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wednesday eve sept 3rd 1m8 pages au delays am dangeftous in wajt uthor due below when an invading germ or virus attacks your body a war begins if your body senses that it is losing it asks for help you may be come unusually tired have persistent pains or other troublesome symptoms any delay can make the battle hard to win home remedies that only treat symptoms may mask the real cause and permit the illness to gain a strong hold the best way twin your war against sickness is to go to your physician at the first sign of trouble let him diagnose the cause and prescribe the proper treat- v ment r your physician can phone triangle 73692 when you need a medicine pick up your prescription if shopping near us or let us deliver promptly without extra charge a great many people entrust us with their prescriptions may we com pound yours mdccormacks drugs prescriptions chemists 9 main st n tr 73492 quotation by john prydon 1631 1700 copyright 1958 9w1 44 on guaranteed investments 3 to 10 years amount 100 to 50000 interest paid june december enquirias invited asphalt driveways sidewalks laid budget terms with no finance charges mcnamara paving phone tr 74898 521 you deserve the best in automatic heating installation one contract covers first liiw hosting equipment finest in installation full warranty service all necenary repairs to floors walls trim plaster for the very best in heating fatstallahona call tr 74202 bergs electro lab oosfco ele h reai fmommmv ipatm an topnotch salesman glen williams anglicans have vacation bible school hahon trust savings company burlington oakville brampton an enthusiastic group of young people ages 6 to 12 participated j4n avacation church school at st j albans anglican glen williams last week each day started with a proces sion led by a crucifer into the choxcb for a service and hymns a half hour period of instruc tion in the christian faith follow ed the primary group was taken by rev kenneth richardson rec tor of sl georges and rev john rathbone instructed the seniors refreshments games and songs followed and the final period found all the boys and girls hard at work on handicraft the prim ary group made a variety of things of interest to that age group while the seniors painted plaster nativity figures these have a great teaching value por traying as they do one of the most important festivals of the church year the entire instruction was on the church year from advent through all saints colored fron- tals on the altar were changed each day to conform with the particular season being taught and hymns appropriate to the season were used the final evening consisted of a church year pageant by the seni ors a talk on what the school accomplished presentation of cer tificates and refreshments mr rathbone extended thanks to all who participated with their time and donations of material and refreshments to the school primary students attending were michel hoesch jackie kemshead kathy rathbone peter rathbone neil korzack catherine macdonald billy burlington chris sargent margaret hancock isabel lieder harry licder alice hancock sandra lorriman pam norton mary bonathan jeffrey eason instructors for this group were mrs rathbone mrs michael hoesch marlene kemshead mrs j card hilts the senior group comprised georgina hoesch jo ann kem shead jill kemshead bob bie kemshead wayne dav ison nancy korzack joy haines pat davison betty sargent barbara hilts bonny hilts law rence kirby jimmy hancock doug hancock judy hancock eleanor hill billy ttobson janic bouskill billy lorriman judy wil- j liams peter norton ann davics j mac korzack instructors were mr rathbone mr richardson mrs henry lorriman mrs bill korzack judy bonathan and mar garet- eason peter and wayne norton acted as crucifers mrs jack lucas president of the ladies guild saw that cookies were provided each morning by various ladies of thcj parish george preston and liar- old wheeler provided all the freshie and ice cream for the school marlene kemshead was organist for all the services legion notes by lili m clarl monuments designs submitted cemetery lettering corner pests aw barkers a good display in stock brampton anofiosimfit hvorics wm c allan prep 68 queen st west brampton shop phones bern gl 10445 gl 11613 rep tom nicol gl a week from next sunday will be the annual decoration day pa rade and service the service is being arranged by the padre of branch 120 rev kenneth rich ardson the parade will form at the legion hall at 200 pm and moved off to the cemetery for service at 230 wreaths will be placed on the graves of all veter ans buried in the cemetery the georgetown citizens band will be on hand to play for the hymns as well as head the parade to and from greenwood henry shepherd perennial sergeant major of local parades will be marshal of it so all comrades arc urged to fall in at the legion hall at 200 pm many local organizations are taking part and it is expected a number of branches will also di on hand in the event of inclement wea ther the service will be held in st georges anglican church the zone parade will be held on sunday september 21st in port credit it is hoped that there will be a good turnout from george town details next week the golf team is getting all rea dy to go after some trophies dis trict and provincewise we hear the boys are gettng in some prac tice these days the finals for the province are october 4th in windsor treasurer asks us to remind you that there are still a number who are delinquent in payment of their dues lets get down with the she kels boys and get back in good standing seems our young friend henry shepherd recently made a trek out to the peace river country end ho was quite surprised at the evidence of drought