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thi oloftoktown hmald wednesday february 18th 1088 paoe 10 coming events plan to attend the aahgrove womens institute euchre on mar 13th in stewarttown hall dance in the rose boom saturday february slat featur ing rock an roll sponsored toy the modern aires lt3 games night postpon ed from saturday tonight feb 18th 815 p m in the odd fellows hau baby clinic legion auditor ium georgetown rltrst four mon days of every month 130 330 statutory holidays excepted ared cross society is hold ing a public meeting for the election of officers in the public library at 8 pm on thursday evening februtry 19th 218 chapel st public school is presenting an operetta the green and silver bowl thursday and friday feb 26 27 in wriggle worth auditorium the regular meeting of the local council of women will be held at the home of mrs r t paul mill street on friday feb 20th at 2 30 the meeting will take the form of a friendship tea 218 rebekah birthday euchre in the odd fellows hall march 5 at 8 30 pm door prizes good euchre prizes lunch everyone cor dially invited to this annual par ty 34 financial management sirvicbs lntalmn saving plana mora thanlloooocnadlan8 ue pl to hv6 600000000 with investor syndicate cer inota payman oarthloataa with guaranteed investment a balanaad mutual fund- investor mutual canada lar geat mutual fond emphasizes inflom stability and capital gain potential a mutual pund for orowth inveatora growth fund em phaaize loogtarsicapitatgaia talxdaduottbta ptaalatarad radrtvmant plana fixed interest equity and c plana for individuals and groups dick riddall 4ostrander blvd rebekah spring keep april 10th friday open to attend this gala event in the ioof hall aprons fancy work home baking afternoon tea and supper evangelistic services nonde nominational continue in hornby orange hall this sunday febru ary 22nd and also sunday march 1st at 8 pm- everyone welcome rummage r hake sate in glen williams town hall satur day march 14th at 10 ajn spon sored by the 1st glen williams guides and brownies 3h euchre the ladies auzil iary of the fire brigade are hold ing a euchre in the fire hall on tuesday february 24th at 15 p m lunch good prizes everyone is cordially invited evangelistic services nonde nominational commence in toof hall wesleyan st georgetown on thursday february 19th at 800 pm and will continue on wed nesday and thursday february 25th and 26th your response to eyeglasses for pakistan has been terrific and the lions club thanks you discar ded glasses are suli being recei ved if you have some to donate leave them at any of the receiv ing centres or phone tr 73631 attention the general public the georgetown volun teer ambulance service will con duct a st john first aid course in the looftlall commencing on march 11th 7 9 pm registra tion fee is 3 00 everyone is invited to attend 2 25 halton junior farmer 25th anniversary reunion celebration at nelson high school on saturday march 28th banquet 7 00 pm dancing 9 12 tickets available from local club officers or agn cultural office milton banquet tickets must be purchased by march 20th 312 don t miss the fashion show bj cotton bros at knox prcsb tcrian hall on wednesday lebrti ar 25th at 8 p m sponsond b the loal true blue lodge com plete line of spring fashions inclu ding bridal gowns and 10 000 00 worth of furs cosmetic samples and prizes tickets available at cotton bros barbers jewellers davidsons pharmacj and raw son s grocery what council did mr businessman have you a listing georgetown shopping guide municipal directory is going to pressi i n vesto r s y ddofl bcecaftcp offlca in ftmp1 cllta if jou arc not included please i contact the herald office grant cemetery board 6000 of town taxes a 6000 grant to georgetown cemetery board will be included in the 1959 tax budget this year members of the board with george muckart as spokesman re quested this at mondays council meeting pointing out that k would be impossible to finance cemetery costs this year without tax assist ance which has not been received since 1956 a surplus accumula ted by the board was used up last year for fencing the property mr muckart explained and he hoard as faced with such expenses this year as purchase ofa new mower and improvements to the newer part of the cemetery a mortuary has also been dis- oussedf by theboard and while an architect was consulted on this two years ago there has been no definite decision to add this to cemetery facilities moving to grant 46 000 to the board finance minister mcgilvray expressed council s appreciation for foregoing a tax grant the two previous years asking if an entrance off maple ave had ever been