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ip ive 3 the georgetown herald wednesday may 16th 1951 chatting with mhb ouiar i giving you the kind of telephone service you want 1 our job you wnt it to be trnm and dependable and to keep on getting better but at the came time we believe there mors o good service than juatc technical efficiency and steady janprovcjuen t we think you like telephone people to be friendly pleasant and easy to get along with you want to deal with someone who takes a real interest in your problems and who i willing to give you a little extra attention thats the kind of service we want you to have it makes your telephone mean more to you makes our job mean tore to us vhi mix tf lephoni company op canada proclaim liberty throughout the land public address p chapman representative watchtower society sunday may 20th 300 pm maple leaf gardens toronto nature untpoltsd yours to protectyours to enjoy carlings the ca11ino iiiwhik llmitip ws1isioo omtaiio mj attention dog owners m bylaw 3810x prohibits ak dtfgrwtown from running at large from may 15th to september 15th this order applies to njghtaas well as daya and will be strictly enforced- anyone complaining of violations of this bylaw should contact the ontario provincial police telephone 1 23 we had hoped to see the peach blossoms this year but hardly think well make- it depends on the weatherman blos som sunday was officially set for last sunday but having learned our lesson once when we attempted to penetrate a traffic jam past bur lington which beat all traffic jams weve ever seen t never again on a svriday blossoms or no blossoms the time to make the trip is dur- jng the week and that for us as for most people is easier said than done howeyer if the weather doesnt warm up too fast we may get to see them yet yes peach blossoms or any fruit trees- in bloorrf present bul one of naturesglorious vistas an other equally beautiful but entirely dipferervt vista is photographed in natural colours oft a postcard sent us by miss annie ryan from la joilasan diego and miss ryan assures us jthat the colourful photo showing the deep blue of the pac- tfic outmatching even the blue of the sky overhead is no exaggera tion with the surf pounding against picturesque rock formations con trasting with the whiteness of sand beaches it does present an entic ing picture miss ryan just return ed from a 10week vacation in cal ifornia thoroughly enjoyed her trip and judging from the scenery in that southern vacationland we can only add small wonder scenes of her homeland familiar to mrs bert hill when she left scotland thir tynine years ago will hold beauty tinged with nostalgia when she visits there later this month mrs hill who sails aboard the as- caniu from montreal on the 22nd of may will stay with her sister mrs william stewart mr stewart and their son atil daughter mrs hill has her return passage booked for september 6th just to keep the records straight we discovered that we were in error last week telling you that the member of the wedding won the pnhter prue instead it was winner of the drama critics circle award 150- and donaldson mnck do you hfad lotta ijnip- seys column ivison to per son in tht clobe fc mail if you do youll probably recall her article in lasi thursdays paper about ha by linda patterson out standing infant daughter if mrs alfred patterson toronto hut you probably wouldnt lie aware that mrs patterson is the foiuur ethel canton of geortctown and sister of mrs staii allen for this reason youll doubtless find it doubly in teresting to hear about her remark able baby little lynda when born 2 months prematurely on march 16th weighed only 2 pounds five ounces and there were two especially important factors about this little mite of humanity that made her a very sxeiiil premature first of all was her amazing vit ality under such circumstances the babeinincubator is left undistur bed as much as is feasible hut lynda did not follow the usual pat tern and by the third day she op ened her eyes and was suirmuig over on her back a fe pr unheard of under the circumstances and now that lynda is home a bright alert five-pound-four-oun- cer mrs patterson has established something of a triumph of matern ity over fact in that she is able to nurse her child after all these weeks of separation when lynda was arti ficially fed this is probably attri butable to mrs pattersons determ ination and certainty that this child the second after one she has lost woufsiie and flourish in a recent housing move on churchill crescent mr and mrs eddie staplcton have mo ved from town and their house is reiud by mr and mrs rober foottit and their two children mr foottit is employed at alliance paper mills ltd aiyi up lo the pre sent the foottits have ben living in their home town of acton mrs foottit the former jean bennio attended high school here ajso on churchill crescent mr and mrs don arthurs and daughter lynda have moved from their house and will make their home with mrs arthurs parents mr and mrs jeorge hiddall on george street a new hesident of town is mrs m sheffield of erin mrs sheffield a sister of mrs robert andrews occupies the other half of the double white frame house next to the baptist church where the andrews live mrs shef field is a widow with a grown fam ily all of whom are married and living away from home staying with mrs shef field is 90year old mr c e mcmillan also formerly of erin mr mcmillan who celebrated his 9hh birthday april 24th is wellknown in thus district as a violinist several times he has won the om tytne fiddlers contest at the cne before retirement mr mcmillan was in the real estate business irnerin he is a native of erin township and has two sons elmer on a farm near erin and