Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), September 17, 1958, p. 8

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tm awmmarowh hirald wttamday eveg sept 17 ims page s kallihafad coming events rummage salev saturday oc tober 18th in st georges parish hall auspices church wa friday november 7lh is the date set for the wa bazaar at st george anglican church baby clinic legion auditor ium georgetown first four mon days of every month 130 30 statutory holidays excepted tf keep this date open septem ber 29th tor st albans thanks giving supper adults 150 chil dren under 12 50c undr 4 free i st albans guild harvest home turkey supper september 29jh in the parish hall serve fnm5 to 730 pjcn adults l50 children under 12 50c children under 4 free 024 glen williams united church is holding its harvest home ser vices sunday september 21st at 7 pjn rev lloyd freel will be preaching special guest soloist fall euchre umenotise hall saturday sept 27th 8pm pri zes lunch lucky door prixe ad mission 50c proceeds for school association 324 attention card players come and enjoy a night of euchre can asta bridge on tuesday sept 23rd at 813 pm in the oddfel lows hall sponsored by the loyal true blues good prizes door pri zes lunch provided admis sion 50c everyone welcome boulevard nursery school sargent road attention work ing mothers or otherwise under the direction of reg nurse school teacher and supervisor school hours 7 am to 6 pm registra tion now being taken for inform ation call mrs crocker tr 7- 4387 tf learn to drive the safe way at shirlies driving school car equipped with dual controls and fully insured phona brampton ask oparator for snatgrovo 127 j 2 u window cleaning painting cleaning walls etc gardens lawns just a fow sorvicas by personal house cleaners hourly monthly or contract rates no charge for estimates we are interested in your job whether large or small tr 79711 tr 79711 aftor pjn wigos topten 1 susie deriln 2 its all in tfw game x bird dogdevoted to you 4 la patoma 5 little star 6 itchy twftchy feeling 7 she was ontv seventeen ft tear on my pillow 9 volar 10 chenrllly lace three cohorboatiohs meet new student minister on sunday evening at a special service the members of the three churches on the charge church- ul melville and ballinafad offic ially received their new student minister mr murray mcbride representatives from hallon pres- btory who took part in the ser vice were rev molr waters chairman rev w w shcrwn secretary r ross adams of acton and rev llovd staplcton of streetsville who preached the sermon other visiting clcrgjmen who were present for the occas ion and who brought greetings and words of welcome included rev duncan foster rev e e baskicr of dublin street unite j church guelph from wherc mr mcbride came as a candidate for the ministry and mr ken grif fiths student minister at ebenex- er cnurch and also from dublin street church following the reg ular service of worship a social time was spent downstairs when mr and mrs mcbride were intro duced to the congregations and were welcomed by all present rev foster mr harold griffin mr alex mckay and mrs frank frse- man each spoke a few words on behalf of all three churches and rev ross adams acted as chair man the regular monthly meeting of the mission band was held at the home of mrs archie lawr jn sunday with twenty one members andsix visitors attending billy mcenery sharon allan and dianne snow assisted the leader in a short worship service mrs lawr then introduced the new study book ten pairs of shoes which will help the children to learn about their north american nei ghbours the first chapter to be studied was on alastta a let ter of thanks was received from miss mayova a port worker at montreal for the generous supply parcel that was sent to her from the members to help needy fami lies arriving in this country the evening auxiliary met at the home of mrs n sinclair on thursday of last week mrs t gibson introduced the new mis- lonary study on our north am erican neighbours and the group decided to donate s10 toward starting a bo s group in our church i the womens association met i at the home of mrs larkman for their september meeting on tues day afternoon mrs edmunds presided and the meeting opened in the usual way mrs r mcen ery took the scripture which was taken from the twelfth chapter of matthew twelve members and two visitors answered the roll call which was a school day memory final arrangements were made j for the booth at the fall fairs and j the regular part of the program j was omitted due to the number of business items mrs mclean assisted mrs edmunds and mrs larkman in serving lunch and the meeting closed with the mizpah benediction mr and mrs reg preston joy and gay of st catharines visited on sunday