Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), November 20, 1957, p. 10

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you when you shampoo your hair hard water leaves his trail off soap film to make your hair dull and lustreless sticky even brittle dads raaor blades dull quickly when they hawe to cutthrough a beard coated with soap film and shaving becomes a worse chore than ever and your hands too qard water loves to irritate a sen sitive skin and its going to see to it that those hands of yours are rougher and redder than they ever need be as if it werent bad enough that they sometimes have to be in water all day long you can be sure hard water wont miss a dunce to spoil your natural loveliness v for information about soft water call bruce gummer roslyn water softbahts phone tr 72266 a 00 objective has been art for the april campaign of north batton unit of the canadian can cer society the unit formed last year com prises all the territory north of the dundaa- highway with george town acton and milton being the main centrespf general meetings meetings afeplanned for every sec ond thursday of each month throughout the year and-interest- ed persons are asked to attend these meetings al j meeting thursday in the municipal building georgetown a tentative slate of officers was sug gested for 1958 as follows peter mcwifiiams hilton president aid firaidaacton 1st vicepresi dent douglas latimer george town 2nd vicepresident r at clements milton treasurer educa tion committee dr alistair mac intosh georgetown dr a t hunter and clayton jubb milton campaign committee ernie alcott georgetown chairman james carney and keg broomhead geor getown service committee mrs g f thompson milton chair man mrs ernie alcott george town mrs west acton farm news rosedole floral flowers for all occasions wedding work corsage a apccialty cut flowers and funeral designs 32 albert st tr 72952 we wire flo mino millwork doors sash cabinets stairs frames screens prompt service free estimate a 11 water st a tr 79771 i a r travel notes reduced fares to florida tca hat announced reduce horn in let class and tourist fares to tampa 1st class return 13715 tourist return 11j paanhy plan evallebf on let claaa far full particulars at joim r barber travaf advisor mm r ruutaet mfency katherine merry is top halton public speaker j e w there has been more debating and public speaking talent display ed here tonight than on any prev ious occasion stated george e elliott qc of milton who spoke on behalf of the judging panel at the conclusion of the halton jun iors annual interclub debating and public speaking competitions held in the milton high school on nov ember 8th eight young people participated in the two interclub debates and three in the public speaking k marry top speaker katherine merry of the milton juniors was the unanimous choice of the panel of judges as the top speaker in the public speaking competition mildred watson of ac ton juniors and jack loos of the palermo juniors were the other two contestants each contestant after delivering a ten minute pre pared address then had ten min utes to prepare for his or her three minute impromptu it was a test which many oldsters would hesi tate to tackle but all three young people came through with flying colours miss merry will now represent halton juniors in the intercounty public speaking competition sched uled for toronto in early january farm independence i resolved that farm people arc j losing thier independence was the topic of the two debates acton juniors entered the two affirmative teams in the first debate acton was represented by sandy buchan i an and patricia hitching and their negative opponents were jean i peterson and barbara taskcr of the milton club the second debate brought togc- iher mildred watson and don mof- j fat of acton against the norval negative of barbara cunningham and jean bird while the two neg- i ative teams from milton and nor val respectively secured the deci sion of the judges it was a split decision iii both cases which indi cates that all eight young people did an outstanding job halton juniors were fortunate in having as their panel of judges mrs l c mcquat of milton w e breckon of burlington and george e elliott qc of milton the most difficult task confronting the judg es was to select the four young people who will carry the flag for halton in the 1957 1s58 inter- county debating series at the outset the judges were far from unanimous but in the final analysis four young ladies got the nod namely the misses jean bird barbara cunningham jean peter son and mildred watson this quar tette will tackle wellington coun ty in the first round and the date has been set for tuesday novem ber 26th haltons negative team of barbara cunningham and jean peterson will meet the wellington affirmative team at the court house in milton while haltons af firmative team of jean bird and mildred watson will journey to fergus to lock horns with the wel lingtons negative ontarios farin marketing plans as they effect the farmers indep endence are likely to play a large part in both debates inasmuch as halton and ontario farmers will face a vote on a wheat marketing plan on december 9th and likely a vote on the hog marketing plan next spring we think our senior folk would be well advised to take advantage of the opportunity of hearing the subject discussed a secretary is to be appointed at the next meeting to replace the present secretary ernie alcott enabling mr alcott to give full- time effortan the 1858 campaign at the meeting mr mcwuliams related