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the georgetown herald wednesday evening nov 7 1956 page 6 the georgetown herald serving the communities of georgetown glen williams norval l1mehouse hornby stewarttown bailinafad ashgrove terra cotta subscription rate 3 00 a year binglc copies 6c each advertising rates quoted on application the herald ls printed each wednesday in the office at 22 main st georgetown walter c biehn publisher a nd editor staff garfield l mcguvray bob baskerville leslie m clark dave hastings corey hernngton jr ken cowell mrs aileen bradley terry harley authorized ns second class mail post office dept ottawa member of the canadian weekly newspaper association and the ontario division of the c w n a remembrance day and poppies remembrance day and poppies are closely linked and this weekend georgetown will again honour its war dead in the customory manner on saturday taggers will be on the streets and calling door to door asking donations to the poppy fund a national fund for veterans admin stered locally by a group of civic minded citi zens the poppy campaign has heavy legion sponsorship but its good works are not restne ted to legion members in fact according to campaign officials 70 percent of the assistance given is to non legionnaires the poppy is significant in three v ays it provides aid or disabled veierans and this troubled old world dependents or for those in temporary or perm anent need it provides employment for handicapped veterans in factories where poppies ana wreaths are prbduced in quantity and it serves as a symbol of rememorance as fold in john mccrae s famous poem there should be no one this weekend who does not proudly wear a poppy to honour can ada s men who sacrificed their lives in two world wars and in korea there should be no one who does not attend the solemn service at the cenotaph early sunday afternoon if you re like us you almost hate to pick up a da ly paper or hear a newscast these days with headl nes screaming of british french inter vention in the israeli egyptian war the soviet march into hungary where patriots tried to throw off a foregn yoke continuing trouble in cyprus and possibilities of an uprising in east germany it is a sadly mixed up affair particularly in egypt the british parliament is far from un animous in ts action the united slates taken by surprise in the midst of an election campaign has issued a conflicting series of statements and opinions canada has kept in the middle of the road hesitating to either condone or condemn military action while suggesting that aun police force restore order russia has suggested that she and the states should intervene on egypt s behalf we like to be optimistic and hope that those in britain and france who have all the facts at their disposal have done the r ght thing and sugar and spice this week the herald begins a new feature sugar and spice written by bill smiley bill is editor of the wiarton echo up in bruce county for several years he has been regaling his readers with the doings of himself and fami y which includes two children columnist sm ley often pretends to be an old man but he is really in his thirties some weekly editors age rapidly the person bill refers to as the old girl is h ractive wife their children a boy and a pot pourri the front page pulled a pne boner last week in reporting the wrong lady golf champion at north halton mrs john bell was top winner this year rather than mrs norman marchment as reported the information was taken from a golf club bulletin which listed mrs marchment first as winner of the barclay trophy turned out this is a new handicap trophy while the straight prize for a flight the mcnally trophy was won by mrs bell sorry another error was pom ted out in the then and now column wherewe tied up the fact that frank ruddell was iniured in an accident 20 years ago with as we thought his present illness in hamilton hospital it is brother fred who is ill then and now is dif ficult to keep free of error as we found a few weeks ago reporting that rev arthur dayfoot is a missionary in trinidad a friend tells us that mr and mrs dayfoot returned to canada to visit his mother in british columbia in august and they are now n toronto on furlough where he is taking postgraduate work mr and mrs harry clarke of oakville are the new owners of the cousens farm on the check line lt col cousens former georgetown postmaster and his wife are off for a holiday in the south and expect to be back in town in february sorry to report that their action rather than fomenting a world conflict may save one from starting it is too big a problem for the ordinary man to even have any sensible