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lpwrfwprcps jit wednesday ev0iing october 23rd 1957 second section bradshaw flowers r for your- exclusive wedding gifts plant tor garden needs call jr 79761 hunter building 120 guelpn street hornby burial or mrs john rylance mrs john rylance 28 of r r 4 milton was buried in st stephens church cemetery hdrnby follow ing funeral service in oakville on october 15th mrs rylance who was the for mer elizabeth jean goodwin djed suddenly in toronto general hos pital on october 12th daughter of mr and- mrs alfred goodwin r rl hornby and- sister of roy goodwin she aho leaves her hus band and four children eric da vid jacqueline anil linda jean canon g f banss was assisted by rev j e maxwell in conduct ing the funeral service at the fun eral home of s s russell son oakville saturday excursions to toronto every saturday to and incl dec 14th good going nl returning same saturday only 1 kitchener llstowel mitchell owen sound paisley paltnerston sarnia southampton stratford strathroy walkerton watford wingham wyoming comsfmndlng paras from liilai i pe allenford 505 brampton 95 brussels 460 chesley o05 clinton 506 elora 260 fergus 260 georgetown 130 goderich 530 guelph 205 hanover 460 harriston 400 ingersoll 395 kincardine 620 f0u information fftom rx unk report from ottawa meets queen chats with prince in historic parliament opening tely staffer weds by sandy bast halton mambtr at ottawa this has been an extraordinary week in ottawa in the 90 years since confederation it is the first time that a reigning monarch has opened the first session of a new parliament this together with the normal problems of new members in their first week in the house of commons made it a most unusual occasion the weather couldnt have been better fall colours and bright did you know b0rgana cloud no 9 and all those beautiful deep pile fur fabric coats and jackets can be beautifully cleaned and rejuvenated by barragers cleaners and dyers u call us today for free pickup and delivery plant t8 main st s triangle 72279 branch 166 guelph st cash and carry farm news halton plowing match at mac alexander farm j j e w saturday of this week will sec haltons little international in i full swing on the farm of mac alcx- i ander lot 6 10th concession of etaniesing judging by the prize list which is now available compe tition should be the keenest in years thanks to the interest and generosity of many individuals and firms throughout the county and elsewhere the halton association is offering perhaps the best prize list in the history of the organization the ernest irvine utility class for which the donor provides 90 in cash awards is confined this year to the competitors from the county of halton president ceo readhcad and his fellow executive officers have also provided a spec ial class for halton contestants un der 16 years with tractors another cass confined to haltonians is one open to tractor mounted plows and i 3 or 4 furrow trailer type plows here the awards offered total 180 the judge of the day will be win ifred timbers of stowfville and ijcorgc hostrawser of kitchener on the ridges and haltons own t brownridgc on the teams the event will conclude with a banquet in the orange hall at hor nby where mr clifford f waitr will be the guest speaker other program will include numbers by one of haltons outstanding male quartettes with favourable wea ther haltons 1957 match on octo ber 26th should be well up to tho standard 6f former yeas and that means one of the top county match es in ontario skies shone around the city and public buildings everywhere were decked with flags and bunting i arrived in ottawa early on mon day morning october 14th togeth- er with john pallctl the member for peel county and hiswitc mary many lt streamed into the eapitol city days before and ottawa must have had close to 200000 visitors we met jn the commons cham ber at 11 oclock to elect the jew speaker and the procedure was filled with tradition and memories of past parliaments you may have seen on television how the prime minister mr diefcnbakcr half carried half forced the newly elected speaker roily mic- ener into the chair there were i times in the past when being a i speaker in the days of absolute monarchy could mean the risk of health and head the risk of health is still present for the duj tics arc arduous and exacting i mr michener shortly came down i with asiatic flu but back to the j ceremony on monday afternoon parliai ment hill was crowded with peo- pie and ladies in bright gowns i the wives of diplomats senators j and members were hurrying to their seats in the senate chamber most of the members were unable to see the queen arriving on the hill in her ceremonial coach and i we caught our first glimpse of her majesty and the prince philip as they entered the hall of hon- i our a few minutes after taking our seats in the house we were summoned to the senate cham ber to stand behind the bar and hear the speech from the throne it is difficult to express in words the colour and brilliance of the scene the deep red carpets the polished dark wood the magnifi cent robes of the queen it was an unforgetablc sight the speech itself will not easily be forgotten cither but more of that later on tuesday afternoon many of us were presented to the queen nearly 1500 people wound in a long line through the halls of the chateau laurier into one of the great ballrooms 1 shook hands with the queen quite tonguetied i admit but managed to chat for a few moments to prince philip 70 fast eastcarefuuy applied it h6mly soue specialists trsa ohod known to apply ml brick so any type of cons at tba v awrestcxtst of teal brick no expensive foundations or 1- yriom needed no high pressure o tefl yoo investigate couett quikbrik and quikstone edward street georgetown tr 7j511 telegram i mr and mrs james william emmerson sign the register after their marriage at the home of rev b f ennals brampton the bride is the former shirley wright daughter of mrs wright r and the late