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the georgetown hera1d wednesday evening may 23rd 1056 iaot 6 photographs see j a goudy 19 mary street tr 73366 produce lower cost feed grow grain corn in 1956 g ow better ensilage in 1956 plant pfister for quality and and yield order from your pfister dealer waller lawson stewarttown halton coop georgetown j p kirk wood balhnafad acton farm supply acton cxeeez sports calendar lacrosse georgetown n gt will open their season tn another week amhs in brampton arh n 1i in widmsdw with fir schedule soccer in georgetown park watch for opening game auwma comtany umitio urgalous by burr tv united nations estimates that 150 million famtliei tn bdderdeveloped treat lack adequate bousuift odo answer ii a fntmeleu bufldltyouneir house designed by canadians of canadian alum inum it needs no foundation a doocorrouve and vtrminproof k so lightweight that it is packed in cartoos easily earned by plane jeep orerai burro the colombian fovernment im ordered 3200 of them to bdp relieve the shortage of rural bouttos la that south american country so its not lurprutng vita ffrwhr traveqini so far od doing bo modi that alcan fc tpia ig its smeltutg r m both quebec and local council of ladies at peterborough annual meeting at the home of mrs a m nielsen market st on friday members of the local council of wo men heard an account of the provin cial meeting in peterborough the previous wednesday mrs jack kerr the president mrs r t paul mrs d w baxter mrs muriel adams and mrs fiona nod well represented georgetown at the meeting thty left georgetown early in the morning arriving at the ywca at 10 30 after visiting mrs merntt whose daughter mrs murt allison lives in georgetown the morning session was in pro gress and after registering they heard reports from the various dis tncts mrs mulligan of hamilton reported on the care of sick child rcn after leaving hospital then rev gilbert smith conducted a short ser vice speaking on the power of wo men in most cases mother who have great powers for good behind many prominent and successful people the ladies had lunch at mrs mer ritts then returned to hear reports of presidents from numerous plaees in ontario the salvation army riported they had cared for about 8 000 newborn babies they have three hospitals took care of 7800 patitnts during the past tar league of nations reported they had personally welcomed 12 000 new canadians of fifteen different nation alities girl guides reported 61 211 guides present at convocition hall toronto for witnessing awards given there were man more organizations who read their reports the session closed at 4 p m after which a drive around peterborough was taken visiting the new municipal hall to e some wonderful mosaic work then up to a plateau above the lift locks to see a great panorma of the country and city for miles around returning to the ywca the ladies attended a dinner at which the pro vincial president mrs gordon kerr windsor introduced major p ross and the guest speaker mr i ondcr ville a peterborough man now on the staff of teachers college his address was mainl based on deeds are a plainer form of speech leaving peterborough at 9 30 p m they witnessed a marvelous display of the northern lights on their trip back to georgetown ashgrove varied program for institute meeting the ma meeting of the w i wjs hi id at the home of mrs john mc nibb with a eood attendance of la dies and children pn sident mrs w ilird dpi ned w ith the ode and cried roll call read bv seen tan mrs thorms iffin wis answered b numin one of imd i s food rulis a knith business discussion follow d ml wire in favor of thi pn si dent mrl seen tin ilti ndinj the banquc i in gui iph in june mrs john m bird pn sentetl i resolution which will he sent to the district nnuil h id it jlc th 1 on m i 24th e mm ue i v v n put in f r i re wn in 1 miltn f r il w is i u 1 1 i j dr p th i xti ns n ursi th s im i nl u nlil llul w ill sn i j ru 1 or isstst imi i w i ir i mrs i h v i- ml in 1 f ff n mi v si i m i di ir 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thmkrd the litherinj rrank ruddi 11 and wilfrid ilird wen cillrd on for a few words it was pleasant to hive mr and mrs jot wickson and mr and mrs fonl wickson who have bought the gra ham firm at the gathering and mr joe wickson spoke expressing his ploisuro at being able lo locate in such a fine commumtv i unch was served and dancing to hulls orches tra finished the evening sunda dinner guests with mr and mrs w stringer were mr and mrs will walker and daughter gayle of georgetown mr and mrs glenn stringer and robert and cathy of milton the grandchildren robert and cathy had been baptized at the morning service in hornby united church a beautiful leather bound bible was presented to mrs fred williamson bernice wilson one evening before her marriage in recognition of her assistance at the orpin from the board of ashgrove united church institute celebrates 35 years of activity i imehousc branch of the women s institute was organized on may 17th 191 at a meeting