but when he arrived back and visited the branch his first reaction was things arent so dry out west after all ah fooling aside we were happy to see henry back and hear that he and his missus had a good trip we should be ready now to be gin attending some more of those reunions for vets of the boer war and riel rebellion henry with kitchener host to the next provincial convention next spring we expect a large number will be on hand from town this is expected to be the biggest conven tion ever held in ontario anl 1 might well be just that darts and cribbagc will soon be starting again for the fall and winter presentation for retiring alliance paper employee retiring on pension friday from his position as a machinist at al liance paper mills ltd sam ten- nanl was given a sendoff by em ployees who gathered in the mill to wish him happiness in his fut ure years mr and mrs tennaot fonner stewarttown residents now live with their soninlaw and daugh ter mr and mrs bill ganbatt at 16 elgin sl a well filled wallet eras presented to him on friday by basil hatuey chairman of the social committee as a parting gift crom employees guild names committees for fall fair entries st stephens guild met at the home of mr and mrs edward ro bertson on tuesday evening au gust 26th with eleven members present the mee opened in the us ual manner with the pre mrs wm bradley in charge the roll call was taken with each member giving two articles suit able for the touch and take table at the bazaar on october 25th mrs arthur plant convener of both milton and georgetown fair booths named her committees and their duties four members of fered to help at the hornby bar- bq the next meeting will be at the home of mr and mrs glenn saunders on sept 9th with the roll call of an apron the meet ing closed with prayer lunch was served by mrs pat flip- nance and mrs kenneth ella a twocar collision at the cor ner of the 7th line and base line was caused by one car failing to stop at the stop sign last thurs day morning some of the five passengers in the car on the way to malton needed medical atten tion both cars were badly dam aged birthday greetings to mrs wm tally n and raymond archer who have birthdays on sept 7th misses mardy and beverley woods of uxbridge visited with susan and kathy grexton and their sister bonny woods visited withthe murdock children for a day last week congratulations to mr and mrs elmer bailey on the birth of a son onfriday august 20th at milton private llospital mr gordon barnes a mechanic at hornby garage is in milton hospital recovering from an oper- j ation the hornby ball clubs and tbeir executive held a corn roast at the hornby park on friday evening aug 29th they were well-treat- ed to corn coffee freshie pie and ice cream ken hearnes played his guitar and sang a good time was had by all congratulations to mrs jim reid who won in the dairy queen competition on friday evening at the cne she has to compete again on monday night mrs ethel dickenson fell at the home of her daughter mrs j wm bradley and dislocated her shoulder and received a cut on hcrjjcad she was taken to mil ton private hospital mr and mrs floyd brigdenmo- tored to erie penn where they spent the holiday weekend with friends the hornby girls ball team was defeated by omagh on thursday night and were put out in the john simonyi opens appliance business for several years associated with the harold c mcclure ltd firm john simonyi is opening his own tv and appliance service centre mr simonyi and his wife have reccntlyjcturned from aholiday in europe during their time ab road they covered 7000 miles in their own car which they took over with them on the ss homeric they spent some time in mrs sim onys native austria visiting with her mother in styrta mr sym- onyi was not so fortunate for it is still not wise for a hungarian nat ive to return to his own country closest he came was to the aus trian border which is only 1 mile from his native town he did how ever talk with his sister there by telephone leaving from montreal on their trip the couple docked at le hav re they motored extensively in germany austria switzerland italy and also went to belgium to spent a few days at the worlds fair in brussels john was partic- maveal motor sales ltd triangla 73611 main street your international truck dealer ularly interested in visiting electro nics factories along the way travel is cheap for canadians he reports for instance in austria hotel room and meals for a couple cost only 250 in canadian funds per day since leaving hungary mr sim onyi spent two years in austria then emigrated to australia where he lived for the next two years he has been in canada for six years working first with the canadian admiral corporation as a trouble- shooter and tv expert and later in georgetown announcement after alterations at music results for harding piano pupils nine pupils from the studio of bruce m ilardirng and margaret bradley harding were successful in their royal conservatory piano examinations which they tried in cuelph in june results were as follows mary evans carroll farnell betty mac milcham margaret thompson 1st class honours ellen biehn rob erta hawes ann lorraine noble j bill sayers honours carolyn mc laughlin pass have you been to music fair at dixie plaza if not youve mis sed a treat this week and next the boy friend a gay spoof of the musicals of the twenties then for two weeks pttgy and bess with the cast which toured europe 6 mill street canadian legion block premises will be opened by the scotch bakery formerly the fergus scotch bakery i with a complete line of bakery goods homemade bread cakes pies pastry tarts and rolls cakes made to order for weddings birthdays parties etc all goods will be baked on the premises th0s smith prop