considered or fred harrison was told by the treasurer harry savings that no land is available for this as an ol3 entrance had been closed years ago and plots sold from the old road allowance board member sam mackenzie explained to council that the cem etery charge sstem is double to nontaxpaers as the board had found that georgetown s rates of si 00 for a 4 grave plot had been prowag too attractive to outsiders teacher parents meet at blue mountain school the second teacher parents meeting was hud at blue moun tain school bdllinafad on febru ar 16th when further discussions took place on playground equip ment being made parents also had a chance to discuss the pro kress of their children with the teacher mrs richard shortill plans were madt for future mee tings and it was decided to col lect a small fee at each meeting annual general meeting georgetown volunteer ambulance service election of officers auditors report addresses by council representatives refreshments wed fab 25th wrlgglesworth auditorium 8 15 pm 2 18 he sho tr 7 2201 the shopping guide is issued b the chamber of commerce and will be distributed to every georgetown resident georgetown arena seasons schedule monday rigure skating private club 410 p m tuesday free skating for chil drcn under 10 years 4 5pm hockey at 8 30 wednesday thursday curling friday free skating for children 10 up to high school 45 p nt hockey at 830 saturday utile nhl hockey from 7 atn 1 pm midget hockey 5 6pm public skating all ages 24 p m and 79 p m skating adults only 910 pm stage water review ens silow 9 jsgji s a second georgetown cubs and scouts second georgetown cubs and scouts held their second annual father son banquet on monday february 9th 1959 an excellent roast beef dinner was provided the 180 boys and dads by the ladies auxiliary highlights of the evening were the presentation of sweaters and crests for the best apple day has kcts the ladies of the auxiliary who assisted the cubs at camp were presented lovely cups and saucers the ladies in turn pres ented the group committee with two scout pictures reproductions of the founder lord baden powell and the other of painter ernest carlos the pathfinder mrs ted clark the vice chairman of the group committee framed the pic lures for hanging mr david macgillivra of v aara falls was an honored guest mr macgillivray contributed lar felj to last jtars usit of the scouts at the falls films high lighting the activities of the cubs and scouts for the past vear were shown skits put on by the bojs concluded the laenmg and mr charles rcnwick chairman of tlu troup commilue a ijourned the netting the 3rd ceorguown pack had a ihtir uets this wetk ihe entire 1st glen williams pack and lea ders cm billie young acm ted von zuben and acm don han cock the occasion was the visit of mr rose 11 of the bell telephone co of rrimplon mr rosell show ed a film showing the proper wa to use the telephone and the tel phone director mr von zuben thanked mr rosell on behalf of he groups the cubs will be trj ing their public telephone test in he near future the georgetown district scout ers club held their regular month 1 meeting on februar 10 four teen leaders attended secrctar and vice chairman harrison wood tendered his resignation and frank brant was elected to fill these positions i tarts were discussed for a dis trict church parade to be held in st georges apglican church at 3 p m on sunday feb 23rd cubs scouts brownies and guides wilt attend the leaders were instructed in new game candlelile by cm joe mcconke of 1st georgetown b pack instruction for the evening was to have been on ceremonies but due to the bad weather the meet ing adjourned early and the in slruction will be held next month coffee and doughnuts were serv ed by mrs sweetie of the ladies auxiliary the march meeting of the club will be held in knox church on tuesda the 10th of march glen ladys sister dies if hamilton mr and mia john hepburn mrs bob hapburn genwuuama and mr and mrs gorgeheaver oakviue attended the funeral of mrs hepburns sister miss mar garet thornberry in hamilton fridan february isth miss thornberry died very sud denly in her sleep on february 9 at her home on robinson street hamilton at the age of fiftyfour she was horn in county tyrone ireland and came to hamilton in 1921 miss thornberry was a tex ule inspector for the government and her work brought her h beaumont knitting mills at vari ous times her parents were lydja hall thornberry and wil uam thornberry surviving are two sisters and a brother mrs john hepburn glen williams mrs arthur townson hamilton and hubert of hamilton rev john gilmore of st john anglican church hamilton of which miss thornberry