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the georgetown herald wednesday april lat 1 page 2 the cottage inn for good things to eat ml through the oat breakfait coffee break lunch dinner or jh evening snack do come in and let us serve you main si s tr 79004 o 0o your kitchen vyihs a custom built cup board precision made in our shop and installed with no muss or inconvenience also rooms dividers and bookcases a specialty phone today for a free estimate mino mi 1 1 work 1 1 water st til 79771 monuments cemetery lettering yeadons memorials 22 king street east georgetown tr 79573 a half million dollars all in shiny sports cars seldom jan assemblage ol costly sports caw brought together tn one place as shown above the scene is thecnrrent sports cars in kevtew at the henry ford museum in dearborn mich on display in the mnsenmjnain exhibition hall are more than 59 models all high performance cars designed for competitive driving with a value of more than half a million dollars all presentday manufacturers in england italy germany and the united states are represented the development of sports cars over the years is shown by several vintage vehicles such as the american 1908 loco mobile in the center and the english rolls royce speedster of 1912 at right foreground the ex hibit which runs through february 22 la the only one of its kind in thjs country devoted entirely to this type of vehicle georgetown boys band entertains at manor by muriel thompson on monday evening march 9th the residents of halton manor had the pleasure of welcoming again to the manor the georgetown boys band augmented by a good ly number of adult players from the former lome scots band and the recently disbanded george town brass and reed band there were about thirty bandsmen young and old in the group mr vernon mccumber acted as chair man for the evening in ery pleasant fashion and mr a per rolt displayed his usual great skill and talent in the conducting of the band the band as a group played several hymns and inarch es all in the very acceptionsble fashion that is themark of this fine band one adult soloiat and three instrumentalists from among the boys displaed fine talent al the adult soloist was mr victor carter who played very beautifully the sacred selection hear me o my god as a cornet solo from among the bojs the wheeler brothers aged 14 and 10 years pajid two cornet solos down in the valley t id unto the hills twelve year ild bobby mc umber the son of the chairman played i medley of airs and a iiis selection on his saxaphone the medley con mated of the number when irish eves are smilm sidewalk of polish dutch customs told to businesswomen their help in working on some of the aprons mrs allen reported that a group of ladies from bur hngton would probabv be pre ent at the next regular meeting order to make a donation to the hobby class plans were made for the st patrick s party on mar 18th to which all the residents and staff were to be inwted numerous ether items of ousmess occupied the attention of the re aidents until the meeting was adjourned thursda evening march 12th was an evening that found the residents making the acciuain lance of some cr talented new friends when about twentv five members of the strcetsvillc brass band presented a concur for the residents this was piohablj the first time that a streelsville or gamzation has isitcd the manor and the occasion was i moat pleasant one the band was un tier the leadership of its talented and capable conductor mr 1 i emmana who announced the num bers to be plaved irom the plaing of the open ing march colonel boge to the closing hymn abide with me the band displayed great versatility play infselections that differed widely ih character these selec tions included the beautiful old waltz beautiful ohio balct music from the opera coppdia wvinl new yoik and memories the sousa marches several hmnand iiii selection wis when i grow the descriptive piece the bells of tjo old to dream mr carter ousely though differing so wide and the three joung boys won k all the numbers weie played ttvery hearty applajse from the au with great skill anil expression dience as did the band plaving several solo number wre pla group at the close of tho ed d cxprcsion also program the visitors and the re sdcnts enjoved coid drinks and cookies together several geor- the billgarbiitt get own ladies accompanied win street iiancle 72638 travel notes trans atlantic 0 family fares now in effect large savings when families travel together john r barber travvl advraor john r barber mcnct msurancc travb tr 74114 mm nar ban i as very welcome vustors a return isit that has been eagerly anticipated by the resid ents for some time occurred on tuesday evening march 10th uben about thirtv members of the four corners squire dance club of port cred visited the manor in order to entertain the residents with an evcriny of country tyle dancing thire uere j as man as 32 dancer including some of the residents and stall members on the floor for some of the dances all the dances were under the supervisnn of the very clever caller mr bert everett of port cred the dances performed covered a wid variety of dance forms such is traditional square dances like the gay gor dons gay polkas ilk the heel 4 toe polka and such lilting waltzes as the veleta and st bernard waltzes several of the dances on the program were repeated by re quest after having proved very popular on previous visits these included several waltzes and the