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ou incetm haitc we have hillside ravine and sloping lots available for contemporary ranch homes of your choice plans drawn to your specifications by a p eng to full requirements of the national buitdjng code and cmhc first come first choice james h lyons s0ms construction limited building contractors phone- tit 73969 georgetown 27 church slpo bpx 909 ont water resources commission tenders for construction of 24 sanitary trunk sewer and appurtenances for the town of georgetown ontario winter works incentive program sealed tenders clearly marked on the outside as to contents and enclosed in the envelope provided will be received by the ontario water resources commission attention of brian larmour room 5504 east block parliament buildings toronto ontario up to 12 o clock noon est tuesday february 24th 1959 for the supply and installation of 10 807 lineal feet 24 sarntar trunk sewer and appurtenances plans contract documents and envelopes may be obtained from the ofrice of the consulting engineers proctor and redfrn bidders sball deposit the sum of 1040 for each set of documnts and this money shall be refunded when and if the drawings and tender documents are returned in good condition within 14 days after notification of the result of their tender the lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted a certified cheque for the sum of 10 000 will be submitted with the tender ontario water resources commission e berry p octor and rdfern dr general manager brian larmour secretary consulting hngini t 75 eglinton ave l toronto 12 ontario protect no e o 5653 happy to mcths lr ud mr george henry street are mmm the birth of david un tn pfeel qrarapton services stewarttown cards of thanks emmerson many thanks for flowers cards and other pressions of sympathy received during our recent sad hereave- ment un the loss of a dear father e j rutledge and mrs joe emmerson and family james mrs charles james liraehouae would like to thank neighbours for their kindness and for lovely cards and fruit received while a patient in guejph general hospital thanks also to dr thompson and dr gelb marshall we wish to express j our sincere and heartfelt thanks to neighbours friends relatives and organizations for the many acts of kindness expressions of sympathy and the beautiful floral tributes at the time of our bereavement mrs w g marshall and family tost we wish to express sin cere thanhs and appreciation to our many friends and neigh bours for their great kindness and assistance during our recent sad bereavement special thanks auo to rc and mrs t alex calder dr l v william and dr c a thompson the rebckah lodge ladies auxiliary of knox church the canadian legion the cancer society the employees of provincial paper georgetown police dept pcfe tost and family memorial at friday february 6th 1908 campwb1 ttiti and angela campbell are happy to announce the arrival of their daughter nadue joan february 2nd 1069 at mv hamilton hospital a sister for susan lynn and great granddaughter of mr and mrs alton w norton lhnehouse emmkkson on wednesday february h 1s5a at peel mem hospital brampton to mr and mrs grant emmer son tjoan risi 33 victoria are a daughter sherry lee mother and baby fine newton mr and mrs william newton of bame wish to an nounee the birth of a daughter kathleen sutherland 8 lb 13 ox on tuesday february 3rd 195s a sister for margaret p0uce chief reeve assessor mr marshall had many duties dcaths georgetown lost one of ha most valued and respected cluiens william george marshall when he died at bis home 42 queen street on monday february 2nd in his seventy eighth year he was perhaps one of the towns best known people as he had served in almost every muni cipa capacity assessor constable tax collector dog catcher road superintendent truant officer in charge of water works through his many duties he came in con tact with everyone in town in one capacity or other helping with his labour and with sound advice and words of kindness he climaxed his quarter century as a civic employee with a three- year term as reeve of georgetown he was the son of the late ed ward and christina havens marsh all and was- born at limehouse the family jater moving while he was a young lad t the family homestead of his mother in erin township in 1904 he married the former bertha robinson her home on february 3rd they lived in hamilton for a time where he was employed at his trade of a blacksmith later moving to terra cotta where he operated his own business until 1920 when they seddon jameson wednesday february 4th 1959 at his home is academy rd james seddon in his 79th year beloved hus band of nellie tabernacle and rwr r ek- h ai came to georgetown and he wor dear father of frank and alice t fc n t mrs ray jtlacdonald and grandfather of donald and carole seddon and jim potts the funeral service took place at the harold c mcclure funeral home 34 edith st on saturday february tin al 2 pnr with in tennent in greenwood cemetery georgetown kcd with john o neill for seven years in 1928 he