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1 see the latest 1955 hallicrafter tv models om ob milliere television sales showroom at 12 weueyan stoet t just ow main ttuflt 73405 bishop officiates induction of rev kenneth richardson page 11 yhk ckokomrowh wtutald wednesday evening april jttk u69 georgetowns up brand beef market modern meat market 7 main street diat trinou 7340 blade roast ssv lb 49c short rib roast lb 52c loin pork roast lb 49c lean minced beef lb 29c niagara brand bacon lb plcg 50c weiners pks 39c quality is a musi wlfh us proprietor stan hutchinson 7 main street north triangu 73410 hkkald advkrtising brings rksutts on wednesday bt rev walter bitfniu anglican bishop of niagara officiated at the institution and induc tion of rev kenneth richardson as the 22nd rector of st georges church georgetown and st albana glen williams the bishop was assisted at this im pressive ceremony in the georgetown church by canon e kjgbyof the nia gara church house and archdeacon a c mackintosh hamilton who led the hew rector to the various parts of the church where admonitions were read the archdeacon acted m rector fur several months last fall after arch deacon thompsons retirement canon k c jackson oakyille who is rural dean read the licence dr a 11 oneilwho was principal of huron college 1ondop when mr richardson was a student aifd who is now secretary of the- british and kor eign bible society preatbed the ser mon dr oneil spoke of how it is posihle for church people to disagree on religioui matters just y they do in secular yet not let this influence them in working together for a higher purpose he compared the church to a family where arguments often ar isc but there is itill hsrmony and happiness in the overall picture the krys of the parish were prcsen led by churchwarden kdwin wilson and harry savings for st georges and jack iucas and joseph eason for t albans muic for the service was arranged by the choirmaster ilrucc hardin and organist mrs w r uradlcy a reception was held in the audi toriutn of wrigglesworth school with member of st georges wa daugh tera of the church snd st albani guild serving refreshments the lab les were adorned tastefully with spring flowers bishop hagnall spoke briefly during the social time and the new rector and mrs luchardson rec eived congratulations from friends from all parts of the diocese honour ed guests were his parents mr and mrs thomas richardson ienetang clergy and laymen from all parts of niagara diocese attended the cere rnony and visitors from toronto and huron diocese were alio present rev ales calder rev alfred barker and rev morgan mcfarlsoc represented three local churches anglican cler gy include canon f wase dunnvillr minister here several years ago kv maxwell parker director of the ang lican publishing bouse toronto ca non a 1l davis field secretary of he missionary society rev g g russell stratford rev j t m swan gait rev fred pierre hamilton bishops chaplain canon s kirk caielph ca non a t p holmes niagara palls rev evan jones acton rev d c brown klora rev ii thomassoo st lukes hamilton rev a tooke guelph rev c raymond mt fof est rev j e maxwell norval ltmehousl travel talk play entertainment evening a most enjoyable evening was spon sored by the bazaar committee of the wi on saturday miss iveni was chairman for a programme of festival numbers by the pupils of gibraltar school directed by mr crawford douglas a play by the al ton junior partners red sky at night and over a hundred slides by mr mac spruwl describing s recent trip to the british isles snd several european countries mrs junford thanked the performen for the enter tainmcnl freddie giby celebrated his tenth birthday on saturday with a party in the afternoon and a show at night tor his school chums and friends on monday jack scholx entertained his chums in observation of his 12th birthday we regret that mrs ellerby his incn in guelph general hospital for the past week but hope that she may 1m improved in health soon visitors mr and mrs stuart smith and grandson jimmie hutchinson of wrv ton mr and mrs ii sinclair and dan ny of hamilton mrs annie mckay snd mr archie mckay of toronto and mr and mrs earl mckay and bllltc of brampton all with the patter sons and g sinclairs mr and mrs russell ksrn of bar rie mr alvin kam of london mr floyd karn of kitchener and mist iols miller of brampton with th kama here during last week joy patterson spent her holidays at weston the wms held the easter thank offering meeting at the homo of iri not just the exciting ride that mokes chevrolet dramatically new for when chevrolet decided to combine the agility