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pence strings v wigo oothiiwkhlhao uiouoh money uvaiitliprlanti 1 out m surprised the amount wu cantaviovera pekooof 1imb8y dfialina with wigos for tv repairs for aerial installation for better service wigo tv free home trials remember tv a specialty not a sideline georgetowns largest tv store tr 73376 32 main street next to the municipal building headon crash kills brampton radio head plumbing and heating licensed plumbers certified lennox dealers ted tom hicken and clapham triingle 73952 triangle 73737 owner of brampton radio station cfjb fenwick job 38 was killed in stantly in a motor accident friday night on highway 10 four miles south of brampton the head on crash occurred in a snowstorm when a pickup truck dri ven by hugh mcarthur inglewood collided with mr jobs car with mr job were his wife and his four children mrs job suffered pos sible interna injuries a cut leg and head injuries murray 2 received face cuts and barbara 7 a fractured leg concussion and ghock two other chil dren keryl 10 anclvalerie 5 es caped with shock job was an expert in almost every field of radio he was born in winnipeg son of the late w fenton job and began his radio car eer at port huron he later worked at stations in hamilton timmins montreal and toronto as announcer and became national sales manager of ckey he became editor of the peel gaaette in brampton for a short time and late in 1953 founded the towns radio station cfjb became one of the foremost stations in canada winning the top canadian award for outstanding com munity service during hurricane haz- el mr job was serving his second year on the town council was active in lions club work and a member of the liberal party he served as a pilot officer in the rcaf during world war ii surviving besides his widow the former audrey harley are a brother lockslcy of richmond hill and a half- brother kenneth job in islington we service television all makes radios record players car radios appliances iron toasters etc ernies radio 24 years servicing mill street triangle 72701 herald advertising brings results in the mail bag archdeacons family thanks friends here st catharines ont friday march 23 1966 the editor the herald- georgetown ontario dear walter may i use the columns of the her ald to express for mother and myself our very deep and sincere thanks lu all dads georgetown and glen wil liams friends for their wonderful kindness to us in this present time of sorrow and during the past many years mother and i have been deeply m- ved and helped by the nuny expres sions of sympathy and were greatly supported by the presence of so many of dads friends at his funeral all these things mean so much by- cause they show the deep affection so many had for this happy man mother is well and has asked mc to say that she will be writing her friends as soon as she is able yours very sincerely jack thompson mac sprowl named to junior farmer executive four official delegates and one ex ecutive member represented halton county at the conference of the junior farmers association of ontario at the oac cuelph mac sprowl acton for the past two years a county director was named this year to the provincial executive committee delegates were phyllis bradley of milton donna ford from pal ermo norman bird from norval and jack black from moffat highlight of the weekend for the local representatives as well as visi tors was the naming of the halton debating team ontario champions russell mcallister of smiths falls was elected 1956 president succeed ing myrtle stewart of mono centre david barry of gait who was elec ted vice president gave the sermon at the church service sunday morn ing mac sprowl is one of six of the executive t r hilliard of toronto was renamed secretarytreasurer included on the weekend program were prflject reports panel discussion banquet and dance the weekly junior farmers radio broadcast originated from guelph when the new president visitors from the states and two of the winning de baters mac sprowl and george green- lees were interviewed briefly names of the four juniors selected for overseas exchange visits were an nounced mytrle stewart of dufferin county david barrie of waterloo county eleanor lillico of carleton and mac mclaren of renfrew will be making the trip to honour a lifetime for lifetimes to come in that solemn hour when the memofial is un veiled once again the family relatives and friends ga ther to remember their beloved who has fallen asleep to god as they behold the monumenf they pass at that moment through the silent corridors and unlock the treasures of memory these are the sweet remem brances of the life of the deceased which no one can take away we do not employ salesmen or canvassers you pay no commission manufacturers and designer of the finest monuments available anywhere cemetery lettering designs on request for appointment cell mr mckeller vi 4243 oakville monument works 90 colborne st w oakville were proud to show you our oil storage tanks and invite you to see them for yourself across from our king street office 20000 gallon storage capacity and our green and lemon truck always available to bring you on the spot fuel oil service and of course were in the coal business too whkentnerson triengu 72151 minos us to your door farm news ontario peel groups visit farms in halton j e w during the past two weeks two groups one from ontario county and ihe other from peel county have paid visits to halton see what is the latest in this up and coming county the first group some 25 junior farmers from the uxhndge vicinity first paid a visit to the ford plant following this they expressed a desire to visit the farms of fred and harvey nurse near ashgrove at the first farm they were particularly intrigued with the cement floors in the granaries poultry lofts and mows the 100 foot pit silo and the modern machinery storage and work shop at the harv ey nurse farm the highlight was his milking parlour and loafing barn for many years our peel friends have always considered that their county was the hub of the top jervy herds in ontario at least some of the group of 30 who visited halton really got their eyes opened there fore when they saw the herds of m c beatty featherstone bros ken ella and sons and mac alexander they