became town onstable holding the position un til 1947 when the provincial police took over the policing of george town until his retirement in 1953 he worked in silvers dept store mr marshall was a hard and faithful worker in knox presby erian church where he served as treasurer for ten years and he was also a member of the board of ma nagcrs and of the kirk session he was a past president of the georgetown liberal association and a past noble grand of orion odd fellows lodge at the time of his death he was attendance of ficcr jor the public and the high jchools in georgetown r surviving him are his wife and sons and daughters hazel mrs ed wheeler hamilton william of otterville and harold ethel mrs v torrance and douglas or georgetown rev alex calder conducted the funeral service m knox presby tcrian church on wednesday feb ruary 4th the pallbearers were all nephews lloyd marshall wil bert marshall wesley graham leonard short george mcdonald and frank robinson flower near ers were harry green roger van evern mayor jack armstrong harold cleave herbert cleave jcorge couhng fred mcnally and i norman lcam interment was in i greenwood cemetery georgetown tn orormtown htftald february 11th 159 pack s food chain negotiating for location on mill si a food chain is negotiating for purchase of land on mil street for erection of a supermarket and is believed to already have pur chased the old rnxy theatre buil ding reporting to a group of downv town merchants last wednesday at a meeting called to discuss par king paul barber said that a pur chase offer made to the mcgibbon estate for vacant land beside the mackenzie building has been re fused and that it was understood the land had been optioned by an unnamed chain his committee had been authorized at a previous meeting t6 take measures to ac quire the property which provides an entrance to a large area now being used for public parkingt ytestbrook clara williams at winston paxilion brantford wednesday feb 11th 1959 clara williams wcstbrook 76 strathcona ave brantford in her 84th vear widow of albert e westbrook dear mother of miss gladys westbrook kn of hamilton miss ft hoi west brook brantford and mrs v a t hilda stein rs of geor cetown resting at thorpe lira funeral home 96 west st brantford from thursday evening service saturday feb 14th at 2 00 p m interment in oakland cemetery oakland ont paul barber president town merchants group john t armstrong clu all unas of insurance main street south tr7mxi a ior painting decorating 1en coxe is your man trlangla 73198 t filter queen sales and service gerald mccrae tr 74297 after 5pm 14 sarah st institute donates to sick children s hospital the january women s institute meeting was held at the home of mrs william humphreys a don ation was made to the sick chil drcn s hospital and a donation of clothing will be taken in march for the unitarian service mrs herb reid presented an interesting paper and the lords prayer and lunch closed the meeting the february meeting on thursday the 12th will be at the home of mrs h p law 3 mrs l devries convener ot fanadian industries will have harge and mrs humphreys and mrs william venner will be tht lunch committee communitj sympathy u extend ed to mrs j sanford mrs ed sanford and bill in their bereave ment mr sanford for a great manj years had bcn a aluid member of this commumu and his loss will be greath felt b ma ny memoriams si pauls wardens taylor carter are the annual estry meeting of st paul s church normal w held on tucda january 271 ft m the church hall before the meet ing was opened a potluck supper ierved b the ladies of tbe church was enjoyed by all present ormir carter was appointed vestn clerk and read the mtnu es at the previous meeting rev j e maxwell acted as chairman the presentation of the finsn lal reports of the church and or amzations re ealcd a successful ind bu- jcar the following ep apintei o office for the year 159 i alan ta lor rectors warten t carter people s warden liar- aid smellie arbison warden heating electric contractor installation a repairs gas water heaters bergs electrolab trlangla 74202 cec greenslade tv antennae repairs movino rtt 744j1 gaorgatown for sashes frames plywood trim you cant beat twins woodworking limehouse tr 79331 t halton homes leaders in hockey playoffs barlock welders jolted the highly touted glen williams team in sundays industrial hockey pla offs with a 40 blanking which put them in a second place tie with the suburbanites halton homes won their second straight playoff game the same afternoon keeping frank king cleaners scoreless to put them in the league cellar halton scored a 50 win keeping their two games playoff record unsullied and mak ing them strong favourites to win the league title the playoffs continue next sun mcqlarwe in loving tmtmory of a dear husband john mc- quame who passed away on fchruar 12th 1958 deep in tbe heart lies a picture ot a loved one laid to rest in mctnorx s frame i shall keep it because he was one of the best always remembered by his wife eva mroa vrrlfc in lownc memory of a dear father john