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many charities benefit in half million estate a north halton woman has leltilarge portion of her 1 532111 estate to charities in s the toronto and hamilton areas esther mane quinlan widow of francis eugene quinlan liv ed on main street in campbell- ville before her death in hamil ton in 196a details of the will were revealed in surrogate court most qf her legacy 420503 was in bonds debentures stocks and other securities the remain der in land and household ef fects largest single donation went to the roman catholic episcopal diocese of hamilton she gave 15000 to the dio- the church of our lady of mount carmel in freelton scar- boro foreign missions society trustees of the catholic church extension society of canada jesuit seminary association sisters adorers of the precious blood in hamilton house of providence in dundas st vin cent de paul centre in hamilton canadian red cross society of hamilton campbellville base ball club st josephs hospital in hamilton ontario cancer foundation hamilton district i society for crippled children and hospital for sick children in toronto mrs quinlan also left 30000 to be invested for 21 years for case to assist education of j income to educate maintain and young men for the priesthood support her grandchildren she left 40qtio to be invest at st augustines seminary in toronto- other organizations receiving a portion of the legacy ed to give her daughter mary teresa paupst 3000 a year for life town district- guides brownies church service on sunday june 8 the guides and brownies of georgetown norval and lunehouse held an interdenominational church par lade and service in knox pres byterian cjjurch tte parade led by the geor igetown girls pipe band assem bled in front of st georges anglican church at 2 p m then inarched through town to knox church parents and friends watched the colourful parade and later joined m the service based on the guide and brow me promise and law the ser vice was conducted by four members of the ministerial as sociation rev kelvin johns ton of st andrews united rev r ruggle of st alban s anglic an rev r 0 scrivens of st johns united and rev n young of knox the organ was played by mr k harrison guides and brownies taking company lesley freeman 5th an active part in theservice in eluded joy middleton 3rd guide guide company sheila cap- teranld 6th guide company debbie jarvie 4th guide comp any linda allan and cathy davies 7th guide companj and laurie reed 3rd brownie pack and jane petterson 6th brown ie pack the offering which was col lected by guides susan arnold nancy hamilton donna pea cock and christine robinson will be donated to oxfam of canada in the mail bag norval the couples club of norval united church held a fun and games night with over 30 pres ent at the home of mr and mrs paul johnson on thursday evening june 5 an evening of games relays i horseshoes etc was enjoyed ar ound a camp fire followed by a barbecue lunch of hamburgs and ziot dogs the committee in i charge were mr and mrs gor don laidlaw mr and mrs roy ixaidlaw mr and mrs albert enman andiir and mrs paul johnson norval hillcrest cemetery board held a meeting recently to plan for the annual memor ial service to be held on sun day afternoon june 22 canon james maxwell of hornby will be the guest speak er and julian reed will be mai ter of ceremonies everyone k welcome to attend mrs ed mclean says snow ploughing helped ruin boulevards 5 hewson cresc dear mr editor i was pleased to read your editorial entitled litter litter everywhere which appeared in the may 29th issue of the herald and agree wholeheart edly with your comments about the litter around the town i am pleased to see the new trash cans placed on main street however i think the town councillors have more to do than placing trash cans and arranging a clean up day the day following your edit onal friday may 30 at 3 p m garbage was standing in front of at least one store on main street surely the town should demand the main st garbage be collected the first thing in the morning on garbage day and no store allowed to put any out until that morning then i have a beer about boulevards last summer fwing st was paved and the boulc vards were sodded i am surf- each and everv homeowner did his part to see that the grass nurtured then winter came the snow plough came along and piled snow and refuse not only on the boulevards but on the sidewalk as well as the snow disappeared the boulevards were scraped con sequently now the boulevards are masses of dead grass or barr earth i feel sure no one would neglect them if the town did its part but it u a waste of time and money to fertilize water and tend when the snow i plough undoes all your effort either the town should have emplovccs respect the boulcv ards around the town or aband on the making of boulevards as of now it s a wasted effort all around i thank you for allowing me this space marguerite l taylor do you know when you should replace your phono needle 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