opinion and too often the city paper columnists who rush their pronouncements into print are just that ordin ary men whose knowledge is no greater than yours or mine to be factually informed we suggest that one read the straight news reports from the large press associations such magazines as news week time saturday nigwt the better english newspapers if you can get them from recognized sources one can then per haps form an opinion as for the millions of words being ground out by columnists and re porters the quotes from everyone from em bassy doormen to marilyn monroe read them by all means but don t take every word for gos pel girl are healthy specimens that get into the same kind of misch ef and enjoy the same fun as all kids with his particular brand of wit bill smiley puts into words the feelings many of us have about everyday happenings readers of a doz en ontario newspapers are now enjoying this column and we hope you ii like it too turn to page 4 second section for this weeks sugar and spice the continued illnesses of law partners sybil bennett mp and leroy dale a council member mr dale is back in hospital after a short time at his sisters home in toronto another well known figure down town elmer thompson is also ill in hospital mr thompson sold his in surance business to john r barber when he re tired a few years ago things we didn i know till now the street lights are often left on satur day mornings so hydro men can check for burn ed out bulbs didn t know unt i we heard it ex plained at council that a time clock controlled by darkness and daylight automatically regulates street lighting in town still hearing of other young folk who were not included in the two i sfs n the herald telling of those who are con tmumg their education in various higher fields of learning bob hill son of mr and mrs elmer hill mcnabb street is studying drafting at a tor onto technical school yvonne mcenery daughter of mr and mrs archie mcenery r r 1 is at guelph general hospital nursing school when daughter shelagh ritchie vusted her parents mr and mrs ian ritchie last week there were grerr lins n the telephone when a herald reporter took the item shelagh emerged in print as mrs orei a fhelagh social and personal rranctf i inlon daughter of mr and mrs janus i inlon ions court cclibratul hir ninth hirlh da with a part on hallowi in ts win barbara markham arroll farm ii ijnda llk ind ulin buhn dr anil mrs o m briwsur 4 shillj strut hut as thur musi mrs itrcwsurs mother mrs hod s from near dlasow scot hnd mrs rodders expects lo be n i anada a ytar mr and mrs j hn wolf 7 val pview road ittcnded the wid ding on saturday of ann vulnoff to donald bryson in the holy ghost lurch hamilton sunday visitors with mr and mrs cecil ford and famil victo ria crescent wore dr and mrs a b macintosh rhpcth donald and ruison also miss ann brown and miss shcenan macintosh of toronto and mr and mrs arnold weiss joan and paul of llramplon j a goudy photographer 19 mary street triangle 7 3366 offers the people of georgetown and district a complete photographic service portraits home or studio service by appointment weddings commercial banquet group photographic reproductions of your valuable documents identification patiport or license photographs fast service all work guaranteed william hayes 77 lifelong orangeman william henry hayes 77 was buried in gltn williams cemetery yesterday afternoon following fu mral sirvin uuiduitcd at the har old c miclurc funeral home by kiv alfred barker mr hayes died in sunnybrook hospital toronto on saturday hi had livid at 71 main st n gior kitown for iht past year moving to town from intlcwood hi was thi mn of thi late jack and mary mibrule hayes and spent his youth in grand valley where he attended public school he joi nid the 126th battalion in brainp ton in 1911 sirvid in france with the 18th battalion cef in the first world war after the war he lived at terra cotta where he was employed at the old halton brick co until 1932 he thin moved to inglcwood whin he worked with inrlewood quarries until he retired in 1941 mr hayes was a lifelong mem ber of the loyal orange associa tion he first joined tn toronto later transferring to cheltenham and then to dublin 1 ol 70 camp bil s cross six lodge members acted as pallhe irirs esirday el mcr campbell otlo wiggins char lis sanderson william fraser john mccuiioulh and milsom bai icj he was j number of first baptist church ciorgelown surviving arc his wife alice da vidson whom he marrud in new toronto in 1919 six children all of whom liv m iorilown gnr main st mirj mrs john fin mirson vittona cnsc margaret mrs john kur chapel st betty mrs gerald pirkins queen st william and