mcquamc who died on february 12th 19s vihal xrr id ric if we could say i it im dad in the same old way t hear vour voice and see your smile tw sat with vou and chat awhile so vou have a father i hensh him with care jumps in time when train demolishes car one second we saw a car on he tracks the next the train and ii n all there wa- it f l in iew wa h ix f kleimx is thu dcscnp ion of an accident at the mount i pleasant lnr cross n- li harol to alter 74 prince harl s dim mr rowiter was one of several ommulcrs who viewed what they though was a fatalitv at 7 am jn januar 30lh jrn bishop of 150 wynford place acton wa the near victim travelling alone and proceeding west from his work at mallon mr bishop was approaching the cross nj when the flasher lights began i operate as he applied the irakes his late model car went in o a spin and turned completely round stalling in the middle of action of downtown merchants and property owners in meeting to discuss a parkim area led to formation of georgetown business mens association at a meeting in the municipal building last wed nesday the meeting voted paul barber as president ot the new group with sid silver ed wiener howard holmes and dick licala as execu e members 1 ie had beer chosen at a previous meeting n in liatng commiuni o parkin the 1 tctors e d meeting later in the week an host mr 1 icata as vice president jean mackenzie as secretan and rill maccormack as treasurer with a potential of some 0 eligible members a membership fee of 5 was set a most of which is owned by the by dro commission the parking committee has meanwhile obtained a verbal ag reement with the hydro for a 10- year lease on the parking area for a token rental plus taxes dealing with a toronto realtor who is act ing as an agent for the food chain barber said the company has agreed to surface light and main tain the parking area as a public one while reimbursing his com mittee for rental and tax charges it would be their eventual plan to tear down the roxy building to provide access for parking his committee recommended that investigation continue for other large areas downtown which could be used for parking statis tics show that twice the area of stores should be available for parking he said and while there would be space for several hund red cars it would not be suffic ient for the total need downtown later in the meeting a george town businessmen s association was formed and one of its functions ii be to continue investigation arking the tracks with seconds to spare he jumped and was able to take only a few stops when the train tngine struck the car and earned it for several hundred feet down he tracks be for it was tossed to one sid the car was demolished hamilton fountain will honour kinsmen founder county sells debentures h at- 98 10 the coun or halton has arran led the sale of ctoqo m fiv and one half per cent 20 vear d bentures covering the additions to the acton and georgetown high schools the bid of the bell gouinlock and co ltd was accep ted at 98 10 over two other tend ers ranging as low as 96 54 an earlier call for tenders on the same debentures resulted tn six bids which were too low to ac cept the money for the construction of the two units will now be made aailable to the north halton high school district board council agreed mrs brad wright treasurer john for vuw npvpr u1w carpentry new or renovations copboardft til floors etc call ab tost tr 7 2470 2 11 attention car buyers our low cost financing and insurance plan will help you make a better deal before you buy talk to u john r barber agency 27 mill st til 73314 tf auto insurance ew high prices bothering you don t let hem see us about dividend paying central mutual policy john r barber insurance 27 mill sl tr 7 2214 tf rawlingson la delegate to sn id arthur burton substitute tax delegate mrs w alter fidler choir leader john rawlingson as sistant choir leader mrs- fred fendlcv sunday school superintcn lent sidismen brad wright t mccaulay a taylor f fendlet burton g caselcy select vestry h smelhe o car er mrs b wright mrs ii smel lie mrs h gollop mrs j rawling on mrs g caseley mrs f fend- ley a burton j rawlingson f fendley and a taylor auditors miss p maguire c mccaula rectory committee mr r pomeroy f fendle ache tv vou sec his acant chair ways remembered by bruce and vi nadirtc and ro eileen and gord margaret and gloria mcvlarrie in lowng memory of dear father and grand father john g mcquarne sr who died on february 12th 19ss calm and peaceful he is sleeping sweetest rest that follows pain we who oved him sadly miss but trust in god to meet again always remembered by jack joan and tim fathers take program home school evening cards of thakks the dinner meeting of the gcor down kinsmen club held at the mcgibbon hotel on lebruary 9th was a liveu afxair bulletin edi tor sam meltzer announced that the winner of ihe crossword puz th low well do you know our fi low km wis frank brant rrank memd a free dinner for his i ffort tht club held a p rsonahty i nilht through the dinner portion f tht meeting conducted bj en i