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fire bureau- investigates home hfire detection sales on a motion made toy auea kbver representative of the oakviuctrcfalgar chamber ol commerce to the hilton county ftre prevention bureau second ed by fire chief fred shaw of oakvule a recommendation will be made to the ontario fire mar shall for a complete investigation of the methods used by salesmen in attempting to sell home fire detections systems to household ers and the cost of these sys tems mr klarer pointed out to the bureau that numerous calls have been received indicating nigh salesmanship and scare tactics involved in the sell ing of these systems the price of which in many cases exceeds 400 other fire chiefs at the meet ing stated that they too had been confronted with numerous calls and in some cases the people were under the impression that the local fire departments had approved the selling of these ore detection systems mr klarer also pointed out that in many cases while the homeowners had never heard of fire detection systems many people were very susceptible to personal salesmanship for over- the cottage inn foft good things to eat any hour of the day breakfast coffee break uneh dinner or the ovonlna snack the food is all tastefully and appetizingly prepared dainty sandwiches and cookies for parties receptions etc made to order call til 73349 steves heating eayestroughing air conditioning gas oil com furnaces free estimates have your work done now jaefore the busy season georgetown tr 72822 priced and onaetbnes taecuve fire alram a sold by high- pressure methods he pointed oat that in the urimed states the federal trade commlaslon has had to take action in a number of xasea recently in brooklyn new york the district attorney brought action against 10 men who were using scare pictures in which seven persons died to impress prospec tive customers with the impor tance of buying the salesmens particular batteryoperated alarm bell the district attorney pointed out that the alarm sys tem could be purchased and installed for 50 but on a time- payment basis the customers were charged 456 for installa tions in four or five rooms plus 50 each for additional rooms the meeting agreed to for ward this resolution to the fire marshalls office at an early date a poster competition wijl again be held this year through out halton county f or grade five students a slogan contest will also- be helil the details to- be worked out ata later date twenty thousand fire prevention posters on the responsibility of baby sitters and parents will be printed for distribution during pure prevention week parade of homes for national home week north halton builders associa tion is planning an exhibit in the parade of homes during national home week in september the exhibit was discussed at meeting of the association on june 10th at the home of rex heslop who is president of the north halton group george c hew- son is chairman of the exhibit committee models of some 20 houses being built by local con tractors will be displayed at cow er court toronto the week of september 614 district manager lloyd danby and mr carr of the bell tele phone co were guests at the meet ing and discussed plans for tele phone service in the new delrex subdivision area branch 120 canadian legion -picnic- stanley park erin sunday june 29th don t forget the big picnic sunday june 29th you ii have a barrel of fun plenty of races for everyone all you have to do is bring your basket lunch lea 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 stayat hornet come on along members and auxiliary and their families at the usual spot stanley park erin buses will leave wheelers store in the glen at 12 30 normandy boulevard and delrex saunders store college view at 12 40 and pick up qnroute just flag the dnver buses will leave the legion hall at 100pm you owe it to yourseif and family to attend this great day dont take cash- take travellers cheques they protect you against loss while away from home safer than cash everywhere easy to cash anywhere the cost is small mras ar eararr ratemm kmittmces citlectiem sarrrr idesn u m i mmur enm am mnwnuon iaans ft far mlt at dm nntam at ar nam araat the canadian bank of commerce mof than 77s bsanches actois canada ready to serve too georgetown branch dm wingrove manapar cony mcneh a pretty cheerleader from lawrence collegtafe is shown above with the handsome trohy awarded annually by the manufacturers life insurance company at the allontario inter scholastic track and field meet the meet was held at lake couch- iching end the western ontario district schools won the coveted trophy as they compiled a total of 87 points to finish in front of schools from other ontario districts jftdcm to rein cettjwdral canon fred c jackson a forov anglican rector art nerval stewarttown and borntqtnas bean appointed rector of st pauls pro- cathedral begin 8aaut effect toe next october be will also be dean of qtfappelle saak and vice chancellor of st chads coir lege in reglna canon jackson presently rector of st judes church oakvule will leave this month for england where he will exchange pulpits for the summer with rev g r stott a former oakville resident in bradfleld parish suffolk norval was