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the cottage inn rnrttood things to eat any hour of dm day broakfatt- coffa broak lunch dlnnor or thsvonlng mack the food is all tastefully and appetlzlngly prepared dainty sandwiches and cookies for parties receptions etc made to order call fr 73349 steves heating eavestroughing air conditioning gas oil coal furnaces free estimates l have your work donevnow before the busy season georgetown tr 72822 hornby girl bride of milton coop manager double4mudjbei with pearls and wunut marguerite sinclair daughter of mr and mrs g sin clair of hilton became the bride of david young wilson of milton son of mr and mrs d y wilson of glen clova scotland in a double ring ceremony on may a at hornby united church the ceremony was performed by rev g leek of grand valley assisted by c brown of hornby the bride was given in marriage by her father and wore a boor length gown styled with a basque bodice of handclipped lace fea turing a modified sabrina neckline and long pointed sleeves thejwu- ffarit skirt fashioned with a redfhv gbte front banded with lace was scattered with lace apnliques a tiara studded with pearls and se quins held the fingertip veil of silk illusion she carried en- cade of pink delight roses and stephanotis mrs murray sinclair a slster- in law from hamilton acted matron of honor and jean peter son a friend of the bride from hornby and laurie sinclair sis ter from milton were bridesmaid branch 120 canadian legion -picnic- stanley park erin sunday june 29th dont forget the big picnic sunday june 29th youll have a barrel of fun plenty of races for everyone all you have to do is bring your basket lunch tea coffee milk and ice cream provided horseshoes darts and this year a big softball game loads of contests four shetland ponies for the kids free ice cream don t be a srayat homel come on along members and auxiliary and their families at the usual spot stanley park erin bums will loavo wheowa store in hie oun at i j 30 nonnandy boulevard and mrox sauncwfi storo colugo view at 1240 and pick up enrauto jiwt flag th driver bums will leave rho legion hall at 1 00 p m you owe it to yourself and family tp attend this great dayi happiness no strings attached honeymoons get off to a good start when there are tin cans tied to the bumper marriages get off to a good start when that brand new husband assumes all his new responsibilities one new responsibility is to provide for a secure future the mature young man knows he cant predict his future so he safeguards it for ms family with life insurance a policy with the mutual life of canada means family protection at low net cost if s the company with the outstanding dividend record assurance commit of canada district rayresmtative john t armstrong clu seoroctown tr 79621 tlrmbamamat aaakm oris h at with with white hoes darired pink and white carnatiantv hurray sinclair brother bride from hamilton acted wheat man with boas stecmlr of msttnu brother of the bride awl j cook of- toronto friend at groom acting as ushers harold learmont amid asettingef baskets of white jilaes snapdragons and ferns companied by mrs george fittnu of milton as she sang iu walk beside you hornby united church choir sang o perfect tjove and the lords prayer the mother of the bride receive ed 90 guests in the church school room wearing a rose lustre tree dress with matching jacket triaa- med with pale pink she wore a corsage of pink sweet heart roses she was assisted h mrs h j blyth who wore a hyacs inth blue town with a corsage pink sweetheart roses the tables at the reception were decorated with pink sweet pees and lilyofthevalley for travelling to eastern oev tario and quebec the bride chose a pink sheath dress with ing jacket aqua coat with white accessories and a corsage of white gardenias they will live in mil ton where mr wilson is of the milton branch of cooperative supplies the cake ornament was one had been used over 50 yean on the wedding cake of mrs ml preston of charles st milton mrs preston was a gnest at the wedding guests were present from to ronto hamilton guriph town acton hillsburg port credit milton i ballinafad prior to her marriage thehride was honored at bridesmaid and mary fttnpnwte at the fltppance home on april at the home of mrs d march at a imscellaneons sh and presentation on may tt held at hornby united church a4 en may 14 at a presentation held by the milton coop employees at the home of charles hams ge town sugarasdstncel in ay far trow humble opln ef the nonet signs of the de- ecmcrecy ef modern ubclety aund ha the difference between the wax we treat our children and tne way we treat our old folks thffeenjhevt the history ofman- taaev ovdb ahsot i wa years aeon li were treated with the cae- el l ef feuvry pots they mn fed end clothed es well as hlak hen es worm and clean taste good as a result we we who ere a foot