock spray with fast kill- intf power safer to use on all livestock or in farm buildings available m 1 and 5 vol can the yejlow jtrlp that vp- ounzes ddvp and killa fliea for up to 3 raontha safe nd effective to use in mluc rooms feed rooms and other confined areas pres spray the economical and effect ive aerosol spray for bouse and garden use kill files moths aphjtk caterpillars etc f0gger sprayers ut a pogger for fly control in your dairy or hot barn w have on hand the rd lowell no 1022 atomttt electric sprayer drop in and tee one today i special price july 2nd na rivrwi july 13th regular price sa740 special price et0 we also carry the root lowell hand sprayers master feeds dial 1773512 gaorfletowa stiwakttown we dellvc in georgetown monday and wednesdays of each week halton east mpp jim snow reports the cheque then went to tin department of family and soc ial services and was cleared through that department snow aald on friday may 17 the mhv lr of the dc wtmht john v jl this cheque was ready and asked him if be could take it to the snow said tius has been m short week for the sitting of the legislature due to a recess be wig called by the prime irims tr for monday and tuesday becauso of the federal election sittings resumed how ever on wednesday afternoon and the main business before the house lias been tho second and third readings of many re visions to existing acts ai wl11 as some hew legislation the house is also proceeding with examination of the estimates and is now completing the es tlmates of the department of lands and forests and proceed ing with the estimates of the attorney generals department i am veiiv pleased to advise that the honourable j kt stni- onett minister of energy and resources management has announced the approval of a provincial grant in the amount of 717o through the halloa kegion conservation authority for an additional engineering study of joshua creek area on monday evening it wj my privilege to represent the honourable william stewart minister of agriculture and food and the ontario govern awlmltiirl imtir ute of tjanada annual convent ion being held at mcmastcr un lverslty in hamilton i ha ontai lo government was host to the eight hundred delegates from all parts of canada attending the convention at a barbecui held in dundum park on moll day evening where i represents un and welcomed tils uoyuiet to ontario on monday we were pleas ed to have as visitors to queens the georgetown herald and cooperating merchants uiiiulei mom crawfords family shoes 19 main r s georgetown 7y5w4 savae brevet ftonnl stuart sttott jtehale white groin salon d paris tjn todato filkppi your chil fit largest selection of childrens footwear in the awj comf1 interiors 39 msin st kl georgetown furniture as drapery carpets yi 8775777 golden ll i fish n a real chips 3 main north w pry hilltot 6nly g d 140 gulph strut 8774631 too hot in youit kitchen or too busy try ouh hemsmads polalo salsd cola suw with a choice from ovar b0 diff cold cuts and sauiaoai georgetown van ttamp pork beans 6 fourteen bt tins 1 plymouth chrysler valiant faroo trucks body andarxisr work maveal motors salei end service 341 gulph street no 7 hwy 0770949 out op officb surplimt youll dllu all your heed at georgetown stationery office supplies lb main streat north irrjtsi mr pi prtlnm t bathing suits i new stylet tabrlct color girls from ladies rem s3 m i jacksons ladies wear 28 main hi n iuu kitchen old fashioned dellcstaslon s3 jsytl 1 street curopaart styled cooked meats wld variety ol imports d cheese c 0 n t est cash prize 10 each week if antry accompanied by uui slips er tspejtern ht if thi advarllssrs in this fsatura ss00 if na ssus alia or tana enelotad ksch week for tha nt 12 weeks the herald and eoaper- aunt merchants will offer its readers a chsnee to win a 10 prize how to win a scrambled misspelled word will appear in 3 different ads etch week contestants are asked to look throuch the ads for th scrambled words the three words spelled correctly should be entered in the coupon below winners name will appear each week below tha coupon contest rules 1 fiaus slips to be eligible must b from one of th firms participating in this feature 2 all entries must be brought or mailed to tha herald and must ba on the official entry coupon which appears below 3 employees of the herald in not eligible 4 entries for each week s contest must bi in tha herald office by 10 a m on the following aionday they will be placed in tlie contest box when received 8 the first correct answer drawn front the contest box will be judged the winnr and will ba announced in apace indicated below fl the decision of the judges will be final la all aspects of tha contest 7 if thsre is no winnr one week the s3 00 prlie will be added to the following weeks contest r entry coupon i nalffi h addiiess i i i i i scrambled words are last wkk5 winner mrs knobppli 33 hylsnd ave gorolvm t0wne sewing centre 4s main north 774mi sbwino machines salks and kintals rspalra to all makes bek ouk wide range or txbr1cs robert gougeon household furnishing 14 main stimr south operating th colonial shopk at 28 mill st tel i773sm quality furniture by kroehler mi skier etc herdlnd carpets refrigerated fur storage baitagers cleaners x dyers main st and guolph st john boughton jewellers s main street north 1774113 apart watch and jewellery repairs specials red brand hound steak and roasts rump roast 85 lc lb superior pood market main street north holmes sc to s160 store 11 main st n wide variety of summer holiday needs sun glasses resell toys wadlna poole etc ladies and girls swimsuits v2 price tilwdntlnuaw ttyutj atw fabrlci broken lx ttih orte rtd two plif colorful mltlote garners main strekt ryders tv sbrviee main st n 177wm sanyo tvs the reel hyeopenere 0 special 12 ib sim i4 georgetown cycle sports 3 weter street 7s30 ceertfetewn onr bicycle sales service sports equipment it trophies blue discounts available don jakvi proprltor blue valley mbat market 4t guelph 1774331 uus mand chuck ccc steak 3d lb im8liliuiiiiflrrt mi smokers sundrlu sopt drinks hrioham pipes etc sun glastee cemerae mill etc delrex smoke shop oeorobtown market centre