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ip the georgetown herald wednesday eveg nov 27th 1957 page 8 canadas most distinguished shirt featured at silvers georgetown brampton mitchell malison company publicaccountants and auditors triangle 74791 evening tr 72414 hockey sticks 15 each with every 300 worth of gas special snow tires 670 xl5 ha 95 ptus your retapable tradein stonehouse sales ltd your ford edsel cities service dealer 210 guelph street tr 749l births adams mr and mrs donald adams bessie barley of wet land are hrippy to announce the birth of a daughter lori gail at wetland county hospital on tuesday november 19th a sis ter for bobby hark and brenda mccolgantmr and mrs thom as mccolgan 4 bard lane are sappy to announce the arrival of their baby daughter laurie nbrmajean on monday novem ber 18th 1957 8 lbs 11 ox in st josephs hospital guelph coming events baby clinic legion auditor ium georgetown first four mon days of every month 130 330 statutor hol excepted if got9awn high school bazaar thursday december 5th 530 10 pm at the school bak ing sewing fish pond tea 35c dancing to the westernaires rock and roll rhythm and blues at eden mills saturday nov 30 at 830 pm admission 75c gfeorgetown womens institute will meet wednesday dec 4th at 8 pm in knox church ss room remember exchange of gifts dont forget the big euchre party at stewarttowft hall this friday evening sponsored by the esquesing agricultural society cards 8so sharp lunch provided schneider supper in ballinafad united church on december 5th sponsored by the wa 730 fhms after adults 75c school children 40c acton scottish country dance club are holding a st andrews night in luxton memorial hall willow street acton on november 30th at 7 30 box- lunch everyone welcome admission adults 50c children 25c all rebekahs christmas party december 3rd pick up your tickets at barbers jewellery by november 29th 50c gift ex change dinner 7 pm sharp please note change of date st pauls annual christ mas bazaar and tea saturday december 7th in the parish hall norval chicken salad supper combines still undefeated plate 40c i in industrial hockey loop the wa of the glen united glen williams karen korack competes county speaking finals deaths cain edward james hi sunday november 24th 1957 at toron to edward james cain in his 62nd year formerly of radville saskatchewan dear brother of john and margaret of george town and wilbert of- sault ste marie the funeral service was held this afternoon at he harold c mccujre funeral home 34 edith sl georgetown interment in glea williams cemetery loved husband of alberta l glass watson and dear bro ther of mrs hazel brook to ronto funeral service was held on monday nov 25th at first baptist church interment in greenwood cemetery georgetown church will hold a homemade baking sale and bazaar on satur day november 30th afternoon tea and a hot tasty- snack win ahsb be served from 230 to 500pm 1127 bazaar and hot supper this fri day november 29th in the memor ial hall st johns united church booths of all kinds candy home baking fancy work etc hot sup per served from 5 to 7 pm adults 75c children 50c everybody wel come com one com all to th yulotide fayr for gift ga lore horn baking dolls cloth and a lucky dip for hi child ren saturday afternoon oocom- br 7th at 2 pm in th herald office sponsored by st gor0s bawghtors of th church learn to drive the safe way at shirlies driving school car equipped with dual controls and fully insured phon brampton ask operator or snelgrove 127 j 2 tf the combines are the only unde feated team in industrial league feated team in the industrial league after the third games of the schedule vvcre played at the are na sunday afternoon their 7 to 5 victory over the winless torontos left them all alone in first place with 2 wins and a tic smith and stone which could have had a share in the top spot with a win sunday took a 41 setback from the provin cial mill and dropped to third industrial league w i t combines 2 0 1 provincial 2 1 0 smith stone 1 i 1 toronto 0 3 0 next sunday the provincial team gets a shot at the combines and toronto takes on smith and stonr wajtson dr francis robert on fyiday november 22nd 1957 at his home 14 park avenue dr francis robert watson lds dds aged 80 years v pi from limehousc was unable to parent night was held at the glenwilliams school on thursday november 21st the teachers were in their rooms from 715 for per sonal interviews with the parents grade 8 pupils served lunch 4n the corridor with proceeds going to the red cross after the par ents had chatted with the teachers they were invited to assemble in the principals classroom for the first home and school meeting of the term mrs c g bishop is the president and mrs desmond earl secretary the president daewegtha atten tion of the parents to a gift pres ented to the school by the graduat ing grade 8 class at the graduation dinner in jun6 jt was the emblem of the ten provinces- and the two territories northwest andyukon and the canadian coat of arms which had been framed and put on display that evening the main event was a public speaking contest in which three contestants robert wagner of the stone school marilyn murray of stewarttown and karen korzack of glen williams represented their schools in the competition a pu be present a prepared 5 minute speech was given by each contestant and while judges were calculating the points the w called jn to pre pare a yive minute impromptu speech the judges were mrs al bert prcsswood tcache from the stone school rev w e gill min- ter for norval united church an r thomas darcy teacher for glen school before the result was announced those attending took part in a sing song karen korzack was announced winner by mr gill who spoke for the judges and consequently she will advance to competitions in burlington on friday evening the ontest was for pupils in the north halton sohool area and had no connection with the recent george town competition pas 5 4 3 0 civic affairs topic by speaker at bpw toronto brother was veteran of first war granddaughter youngest rider at the royal mrs h m stewart 24 durham st