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the georgetown herald authorized socond clam mail post office dapt ottawa oeoroetown ont wednesday evening march 11th 1959 second section joes tuck shop 27 main st n tr 73301 district w i ladies attended the summary day following a course in meal planning held by the home economics service for halton shown above as they attended the day long proiect at stew arttown hall on tuesday march 3rd are left front to back miss mary porteous food specialist and course instructor mrs j murray norval w i and miss f hucks supervisor of food and nutrition home economics service dept of agriculture left mrs f smith ballinafad w i and mrs m borgstrom home economist- for halton acton free press photo ahc don t forget ahe big st pat rick s ball at the rose room on frda march 13th sponsored b tgiorgctown lions club free i marie frar exciting bazaar best sellers recipes write today i dairy pammiri op canada 4o0 huron 6uhi toronto womens institute summary day discusses third meal theme by mabel a borgstrom thi second annual summarj lj lor halton count omens liwitutes was held tuesday mar th 3rd in rsquesing township hall sti wart town thia car the bran ctus have bet n p irticipatmg in a uiursl ulud the third meal ahuh di ils especially vith tht puparation of u d lunches or uppirs jmunu li ihi rt spon t tumn it sumnnrv div it mu t halt bun a vu mittissful pro malton layoff may affect plans for new weber school ourst i ir tht 11 imc i tonoimt uf tht dtpl of wuul u matt 1 a new sttm ot w womtni lnsti mil olhtr oriani7 ition touul send two of thur own mem hers to be instruct d at a kadtrs ininins school tht st leadtn then conducted the courts itir thtir own groups in 1958 halton count received attention all persons whose health insurance is about to lapse halton coop medical services a local nonprofit agency offers a major medical expense plan that helps pay allowance up to 4 00 per day for semi private care additional extras in hospital unpaid portion including deductible of surgical contract medical expenses special nurses ambulance services drabs prescribed by doctor but taken at home artificial limbs or orthopedic devices n b this plan has a 100 deductible clause annual rates family premium 10 00 single premiumr5 00 a surgical plan that pays surgical operations confinements including pre natal and post natal care 1 anaesthetist s services up to 15 00 per operation 1 x rays for diagnostic purposes when not hospitalized up to 15 00 per year cystoscopic examinations for diagnostic purposes fractures and lacerations serious burns anjlaceratibns 15 00 deductible on all claims except x ray and anaesthetists services all claims paid according to general section of ontario medical association 1955 tariff of fees with amend- ments of 1956 1957 1958 annual rates families 30 00 singles 15 00 for complete information contact halton coop medical services mrs a r coulter milton tr 86176 r r 3 campbehville where you get more protection per dollar premium a course in home furnishings new lamps for old this year itw a sthe third meal which deals with food and nutrition badges presented growth of interest in this tpc of program was indicated bv the increase in participations and at u nd inn at summarj dav niiu w omen s lnilituus in tht countj nt rtpriminativi- to thi train i inj school list ovimhcr and all computed the couisc of stud at ihouh ont iimp was not able l ittn 1 sumiiiarv 1 iv the total at lindane i thi- vear wa- 80 is com pncd t i lat iar s iu mi- m i hi 1 itirutr im home eon must for hilton tounlv with the dtpl of aurieuuuri chairel the sumnurj daj program on tucsdaj afternoon and called on mihs man iorlious instructor for ihis class to present badges to the leaders and to comment on exhibits which each group had prepared these exhibits featured a lunch or supper main dish ac companicd by the recipe menu meal pattern and table setting following this mrs gordon mac nab summary day committee chairman presided over an extrem ely varied and lively program pre sented by the participating groups first on the list was a demon stratum lets make a salad by mrs s kirkpatnck and mrs crtch ton of i imehousc in which the ladies made and chsplavtd a ban ana split plate salad more appetizing this was followed b a skit from bdnnockburn entitled an aid to appt tiles and describing the wav in which one familv s menus had been made more appetizing through the mothers pirticipation the third meal mrs c sin clair mrs j anthonv and mrs linham were the actresses while mrs v harness introduced the acts hornby women s institute made their presentation- in the form of 1 panel discussion by mrs r king mrs l sampson mrs r wilson mrs j wallace and mrs w coulton on cooking schools was ours a success the con census seemed to be that there was no question about it another demonstration this time by ballinafad members mrs wm kirkwood and