rtainmenl chairman george muhm in which each member fiae hort talk on an subject of thi ir choice a prize for the best effort was won by gln stexen a film on foster parents was hown to the club with ra mc broom and jack mackenzie in harge george mundy reported in the activities of the committee for retarded children and rcitexa ted that the clubs preseirposi t wa to provid t for georgetown pupils to the dis tnct school for the balance of the present school year if and when a request was received from the schoop- authorities he added that to date there had been no request was father s night at chapi carter we wish to express our wiring commercial and domuttk john lenz roglstarad matter electrician electrical contractor tr 7 3414 fuel oil service ralph mu ran oilsaus trtengfe 73351 strc i home school association meeting on monday evening feb ruary 2nd and the fathers reigned uprcme ideed with an excellent turnout reg broomhcad the vice president presided the minutes were read b vera mccumbcr and jim mcbryde gave the treasurer report tom darcie was the evening oloist ringing three numbers without a song mighty like a rose and it is no secret jim fvafts showed coloured slides and co o thenv of he- trip he and mrs evan took to europe last summer principal val stein announced he date of the chapel st school iperctta to be february 26th and 27th mrs ernest hyde gave a report on the costumes for it the pupils of the schools who were in the finals of the puhlic speaking contest gave their spee ches and were awarded sirrer dol lars by the association those re ceiving the awards were barbara evans pat lowe and christine tost bob mccolgan thanked ev eryone who had helped make it such an interesting meeting the men teachers and the fathers ser- vd a lunch of doughnuts and cof fee to conclude fathers night sincere thanks for ihe many thoughtful expressions of sym pathy at the lime of the loss of our mother and grandmother mrs h w carter of toronto mr and mrs e w carter and family dkwiiurst i would like to thank my friends and neighbours for the beautiful flowers and cards sent to me at the hospi tal and since returning home special thanks to rev kenneth sam meltzer reported on the llappv faster draw that sales were wrv 4uod and ht urtd all iiimb rs to make their returns promit ctorge mundv adwscd lhat thi district was soliciting o luntt i r donations for a fountain in hamilton honou ing the foun ler of the association hal rog rs and thit the club was expec id ti contribute on a personal iusk i help raise the estimated si 0 010 required bill h via advised that all kins men can flex their hockey and skatins muscles on sunda even ings in prtparation for a couple of exhibitions of their hockey skill with local service clubs bill inti mated that after the first workout last bunda he thought the boys were shaping up well and doubted that an area service club could offer muchompetition guests attending the meeting acre bob white syd alcorn and ihrec members of the streets ville club sam meltzer reported that plans are shaping up for a kinette club and a meeting is be ing arranged for the near future s tv service 45 main street north business triangle 7 9541 residence triangt 7 9477 hospital and at home t the nurses and dr o m ster i wish to thank lodge no 109 for the ud to brew orion lovely box of fruit sent to mc at my home my thanks to you all mrs harvey dewhurst seddon we would like to ex press our sincere thanks to our neighbours and other friends for their many acts of kindness words of sympathy lards and bora tributes when we were bereaved in the loss of a dear husband and father special thanks to the harold bingham ramiry and to dr r t paul the seddon family newmarket georgetown bonspiel prizewinners several out of town rinks joined with local curlers thursday in a bon piel in georgetown arena sponsored by the local curling club rinks from hillsburgh orange ville cuerph newmarket union ville gait fergus brampton and fnn were here for the day attrac tive prizes with a curling design were oiicxcclaild a local rin skip ped by jack hepburn took top honours in the first draw while a visiting team from newmarket skipped by mr mabbett won the second draw second prues were won by the brampton and hillsburgh rinks kipped by fraser and jackson thirds by fergus and georgetown skipped by ttppin and esrnie cur ry and consolations by george town and umonville skipped b bill robinson and norrish next big event being promoted by the curlers is the annual far mers bonspiel scheduled for feb ruary 26th entries have already been received from hamilton guelph kitchener and brampton for this popularevenl garbage collection in esquesing t0wnshp is now being handled by hillside sand and gravel with the purchase of mr earl scotts garbage business by mr tom haines this is a pnvote service available to all residents in mis port of the township at reasonable cost service wit be continued to those who have contracted for garbage pick up if you have not previously been served and wish to start phone tr 73302 and we will be pleased to serve you