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thoboroitown hirald wednesday february sth 1068 page a tottenham storekeeper was former mill superintendent maveal motor sales ltd main st tr 7361 1 oma yoorlnternfflonm truck dealer building sand concrete gravel road gravel fill and top soil stone work tom haines cln williams tr 79302 farm news rotarians give silver tray for achievement j e w it was rural urban relations night at the milton rotary club on tuesday evening of last week forty farm operators most of mjfmbcxsq ilalton dlila associations were guests of the ro tan ans at a dmiur meeting held in the legion hall the highlight of the program presided over b prcstidmt nor man guild wis the presentation made b rotanan kin marshall chairman of rural urban rela tlons committee or a siher tra to clarence ford and son of om- agh in recognition of their acly levement in making or showing the greatest improvement as mea sured by dh1a during the past year the selection of the top haltoq dhia member of the year was made by the farnf economics branch of the ontario depl of agriculture and was based on the farm management study which is one of the outstanding features of ontario s dairy herd improve ment association policy in our opinion it was a nice gesture on the part of the milton rotanans and certainly those responsible are- to be congratulated on their selection of such a worthwhile project auction sale of registered accredited vaccinated holsteins and ayrshires pigs dairy equipment the property of robert w cunningham lot 11 10th lane esquesing half mile west of norval on ashgrove sideroad on saturday february sth this l a good commercial herd and unit sires hae been used for some ears positively no rcsene sale will be held under cover terms cflfsh frank petch auctioneer telephone tr 7 2864 watch her delight as she opens her box of flowers for your choice we have a wide selection of cut flowers potted plants corsages all beautifully arranged just call tr 7 3582 and we will look after your valentine norton floral 10 main street north tr 73582 superintendent of provincial paper coating mill when he retir ed nine years ago raymond les lie kerchcr 74 died suddenly on january 26th after a heart attack he had operated a general store in tottenham since he retired from the mill a native of indiana he was the son or john and catharine huff man kcrcher he attended public and high school in peru indiana then entered the paper business as a callandcr operator at moo arch mills kalamazoo michigan he later joined provincial paper here was transferred to valley field quebec and returned toj georgetown whin the mill there burned down ovtr twenty years ago i mr and mrs kcrcher made their home at 26 queens sl vhen they lived here the house now occupied by the walter blehn family he was a member of the presbyterian church and an hori orary member of tottenham branch of the canadian legion mr kercher was an ardent hunter and fisherman he leaves his wife the former elizabeth costigan and a sister and brother mrs bessie may cover and homer wesley kercher both of peru indiana rev alex calder conducted the funeral service at the harold c mcclure funeral home here on january 28th and interment was in greenwood cemetery george town pallbearers all members of the provincial staff were tcoss duncan bev moody harry shor till ed hall james dobbie and ted arnold taylor smellie named churchwardens norval alan taylor was appointed rec tors warden and harold smcllic elected peops warden at the an nual istr nutting of st pauu nfclican church norval uhjch was hild in the parish hall on januar 27th the mtelins wa- chaired bj rev j b maxwtll and followed a pot link supptr sen id b the laciici of thi congregation mrs john rawlinaon was veto ckrk and mias prairie mcginn nad the church financial rtport the sundaj school rtport was presented bv miss anc rab and thi ladus uild riporl bj mrs harold topup the nctor expressed the thanks of the con gretation to all who had helpiii make the ear successful other appointment for the oar made at the meeting were mis prairie magutre treasurer johh rawhngson laj delegate arthur burton substitute and members of the select vestrj arthur burton frank tcndlc ormie carter w hvcdehave charles mccauiej was added to the list of sidesmen mackenzie news add a room down there below give yvur nome a chahce to grow giut cellar come in and see the variety of wallboards available for a recreation room or any other room in the house panel gyproc with edges bevelled so that joint treatment is not neces tary in sheet size 16 inches x 3 ft 60c per sheet abitibi oak verti board or walnut grain board already finished in a sheet 4x8 608 per sheet amerplywood already finished in many colours size sheet 16 inches x 8 ft 320 per sheet prefinished driftwood per 4x8 sheet weldtex unfinished per 4x8 sheet lua mahogany unfinished per 4x8 sheet syivacraft unfinished per 4x8 sheet 800 per sheet 800 per sheet 6 40 per sheet 5 83 per sheet let us help you plan tou remodelling or addition cf r at lp sson monuments designs submitted cemetery lettering corner posts and markers a good display in stock brampton monument works wm c allan prop 68 queen st west brampton shop phones res gl 10445 gl 1 1613 rep tom nicol phone brampton gl 13962 anglicanarish st georges r feb 9th sexagesima 8 00 am holy commun ion 9 45 a m church school 9 years and over 1100 am church school 28 yrs 11 00 a m infant care- nursery 1100 am mattins 7 00 pm evensong every thurs 1000 am holy commun ion intercessions st albons glen williams 930 am holy rvmmi ion 1045 am church school you top cam shake ihthe make the otal test meats regular food prices effective february 6 7 8 legs 59c loins asci- frontsasc delicious served with green peas and mint jelly juice beets sugar pickles iga blended 20 oz tins iga choice diced 20 oz tin red path granulated 5 lb baq rose sweet mixed 16 oz