at the home of her sister mrs frank smith mr and mrs i hill parents of mrs m mcbride from simcoc vis ited at the manse on sunday weekend visitors at the home of mr and mrs j black were mrs mary finlayson and two daughters jane and megan from toronto and mr and mrs j r smellie and miss margaret smel- lie from fergus mr and mrs john black a ten ded the wedding of miss ann wrugh and mr kenneth selb at st martins in the fields angli can church in toronto on satur day afternoon mr and mrs wallace storey of orangeville laric and donna aid mrs r chambers of caledon east visited with mr and mrs f w shortill on sunday social personal mr and mrs norman icara 46 queen st have returned from a vacation spent at charbot lake the pattcndens william street the bill james murdock street and chuck hycklc spent sunday with the greeothals toronto mr and mrs w a sargent and jimmy of branntord were week end visitors with mrs c sargent charles st rev kenneth richardson guelph st rector of st georges anglican was in london last week auendinghlie alumnae meetings of huron college armand swackhamer on a busi ness trip cast from ottawa visited last weekend with his parents mr and mrs e b swackhamer 35 charles st miss sandra scott maple ave w who has enrolled at toronto teachers college this year flew to new york last week for a few days with a friend miss shirley linton toronto mrs e green returned home to london england by plape last week after a three month visit with fier daughter mrs wm b hamil ton and mr hamilton 66 prince charles drive mrs f keary liverpool eng land is visiting for several months with her son mr e docksey and mrs docksey 42 main st s she crossed on the empress of england for her canadian visit corey e herrington ballinafad internationallyknown as a poultry judge has had a busy schedule this past week he has had judging as signments at london western fair wetland and brampton john cornelius 15 victoria st was the only canadian among passengers who took a bus tour through mexico and l part of the us recently john joined the tour at phoenix from toronto and travelled by a mexican bus company through 17 states of me xico and in all was away twenty- five days the party crossed the border to the us at nogalcs af ter 11000 miles of sight seeing mr cornelius preserved most of the mexican scenery on coloured film what council did mr and mrs w stringer rt r 2 nave returned from a motor trip which took them to manltou- tin island and to elliott lake the fabulous new uranium town in northern ontario there they visi ted with former georgetown resi l dents mr and mrs jack stev- ens who lived at berwick hall while he was employed in town wilh murhn sheet metal they brought home a sample of the ore mined for its uranium content which is displayed this week in the herald window mr and mrs burton macdonald 9 mcnabb st and mr and mrs wit liam hotchkiss mackenzie drve were guests on september 6th at the wedding in cheltenham baptist church of kay mcquarry and joha mckee two other guests were the grooms 89 yearold grandmother mrs m mckce and miss jean mi kee rn- of winnipeg who flew east for the ceremony while here they were guests in town of mr and mrs val stein 9 queen street mr muton gibson pittsburgh pennsylvania spent last week with his aunt and uncle mr and mrs- james richardson and fa mily mrs richardson accompani ed her nephew on a threeday trip visiting relatives and friends in toronto pickering oshawa belle ville cannington and manilla mr and mrs chester butt of picker ing also visited the rjchardsons this last week end union town agree on contract date with the newlyformed local 73 national union of public ser vice employees accepting march 31st as the starting date for a contract council on monday voted to accept the contract which has been delayed because a majorit of councillors did not like the previous dec 31st date a by law is being prepared which will be signed by the ma yor and clerk for he town 7 mayor armstrong brought up the question of a eompan which he had heard had rented the arena for an auction sale of commodities which are sold by local scores the town will de rive no revenue from ttiis other than the arena rent he said and be was interested in seeing that the town should obtain the maxi mum fee allowable in order to discourage this as much as pos sible the town he believes has a bylaw covering this but it could not be found in the records council issued instructions to have such a bylaw prepared yesterday a further search of town records revealed a 1934 by law which requires a 250 fee for such an operation it pays to shop for quality at one of ontarios finest clothing stores m engagements mr and mrs kenneth hamilton of ballinafad wish to announce the engagement of their daughter margaret alice