canon jacksons first parish in the mid thirties and he was ordained at st geor ges church guelph during his encumbancy there he later was at holy trinity church toronto then went overseas and was rec tor of a church in england during the war he brought an english bride back to canada after the war was rector at lowvtlle and for eleven years has been at oak ville mark golden anniversary at patterson farm home mr and mrs c f pat patter son norval entertined for his par ents saturday afternoon hon ouring them on their golden wedding anniversary mr and mrs w f patterson known to their host of friends as will and cora were married fifty years ago in thornbury in the baptist church she is a native of thornbury and he of orono for the past five or six years mr and mrs patterson have made their home at 32 isabella street brampton celebrating with them wore their two sons pat of norval and j e patterson toronto and their daughter mrs b k sell of copper cliff mr patterson s two sisters from orono mrs such and miss eva patterson and mrs pat terson s two brothers fred wood detroit and harry wood buffalo and a sister mrs l leggitt of toronto were also present of the immediate family they were honoured to receive a congratulatory telegram from prime minister john diefenbaker along with many messages gifts flowers and cards from their friends and relatives the ladies of knox church georgetown catered to the recep tion which was attended by guests from bowmanville collingwood port hope georgetown bramp ton toronto norval and district in all there were about one hundred and visit new zealand with speakers slides members of the local council of women and their guests had a rare treat last friday afternoon in knox church hall when they had as their guest miss beryl rowntree who showed a great number of coloured slides of her two years stay in new zealand the slides were exceptionally fine and exery part of new zealand was covered and her audience felt that they themselves were on the tour her interesting commentary made it all the more real it was the closing meeting of the season and mrs r h jones called the meeting to order and opened with prayer the minutes read by mrs muriel adams were adopted and mrs a m nielsen read the treasurers report which proved to be most favourable mrs f w johnson read ex cerpts from the canadian con sumers association bulletin re standardization of measuring uten sils and the use of antibiotics in food preservation particularly poultry mrs r t paul introduc ed the guest and mrs johnson expressed the extreme pleasure scout mother see films at pot luck supper mothers of 3rd georgetown scouts and cubs held a pot luck supper in kqox presbyterian church hall on tuesday june 17th when mrs bill mair 2 cross street showed films of the recent father and son banquet the meeting was the last one until september for the mothers who have been meeting regularly once a month for the past five months mrs kenneth langdon is president of the organization mrs john frost secretary and mrs albert livingstone social convener 1mb wednesday page t soctauon caterers were the lad ies of the canadian legion which j might add served a delicious dinner david mackemte master of ceremonies did a very fine job principle speakers were heather arnold who gave a toast to canada lenle lena gave a toast to the school pamela turnbuu gave a toast to grade eight sylvia ellis introduced and shirley en- gleby thanked mr e f jordan who was our guest speaker appreciation was expressed by john kelly to the home and school and gary fullerton to the leg ion after dinner everyone join ed in the singing directed by mr harrison and mrs evans accom panied us at the piano jacquel ine shepherd played a musicale lection called marie on the aa- cordion the members of the se nior choir sang two pieces au through the night and now the pay is over the triple trio then sang at pierrota door both numbers were directed by mr k harrison we ended our banquet with dancing directed by mrs evans 1 think everyone at tending thoroughly enjoyed them selves because i know i did overnight hike for 3rd georgetown scouts the 3rd georgetown scout troop enjoyed an overnight hike last week leaving on saturday morn ing and returning late on sunday afternoon under the leadership of scout crs vic gunn bui mair and dan whitson they made their way to the kelly farm on the 4th line where camp was set up the coo king done by the patrols went off well until a few pancakes in one patrol turned a lovely shade of black after campfire the scouts turned m and enjoyed a good nights sleep on sunday morning the troop attended service at knox presby terian church arriving back at camp in time to cook lunch camp was then broken up and the troop returned home to town of everyone present as well as seventy futc guests the new zealand pictures miss paing lheir respects to the hon oure couple mr and mrs pat terson both enjoy reasonably good health show western trip in coloured slides coloured slides of a 53daj trip through the canadian and us west were shown b miss barbara cunningham at a meeting of the sunshine club of the first baptist church held at the home of mrs r f welton on june 17th mrs donald hancock president presi dod and introduced the guest