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the georgetown herald wednesday february 8th 1956 page 2 glen williams james rockard 76 was logan quarryman a lifelong resident of glen wil bams where he worked as a quarry man and later as night watchman at a textile mill james crockard 76 was buried in glen williams cemetery saturday following funeral service at the harold c mcclure funeral home in town mr crockard was horn on ship board when his mother was cmigrat ing from ireland to canada he at tended public school in the glen and high school in georgetown then wor ked for raany years in the logan quarries unmarried he made his home with his mother until her death and latterly bved alone in a house be side the glen bridge of late years he was night watch man at the old barraclough mill and then had a similar job with glen tc tiles in the building which was de stewarttown owing to the heavy snowfall last monday the junior w a meeting had to be cancelled the w a meeting last week was held at mrs blizard s home with a quilting the w a meeting this week is thursday february 9th will be at mrs bluard s home at 2 p m next week friday february 17th the world day of prayer meeting will be held at mrs sanfords home at 2 30 the ladies of the community arc invited to attend esqucsing w i meeting is being held at mrs h p lawson s home on wednesday evening of this week february 8 topic health happy birthday to ruby tenant for saturday february 11th stroyed by fire a few years ago he contracted pneumonia last week and on thursday was taken to st jos eph s hospital guelph where he died that evening he was a member of st alban s anglican church and rev kenneth richardson conducted the funeral scr vice on saturday pallbearers were gerry inglis doug logan bob mcmas tcr edward logan ed martin and gtorge c hewson coop cattle mineral tops in quality tops in results feeding tips if no concenlrate is used add 80 lbs of co op mineral to a to i of feed if concentrate is used or in other words a balanced ration s fed then feed mineral free cho ce do not force feed mineral due to competition we have placed the ncomp etc n ncnl th out salt on the market however for best feeding purpose e strongly recommend our regular coop cattle mineral which contains 25 salt this is a complete mineral co op mineral with salt without salt calcium 18 5 calcium 25 phosphorous 9 3 phosphorous 10 0 04 iodine 0 04 iron 0 35 iron 0 35 sail 25 cr sail r halt0n cooperative supplies free delivery route days tr 722 71 glen williams name lorriman eason wardens at st albans henry lorriman was elected peop le s warden and joseph eason was ap pointed rector s warden at the annual vestry meeting of st albans angh tan church january 30th the vestry followed a pot luck sup per and an evensong service rev kenneth richardson addressed the gathering prior to the business session and reported a steady increase in church activities a chapter of the brotherhood of anglican churchmen was formed and an avpa organized there were 19 baptisms 2 services of matrimony and 4 burials during the year tribute was expressed to all the pa rish organizations who worked dill gently to help lift the church out of debt the church was beautified with gifts of kneeling cushions for the al tar rail new burse and veil and two while satin cushions for wedding and confirmation services these theg ifl of ihe cinon wallace guild the retiring warden jack i ucas presinted the general church report and mrs william horziik that of the iidits guild mrs gorodn hilts re ported for the c inon wilhci guild limn lorriman for the bat and dunn i bmnitt for the sundi school an letivik of the ginun willaci mid is lislrihntu n f a hundred thureh ti ml irs i lie nun hid a mil e i sful project in the p insh pie nit i i n pi si nl iiuts to snod me ar thur liuiinunt who dlendul the ji niril snod tn i dinonton list w ir i ml joseph i ison with u 1 m i ii urns is sulistiluli gordon kills is eumi in r of sidesmen 1 ins i ir hit church pi ins i com pie it n hinllin tf tlii thurtli r of the church will opirite on a budget in i intuiphis i miuiil stiintlh n in f tin pinsh spirileiilk nunui it ilh- md funnci ilu don t ft ilit to nlttu gtorgi towns m t form il this 1 rid iv nilht in the rini it se room spon tied hj the hid notice to creditors in the estate of agnes edith moore spinster deceased ml pus ms hnim el urns i mst thi i stati of nes i dilh moor late of the limn i f ti ilui wi spmstti who du i on or about the 24th tin of ikiinibu 1 are htitbj nilifuil ti sin i pailieul irs of s line to the nn ursilmil on or lit fore the 10th day of mirth ad 10 ifter whieh d ite the tslite will be distributed with re garil onl to the claims of which the under si lii il sli ill then have notice and the undtisilncd will nut in li illle to im pi rson of whesc claims she slnll not then hue notice diled it leircetown this gth day of i bruin a d 19of isahelle moore executrix of the cstitf of agnes i tilth moore by her solicitors dme and jl nnett georgetown ontario 2 22 