teller then their not to labour the point this sort of thing goes on for another fif teen years their way is smoothed nothing is too good for them that money can buy or credit can ob tain parents work for them weep over them worry about them and grow- old prematurely trying to give them all the things they didnt havcand didnt need themselves in life old people on the other hand were treated with great respect they were honoured for their wis dam and admired for their exper ience- they were looked after ten derly given the seat by the fire and the choicest morsels from the table their voices were potent in the tribal councils en place an fete sensible treatment fee thefirat 14 years or so of their eft aematlen that is net only on the mh f lewtetry but h unparall eled in cevrse of human ht from the moment the average baby decides to stop around and driving its parents craay and makes its entry into the world usually at some un earthly hour it is cosseted and comforted pampered and petted it i mcemed with an almost re hntews ecstasy it has already cost herbert mike 0c rawtwaymam i- tow est the now wo b it has only to make one tiny goatlike bleat in the middle of the night and women with aching hecks seen with fallen arches leap wahuy from their beds and panic about in a state of asinine appease- as e baby it ht eteame etc cedltver ell milk end other mobpriced cotiwnodttfos that ate ferhhed vttemlntkml mltv tru bums attend ouilptl church sawvicl several members of the george town loyal true blue lodge at tended a ehnfejb parade and ser vice in guelph last sunday even ing the affair was well attend ed by ltb loba lol and ju venile lodges from the surround ing district the guelph trumpet band and guelph pipe band supplied the music for the parade to the first baptist church where all who at tended heard a very inspiring they spend enough to buy a cadillac and make a trip around rld on raising one child and the hilarious part is this children are the one c useless thing in our society which is supposed to be the most mater ialistic in the history of the human the only thing for which they are any use is amusement you get a lot of laughs out of a kid doubt of it but monkeys are amus ing too and its a lot cheaper to see them and theyre safely behind bars fc now lets compere the way we treat our old folks to be blunt about it we treat them with the same respect wo have for the us ed car that gave us good service but which we have ust trededsn out of sight out of mind we havent room for them or time for them or anything else for them we will go to infinite pains to avoid bung burdened by them with iron solicitude herd them into nursing homes houses of refuge or lonely rented rooms they have the pension we say with guilty satisfaction e e if w took onetenth of the ef factions the luxuries and the care we lavish on our children with which we are spelling them rotten and gave it to our old folk the 4orid would he a lot bettor place for both and we would i lot better people end of sermon i will now say the benediction and you can grre your child a quarter for candy to ruin his teeth and lend a desper ate wire to your mother saying sorry cant put you up as plan ned children have the flu s pace 7 rosedole floral flowers for all occasions wadding work coraom a spatially cut flowers and fundral designs 32 albert si tr 7j95i we wire flowers extra heat chamber sponsors industrial week jrossmiltty of an industrial week in georgetown was discussed at an executive meeting of georgetown chamber of commerce last week at north halton golf club the chamber is hoping to rein- stitute a successful affair which the old board of trade promoted several years ago plans would cau for several industries to hold opennouse during the week with london credit lodge af b am merchants lending their show georgetown and halton chanter window space tor industrial exhib- ram georgetown j its employed with the railway for a commitlee headed by stan 46 years be had been agent m fmlay is investigating the plan newton roekwood store goder- chairman jack cnchton told the ich and brantford after retiring executive and is hoping to arrange employed locally with national railways mai ago and agent at brantford when he retired in 1956 g herbert milne 67 died in guelph general hospital on june 11th after a short illness born in alma he was tee son or the late mr and mrs george milne in his younger days he played football and when te store was associated with ho he was a member of the to railwaymens club and the kail- road telegraphers so belonged to he became a resident of gwriph where he attended norfolk street united church he was married in 1916 to the rormer ethel a drummond of georgetown surviving are his wife a son ivan of pittsburgh penn a dau ghter marion at home a safer mrs iila parr toronto and two grandchildren jhnmie and met ody rev garfield rees