james leslie wright of brampton the groom a member of the toronto telegram staff is the son of mrs emmer- son and the late john george emmerson of georgetown the couple will live in weston c v charters presides at hospital convention c v charters brampton presi dent of the ontario hospital as sociation will preside at the open ing of the 33rd annual convention of the ontario hospital associa tion the forthcoming convention which will be held in the royal york hotel toronto oct 28 29 1 30 is expected to be the largest in the history of the association who reminded me that he and the widespread interest is being shown to the plans underway for 3- cabs 3 reliable drivers radio equipped glen taxi tr 72432 adtttb codwtfk queen had talked to my parents in london this past summer the prince has a keen interest in science and research and had taken some time to discuss medi cal progress with my father in the house of commons it was a lively week indeed the adoption of the speech from the throne was moved by the able young conservative art smith of resenting calgary he admitted that the terror which a new member felt when contemplating his maiden speech was reduced to straight fear when one rose to speak there was little trace of nervousness however and it was generally re garded as an excellent and well thought out first effort in suc ceeding days various members from the liberal front bench in cluding mr st laurent and jim- dian hospital association andi arthur jr swanson chairman of the ontario hospital services commission realizing the need for future staff requirements for the hospitals of ontario c c goldring director of education toronto board of education will j speak on modern education with emphasis on hospital careers the ontario hospital associa- tion was established in 1923 to assist and guide hospitals in ail and collective bargaining proce- my sinclair the former minister of dures the operation of a provincewide phases of hospital management hospital care insurance program including matters pertaining to under the direction of the on- administration construction the tario hospital services commis- care of the sick and the educa- sion beginning january 1 1959 tion and training of nurses and the convention will be official- other staff members since 1941 ly opened by premier ixjslie frost tbc association through its blue and is expected to attract ap- cross division has provided the proximately 3000 delegates rep- all of the 220 member hospitals in the province ample opportunity will be made avail able to the delegates to discuss the new look in hospital financ ing and budgetary procedures which will become an integral part of any provincial hospital plan panel discussions will be held on all phases of hospital management including accounting methods hospital design laundry problems people of ontario a means for budgeting against the cost of un expected hospital expense tjzz3 like him were always prepared to help think of us whenever you need help or advice with your insurance program were as close as your phone and always pre pared to give you the benefit of our experience and specialized knowledge without obligation j john r barber agency insurance and travel john r barker freeman karsay mill street triangle 73521 a 1 fisheries rose to criticise the gov ernment and the content of the speech from the throne they did not move an amendment however thus admitting they would criticise but not vote against the many new measures proposed by the diefcnbakcr government these are just a few impres sions of my first week in ottawa and i hope in succeeding columns to write about the personalities and policies on parliament hill i r lb fntl mutt ftwi m chm ctucnle rtcipn send lodaj oaiirv pamaena or eum 09 mm sumv toronto farm news five haltoriites compete international plowing j e w wednesday of last week saw some of haltons plow boys off to stmooe for the international in the intercounty class halton was represented by arnold howden of milton r r 4 and don taylor of burlington r r 2 the awards in this competition will be based on a no handling class on thursday and a regular match class on fri day the young men were accom panied by their coaches thomas howden and j spencer wilson others who were in action in tractor plowing included jack h taylor of burlington r r 2 while in the horse show classes halton was also weh represented by the may bros stan and lloyd the hornby district asa account of the awards won willbe included in our article of nest week v guest speakers will include dr d f w porter president cana bill carr lecturing in surveying at oac w ii bill carr 81 prince char les drive has added to an already full working week this year by ac cepting an appointment as a part- time lecturer at the ontario agri cultural college guelph mr carr a professional engineer who operates his own land survey ing company here is presently act ing in a parttime capacity as town engineer for georgetown at oac he is lecturing in surveying tues days and thursdays to fourth year students in the agricultural engin eering course the position is not new to him as he spent four years as a lecturer at university of tor onto 1949 to 1853 and he is en joying his return to the classroom he says the oac course now qualifies a student to obtain a degree in civil or mechanical engineering by spen ding an extra year at university of torontoc s 33l grand valley man wins erin lions car those who bought tickets from the erin lions club when they dis played their lucky draw oar at georgetown fair will be interested to know that the car was won by a grand valley resident willis montgomery was the lu cky wjnnef of a 1957 dodge sedan his ticket number 0132e was drawn thanksgiving night at the cotfdusfon of erin fair i fl 3l how much will the repair bill be paying for telephone servicing and repairs is one house hold expense that isnt ever likely to worry you youll appreciate our quick attention to any inter ruptions 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