its ladies week friday feb 10 to saturday feb 18 at- girdwoods hardware next to iga supermarket bargains you cant afford to miss free with every purchase heavy pastel green ashtray beautiful design winning supreme aluminum ware 15 off brooms serving trays electric fry fans electric kettles 1 39 79 17 95 9 95 sunbeam irons 395995 johnsons glo coat chan paste wax gal 2 98 5 lbs 2 25 for this week only s t11ei tilei beautiful jaspe floor till 9vie plastic wall tile q ft 15c underlay plywood tq ft vm extra specials bh paint thit oldest canadian paint company hai offered for this one only a bargain in paint that can only bo called tenia- tionall 76 gallons while they last interior paint ny many b colouri qt 198 in many many beautiful colouri do it yourself and save we rent floor sanders edoexs polishers skill saws dhus ttu rollers cautkino ouns we deliver tr 73561 iga k 2 i hi it oranif and graperituit marmalade ic swii1imi id m tins sii iai ofrhi nfv domestic lib pkg orange juice 2 for 29c shortening 25c i ii mis in tomaio suu 15 0 tins l 1ck coohing 28 oz pkg spaghetti 2 for 25c cream of wheat 27c li i ni i mil nitmii i 1 1 n blade bone removed blade roast it i i 1 1 kin i itwni i m 1 1 short rib roast k i i i 1 kill 1 i hindi i ss side bacon h i l i 1 hill smoki i back bacon 11 s i mil i kill skim iss franks mm i i ii ry till- i 11 ci head cheese 35 lb 37c lb flat pkf 31c lb flat pkt 45c 1 lb ctllo pk 35c lb 29c iii 1nz ti hi totoll 02 btl ketchup 23c i mowiltll i stin 7 lb bag flour 49c inirri m iiit1 cross toilet tissue 2 rolls 21c c t npp h it i i omlijid 15 oz tins plums 3 tins 29c k v empire mi pkg of 28 biscuits 29c it 1nsi m 1 lb tin chocolate 45c alimrl inc liw drop 20 oz tins peas 2 tins 33c shrovl tu1sday fl vtlre 4 lj lb aljn ji mima 1 pxe pancake mix 2 ml crown iirand corn syrup 47c old tmp tiblc syrup 16 oz jug 23c vz price sale detergent lgo pkgs fab 2 pkgs 59c ad no 1 famfd for quaiity prince edward island 0 potatoes 10 35c 1 1 orida c risp grfen pascal large size celery stalks 3 for 25c tews mw crop firm green new cabbage lb 6c import d prishtfnder large bunch broccoli 29c ontrio fancy grade macintosh apples 3 lb bag 25c california emperor red grapes 2 lbs 25c frozen food feature pictsweet frozen fresh turkey chicken or s 4jeef vhsiog meat pies 25c penny sale feature of institute meeting the regular meeting of the worn en a institute was held at the home of mrs w t evans mountainvicw road wednesday february 1st mrs frank pctch president presided at the meeting of forty two ladles op ening with the w 1 ode followed by the mary stewart collect roll call was replied to by taking the first let tcr of one s name and replying with a city beginning with that letter mm utcs were read and approved and the treasurers report given a letter was received from j l lambert thanking the wi for in tcrest and help for the high school commencement a letter regarding the convention at the oac for branch secretaries in may 10th 11th was read the salada tea contest was dis cussed but was left over for the march meeting the shower for the layette waa well responded to this will be kept on hand for needy cases mrs r t paul read two letten from the wjs pen pal in weiterham england thanking them for the boxes sent for their christmas mrs clarence hayes had the motto for home and country and give a lot of information about the womens institute also some chances that haw taken place tn th department th motto for horn ft country was devised bv laura rom stsplmt who resided in georgetown and will be remembered by many a motion was made to hold a largo euchre to be held in the future the committee in charge of it is mrs frank robinson mrs wellington wil son mrs damon roberts mrs harry scott mrs harold cleave and mrs wm hunter each member to be re sponsible for bringing four or more guests but ecrvonc is welcome mrs w g bell helping hand con vener reported a quilt made by her committee the program committee mn william marshall and mrs wei hogton wilson had mrs william cro- mar as their guest and entertainer she gave two very interesting read ings entitled aunt tllley testifies and 1 have to live with myself mrs wuham sinclair gave a vote of thanks to the hostess mrs evans and mrs cromar and all who took part in the meeting after the singing of the queen the meeting closed a very successful penny sale was held after this arran ged by mrs george campbell mrs fred armstrong mrs wellington wilson mrs cecil davidson mrs e r robinson mrs r t paul and mrs a c bailey a lovely lunch was ser ved by the hostess and committee leader subject communism or christianity which will it be 6 10 p m watchtower study every thursday 7 40 p m theocratic ministry school 8 40 p m service meeting jihovah witni ifll kingdom hall 48 mala st presiding minister a i georfi smday february utt 700 pjn fahlfe loc wp furniture sale continuing huo bargain for all daymond home furnishings guetpht ultrsmodm furniture stor 107 si ntxt door guelpht but 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