were not only very appreciative of the courtesies and hospitality ex tended but very much impressed by the quality of all four halton jersey herds and well they might be after all can you name another coun ty in the province of ontario that has four such herds owned by honest to goodness dirt farmers ballinafad where to go what to do this sunday this sunday of course is easter sunday so there are some special and particularly interesting things to do in the afternoon the easter parade for instance with people from everywhere wearing their new bpring outfits strolling down bloor street past torontos most sty lish shops the easter parade used to take place on the boardwalk at sunnyside but this year its moved north to torontos fifth avenue the yonge bloor bay area and therell be some quite colourful activ ities taking place between about one and two in the afternoon a number of special models dressed in the latest spring styles will parade down bloor street in the smartest newest 1956 cars from st george to jarvis street amongst the models you will likely see the queen of the easter parade who is to be chosen from the prettiest girls of all the nationalities in the city you your children and your friends should have a very pleasant afternoon as part of this years eas ter parade lets hope the weathers wonderful later in the afternoon you can see a magnificent easter flower show at allan gardens down at sher- bourne and carlton streets just a short distance from bloor street al lan gardens is the largest botanical gardens in the province and each easter they arrange a special flower display this year youll see lilacs daffodils forsythia roses hydrangeas laburnums the bird of paradise and many other flowers including ol course brtiks of beautiful easter lil ies the whole display will be careful ly arranged in a most artistic and pleasing fashion allan gardens will be open between 10 am and 5 pm on easter sunday and is free to the public after the parade and the flower show treat the family to a special easter sunday dinner at scotts on bloor street just two doors west of yonge scotts famous french buffet is delicious and inex pensive for just 195 reduced pri ces for children you have your choice of a large assortment of tasty hors- doeuvres plus turkey or roast beef expertly prepared with vegetables coffee dessert and as many help ings as you like crisp white table linen and soft lights lend an atmos phere of comfortable relaxation to scotts the waitresses are pleasant and efficient and scotts heartily welcome family groups for sunday dinner so take the children with you you can phone for a reservation wainut 24320 have a very pleasant easter sun day and next week well bring you more ideas for interesting places to go and things to do on sunday after noon in toronto the georgetown herald wednesday evening march 28 1056 page 7 variety concert by mission band mr and mrs harry marchington en tertained a group of their friends and neighbours at a euchre party in their new home friday evening handy and john grace are recover ing from having their tonsils removed last week the mission held quite a successful variety concert in the church satur day evening including a half hour play just imagine presented by the evening auxiliary mr g townsend has been holding communicant classes for prospective church members the past few weeks mr and mrs james miller and son mrs miller sr of toronto were visit ors with mr and mrs lloyd marshall last week farm news ad woodley milton fair merit award j e w halton agricultural society really had a turn out at their annual social evening held in the milton town hall on wednesday evening of last week no less than 192 folk participated in the progressive euchre and play was fast and furious to a greenhorn like yours truly despite the fact that we didnt move very far a lot of migh ty fine people paid a brief visit to the table where we sat esconced all parts of the county were represented another pleasing feature from our viewpoint was to note the fine repres entation from the county town inter mingled with their rural brothers and sisters president howard armstrong and his fellow officers and directors along with their ladies contributed much to making the evening an out standing success at the intcrvnl following lunch a t add woodley well known trafalgar township farm er was presented with a framed certif icate of merit for his outstanding con tribution to halton agriculture this to our knowledge is the first time that the directorate of the halton ag ricultural society has made a selec tion outside of their own ranks be that as it may it was a nice gesture and a well deserved honour public accountants nominated nkvtlix stollxb imjl txjla phil glanzer fxa- b ooau fjla n independent accountants society representing mora than 800 independent practicing and licensed public accoun tants in ontarik have dominated nevffl stoder and phil glanzer as their representatives to the public accountants council of ontario mr stouer is founder of the indepcride public accountants association and is national president or the independent accountants society mr glanzer a past president of the inst of accredited public accountants toronto chapter is national vtcaprerident of the inde pendent accountants socktj peter pruneau plastering stucco work free estimates nojv or repairs 55 ontario st tr 73283 0 our work is not of vesterdav we do things iwthe x wav billgarbutt 16 elgin street wo triangle 73638 photographs see j a goudy 19 mary street tr 73366 all people are 80rn helpless and some of em never outgrow it wiring comrnarclal and domestic beatty pumps llbaral tradeins time payment plan now available for wiring end supplies leqelectric commercial i domestic beatty pumps 24 hour service mill street tr- 72901 travel notes sea voyage bargain leave toronto april 13 arr home april 22 to new york by rail 5 days at sea new york to quebec city aboard the luxurious s s homeric quebec to toronto by rail 14950 includes accommodation at the st moritz ny and chat eau frontenac quebec and meals aboard ship meals on shore are extra a full day for shopping in new york and a full days sightseeing in old quebec connectio by air 10 jo john r barber travel adviser john r barker aoency insurance travel triene 74sji mill street