mrs lrtoyd mclean showed how to prepare a whole meal pick and choose salad illustrated talk mis charlotte turner and mrs r irving or scotch block prescn ted an illustrated talk using food models and flannelgraph on the subject planning meals ahead of time over the tea cups was dub lin s skit introduced by mrs d kennedy with mrs d moffat mrs n elliott and mrs j dennis discussing the values of participa tion in a nutrition course then a marshm allow pineapple dessert salad was demonstrated by mrs d murray and mrs c shenng of norval mountain union brought the whole program to a rousing conclu sion b having all their members join in singing two excellent songs written by their members onettf these oqtitlfed a good third heal was prepared especially for this occasion miss frances hucks supervisor of the food and nutrition section continued ot page 4 the cancellation of the cf 105 may have its efrect on the plans for georgetown s fifth public school at a regular meeting of the public school board at the harri son school on wednesday march 4th members expressed concern over the situation which could jnean a decrease in the number of rooms proposed if the depart ment sees fit the replanning would delay the opening possibly until january 1960 the department would probably favour a five room structure how ever the board agreed they would rather support the original plan and have some of the rooms vac ant for a term than chance being caught short of teaching space in the event that the malton crisis was remedied though slackening off sharply the influx of new residents in the delrex area has not halted en tirely one of the facts the board must be able to support before the department to prove ten rooms necessary tenders for the construction of a ten room school have already been calledfor march 25th thirty three ipercent of the enrollment at harrison arc from avro homes and if a job bunting migration vacates classrooms here the board will probably move the classes out of wngglesworth audi lorium which was never intended as teaching space harrison principal harold hen ry lold the board fifteen new rcg islrations were received in febru ary from the new area behind the sykes plant making a total of 90 now attending the school from that part of the subdivision he said the school averages 3 or 4 new registrations per week board ehairman jmi wilson told the principal to notify him irame- dately when the trend changes to an abatement a 1603 public school enrolment was reported at the meeting with the largest number 562 at har rlson wngglesworth has 444 chapel st 321 and park 276 barrister tom van sicklcr 43 shelley street was named as the hoard s appointee to the library board replacing gordon tee in raid term mr tee is leaving town representing the rotary club barrister john ord 76 maple ave w notified the board of the dat es for the annual show boat to be held in wngglesworth audi torium this year the minstrel show will be on two weekends april 24th and 25th and may 1st and 2nd the duties of attendance offi cer left open with the death of mr william marshall have been taken up by former attendance officer harold moyer eleven tables in play firemens auxiliary euchre eleven tables of euchre were in plajat 4he last firemens ladies auxiliary euchre helfl in the fire hall on february 24th mrs john koloski was high winner for the evening winning first prize for euchre and also winning the trac- elling prize for the ladies mrs sarah boyd was second prize winner at euchre with jerry lam- erant winning the halfway prize erwin lewis won the travelling prize for the men at the conclu sion of the card game the ladies served a delicious lunch anoth er in this series of euchre will be held in the fire hall on the 31st of march if you want a job done right do it now why wait for spring yo j will be acting in your own best interest if you get your repairs remodelling interior decora tions mainteance and clean up work done now now with construction reduced carpenters plumbers pain ters plasterers electricians and everyone involved in build ing and finishing houses apartments and business establish ments usually have fewer obs on hand in the summer when demands are heavy for these skilled workers you may have to wait for your work to be done now you can be assured of a skilled service in prompt satis factory time you can help yourself and the community at the same time if you dont wait for spring dorikwait for spring for advice and assistance call your national employment office unemployment insurance commission r brampton ontario glendale 11240 2 low fat homo milk now available c from your 21 maple leaf dairy driver salesman along with our other popular products chocolate dairy drink buttermilk daliclout hoi or cold alto a low if bnq sthns cottage cheese 0 sour cream shamrock brand butter a eggs maple leaf dairy owned and operated by fred steen 10 water st tr 73421