speaker who was thanked b miss norma thompson the program was in charge of mrs jim lmmirsdns group mrs russell stevens conducted the de votions and a bible quiz a poem was read by mrs william cump- st roll call and minutes were rowntree showed pictures of scot land and the isle of skyc and other parts of great britain mrs florence curtis was in charge ol the afternoon tea of strawberrj shortcake and tea mrs fiona nodwell and mrs a m nielsen assisted in the mail bag lawn meeting held by church ladies group mrs victor macdonald 38 maple avi w was hostess for the closing spring meeting of group 3 of the w a of st john s united church on w idncsday afternoon it was a love sunny afternoon and the meeting was held on the law n surrounded by beautiful flowers and shade trees which were much enjoyed mis ma thompson led in the read b7mrsvenccwhec7c dlootional period basing her re nary who also read two letters mark j john 19 christian thankinj the jjoup for a cird and wo nav ncw 0 sp tan invitation to attend a picnic of j m j good ncws the women s mission societj the catering plans for a wed hnh on june 28th were finalized and committees reported a pro tect to be carried out in conjunc lion with the men s brotherhood was discussed the next meeting uill be in charge of mrs douglas peck s group on julj 15th refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by mrs wil ham cumpsty mrs john evans mrs donald livingstone and mrs albert norton speci phone grade eight banquet was wonderful event dear mr editor we all enjoyed ourselves at the harrison public school s grade 8 banquet which took place on thursda june 5th 1958 when wi entered the room we met with a wonderful surprise the banquet hall was decorated with red and white strips of crepe paper balloons of the same col our hung from the ceiling long tables were before us and on them lav as delicious a feast as i shall cer wish to eat this din ner was provided by the mothers of the grade eight pupils and it was served by five grade seven girls during the banquet our toast master paul kitchener presided toasts were proposed by carol higbam david markham valerie sullivan and karen stewart chris marshmcnt and the boys bass choir honored us with musi cal numbers after the dinner we had the opportunity of having mr jordan one of the halton count public school inspectors speak to us on the four necessit of getting along in life s occu wedding in itations a with herild printers 7 2201 for particular knowing that when we sin and p thev are m follows fall short god will forgive us if knowledge of the job ability to we truly repent and give us a do lt confidence that you can do fresh start let us be faithful in wcl1 and personality so that our christian witnessing vour fcuow workers will enjoy an appropriate roll call was to w with you name a favourite flower after the i mr jordan was introduced b busines period a short memorial manhn henle and anked on was held in memory of mrs char bchau the class ronald wil les junkin a faithful member of so l v the group for many years mrs i aftcr the tenquct we had a gordon cousens was winner of a 1 danee cig ppims contest conducted by mrs j boxes chocolates were won in kirkwood and mrs george stcph- dances statue dances ens mrs r rank petch and i and spot dances pictures were ta- walter brownndge were winners i ktn dunn he p refresh in another contest prepared bv mcni were ervcd dunng a mrs a m nielsen and in charge of mrs morgan mcfariane sev intermission afterward the enjovablc evening ended eral guests were welcomed to the a soon t as m jorda told us we shall temetnber it all our lies to west canada the prairies the rockies the bc centennial dally trains 7 meeting a delicious lunch was served bj mrs g urquhart and mrs ed peters assisted by mrs s gow land mrs brownndge mrs kirk i wood and mrs macdonald at small tables on the lawn and an i mjoable social time was held to close the meeting ontinentaj lie cootwsam glen williams lady wins hockey club draw mrs b i carter of glen wil liams is winner of a suit from silvers depl store the prize of fcred in a lucky drawafmnsored by the raiders hockey club her winning ticket was drawn on friday when the lucky draw was held tickets had been on sale in the draw for the past se veral weeks yours trul carolyn halhtt chapel street grade 8 banquet for graduates by sylvia el hi chapel street school grade 8 banquet took place on monday june 9th 1958 at the legion hall here in georgetown seated at the head table were rev rich ardson mrs evans mr salter mr jordan david mackenzie mr stem mrs emmcrson mr ham son mrs johnson and mrs gol den other guests attending were the stabf members the members of the home aind school associa tion and of course the students of the grade eight class sponsor of the gradua ban quet was the home and eehool as- howwett do you know ontario however well you know ontario youll enjoy getting to know it bettor make a point this year of eotplormg its highways and byways visiting its lovely lakes and vacationing at one of tta modern resort axeaa uka that surrounding fort wilham and port arthur shown above tfcke the fiat step now by numg oat and mailing the coupon below know ontario better i i rjil lw wideawake ontario reads w ihrnnrnm billgarbutt