to ronald samiv leitch son of mr and mrs r b leitch erin the marriage will take place on saturday october the fourth in ballinafad united church mr and mrs william h reeve rr 1 hillsburgh wish to an nounce the engagement of their elder daughter arlene ann to robert nblson son of mr and mrs lancey w cheyne the marriage will take place on saturday oc tober uth 1958 at 330 oclock in the church of christ disciples hillsburgh top album 1 south pachtc sound track 3 sin along with mitch mitch miller 3 ricky nelson ricky nelson wigos special deal long play 12 hifi itecordingt originally 296 new just 19t wigos record bar 3 main st n tr 7jj7 coming soon a new store bradburys ladies wear dance in erin coliseum friday september 19h three academic courses offered at night school rfe these moneysaving values girls car coats sizes 7 td 14 special in ftne poplin quilt lined boys subur1 in ttne poplin qui lurbancc 995 coats sponsored by the hillsburgh hockey club admission 50c to residents of esquesing and trafalgar township your rawuigh dealer specials en food and house- orders received a delivered phert ulster 4962s fred cewell eden mill included among night school courses this fall arc three academic subjects of grade xii algebra chemistry or physics and english these will run for twenty nights and standing towards junior matri culation may be granted if stud ents wortc is satisfactory typing also will be given twenty nights the fee for the twenty night cour ses is 7 a nonacademic course for the regular twelve nights will be conversational french mem bers of the high school staff will teach the above courses a new course offered for he first time is wood carving ant qtby modelling instruction will cover elementary wood carvng including small figures and pos- sfoly trays and bowls sonie mod clling in clay may be done if des ired by the class the teacher is miss rebecca sislcr who will soon be makiujfllct home at terra cotta miss sislcr attended thp ontario college of art the dan ish academy of fine arts cop enhagen and taught for two years at the john madsen folk school union ville she is now secretary of the sculpture school of canada she works id wood stone a id terra cotta and one of her stone carvings was displayed at the cne art gallery this year choral singing led by kenneth r harrison arct rmt musc teacher in the local schools will give an insight into the fields of standardand modern repertoire v will consist of a variety program in ingilfg the choice or music depending upon the wish of the majority of the students the course in industrial draft ng will be directed by leonartt jwilson auehl 10 bruccwood dr who has been closely connec ted with general engineering and production tool design for lany years formerly of toronto where he instructed similar evening has ses at western tech mr wilson holds a responsible position production engineering it orcnda i engines mallon a handyman course for men and women which will cover min or repairs in the home will be taught by fred j armstrong of the check line who is wellknown locally as a veritable mr fix 1 students will be encouraged lo bring their problems to class for discussion the complete list of courses and teachers will be published nex week night school applications will be distributed to the homes ai last year but if you do not receive one you may use the form which will be printed in the herafd of sept 24th applications will be available at several local stores and at georgetown fall fair for further information contact mrs j glynn tr 73888 miss d stone tr 73432 or the appli cation secty mrs r h thomp sori tr 7 2743 carney hardware norval celebrate opening tomorrow after being out of the hardware business for five years bert car ney is reopening his store at nerval under the name of carney hardware for the past five years he has continued operating his plumbing heating and elec trical business and will now carry this on as well as the hard ware store the carncys will be doing business in the same spot they have occupied for the past se venteen years mr carney has lived in the district all his life and is a member of norval unit ed church being a member of the board of stewards mr and mrs carney have seven children two married daughters mrs f m staines ottawa and mrs carl schenk at port bruce their daughter sheila goes to business in toronto and they have four sons at home charles and bill who attend high school peter who works with his father and ray at public school carney f hardware will carry a full line of hardware plus a new item for them floglaze paint lime house mrs smethurst host to mission ladies the wms met at the home f mrs smethurst on thursday even ing scripture was read by mrs culp and pracr by mrs benton mrs roughlcy obliged with a piano solo