the activities of the edu cation committee outlining the activities of ftlm showing and s on the fight against can cer invitations for these show ings were a from various organizations in the three towns and numerous villages the films are available for any meeting in halton by contacting mr mcwu liams or mr alcott allowing two wgeks notice for procuring them tbe unit is indebted to mr balnbridge of milton for offering roomsj at milton building supplies i or the service conututtee to make dressings for patients and storage of these dressings transporta tion f patients was supplied on various occasions to hamilton and toronto anyone who would like to offer transportation to these centres should contact unueff or mr alcott mr mcwihiams said a report on service work was read from mrs g f thompson stating the principles of this acf 3oft tive branch of the unit duties of the committee are to prepare and distribute dressings for cancer pa tients take gifts to theinand in general make patients as comfor table as possible supply transpori tation to clinics for treatement and whenever needed to care for patients and families at home the next general meeting is planned for acton on december 12th m ore- evaaifjsst water resources board has water sewer projects a water supply project for win chester in eastern ontario has been approved by the ontario wat er resources commission cost has been estimated at close to 9090000 in making the announcement chairman a m snider of the owfic said- test drilling seeking an adequate ground supply of water would get underway immediately once an adequate supply has been proven tenders for construction of the system will he called mr snider said the winchester projectpsrasmost urgent 4n view of the ficithat the existing water sit uation in the village creates a ser ious problem the commission chairman added that the commission now has un der construction or approaching the construction stage 10 water and six sewage projects the 10 water projects involved are at bancroft rock township sunderland dres- len frankford harrow havelock markham township jjort perry richmond hill and winchester the sewage projects involve ban- richmond hill stratford streetsville toronto township and trenton the owrc he said expected to have approximately s200o00qp worth of works under agreement soon an 830000 sewage disposal plant- for georgetown is also in prospect for the owrc council recently gave first readings to a bylaw asking for financing aid for the projected system here hcfe for two week revival services rev w t mugford who began his evangelistic career in env land and now lives in portland oregon began a two week series of revival meettngs last night at zion intecosfal tabernacle mr mugford is internationally known and for 13 years conduct ed a- radio broadcast on the port- band station he has been dean ota bible college and has spoken before civic clubs and in high schools and colleges in addition to his preaching he also sings the gospel besides weeknight meetings at 8c0 pjn excepting saturday mr mugford is preaching on sundays at 1100 130 and 700 among jris sermon subjects is father divine is he god based- upon a personal interview with this con troversial figure other subject topics include youth attherossv roads can a suicide be saved and earthquakes do they signify the end notice intrisrnti tq atm op haniwtr rud- awll all persons having claims agafhst- th0 estate of hannah ruddejj late of the township of esquesing in the county of halton widow de ceased who died on or about the 13th day of september 1997 are required to file proof of same with the undersigned on or before the 6th day of december 1957 after which date the executors will proc eed to distribute the estate having regard only to the claims ofwhich they shall then have had notice dated at georgetown this 20th day of november 1957 robert w cunningham and john j vt ruddell executors of hannah ruddell estate by their solicitor t van skkler gedrgetowni ontario 124 walter gray winner of institute quilt the georgetown womens in stitute held a very successful euchre and lucky drawlast wed nesday night in the twdfellows hall with 1 tables in play mrs norm snyder won 1st prize mrs fred mcnally was second mrs hadley of milton was third and mrs cartwright milton fourth r the lucky score winner was tom brownridge in the lucky draw for a quilt the winner was walter gray lunch was served by the ladies following the euchre notice to creditors in the estate of robert henry bucha a deceased all persons having claims ag ainst the estate of robert henry buchanan tateof the town of georgetown gentleman who died on or about the 16th day of octo ber 1957 are hereby notified to send particulars of same to the undersigned on or about the 14th day of december 1957 after which date the estate will be distributed with regard only to the claims ot which the undersigned shall then have notice and the undersigned will not be liable an any person of whose claim they shall not then have notice dated at georgetown this 12th day of november ad 1957 joy geraldine laird and gla dys mcgibbon executrices of the estate of robert henry buchanan by their solicitors 1127 dale bennett and latimer starting from scratch then youll want to make life insurance your first in vestment the allimpor tant investment that will help take care of your family in the event of your death or that will make your retirement years pleasure years besides providing an immediate estate a sun life of canada policy will 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