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farm nrftnt at trafalgar hall 4 monday evening of this week saw a pleating function at the trafalgar memorial hall it was ruralurban night and some 40 or 80 hilton farm leader were hosts to a similar number of kiw- anlans from the kingsway club of west toronto this ta the group of klwanlans who tor the past ten years have played such an ac- kentners fikids we hwe a service thatrsswkced- at certain times if thrlftrit ufot boy vo coat todnl omwiuw4tlm whkntnr ci 0i atixsj ksaijl viuxn fuel 0l stove oil coal acf uve part in hakons h during that period of years he members of this serrlce dub bate awarded 88 short coarse scholar ships to as many qalton juniors in addition this group of young people nave been entertained by the klwanlans at one of their lun cheons at he old mill then last fall some twenty senior balton far mers were guests of the kings- way group at a similar function the event on monday evening therefore was a gesture of apprec iation on the part of haltoo farm leaders to the klwanlans for their outstanding contribution made ov er the years to haltons young people the event started off with banquet ably presided over by a t woodley chairmaii of haltons ml club leaders council padre w a young of the ontario agri cultural college who was suitably introduced by w h merry was the ideal speaker for the occasion as usual the genial padre was id good form and he delivered so ad dress which as maurice c beaty who extended the thanks of the gathering intimated was one which will live in fmr memories in the days which lie ahead another pleasing feature of the evening s programme was the presentation by the norval junior farmers of their oneact play the seventeen year old worn an incidental the members of the cast namel joan and man ljn wnggleiworth ute ostcrman bill wilson their director how son ruddcll the stage hands elmer bird and ralph cunning ham and their make up arubt mn horatie omander aittmn mm widow a georgetown resident from 1010 till ltt while her husband was employed at alliance paper mills ltd mrs horatio oetrander 77 died in peel memorial hospital brampton on april 18th mrs ostrander was the former katharine bennett daughter of stephen and elvira stiuwell ben nett and was bom near arthur in lather township she moved to huttonvule m 1900 and following their marriage in 1909 mr and mrs ostrander lived at norval for three years then at torrance muskoka and in georgetown until 1929 they were living ii hutton tbelma hcarns were all presented by the kiuamans with tic for the play spring thaw which will be staged in toronto short much more might be written of some of the highlights of padre youngs address the prescnta lion of tfle norval juniors etc it was an outstanding night for both haltons farm leaders and their guests and one which will do much to cementing the ver pica sant relationships which have existed over the pas ten jears between haltnn farm ptoplt and the kiwanians of the kingswav who on this occasion were headed by president ken benson and ed peachcj chairman of thi kings wa kiwams commit let on agri culture vflle when her husband died in 4934 she later spent two years in guelph returned to georgetown or two years and had latterly been living with iher daughter in brampton she was a member of the latter day saints church she was postmaster at huttonvule for a fpw years while her son operat ed a general store there she leaves a daughter muriel mrs bert borst of brampton five grandchildren and one great granddaughter and brothers and iststers mrs charles walton guelph mrs james costlgan 55 1 john st awgaorgetown mr william bennett rr 1 george town and mr aca bennett to ronto two brothers and two sisters predeceased her and one son clarence blwin ostrander died in 1948 the reverend mclean of guelph conducted the funeral service on april 21st at the mckillop funer al home brampton scripture was read during the service by mr charles chambers niagara palls pallbearers were nep hews harold bennett george town bert hunter norval clar once ostrander huttoiville tom mcmurchy brampton gordon da vison guelph and george sharer fergus interment was in bramp ton cemetery sugar 4 spice is a bright witty column that always gives you a laugh and usually some good philosphy too read it every week in the herald the first of may is here again to banish care and trouble fisherman dont tread that log you 11 sink without a bubble may day in marrie england of yore was one thing lads and lasses cavorting galley about the maypole singing hoy nonny no and all that their bare feet caressed by the new spring velvet of the will- ago green may day in modern moscow is something else thousands of boots crashing in brutal rhythm r hund reds of tanks clanking their cruel message as the soviets parade helr armed might in wave upon wave through red square to cele brate the revolution mayday to he filer is stilt otw thing when he hears this call over his radio he knows a fa lowairman is in an extremity of danger is beyond helping himself and is winging forth a despairing cairfor aid the distress calf mayday is from the french maldez help me tvc heard the mayday call tar0red to measure suit never before offered at this price fashioned by expert craftsmen experience the pride and pleasure ot wearing a suit designed expressly for you cut to your measuix styled to your last in your own choice of exclusive fabrics here is quality never offered in years at this low price come in see the fabrics feel their texture their richness this is value that denes comparison anywhere more for tour money in hat limited offer open fbi til 9 p jut and a bonechilling thing it is ive mingled with hundreds of drunk en russians every onearmed to the teeth on may day and dont think that isnt a stiff upper up effort and pve even danced ar ound a maypole which proved a rery nigged experience it was when i was in public school our history teacher deer dim old trout thought it would be nice to have e maypole to teach us the significance of old traditions it started out fine but we felt so silly logging around the pole with our ribbons that we start ed to gallop and horse around knocking down the little girts and finally winding up in heap on ttie pebbly school yard skinning our knees badly but theres a fourth meaning to may day at least m this part flf the country there is it com bines the excitement of the old en one the grim intensity of the russian one and something of the desperation of the airman s call it s opening day of the trout season opening day for the true trout fisherman is what closing day is to the school teacher a role sea barely in time from a cruel and unnatural bondage at least it used to be for the trout fisherman opening day marked the official advent of spring it held something of the tremulous thrill of a maidens first kiss the shuddering delight of an alcoholics first drink of the day and the feverish inner excitement of the confirmed gambler as he picks up the dice for his first throw alas its glam has been tar nished by the maddening throng the amateurs who go fishing en opening day because its the thing to do like tho women who dont know a football from a footbath hut must have a seat at the grey cup game out of the cities they pour in their thousands the trout stream whose darkling pools once knew the silent tread the thoughtful glance the reverent cast of the dedicated trout fisherman now has all the appeal of a buffalo wallow up and down its once chaste i banks with all the stealth of a shriners convention lumbers the socalled trout fisherman of today ho smashes through underbrush i splashes through shallows he yoo- hoos at his fellow fishermen and they yoehoo back he drinks and breaks the bottles en tha rocks he falls in then lights roaring fire on the bank he gives to the stilly morning woods all the charm of coney island on a sunday in july each year the true trout fisher man like the caribou and the esk imo is being driven further north 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