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v j fm odto oapt o ommciowh ont wcdmsday swt 17 19m second skvoh rat tiring our style of the month the empress martins beauty salon cttavbkxm drive georgetown triangle 733 georgetown dairy ltd homo milk chocolate milk buttermilk cream cottage cheese butter eggs for prompt courtesy service call georgetown dairy ltd quality milk products phone tr 72881 118guelphst n delicious homemade ice cream at our modern dairy bar sale of garden bulbs is kinsmen fund project the georgetown kinsmen deci ded on a fund raising project for the fall at their opening meeting at the jack 0lantern restaurant september 10th bulletin ediur sam meltxer reported that the clubr plans to organize a door to door campaign selling garden bulbs anti will be relying on the fundsv from this project to conti nue their kinsmen services to the community which started this summer with the kinsmens kid dies playground a guest at the first meeting of the season was a representative from the canadian institute for the blind mr stanley of hamil ton he addressed the club on the work being done by the insti tute and in hospitals etc it was also decided that the kinsmen kornroast be held on saturday sept 27th the locat ion to be chosen at a future mee ting major advance in furnace oil howard kentner of the wh kentner son fuel firm signs an exclusive contract for the distribution in georgetown of hytest 303 an amazing new fuel additive which claims to deliver up to 20 more efficiency georgetown is one of the first areas in ontario to receive this new improvement with mr kentner is his son claude a member of the firm and look ing on is j a mctaggart of the hytest 303 corporation i can weekly newspapers serve five million readers promote weeklies as important medium there is an encouraging evi dence that business and industry is beginning to realize more than ever the important market that weeklies serve in canada hugh e hccormick of the montreal monitor and incoming president of the cwna told more than 400 delegates attending tbe grandpa has the present you look after the future love and presents for favourite grandchildren thats what grandparents are noted for but you are the head of the family your aim in life is to take the uncertainties out of your familys future when looking to your familys future select the insurance company that offers family protection at low net cost thats the mutual life of canada 1 the company ol with the outstandi dividend record ssuc commkt or join t 39th annual convention last week in toronto but he said there never has been a time in the long and col ourful history of the weekly news paper industry in canada when there was a more urgent need to promote weeklies as a key adver tising media in the business life of the nation the five million readers seneel in canada by the weeklies were making an impression on adver tisers he said for 100 years the weekly press has had its problems but nothing ukeoday when competition from other media rising costs employee demands and so on threaten our very existence as a force in our national life mr mccormick said he noted that the immediate past president cecil day in his opening address at tbe convention had mentioned that in colorado an average of three weekly news papers per year are being closed down for good one of the major reasons for this tragic death of such com munity papers is that we havent been keeping up with the fast pace of business competition he said we havent been going af ter the revenue of national and local advertisers that there is for us and which helps keep us in business mr mccormick felt that the better newspapers competitions of the cwna were raising the excellence of weeklies an at tractive looking paper is an added inducement to the advertiser he pointed out mr mccormick said that the 725odd weeklies in canada were a big potential market whose impact on the national life cannot be overestimated he noted that of the 265 constituencies with scats in the house of commons 104 at last count were served by weekly newspapers for the work of the cwna in promoting the cause of the weekly press mr mccormick bad nothing but praise lii the 12 years that i have been attending cwna conventions i have been impressed by the so cial value of the association he said its value as a fraternal group has f always- impressed me but more recently i have come to see that the cwna can be a pow erful instrument in furthering the good of the industry in our efforts to get more of the advertising dollar in canada the cwna through its commit tees is the best avenue we have he said through the cwna we can i am sure find ways and means to increase our advertis ing revenues mr mccormick s key note challenge was further supported by similar comment in several committee reports tabled at the convention one of the most important steps he said in this regard dur ing the past year was the setting up of a promotion and public re lations department at head of fice and the taking on staff of bill james formerly of the bow- manville statesman to direct its activities a number of committee re ports tabled at tbe convention praised this step as a forward one that would do much to assist cwna members in increasing their revenues and tnus be in a better position to meet rising costs of publishing cecil day of the liverpool ns advance retiring president in his address opening the con vention hailed the formation of the promotion department under mr jame as a move long over due he said he was pleased to learn that two provincial divisions nf tbe cwna he attended last summer were contemplating pub lic relations departments rising costs of publishing and printing were forcing weeklies to the crossroads mr day said he felt many weeklies in canada were now relying on their commercial printing but even with this they verc tinding it difficult to satisfy the demands of employees on one side and the banker on the other mr day appealed for united effort through cwna unless we arc united he said the road may be rough when a weekly goes from a town the town folds up too in his farewell address as presi dent mr day urged delegates to be proud that you are moulders of public opinion and be proud that you are the last bulwarks of a free press rosedale floral flowers for all occasions wadding wotfc corsage m a specialty cut flowers and funeral designs 32 albert st tr 72952 we wire flowers elect local true blue to grand chapter office mrs albert carter mrs fred mccartney mrs george greig and mrs robert harris members of thy local loyal true blue lodge at tended sessions of the supreme grand lodge in london on satur day and sunday august 27th and 28th where delegates met from all across the dominion the convention was a success with the local lodge being honor- do h yourself tj vow tv i tubes freei a nw tub avalabb hutchs smoke ft imh shop 10mlostsoitfc open dalty to 11 pxa eas citizenship certificates to district new canucks several georgetown and district men and women were included in a group of new canadians who received their citizenship certifi cates recently at milton court house the north halton people who now have become fullfledged canadian include calogcro crisci 198 mary street milton vinccnxo crisci 20 mary st milton mrs anna flikkcma norval mrs helga koch 68 rex- way dr georgetown mrs emi lindauer rr 1 georgetown hans otto lindauer rr 1 georgetown robert mackay 359 pearl street milton jan frans nap rjf 1 ac ton mrs maartje nap rjt i ac ton johann nlestroy rjt 2 camp- beuville mathias matbew peter jan peeters glen williams karl erik sorensen 37 elgin sl acton mrs aalrje aue steenhnis nor val gerrtt steenhuis norval cor nelia jan van liere glen wut- acton lbs margaretha johanna tan hoeketen 7 school lane ac ton j antonha arnoldns vaa to bssa s3 futon street education is topic at norval institute the first meeting of the norval w1 was held on september 4 at the home of mrs l may the president mrs keith webb opened the meeting with the ode collect and the lords prayer af ter which mrs g chester read the minutes of the last meeting a short business period followed the roll call something of edu cational value which i have learn ed during the summer brought many interesting answers the topic for the meeting was edu cation mrs l royal gave the current events and mrs egbert c reed spoke on education and her re- cent trip to the eastern coast the meeting closed with the queen and lunch was served by the hos tess assisted by mrs h mclaugh lin and mrs h collins the oc tober meeting will be held on the 2nd at 8 pjn at the home of mrs r crawford milton thoedorus yotephus wu- hefmus wlndmoller rjt 1 camp- beuville mrs elisabeth weststeyn 50 lurer dr georgetown pieter weststeyn 50 river dr gecrge- fll never drive again as long as i live thats tbe vow fred smith toot when he learned the youngster he had ran over had died as a result of the injuries freds conscience was tmtum by the feeling that a enod bad died as a result of his actions he tore up his drivers license and has never been behind the wheel of a car since theres only one way to avoid fred smiths night marish situation thats always to watch for children on the road votn ontario department of transport urges yon to support the current chod safety cam