mrs mills read from jane scotts adventures on the road of life text word la hour was answered in a verse of scripture the lords prayer in unison closed the meeting and the hostess served refreshments afterwards mr donald cochrane of mon treal is visiting the a w ben tons this week prior to entenng mcgih university next week mr and mrs bougourd of tor onto visited cousins mr and mrs fairman last week prov p c and mrs calvin van zant and little sons of little cur rent have visited the james nobles recently visitors with mr and mrs c a foster recently included mrs e mckissick of greenville south carolina mrs jones and miss p rcamsbottom toronto mrs how ard of niagara falls and miss m rcamsbottom just returned from a summer at lake simcoe we welcome mr and mrs ron clow and wee daughter laurie to the village miss glenda ouinton of mca- ford vis ted the ted browns last weekend clubmidtown by dar well all you wild childs im back again midtown rocked to the sounds of the midniters on friday night and im sure every one had a wonderful time as you know the boys in the band arc all terrific and really make some mo wn sounds with ross hillier on guitar and doing the vocal work backed up by don seddon on el ectric guitar john zions on the drums corey bydcvaate on accor dion and bob kerr on bass evcrytime the midniters have played at midtown the crowds got bigger and the band was enjoyed more and more on behalf of the midtown executive commit tee and the teen guys and girls id like to thank you midnit ers for giving us a wonderful time and lots of enjoyment at our fri day night dances best of luck in the future and ill be looking for ward to seeing you all back at midtoyn for many friday nights to come thanks this friday there will be a jive contest plus lots of others such as elimination dances and prizes were looking forward to getting some new chairs at midtown the new ones will be a lot more com fortable so please when we get them take care of them well thats all for now gang ill be seeing you at midtown on friday boy scouts paper collection saturday september 20th he a ham your paper tied in b a o by 940 ajn in case of bad weather collection will be made the following saturday true blues make plans for card party birthday a special meeting of the loyal true blues was held in the or ange hall at stcwarttown on mon day evening arrangements were completed for the card party which will be held on their regular mee ting night tuesday sept 23rd also plans were made for their annual birthday party which will take the form of a pot luck sup per at the october meeting reports of the delegates who attended sessions of the supreme grand lodge in london the last week of augus was given and mrs r harris supreme grand associate chaplain and mrs har ry shortill district deputy grand mistress were welcomed by the lodge in their new capacities as supreme grand lodge officers combines smith stone battle for championship continued from page 1 workers and gave up nine of the ten runs one to blake inglis in the 2nd inning on a home run and then eight more in the sixth be fore scotty patterson came on in relief to silence the combines pomeroy added the tenth com bine run with a roundtrippcr off patterson also in- the 6th gib telford pitched the distance for the winners with boxford re placing dave leslie behind the plate hurst caught far smith stone combines eliminated norval on thursday 4 to 2 telford and les lie working for combines foster and stafford for norval the se ries wenpthe string combines winning 3 to narrats 2 on son- day smith and stone jumped lifto a one game lead in the finals dumping combines 6 lo sn scot ty patterson went all the way to get the win gib telfordtookthe loss pure wool quilt lined winter weight suburban coats special v 995 mens suburban coats pure wool charcoal and gray coats special quilt 1195 men sport shirts checked and striped flannel sport shirts attractive patterns special 249 mens dress shirts broadcloth shijjs in white jo qft fine sanforized and patterns mens sleeveless cardigans 598 orion sleeveless cardigans with contrast trims ladies car coats fine poplin coals quiltiined lovely styles 995 ladies slacks extra fine quality plaid slims special 1095 mens slacks creaseresistant worsted flannel type stacks jc qc selfbelts charcoal and medium gray piij ladies skirts an excellent selection of the latest styles in pure wool skirts special 595 special meeting of all hog producers of halton and peel counties snel6rove hall friday september 26 830 pm special speaker sponsored by free enterprise hog producers of ontario norton floral 10 main street north first step to spring flowers btf plant dutch bulbs now norton garden centre iso gfmepn awtvmr 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