c the funeral service on friday the mclanaghanwall home guelph with ha fol lowing in bora cemstery pall bearers were jim cameron keith thompson keith fryatt mm ken- joe mccarther and cttfferd bred- ley acton doctor fejttte says fivemmmfepl sooth heoto- for september at the same meeting it was de cided to contact the uncraploj insurance commission to sec if it would be feasible to es ubhsh an office branch here georgetown district is presently served by the brampton office an other suggestion was to ask the federal income tax department to nd a travelling representative to town yearly as is done in some towns to be available for questions about tax procedure and filling out forms ed three weeks of meetings and tor misbehaviour during meetings unttltney started playing base ball on friday nights the boys met for an hour and had games business and devotional period and crafts such as plastic moulding and making easter corsages for their mothers individual awards were given for achievement and these were won by john stopper and george pelletier in the 913 group and bert arnold and brant hume in the 69 group the grey wolves won the cup members of which are john stoppery jtalph mulder michael ryall jimmy guest philip bludd allan arnold doug quanbury wayne mcnlven wayne reid ernest thompson billy anderson paul hale bert arnold philip white brant hume philip and nelson barber billy maveal peter walker and ray mccolgan club leaders are john emmcr son doug peck graham porter ken mccosh dick welton don hancock and william cumpsty mr emmerson and rev alfred barker who left for a new church in hanover in january were the two who formed the club about 2vx years ago cut comb at ones by g i heat faem me mme had wire o smartsthirwi mill ou bred aw cowblionmg ihwt tv th nl cmw me bom hem me eh awl pott k tew yen smaktodtofwtfehdlmtamt alart rnvteg now on heme mwtma rhthompson hardware oil gas heating hardware t kunming phona tr 71971 baptist boys dob thriving organization on friday forty hoys gathered lor pew urns and hot dogs to dr eg fahmti ryg con- dose eat a successful season for sultant to the oakritte trafalgar tee boys club of first baptist planning beard tost week cnwrch forecast a population ef more then 5000000 p fn this area by the end of this tentery dr famdi said the onkvibe trafalgar bronte area is located at the centre of the largest wr- banixed and econ area in ca nada u the growth natiwofit there will be a populatmo of from five to five and one harf mlln peo ple o- the end ef th cewtery be declared he said that planning was ef vital ed tees of to study the region aspects her- local car damaged in oth line upstt driving on the 6th line es- quesing on june 6th at 100 pm mrs j r colter 38 mclntyre crescent skidded on a curve on the gravel road and her car hit a bank which avoided it tlng over the car suffered approximately 350 damage mrs colter and her children jimmy 3 and douglas l were unhurt in the ac cident officers of the opp detachment investigated starting with some ten mem bers tee dub built to a member ship of sixty which led to a divi sion in age groups with games 66 ieting at 6 pjn and ages 913 a t pn on friday evenings al- tbnwgh mainly baptists to start with tee dub now has boys from all denominations including unit ed pre anglican ro man catholic christian reformed and jehovah witnesses the main stipulation for dub membership is that hoys must attend the sun day school and church of their teith over 95 of the boys have dene tads during the year the boys cpose sides forming four teams and point system was used with points being given for attendance at ceab and sunday school bringing enwring and also for each new member points were given also lor t game boys lost petals for their side if they miss- notice to creditors n the estate of the late james edward cain d 4ffl persons having claims ag ainst the estate of james edward cain late of the town of radville saskatchewan residing temporar ily at the town of georgetown in the county of halton fanner who died on or about the twentyfourth day of november 1957 are here by notified to send in to the un dersigned administratrix of the said estate on or before the 12th of july 1958 full particulars of their claims after which date the estate will be distributed having regard only to the claims of which the administratrix shah then have notic daied at georgetown ontario the 9th day of june aj- 1958 margaret ann cam admin istratrix by her solicitor m e manderson 81 mill street georgetown out g mm muk keep yur ettte tim ot biting flic dust thorn wiu pm cowfly powder cowfly pow der tau t wwta ormof lw work tor you btwe protection for your enttta casta tote than m etnt a day for barns haw fl0rbait flykiuer dint florbait owr aoora to kmp baraa tree o die takes only s v w of tfao tuos la 4 hour 4 t tan mm jfetypermabait hykullg hwtoa cooperative 45 owah tavmot