and safety of a sports car with the room and comfort of a family car the designers were free to set the pace for things to come in functional dashing styling the result is a new kind of family car as you will discover for yburtelf when you take a pleasure drive at your local dealers why not call him today a gemhal morois value motor amic again thii year canadians continue to buy more chevrolets than any other car one stop chevrolet service lrg inventory genuine parts factory trained mechanic wheel balancing front end alignment body and fender repair and painting only at scott motors your general motors dealer 61 guelph street triangle 72251 annual meeting halton county tb and health association trafalgar hall monday april 25th public cordially invited to attend business session starts at 815 mrs kirkpatrick on thursday even ing with mrs fleuty of cookiville speaking on the inward cross il lustrating her talk by her own life experiences mrs gill the daugh ter of a iesbytcrian missionary vrai a visitor and told of her experiences in india where she was born snd spent her childhood she also sang two hymns in one of the native lan guages mrs a w norton sang and mm roughlcy played a piano tolo scripture was read by mrs mills and praer by mrs sanford text word was trust mrs a w benton thanked the speakers at the close iunrh was served afterwards since completing the upper room of s s no 0 during the holidays mrs lawon and mrs wilson presi ded in separate classroom on mon day morning hear prof john halla native indian christian professor of history at indore christian college indore india st johns united church on sunday april 24lh at 1 1 am and 7 pm daylight saving time farm news junior farmers hold oakville at home it is krjday evening or perhaps 1 should say saturday morning and have just returned from the llallon juniors annual at home in the oak ville high school where mrs white- lock and i along with warden robert shannon reeve a it service and miss marion service had the honour of acting aj patrons and patronesses for the gala event while the attendance was lower than normal it was nevertheless in many respects the most enjoyable at home yet held by halton juniors the president john w picket and his ar- ions committee members had every thing working smoothly and there seemed to be just a little more infor mality about the event which added to the general enjoyment the re freshments were ably handled by the juniors themselves and while it meant more work for those on the commit tee certainly it was a great impro vement over former years guests were in attendance from the counties of york peel went- worth haldimand norfolk and brant counties aa usual the young tidies in their party dresses were a pleasure to behold and lbc young men well they too were easy to look upon ind aside from thut the entire group were a real credit to the county of halton certainly those who stayed home be cause otthp change in location missed the best party ever hold by the hal- ton juniors when speed is the need emergency get prompt and certain delivery by calling us for your every drug need maccormadcs drug store tr 736w 9 main street n f- v r- i theatre party dinner for lady curlers monday a kroop of twenty members of georgetown ladle curling club had an outing in toronto the group had dinner at the nan- king thou went i to the royal alexan dra theatrotboe tho musical show guys and dolls i included in the party were mrs wray betsey margery macken zie mrs jack hart mrs bob reeve mtv stan flnlay mr bui mcnolly mrs harold hutchinson mrs dick l ucau mw harold mcclure mrs don barrager mrs ernie curry mra saittjjackon4rvjonmrikentle dor- othy parkinson mrs jack mcglbbon mrs norman devereaux mrs harold der jean buddell loll kldd farm news nttro cultures in strong demand the dilticuiklyjn securing catches o small seeds coupled with the high edst of alfalfa and red clover has re sulted in on unusually strong de- mand for legume cultures at the mil ton office of the ontario department of agriculture for the past three years these cut tures which are prepared by the bac teriology department at the ontario agricultural college have been in powder form which is a much more convenient form to use than in farm er years those sowing legumes on fields which have not grown thepar- jleular crop in recent years would be well advised to tako advantage of mb cheap insurance for a good catch twentyfive cents is the very nominal prleotoreaeh culture which is suffi cient to enseulate two bushels of alf alfa or clover seed- cancer credited with 17710 deaths killed nearly four times as many can- ikwun jwruell oher