attended the royal winter fair on saturday to see her granddau ghter carola stewart of oakville riding in the childrens class carola who is the daughter of mr and mrs eric stewart was not only the youngest competitor in the show but was also riding the smallest pony she is four years old she was given a special ribbon in recognition of her crowdpleasing pcrformance- caledon east masons open new temple of interest to local members of the masonic order is the forthcom ing opening of a new masonic temple at caledon east the cere mony takes place on friday even ing of this week with many maso nic dignitaries taking part it is expected that quite a num ber of masons from georgetown and district will visit the new lodge building on that occasion mr and mrs raymond ollivier and their family of 44 prince char les drive atteraled the funeral of his brother ii graham ollivier on wednesday november 13th mr ollivicr sey channel islands came to tor onto in 1907 with his parenls john james arwl louise ann honnel iivier and his brothers and sis ters ho has lived jn the torono newmarket district ever since thai time with the exception of the tim spent n war service he was a veteran of world wir i serving with the royal fnin- errs and hi been a pensioner since that time hav ing sustained inuries llmtt made him unable ii work although h- had been n poor health for many year hs death came suddenly in sunny brook hospital on sundav novem- onl ber 10th surviving him are his wife he en taylor ollivier a sister mrs wmnifred iarkin hamilton and his brother raymond of george town the funeral service was conduc ted at the jerrctt funeral chapel 1 141 st clair ave w on wednes day november 13th at 3 pm the officiating clergyman was from the hillcrest church of christ three nephews from georgetown john edwin robert charles and ray mond a llelt ollivier were pallbear ers as were william taylor wil liam burgess and walter tayior interment was in park lawn ceme tery georgetown business and profes sional womens club met in the jack olantern on monday evening for their regular dinner meeting mrs arthur suddaby president presided mrs win wallace gave a very clear and interesting report on the provincial conference which was held in ottawa on the 18th and 19th and 20th of october in otta wa and which she attended as the club delegate it was decided to take a portion of the amendents and resolutions coming from the conference each meeting and stu dy them particularly the resolu tions dealing with the succession vv- jjimfles act the municipal act dca- a native or tucxn rv u ling with voting income tax and smoke pollution mr harold bairstovv president of the chamber of commerce spoke to the members on civic affairs a short iiestion period followed lie spoke particularly about the mil rate new proposed sewage dipoii plant and the difficulty of keeping the wmo balance between hoiimln and industry vanuiis reports were read and discussion followed regarding the christmas party which this year will be held at ccdarvalc school for girls on the 9th of december committees were appointed to ar range the evening although the club is not a welfare or social or ganization it was felt that possibly ihere were times it could be of some service locally if funds were available and it was planned to es tablish such a fund with an admin istrative committee to look after it the meeting closed with the creed and benediction in cosat she hasnt dropped a hint this b the coat she really wants sleek and smart warm and weightless wmi th furlike borg lining with 100 orion pile styles galore too in imported sheen poplins and beautiful italian tweeds sizes 8 to 18 nice surprise the little prices from 2500 to 3500 lllrftlbnhtllimi lc lihoyr in georgetown exclusively at silvers georgetown brampton auction sale of furniture dishes china brass copper oil paintings rrc fhe contents of rkirk kraft at mount pleasant en not 7 hwy saturday december 7th at 1 pm sale list next week frank ptfch auctioneer illuancle 748m hockey notice to if boys 1416 years boys in this age group wishing to play organized hoockey this season please contact herb- arnold at the arena saturday morning nov 3qth at 10 ajm sharp every boy who registers will be on a team in georgetown exclusively at truck monday furnace tuesday fire calls fire early tuesday morning completely destroyed a furnoe in an apartment on river drive at mountainview road the cause of the blaze is believed to have orig inated with the fuel feeding ap paratus the apartment house is owned by mr robert fletcher of bronte fireineii had little trouble in con- taining the blaze winch broke out around 4 am the brigade answered a call on monday morning to find that their help would riot he needed the alarm was turned in at 900 am when a truck on number 7 high- way caught fire at mcculoughs j corner hovvevcr the driver man aged to extinguish the flames be fore the township truck arrived mr give your car a i for the best places to go for tyour christmas shopping read her- laid ads save wear and tear on your temper your feet and your pocket book shop in georgetown new look our expert car polishing service is designed to restore your car finish to its original beauty come in and well be gud to quote a price no obligation silvercreek service statiqp bert mcmenemy no 7 hwy tr 73079 lc far him watches by bulova elgin cyma and westfield a free 450 cosmetic kit with every watch purchase over 6950 onyx and signet rings 1000 4400 leather goods engraved free of charge bar accessories calibri and ronsbn lighters electric shavers v lodge and club pins for her matching bluebird diamond engagement and wedding rings ask for your free l p columbia record for your engagement party gold and silver tone dresser sets by elgin american 1295 4950 sterling silver in the pattern ofher choice mcbrine luggage costume jewellery evening bags compacts birthstone rings for them royal douhon figurines english brass italian pottery canadian ceramics corn flower crystal wedgewood china and dinnerware novelties christmas cards for every member of the family ii5ateii mjfm 55 hull street diamonds gclies jewellery 41 4