was member conducted the funeral service at the marlatts funeral home on friday february 13th interment waa in woodland ceme- tery hamilton pat spectacular thrilumfi amazing john hamlet and hh birds el prey paul hahn wizard of gom bill not master it illinlonw canadian army with multiple 1 trampolloot rudynofps ballerina horses the slickers amazing sealed champion retrievers topp lauren log rolling tuna fishing canoe tilting indian songs and dancing mm twkr dahf f t fvenieea m sate notice to creditors in the estate of edna b cleave deceased all persons having claims against the estate of edna b cleave late of the town of geor getown married woman who died on or about the 23rd day of no vember 1958 are hereby notified tr send particulars of same the undersigned on or before the 7th day of march 1959 after which dato the estate will be dis tributed with regard only to the claims of which the undersigned hall then have notice and thp undersigned will not be liable to tny person of whose claim he hall not then have notice dated at georgetown this uth day of february ad 1959 w llarod cleave executor of the estate of edna b cleave by his solicitors hewson ord helson georgetown ontario 225 ramtved seat 125 ba seat 175 rlw admission jo loading adult 50 on advanced chl 2s adndsaoa t building only aduhs 75 children 25 admiusofi rkke intjode americas finest swhiitfinebxhibitiotisevttire i 2gs yfem 1 1 ajn to 1 1 pjo dafly except sunday 1 far eeawesue dia wrajo its later than you think lessttian 20 of ontarios motorist have obtained 1959 car and truck licence rhere are only three weeks left 1o obtain your 1959 licence plates do it todayl office hours wee 9 to 12 1 to 5 30 saturday 9 to 12 1 to 5 motor licence bureau 20 john st w on the week end of february ane rover and two rover squires jack livingstone tom forgrave and wayne fiebig attended the annual winter rover meet at ever ton scout forest there were 150 rovers of the region altendinr and it was sponsored by the 5th kitchener rover crew despite the cold weather and a few nip nipped toes a wonderful time was had b all several 1st tcorgctdwn t pick ubs received their stars on freb olh dai id brewster gol his 2nd tar rolf and peter tomlms their firsts other holders of the 1 t star are keith hall daid how ard ron lane barry lewis boh mcmenemy michael nisbett roh ert au i arry sleif and vane norton d brewster and v nor ton have been awarded their cc list badges brewster r tomlins howard ha 1 norton collector badges brewster r tomlins p tomlins gardener badges paul mcmencmj artist badges howard paul lane hall house orderlj badges brewster howard paul athlete badges- brewster howard swimmer badges brewster me meneim steif howard paul lare dmnis sleif team plaer badges on february 12th barry earlc was invested as a pack member and david brewster teccived his homecraft badge several of the troop have been sick including g service b hagan bruce lewis and ron lane a speed recovery bos club midt0wn by dar hi amigos the meeling on siindaj wasn t xactly a bit success villi tor ihe simple reason that there was n t enough interest in a ym in town sure ou would like a ymca in town but will ou get behind tht program and go to the meetings th ntxl meeting is for ou tht teenager if we tt our support and can arouse our inttrest then wt can start the ball rolling to get jour parents enthused in a ymca and maj he a ywca but it s up to jou to help start the programme so come on gang let s start the old ball rolling ok well this friday it will be rock in records then saturday it s midniters night at the rose room if you want a pass so you can get in for 50c instead of the regular 1 00 be at midtown lrida and ask for one getting back to a meeting on sundaj w e were happj to st t some of the town s most well kmwn mnllcnun maor jack armstrong dick i leata jim jon s and lcs clark express their iews and eric leatnen and henrj tabatt answer their questions the ymca was begun b george williams back in 1849 by 1853 hc ymca was really rolling al i it is bascd on three main i things as i see la 1 the need 2 the enthusiasm 3 finance i right now we only have to figure on the first two first is need do we need one and why can you think what ild happen if midtown fold ed what would jou do week ends especially fridajs as it is now there doesn t seem to be en ough recreation to keep the teens occupied and out of trouble the second is enthusiasm do jou hac the interest and will ou ict behind the plan i hope i e made it clear to you what we need and must have my prediction for this week is by link ray and the ramcn their first hit was last summer and it was rumble his newest is a wild rockin tune called raw