theodore of port dover the couple who occupied the side of the house where mrs shef- field now lives were mr and mrs adam kleckner they came from saskatchewan- and after living in town for a short time returned to that province thought wed just add our congratulations to the many whicft have been ex tended to c e start kc of tara one of the oldest practising solici tors in canada who a week last sunday quietly celebrated his 91st bithdafct we have met tfrisfine gentleman through friendhusbands family his son j e start a law yer practising in windsor is mar ried to our sisforinlaw mr c e start has beth prac ticing law in tara for 68 years and wed say another nearrecord is established in the fact the men of his family have been lawyers for five generations his great grand father practised at plymouth eng land his grandfather was an on tario lawyer after he caihe to can ada from england his father prac ticed at hamilton and his son j e start as we mentioned before is practicing in windsor mr and mrs howard canning- ham and children ross and nancy have moved to jordan station the cunninghams have lived in one of mr harold marshalls apartments on queen street for the two years they have been in town a combined meeting of the cubs scouts cgjt and explorers was held in st johns memorial hall on friday evening the occasion was centred on a visit of bob goldham vho spdkc to the group and ani swercct the mahy questions of the young hockey enthusiasts of the group movies were shown and presentations of a flashlight to cub bob kidd and a scout knife to cub tom forgrave were made these awards wore made for high achieve ment in card sales a fine lunch was served by ladies of the boy scout auxiliary the boy scouts ladies auxiliary will meet in st johns sunday school room on monday 8 pm a number of second class scout are planning to form a patrol and attend the st williams camporm and forestry weekend regular- pack meetings of the p leaping wolves little beavers and eagles were held on regular night cub choir will be disconstinued for the summer months after wed nesday evening cubs and scouts are urged to secure full uniforms for the scutai own to be held in june a meeting of the group committee is scheduled for next wednesday night stewarttows chancel lamps honour memory of church worker last week two electric lamps have been placed in the chancel of st johns -church-by- ai m wiillam- hulls in memory of mrji hulls mother mrs cash rev j e max well acknowledged them with thanks at the sunday evening ser vice mrs cash during her resi dence here played the organ in church and sunday school and taught a class in the sunday school sympathy is extended to mr and mrs calvin bailey ancl their family in the death of mr baileys mother last saturday mrs bailey was formerly beatrice hodge of stewarttown congratulations to mr and mrs w bradley tlte former christine dickenson on the birth of a litne son a brother 1o eileen and brcn- da happy birthday to roma fara- gher who was eleven last friday and bobby corley whose birthday was yesterday wa meeting was held at mrs c smiths home thursday after noon visitors with mrs iauson on sunday were mr ahd mrs will iawson and dnughter beth of tor onto fourteen members attended the meeting of st johns guild at mrs 1 c murrays home tuesday even ing the ladies are busy sewing and knitting for their fall bazaar the may meeting of the aypa was held in the school friday with a good attendance and hev j e maxwell conducted the devotional period mrs c blizzard won a contest hidden books of the bible games were under the direction of frances jenklnson and lois bessey mrs e hodge and mrs c a graht were hostesses for lunch the basis of canadian prosperity is a high national income distribu ted with to individual con tribution to production church news xorval hornby stewarttown anglican churches rev j e maxwell ba lth si pauls norvai 730 jtnii evensong except 1st sunday in month holy communion 1100 am st stephens hornby 11 00 am morning prayer except 1st sunday in month evensong 300 pm st johns stewarttown 300 pm evensong except 1st sunday in month evensong 730 pm orange lodge degree conferred on rawson wor bro stanley iamont of hornby paid his official visit as county master to koyal oak lodge iol no 245 last tuesday highlight of the meeting which tok place in the oddfellows hall was the conferring of the itoyal arch purple degree on bro ernie itawson a member of the local lodge wor urn joe hall sr a past county master extended an official welcome to mr iamont assisting in conferring the degiee were four past county masters c ueatty j wilson and hubert brownridge iiornb and james stokes canip- bellvilie wor bio kred mcnally also a past county master extended a vote of thanks to the visitors foi their ellort in making it an outstanding night in local lodge history lunch was served after the meeting visitors attended from acton milton bronte hornby ami niiip- bellville dolt yourself resurface your own floors new dustiest electric sanding machines edgers floor polishers for rent ted bludd painting decorating phone 660 po box 40 john r barber elmer c thompson freeman kersey elmer c thompson insurance service fire auto windstorm canadian pacific railway transcanada airlines steamship tickets on all lines hi cruise and travel advisers mill st georgetown telephone 1 19w i nursery stock roses shrl bs trees evergreens magnol ias gooseberries rasplrries red black currants j b wilson son 2 maple avenue phone 248 opposite golf link attention farmers we are paying the highest prevailing prices for dead or crippled farm animals horses cattle hogs a telephone collect for immediate service gordon young limited toronto empire 33636 gualph 3334 11 fottiigyfrikfrk sfflshl ms i