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tuji okoboetown hitwufn wednesday zveninf sept m ibm page call u tr 72521 for excavating and grading ponds cellars ttc top soil 5and amu gravel lanes haulage ere ffltmoxial 3rjeal a monument built of enduring franlta or marble symbolic in design and rev erent in purpose resting in surroundings of peace and beauty a tribute ot r pact and honour to the dead a constant aourea of indira uon to tna living he rnpler no asjrats you pay as camnualaa bay dlraa a card or letter will brln oar aerrtaa year dear oakvillejuonument works cemetkbv lettehino monuments cleaned it celbsrat street west oskvlll mammammmmimmmmmmmbmamdmmmmmi w our new truck now on the road to bring you on the spot fuel oil service watch for the distinctive green and lemon truck summer coal prices stove coal 2450 nut coal 2400 w h kentner son trianglet2851 discuss your full requirements with us fred whyte buried here last week frederick george whyte 73 wu burled in greenwood cemetery last tueaday following funeral service in guelph he died in cuelpfa geo eral hospital october 18th he had been in failing health for the plat two years mr wbyte had lived in gucfph for 30 years where ha operated the gulph bowling club until his re tirement two years ego before that he had beeo to business in toronto with hi brother as the whyte sig nalling co lie was a native of toronto and for some years lived 1b new york city where be worked with a railroad in the midthirties he was wh- known in sport circles us manager of thii guelph profemionjil bull club although mr whyto was never s geocgeuwn resident his parents lived here on victoria street far mime lime then moved to toronto afur liis mothers deth his father william whyte married miss jen nie sherman of town and lived on mil pie aouiuc until ms death few years ufco he is survived by his wife the former kdith gjrtlry of george town iul one son cartlry whyte juhpti a daughter mrs klorerce smiley of klu inner died ten years uno and a son flying otfner wil liam whyte vu kllel overseas in world war ii a biolher john of loronln and silex m arthur lilight toronto alio survlvt hi v a 4 lurkir conducted grutcmdu aver ti with frit iuis al- tending from kingston u ueville toronto kluhtmr barrio aiul georgetown mivrltwooi thirtyfive pupils attend stone school tin re are thirty fiw pupil cn- mi11 t le moim sthimil with mi marjunr slitw it it at her t ollow lit la the list a cording to gradi s rnit- h lmlti hurt ltk r hedge 1lllimlm 1 lmsoii ihrherl wilson graiic 7 mabil grolk tteno vtey iul 0 imm m- hovi hint vnwtni hurt hmtxr olljorne p t- glnn grnle ionum hurt dm1 khlniy huurt kux marjji- i t m kinvin j iujuiiiiil hurt alit t olijorik pitri k graham viola melaievtm hit hard wign r grade j marjor hint i rry hurt james graham kt hh imi v nil kldne yt lindauer diane m lunvm grudt 1 jom llaihy bonny ik 11 caiiiri llriuh ri uou rt milan mr lit n as it now home nun cmlph hospital whin he was out lined for ten di s and ie is recup erating at his home mr william it nortons sister end night school classes north halton night school management committee in cooperation with north halton high school district board announce night classes in three centres milton r elementary clothing children a clothing advanced clothing u tailoring millinery a leather carving d advanced metalcraft jow cilery elementary lcathcrcrafl beginners oil painting intermediate oh painting a advanced oil painting plastics b box ixom weaving e current events home building c electric welding first aid acton shop work beginners oil painting intermediate oil painting a advanced oil painting aluminum tray etching typewriting childrens clothing elementary clothing advanced clothing el em ei uury leothcrcraft b box loom weaving millinery courses will consist of 12 twohour lessons commenc ing tuesday nov 2nd at 8 p m and each tuesday fol lowing until dec 7 recom- mencins on jan 11 until fob 13 gkorgitown ceramics elementary oil painting intermediate oil painting a advanced oh painting millinery public speaking aluminum tray etching a advanclii leathcrcraft wood carving lino block printing a silk screen printing b box loom weaving plastics home building c electric welding a tailoring fell ilnslc fee for nil cnurws is 5 00 200 forwonlcd with the application form 3 00 balance at first lesson attended a these advanced classes require an addltionol fee of 2 00 over ijasic fee b box ioom students should bo prepared to build box ioom buy one from a former student or have one made for approximately 8 00 c welding students jroy an additional fee of 500 over basic fee d jewellery making course requires an addltionil fee of about 5 00 over the basic fee e fbr current events at least 30 applicants must be secured for a class in all instances students will pay for the cost of materials used minimum of 15 applicants must bo secured for each class except current events the committee reserves the right to cancel or carry any class it wishes further information may bo obtained from local committeo chairmen milton mrs v norrls acton mrs w j beatty georgetown mr don barrugcr application for niq1it school classes complete and mail before october oth 1054 to secretary of night classes mrs w c reynolds georgetown please state mr mrs miss address please punt r pflione please enrol me 1 first choice r4 a aecond choice in the acton mluon geprgeuwolttrv high school note be aura the cpunos yoji indicate are offered in the centre you designate byushaluhg early you increase your chances ol obtaining thret choice ot courses s be stirwaenclc2wregilration toe balaneeoto toa paid at flrrteuas attanaed li y a i l ciwolciiilitmttmananart commlttm call tr 73271 tr 72674 for your construction needs concrete work footings cellar floors sidewalks block work brick layiris carpentry homes garages a kitchens bathrooms remodeling modernizing mcnally construction elgin street near cnr station ier husband mr and mrs gaorgo km of owen sound jent the week erul wltht mr and mrs norton mrs t thornikson of toronto win tlu if u est of mr am mrs em but- kin last week iylendi and acquaintances t mr und mrs e i miller are pleased to luvc them back in their midst after si nine week vutjtlmi with friends in england and scotland as vell as u two week tour of xhe continent they viewed the beauty of such euuiktrlrft as jcrmany itelgiuin austria switzerland and krsnce us mell as uie drvastalion raused by wur hiey refiort it ail as very en lightening and invlgurating but still tt 1 the beauty of canada to be un- x lll eauiks dav at fjou club the last ladles day which will i be jull at noris luuon golf club i thli yrar last tuesday saw hiddsn i mrurv prizes awarded to mrs s w- 1 orr and mrs c v williams mrs cynl brandfora and mrs w b hamilton were tujsaeases th mmwltum htn tht snrm cstttitum ttsi ii uxru faftr ttm iketch by the prominent swedish artist gunnar druscwitz depicts stockholms mnrhle halls it was here that the seagram collection of paintings of canadian cities was visited by more than 3 1 000 swedish citizens who came to sec this colour ful canadian exhibition everywhere these paintings went north and south of the equator on both sides of the atlantic they won newfriendsand favpurablecom- ment for canada in sixteen cities along a 3000omtle international route through i foreign lands more than a quarter of a million people came to sec these original canvases of 22 of our cities and from them gain a new understanding of canada and her remarkable achievements during its year abroad the seagram collection or paintings carped for canada thousands of columns of newspaper reports editorials re views and pictures magazine articles radio and television broadcasts newsreel films all commenting on these portrayals of our thriv ing cities and all serving to make canada talked about the world over zhcjiouse of seagram snokjun outi of m snssmatlomm tousi sam uah havana ubko cry casacas ho m jxhbw tao muto subios abks monttvuo kuu lomooh rittvoawa stockhdoj 1m haouc madm 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