held in the com munity hall now limchouse mcmor lal hall last thursday an afternoon tea and social hour marked the 35th birthday and celebrated 35 years of hard and profitable work guest speaker for the occasion was mrs p merry hornby introduced by mrs a j smethurst mrs merry an ever welcome guest at w i ga thtnngs began her talk by remmis cing she was halton s district secre tary for 13 years before there was a time limit for officers she recalled wi work during two world wars boxes packed for soldiers overseas jams made and fruit canned the efforts made to raise money for re lief in war torn countries mrs merry paid tribute to mrs g aitkens bronte who was instru mental in gelling music on the school curriculum first at bronte palermo and merlon schools and now all over ontario she also paid tribute to mrs laura rose steven at whose suggestion the w i emblem was de signed from a ring she was wearing it was also mrs stevens who sug rested the w 1 motto for home and country 1 aura rose was born in georgetown the youngest of a family of ten children of mr and mrs law rtnee rose her father was a miller mrs ouke mulder georgetown contributed piano selections which were much enjoved as were mrs emmanuel karns solos betty anne brown one of the winners at the music festival from gibraltar school sane and mrs ballentine acton contributed recitations mrs james s noble thanked the spiaker and others who contributed to thi enjomtnt of the afternoon shi was invited to rimiin on the platform and a happv event was the presentation to her of a life member ship pin and certificate mrs noble is d charter member and an ardent w i worker well deserving of this honour the address was read by mrs mitchell and mrs a w benton presented the pin and certificate secretary mrs john noble read the list of chirtmd members anil asked those pre si nt to stind mrs c mm hth mr i urns vihlt mrs w switzir n nil miss iiiith minol and mrs a j sim t hurst wi re all present ch utt r tin mix i tin iblt lo lie present wire miss hizibclh appelht stewarttown mrs i- davie s acton mrs r w johnston thornburv mrs a marshall miss a mcdowell to ronto mrs john niwlon i imehousc mrs sim wilson miss i nick ii i den mills mrs c osburn k ii 4 alton miss v she pparcl strjtford mrs willi im wnht it r 1 gcor jelon mrs w illi im millitre mount i orcsl mrs i rentntr miss rose mekcrrdchtrl lit iw i mrs h i irvw ii loninto mil mrs rofton s inu r mitnico i hi pre suit nt mrs ir ink brown inv it i i vi i vont t j n in un f r ti i nil cul time 1 iii tin r thi te i t il li w is d i nltii with 1 i mil hue fl w rs m i l nitifu silver in lc 1 hr i with blue cantlli s con tire i wnh i huthdiv t iki mrs mit tin ii irul mi mm thiust pour i t i s num i f tin jin i n tin uuit in tnjov ible lime to i close sucess f which w is iirmb elm to hit mem hers who werked ik bin i lb sti ties mil for d ijs bifon ti pioudi tin il tint i s mil di tor ittons mil eh an mi un lull and i iwn sinus are you a sinus victim thota haadothai oft an behind y and in tlnwi taction may ow b raflavad by labliti thai suharari ga all out if thalr proli of tiumac tab utt oat batlla today trumac tabiets at your drug store now maccormacks drug store 9 main st north tr 7 36m glen williams several additions to glen church furnishings an attractive red burse and veil in magnifictnt liturgical design to be used at the time of holy communion was dedicated on witsunday by rev kenneth u chardson at st alban s anglican church the gift was made to the honour and glory of god and was presented to the church by the canon wallace junior guild this is the third burse and veil each in the traditional sea sonal colour to be presented by this energetic group of young ladies the previous sunday the right reverend w e bagnall bishop of niagara dedicated two don com bination prayer and hymn books giv service that can t be bea when you call tr 7 2596 booth taxi keith webbs greenhouse bedding plants hardy garden mums flowering shrubs and evergreens mixed glad bulbs l mllm touth of norval phon hvttonvllk 128 j 1 en to the church by the brotherhood of anglican churchmen a complete set of new surplices for each member of the choir was worn for the first time at the holy confir mation service this large under taking w is accomplished by the seni or ladies guild of the church peter pruneau plastering stucco work fre mtlmates nw or rpar 55 ontario st tr 73562 check the advantages of before you convert to 1 call tr 73271 tr 72674 concrete work footings cellar floors sidewalks block work brick laying for your construction needs carpentry homes kitchens remodeling garages bathrooms modernizing mcnally construction elgin street near cnr station printing of distinction we are equipped to produce the best possible in your printing requirements call at our office on main street for estimates and layouts lll2lllai2l2lll2l2ll no job too big letterheads envelopes invoices statements ruled forms business cards invitations or too small circulars folders pamphlets 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