bud at home ind 18 grandchildren daughter i ola dud in 1931 also haves broth in and sister john ilais of nip inn mrs mi mand ir port cn dit and albert hims mikhill hi was pndeieisul b a brother rd ward hijs of toronto and a sis tcr mrs janus walt hamill in myths about your healthi laboratory explodes pot theories at the physical fitness research laboratory university of illinois men and women from all walks of life are measured by a battery of 128 tests for ability endurance strength balance flexibility and power these tests proved that many pet theories about health in eluding many of your own are only myths 1 midle age begins in the 40 s it doesn t it begins about the age of 28 peformancc begins to fall off aflir this age continued next week chiropractic clinic tuesday 12 pm to b pm thursday 11 fm to 1 pm saturday 11 am to 6 pm 2 main st triangli 7 3401 d gay dc e tetrault d c a colo house oni a chilly billgarbutt 16 elgin street triangle 73638 1 notice to creditors in the estate of lit 1 1 mar geret near widow deeeated all persons havinj claims against the estate of isabi 11a margaret near late of the town of george town widow who died on or about the 19th day of fcbruar 1956 ar hereby notified to send parti ulirs of same to the undesigned on or before the 8th da of dec cmhor 1950 after which date the estate will he distributed with re gard only to the cl urns of which the undersigned shill then have no ticc ind the undirsijncd will not bo lnhlc to any pi rson of whose claim tho shnll not then hjxe not dati d at georgetown this 1st da of november 1950 hva brydon and helen akitt y xccutncf s of the istate of isabella margaret near by thur solicitors dale ben nitt georjtown ont 11 21 e tie 1 1 ttw l ftidut on 04 you hart not had i but trio in tha last ytar or two ultra la a ft trt in ttora for you tha alrauapatt aktn rhst la standard aqvlp mtnt on alt 0a highway travfllartand sctnkrulama that atrra long dlatanea route to gbta you a smooihaffldathantlttflnait automoblla sh your agant for a wua chojct of atiracon pack agt toura round top fares ari low st louis montreal miami jacksonville new orleans 32 70 18 40 67 jo 53 75 53 40 ik kits and bus travil information at corner cupboard triangli 73051 mackenzie news the most i nil vou should rate youll get it if you a roll of 2 fiberglas 15 inches x 60 ft long costs a roll of 3 fiberglas 15 inches x 40 ft long costs granulated rock wool per bag of 5 cu ft alfoil insulation 250 feet 500 ft per roll per roll 3 75 3 25 130 5 30 870 what is so rare as summer in november ju mackenzie onlu coallumberw building supplies directory dr j bums milne dental surgeon xray mill street tr 7 2871 1 dr john r kerby practice of dentistry xray triangle 7 3641 main street georgetown georgetown animal clinic c w savers dvm 106 guelph street opposite armstrong b garage tr 7 2741 s m faibuh ro optometrist mcnamara jewellers georgetown for expert eye care consult o t walker optonttrit 3 main st north brampton over abells drug store phone office 599 res 830 hours 9am to 6 p m daily evenings by appointment w rcarr profeealonal engineer ontario land surveyor georgetown ontario res 81 prince charles dr office guelph st telephone tr 73300 robert r hamilton r o optometrist prescriptions filled or duplicated in case of shut ins ees maje be examined at home if desired office hours monday and wednesday 900 am 900 p m other evenings by appointment calltr 73971 guelph street opposite heslop development a m nielsen dcnd doctor of chiropractic and naturopathy 43rd year ot practice 1 2 5pm closed thursday lady attendant i 164 guelph st georgetown triangle 7 3612 w h biggs accredited public accountant successor to a j bishop cpa 1i st georgetown tr 7 3351 office hours 9 a m to 5 p m mondays to fridays radio repairing ve specialize in this work 27 years experience j sanford son triangle 7 2412 i you want to get a really good shine on your furniture try using one of the hard finish waxes of the type used for automobiles they gn e a moisture resistant protective i coating that really lasts frank fetch licensed auctioneer prompt service p o boi 413 tr 7 2864 georgetown lever hoslcin chartered accountants 51 main brampton phone 2478 44 victoria st toronto phone em 49131 dale bennett barristers and solicitors leroy dale oc sybil bennett qc mp tom van sickler triangle 73381 mill street georgetown hews0n 0rd barristers solicitors 39 main street south beside knox church george c hewson john d ord triangle 7 2246 monuments podock campbell designs on request inspect our work in crcenwood cemetery phone 2048 82 water street north o alt maurice manderson ba barrister 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