hide by the way keep an eye on buddy holly s it doesn t mat tcr any more this ones going to go to the top of the stack well that s all for this week be good take care and heed m words soe y al midtown fri ia now open an account silvers your so l a a working girl you re established in your present job youre ready lo assume responsibility for youi own budget silvers will be pleased to make it possible for you to shop at your convenience call in and arrange for a credit account at silvers ladies department everybody welcome halton county liberal association annual meeting trafalgar halt friday february 20th at 815 pm special speaker mrs jean brown liberal candidate for st george s toronto 2 18 guelph lions club giant car bingo saturday february 21st 130000 in cash pnzes plus 1959 meteor snowball jackpot 60000 51 numbers spacial gam guelph memorial gardens children under 16 ynr not anowod to flay friday january 30th 24 mem hers- of tst georgetown b pack eft town for an outing at camp samac oshawa arriving at p m they round their accommo- jation to be a large log cabin with stone fireplace and bunk beds after hot chocolate and cookies the boys were assigned liunks and soon an excited group vere lring to get to sleep for umo this was their first cai saturda outdoor activities were h ordir ind the boys with their leaders akela joe mcconke ba lou doug ward and service cout wayne fiebig and bert aweezie set out on an exploration iiki of the camp grounds the wtre introduced to some of t he luldoor rub work and a few 2nd star bos pa sed their firclighting tests bj lighting a small fire in the snow from twigs and tinder found in the bush that night ev rone githcrrtf at the fireplace for songs and skits fo lowed b loasted marshmallows hot dogs and hot chocolate at lights out ihcre wasn t much trouble getting to sleep sunday a cubs own worship ser vice was conducted by leaders with the bovs singing the hmns there was a free time to play out doors until lunch abd the group left for home al 3 pm apprecia tion is voiced to three fathers who drove some of the boys down and acted as cooks reg brpomhcad ken hetherington andred sills and to the fathers wno drove bos own on friday and returned sunday to bring them home mesx rs bennett tyner alcorn and conn social personal mr and mrs george stephens 62 rexway drive have returned from a vacation in florida mary mcnamara daughter of mr and mrs cecil mcnamara 9 young street celebrated her 12th birthday with a party on valentine s day her guests were jill runham judy nash elizabeth davidson margaret thompson ellen biehn heather barber jackie lance pat bowman shar on allen linda kcntner barbara evans lnn ritchie and barbara w hilmee was unable to attend her sister christine was a gues and sharon allen muton spent the weekend with mary limehouse presbyterian ladies mark prayer day the limchouse presbterian church wms met at the home of mr- a w norton on thursda evening the program followed the world dav of prayer serv ice with president mrs w mit chcll as leader scripture passag es were ready by mrs roughley and mrs mi is and prayers by mrs benton mrs kirkpatnck mrs noble mrs cnchton and mrs ratterson mrs a norton sang whispering hope and mrs roughley read from jane scott s book adventures in disappoint ment thanks was received from rev m ziedman for a special col lection sent in previously follow ing the benediction the hostess bud haines goal wins for the glen a goal by bud haines with twen ty seconds left in the third per iod enabled the glen to edge a m determined barlock welders team 32 in the third game of the in dustnal hockey league semi finals at the arena sunday afternoon haines tal from judge and quackenbush was a spectacular ending for a hotlj contested game as both clubs pulled all the stops in an attempt to gam a strangle hold on the best of five series glen now leads it two games to one jar le from haines and kem shead and judge from webster were the other glen scoring com binations while syrmk netted both barlock counters- with help from nowselski on the second one in the other half of the double header halton homes flexed their muscles at frank king cleaners and skated off with a 102 win to capture their series three straight george and ezard each picked up hat tricks in the romp and cun nlngham bludd freestone and baxter contributed singles jack king and ross turner were the sni pers for the cleaners glen and barlocks meet in their fourth and possible fmal one this sunday afternoon with an exhibi uon ftme between halton homes and a team from the avro league served lunch mr and mrs leslie trevail and son spent a couple of months with relatives in kent england recent m