waseariy csatractar beats of etna aasje mahle mckay at wait seek bc recently re- i ova of csvsjetowne oariiar fata- i who played a prominent part la i towns history- aoss mckay was the youngest child i wallarabkay and all wife uabeuh r who emigrated trotn tongue about 1849 settled tint at lie and a taw yar later la own tfcair none was la the oa cutis street where llr mr cyril brandford nov live mckay was a contractor ancttme fthe large homes ha constructed was arnold residence oa queen street known as the grandview apart- aftse mckay was ban la o tows and was a school tssrtsr here for a few years she left tcru wheal aha was a young woman and took a secretarial boeitiaa with aa importing firm la winnipeg then forty years ago moved to v where aha worked with the sane firm she re tired several years ago and made her home la w etihokkcte- torn hh hh home la white bock she was the last surviving mwnhw of a family of seven these being mrs w g tubby isabella mrs c wood lull elizabeth walter william hugh and oliver the latter was a georgetown merchant operating a store oa mill street la the present location of bucks food store ilia mckay was buried ia white rock her closest relatives are a chucbttxrttoeoos rbcemt sjlatvrwtus frieads of chmeelh uadtad caarea eoagragatina recently gathered la the church basement to spend a few hours with mr and mrs frank thompson a recent bride and groom games were played and thai ah swaekhamer called the f to attention and read a short address mr sad mrs thompson were presen ted with a lovely quilt from their friends st cburchtll and a dumber of other ju r pagct wednesday aealac october ix 1mb tub mofteattowm m 01 p leads st ther wu lece itn niece mrs g 11 maaselle r r i acton a grand niece mrs elizabeth vaastraicn san mateo california and grand nephews rodman tubby las angeles end walter tubby clark- stone washington mrs p b coffin of town u a distant relative on the mckay kide accessories fall i tam 9fi s 98 bww 1 poutf tvitl sava 800 39 plate morpower banery fcattsjrf tfhe mllt mfeemitt ftils ii ttf t altteemtuti gslattw a j ma to a 95 and yur omiuhsry p a m 4 um mwii niavt duty baaate- lw ima tara mm est cawehaa tlra fwa y uoi hwf tumsktvtct araw as aula na mmp saesutt tut rtm iuia mo rowift hi watit fa- u 1j 4 iuj r ltoi ru sio is 11 45 i clau 4 rt 1545 saws up to 80 u mufflers and pipes mufflers plymouth pohtiac ifii se ull si 1siss3 114is itlt si tttsse 1941 si 141 st mi se 5 so sn tji 7ji evm e10 775 5h tail and exhaust pipes 1s4i4s is4tl im 1sis4s ims ii a isjs4s 14 ii 11 lx tji lllwml ats suae i aso sse hi see ae ii esa asa ae s aa it aaa aee it auea a10 fltmouth li i2imt a aa ae tfmfej t ums m w fum faefrfib fvhad tidr bassssstsssatbw v f t a aw p c r jffflhlto ftl at ej tore jj 1s01 guelph st gcorgerewn p 1 tr 72965 lloyd morks authocized dcaui neighbourhood sewing machine gioicrrowh 4 main st n tt 7203 building permits slacken only 125000 in september while srplcnibrr uw a cunndrr able alarkinu off in building permit uaued by iktuglaj wilson town en if in err who ia alivo scorcctown i buillin inspector there wu atill a healthy to tal of 124 b4s and a total permit rrv enue of 305 fur the month hulk of this figure was made up by permits fur 16 bunjfslowi the rr onto firm of skelly macklin which building in ielrrx took out permit for ten of these the other sn were taken out by delaney construction which is also building in tht east rn part of town only other major item in september was a permit issued to ir charles vayers uw for an ddi tion to his house on durlph stnrt there were aeveral permits isu 1 for smaller amounts for repairs i at ages and altt rations september t figures hovrs thit ears total to over three and a quar ter million dollara with expectation that it might reach the four million dollar mark before the yearend the 1943 figures by months are january 32 000 february 62 000 march 185 000 april 230 000 uay 122 000 june 23a 000 july 1003r25 august 1224700 september 124 b45 tot a i 3 253 370 farm forum important solve rural problems that there u a definite need of or ganizationa in rural communltils where people may meet and discuss their common problems was very ablv shown by harold spccra when he ad dressed the members of halton coun ty farm forum committee when they met to discuss plans for the coming season mr speera emphasized the fact that farm forum off era a aplen did opportunity for these discussions but farm forums muat not become mere social gathering he stressed we should have a purpose if we firmly bclieye in what we arc doing always striving for the good of the most we can expect to make progress there is a need tor diplomatic leaden who can prevent personal clashes he said most people dont object to being led but refuse to be pushed during the business psrt of the meeting arrangements were made for a training class for farm forum offic ers and for the annual fall rally officers for the coming year are honorary chairman s turner and the home economics teacher george town wi speaker mrs kubrt iteas who u home econ oimcn teacher rtfwn hivh vhml was tfuest speaker at last u tl nela a meeting of grorgrtown worn mi institute her talk was the fea turn of the meeting which was a it an tint b mrs stanley gowland and rua v itawion conveners of linme econ omica and health musical entertainment was provided by to mm marshall with his accord kin and mrs cecil davidson talked on the motto say it now the octo ber birthday gruup provided some laughs with a parody of the tv show tthit s m 1 inc there were 31 member present at the meeting at the home of mrs wil ham hunter king street miss mamie campbell was appointed to represent the tt i on the community swimming pool committee mrs r t paul was put in charge of sending a christmas pared to an institute in chestcrham rtiglantl with which the local ladies have been in contact mm frank pctch who substituted for mrs seward ttilson in attending a district directors meeting in mihon rrportcd that the county w i la buy ing a strong box for filing important papers frtjf branch will contribute to it purehaafe and it will be kept in the rarmrrv building in mil ion the tt i is also arranging purchase of a book on county history written hy mrs gwendolyn clark for each school in halton mrs norman snyder thanked the hostess and those who contributed to the program and the hostess and lunch committee served refreshments bill booths taxi fot prompt service tr 7 2596 president of the county deration of agriculture chairman clifford brown vice chairman william hume secretary treasurer mrs m j brown mr hume expressed the apprecla tion of farm forum members for the efficient service mr turner had given during his term of office as county chairman the anglican parish st georges sunday october ltth trinity xix youth sunday 8am holy communion corporate for avpa and ileakfsst 0 45 a m primary main church school 10 so a m nursery and beginners dcpt 11 am holy communion 3pm halton deanery local council meeting in the church rooms 7pm evensong installation of branch officers aypa fel lowship hour for congregation and confirmation candidates af ter tho scrvitej every thursday 10 a m holy communion st albans glen williams 030 am holy communion 1040 ajn churcli school mswgwjm v 0 aluminum was named by a maai who never taw it in l07 the treat actcaitut sir llutnphrey davy ucachted that alumina had ametaillcbaje but failed to tod a way to extract the metal but he went ahead anyway and chmtrned the untocn metal aluminum later ho changed hi mind and renamed it alu minium both versions an ut i used wonder if the english arirnlisl ever dreamed of the day when in faroff canada millions of hydrocled rtc horsepower would unlock the riches of ajumina to produce more than 500000 tons vof aluminum a year f aluminum company of canada ltd alcan peter pruneau plasterino stucco work pr estimates nejv er repairs ss ontario st tr 73m3 qjcoloqyszz the fact that a mam cam cum dowm a r4ir of ru88er heel9 noestjy prove hvs a detective wiring commercial and domestic beatty pums liberal tradeins mill street til- 0