iai 227c 10c 49c t29c lb 39c delicious served cold with hot mustard maple leaf cooked s glazed pork hocks burns 3 lb tin i jellied head cheese 95c tablerite sliced 6 oz pkg j s cooked ham 49c with free u0 bonus buck 5 bonus buck food features effective feb 6 8 10 11 thurs thru tues each item with free 2 so bonus buck 2 27c s toilet tissues lipton soup mix cheese rolls c beekist wnite honey i fruit cocktail dads cookies modess regular chocolates kelloggs special royal puddings royal guest coffee i instant chocolate white swan chick n noodle clover valli farm stjle- 16 oz pkg 25 oz pk del monte 28 oz tin oatnual 12 oz pkg smile chuckles htgantc assortment 14 oz box k oz pkg instant assorted iga 1 lb bag iga 1 lb tin 2 27c j 49c 57c 45c 31c 2 89c 79c 28c 25c 85c 51c fruit vegetables the economy citrus buy of the week large size 176 s mexican oranges d 45c ew crop from texas mild sweet 20 oz poly bags carrots 2 29c large bright clusters treat yourself today red grapes 2 lbs 33c lot house grown a rial taste thrill rhubarb lb 19c washed and trimmed frisco brand cello pkgs spinach 2 35c with free j250 bonus buck peas frozen foods fraservale fancy 12 oz pkgs 2 33c fish chips v- 63c with free 250 bo bucks theug r iga free bonus gift which will replace the present catalogue n r5 cataiogu thursday feb 27th 1958 with a biggar and battar salaction of baautiful fraa gifts glen williams glen church shows large increase in finances the churchwardens reported a i large increase in sstcmatic con m buttons to st alban s anglican church at the annual vestry meet ing which followed an evensong service on january 27th contn buttons 6 the general fund were in excess of 4 000 and the build ing fund which has been in oper ation since last june showed re ceipts in excess of 4300 it was noted the total receipts for 1955 were only slightly in excess of 2 000 indicating a vast improve ment m enthusiasm and effort over the past three years arthur beaumont was appointed vestry clerk in rev kenneth richardson s report to the vestry he thanked the various church of ftcials and organizations for their efforts during a year marked by a terrific spiritual and material ad vancc one of the needs for the future he pointed out is a paro chial teaching and preaching mis sion a letter from the diocese regarding parish apportionment and insurance was read he clos ed his report b urging the con gregation to continue in a strong family spirit moving in one in creasing purpose as christs flock the churclr school report indi cated 70 percent attendance and on the general board of religious educations exams the students marks attained were better than 75 per cent for those writing the ladies guild reported a successful year with the addition of new dishes for parish use and renova tions to the kitchen in 1958 the major project being considered is stacking chairs and tables for the parish hall the canon wallace guild made memorial gifts to the church last year a new white burse and veil and two cruets which were given in memory of the late archtfc con w g o thompson the brotherhood of anglican church men were in large part respon sible for the visitation of oper ation stewardship in preparation rotary midgets trim high touted rc delasalles saturdav january 25th saw the local rotary midget hockey team defeat de lasallc school 43 this school is an r c school for bos in toronto and are rated as among the best midget hockey teams in all or toronto dc iasallc opened the scoring at 19 40 mark of the first period by t anilin in the second per for the new buildings being con templated in the late spring the b a c also sponsor scoutcub ac tivities and purchased the cub colours last year the scout re port revealed 18 on the roll and 27 cubs while there arc 18 girl guides and 28 brownies the largest church attendance of the j ear was that registered when bishop bagnall conducted a service of thanksgiving at the conclusion of the stewardship ef fort the rector appointed douglas townsend as his churchwarden and the vestry elected george sargent as peoples warden lay i delegates to synod are arthur beaumont and rolandhaines with substitutes joseph eason jack lucas and henry lorriman the parish advisory council will con sist of these men as well as john haines harry tracey bob helton thomas hill h f beaumont and william korxack thomas haines was elected con vener of sidesmen and henry lor- nman recording secretary audi tors for 1958 arc arthur beau mont and william koriack during the meeting the appor tionment was increased consider ably and insurance was raised on the buildings the ladles guild served refreshments after the meeting adjourned lod b kenned gave de lasalle a 2 joal kad at the three minu e mark geortitown fought hard and outpla ed dclasalle brian lewi scored for georgetown at thi 15 minute mark and paul po piel tied the score at the 18 02 mark from a pass from david cun ningham in the third period dc la salle made it 3 to 2 at the 1 30 mark t anglin on a pass from a cormcau at the two minute mark dixon tied the game both teams fought hard to get the win mnj goal and it was fast hockey georgetown got the puck in de lasallc end zone and w norton scored for georgetown to make it 4 to 3 and the locals played a good defensive game until the final whistle georgetown will travel to tor onto to ptaj a return game with de la salle on wednesday feb 5 georgetown oakville and traf algar and milton have been play ing in a grouping and the local team stands in second place oak ville in 1st mil ion 3rd and trafal gar 4th silvercreek service station highway no 7 open evenings and sundays exide batteries goodyear tires motor repairs and wheel balancing ursa rubber car mats front or rear 295 pair bertmcmenemy praprfatar tr 74079 kentners fuel kids cold rooms drive people to dtstractiom heotwtthouggu kjr sai isfiaction irt tbiifttit mtl bw moo coal- today ifaaooal whksnwer os fuel oil s