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f t no tm ekmtoarownhmbilb wedaeeday brtatafc april sotk ism pages for expert eye cm oanfcult i o t walker oelerneirlat s main st north brampton over abeue drug store phone office 500 re 830 hour 0 to to 6 pjn dally evening by appointment flowers for every o c cas ion detign worfat tptihyl klown by wire anywhere 1 in the world norton floral triangle 73513 gaorgtewn iu6akmuttv at ptumtee here 15 our vclwtim tonou thehmpst worttmat wecawdoj bill g aft butt sarah street p triangle 71638 travel notes its time to plan your summer cruise thar i a fina variety of crultei en the oreat lake priced to tult every pocketbeelt your enquiries are invited coniult john r barber travel advlaec john r barber aoency insurance travel trianele 7m31 mill street wiring commeraal and domestic at leos electric service i mill street beatty pumps liberal tradein 72901 pprlirvich chatting vnll mfl m wi uhard it again last nisjht about ll30ysh sounded like a very lowflying plane but we didnt jump up to peer out into the dark as bad been our wont for the past week when we heard it no more would that throbbing motor bring a stab of uneasiness as it see med to veritably akim our rooftop we know better now inquiring am ong the neighbors had set our mind at rest we know now what the plane was no plane at all but a die- set locomotive flying up the- cnr tracks at the tame time each night an overactive imagination plus at mospheric conditions which some- times xlo make the v ound a if they are on the tracks sure had us worried for a while talking about noises at night a chap who has just recently re turned from v in ting vancouver tells us that at 000 pm every evening he heard a big boom as if from a cannon he never did find out whe ther it was a curfew or not but he suspected it was for looking out of his hotel window right afterwardi he noticed the streets were empty of people and they seemed to pretty well stay that way contrary to some of the unfavourable publicity vancouver has been receiving of lste he says it is very quiet city in the evening 3 we were glad to hear that the georgetown string quartet has rrsuiml practising again it is about three years since they lait played together the group has been meeting one evening a week during th winter in each others homes they practise or play for their own pleasure mainly doing compositions by bach mozart and handel j i iambert plays the viola archie kerr 2nd violin keith llarber cello and mrs j it staines first violin next year the players hype to enlarge thp group we were doubly glad to hear about the string quartet because it gave us an opportunity to learn sonic interesting facts abouj their newest member mrs staines sj mrs staines myrra started her musical career early at the age of five as a matter of fact when she was seven she started competing in musical festivals in kngland which she tells us are aim tlar to those in can ada exrrpt hat they arc on a much larger scale she was very successful in these competitions and has a large collection of medals and cups attesting to her talent it was only natural that she should make a career of her music studying with the koyal academy of music in london for some years the piano was her primary interest with thr violin her secondary study one ol the highlights of her years at the academy was playing the violin in the royal academy orchestra at the time sir henry wood conducted after she left the academy myrra taught music in a iriva ate girls school and also did a lot of piano accompanying for professional singers adding to her versatility and serving her country as well during the yar myrra joined the waak o become a wireless op orator needless to say in addition to her regular duties she was great ly in demand as an entertainer when they became aware of her musical accomplishments myrra comes by her musical tal ents quite honestly her father is an excellent singer and her mother had a musical academy of her own in northern kngland her father took up making violins as a hobby and turned his hobby into quite a suc cess myrra used to play concerts on his violins her three sisters all play musical instruments and the family found great pleasure in playing together in spite of the fact that the piano is her first study myrra telu us it seems that now she plays the vio lin more than the piano members of st georges have enjoyed hearing her accompany mrs w f bradley at lhe organ on easter sunday and at thn induction service of their new rector speaking with a former rcc- tor of st georges at the recep tion following the induction ca nonfred wasc of dunnvillc wu thought it was of interest to icaryt that his daughter mary has also made music her career she is teaching mu sic at the schools in brighton thin year now for a few more names of families in clovcrdnle height subdivision wo were listing somo of the people who live on henry stroet last week so these arc moro residents of henry street mr and mrs georgo barber mr and mrs georgo h arnold mr ond mrs richard j hogan mr and mrs william r fuller mr and mrs tho mas mcnomara mr and mrs hobbs mr and mrs pat delanoy mr and mrs donald h smith mr and mrs goorge tiaard mr and mrs w u hilts h f beaunont preache hornby church service a special laymens service was held in st stephens church hornby last sunday when tho congregation of st johns stowarttown arid st pauls norval joined with thorn in worship laymen taking part in tho service lncludod messrs allan hartop john bradley dick wellor thomas hunter anil gordon brain mr h f boaum- aont glen williams preached tho sor- mon v j limhhoutal mrs harry swito1s institute president succeeding airs ed sanford in the position mrs harry smith was elec- ted president of limehouse womenji institute at the annual meeting april 7th in the memorial hall mrs a j smethurst took the chair for the election and the following officers were chosen mrs harry smith president mrs ed sanford vice president mrs jack roughley 2nd vice president mrs john w no ble secretary treasurer mrs a j smethurst district director mrs w mitchell alternate mrs harry brown mrs- frank brown mrs chart f jones mrsb karn branch directors mrs koughley mrs charles uered- dith plan kts mrs smethurst press reporter mrs j t noble alternate mrs charles jones roll calf com- m it lee conveners are mrs fred geary mrs james nuble agriculture snd canadian industries mrs ii brown mrs cyril clarke citizenship and education mrs j kllerby mrs smethurst community act ri lies and public relations mrs rough j ey mrs r turner home economics health mrs s klrkpatrick mrs w mitchell historical research current events and tweedsmmr history mrs james noble flower and fruit mrs ted brown mrs newton ituddell audi tors fourteen ladies enjoyed a noonday luncheon provided by the committee fur the month roll call was answer ed by 18 ladies paying their fees the correspondence read by mrs j w nolilc included several thank ou ittters a letter regarding vx tension of the hospital at miltun th akaocution meeting in trafalgar hall iind a plea for mure help for korea if being vouhi t this latter projttt the incoming president and secre tary were delegated to attend the tb meeting the letter from milton was tallied for the present as two delegates who had attended a meet trig in georgetown cslled by the chamber of commerce reported and it was decided to give any support missible to georgetown if that town goes ahead with a hospital kach committee convener gave the yearly report showing a very good ear for the w 1 penny round up bags were distributed the district director said that the cxoottntjemcounty farm pond policy since halloa farm feud policy went into effect la 1ss3 a total of 136 pollution have been nude to dte in the three yean eubaldle totalling 472310 have been paid on 49 farm pond eorulructed and approved it may be eurprising to learn that notwithstanding the large number of application received in not one of the three year la which the policy hai been in effect hu a aufficjent num ber of pond been conitructed to util- liie the total amount of the grant made jointly by the ontario depart ment of agriculture and hilton coon- ty council thou interested in constructing a farm pesd or dutout in ibm wiuld be well advued to contact the hilton office of the ontario department of agriculture at once and place their application an application made nf ter a pond ii completed tir in courte of conatruction doea not qualify un der the regulation governing the pol icy aiide from thu early filing of application would facilitate the in- ipccttdn and approving f til and avoid disappointment kitchen bit allnew 54abinet sink skoal district annual will be held at ash- grove june lit and the w i picnic in lxwville park probably july 13th or 20th burlington nelson and paler mo branches arc arranging races etc launch will be pooled nd served at 100 oclock see page 4 announcing our free drug delivery service for oeorgetown and gun williams maccormacks drug store tr 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