square dance on thf trait of the lonesome pine which was sung by mr everett with the dancers joining in the singing at the end of each chorus all the dances were performed to the music of a recordplayer with mr everett using a microphone mr vlggers played the bones for several of the dances mr and mrs everett aroused much admiration when mr everett took time out to dance a very graceful dance with mrs everett part way through the evening the visitors presented a chocolate bar to each resident at the end of the dancing cold drmks and cookies were served bringing a very exhilarating even ing to a close the hobby class meeting on wednesday afternoon march 11 was apron meeting when the twenty members present had an opportunity to view a great num bcr of very attractive aprons that bad recently been made a vote of thanks was extended to miss hannant for having obtained the i remnants from which these aprons were made as a donation from the t eatonr co a motion was car ried unanimously that the secre- tary send letters of thanks to ijmra fi thomson and mrs aahawsanv mmtoh for mr clarence ilea paved a euphc n mm solo the old home down on the farm and mr ilin tim bn played a cornet solo in the bands selection from oppelia mr lies led the band while mr em mans and mr tamn pliytd a cornet duet a polka m buddv these new friends mide i most favourable impression mi their new audience and a retui gagement would be greatly antici i aird miss 1 monday march 23 was the rcg ular dinner meeting of the busi ness and professional women s club held at the jack o lantern there was a splendid turnout for the meeting which was internal lonal night jean mackenzie pro gram convener had arranged an interesting program at which two of georgetown s naturalized can adians spoke o different interest ing aspects of their homeland mrs jean cummins spoke partic ularlj of a polish wedding and the customs observed and miss judj janssen spoke on the geog raph of holland both of these quests delighted the members with their talks thcv were intro duced bv jean mackenzie and were thanked by mrs win wallace who ilso presented tin in with gift which had been d ilntd and made in canada k ports w re n ad b the sev eral committee chairmen and mrs w illacc reported and finalized plans for the coining regional meitin bi in he id it the home of mr- rthur scott on april 13 the re cordinj seen tan dislnbu ted a mimeographed report to each out of tht provincial conference in also a repent which had ik forw ardt d from the prov incial pre side nt on the rece nt mee with premier h ros rikardinj siveral rcsoutions recommended bj the provincial conference a nomination committee com prising mrs arthur suddibv mrs william kin and mrs william younrl w i appointed marion itobirwm is appointed to look into location dates etc of anoth arlv new salt in the near future members were ano asked to e insider a te le phon- bridge and to find out whe titer or not it would conflict or tnneu r in an a i thse mini held in the hos pilal uxiliar if this should be the case the club would not con mi r holding the pi although the m ne raised from ue h a bridge would jo into the funds part of which his urn set iside for jhc heirlbjjspilal donation other guests plftat the dinner mi alma college by j karen scott cbc newrcbmmentor thinks neutrality is canadas role last sunday evening for our chapel service mr clarence sad ler guidance teacher at the col legiatc in aylmcr was our guest speaker how much learning i you need fo rthe changing world i was his subject his formula enough mathematics to under stand our universe enough natu ral science to appreciate its com plexity and natural science and a language will assure that there is a destiny that makes us broth ers art literature music paint ing are needed to sense the work ing of it all oh lord my god when i in awesome wonder consider all thy works that thou hast done how great thou art v concluded keep a serving society sense you need for the changing world mr sadler came up to the draw ing room and talked with the girls sunday evening also brought us some musical enjoyment man lyn duff us a contralto who was singing al first united church s evening service came over to see mrs sifton and at her request sang for us in the drawing room miss duffus who studied three vears in i ondon is director of choir in saskatchewan in another ear or so she is planning to re turn to london for further study the girls found her very pleasant to talk with and one of our gals from peru knew a friend she had there the canaan club of st thorn as had as their guest speaker mr james 1 mimfie who reports on affairs in washington on news roundup nightly on jbc high school students arc inwted and some of the eirls took advantage of this occasion to hear about our affairs of stale his subject mat ter was canada s neutrality mr mimfie s stand was that if canada was neutral in world af furs it would strengthen her pos ition in the universe he said this was his personal feeling and not one lhat had come up for discus ion in the government as of vet eore wishmtton ae him thr concept for canada s future and he hoped that molt people wou d consider his point of view after a short question and answer per iud we sluod and sa o cana da when mr mimfie was pre uncial prinj lu f and witinel stopped hun at the door and re i ni j the uuested his autograph we talked rogers fuel oil in this area now contains petromiser 20 additive keeps your furnace cleaner lengthens life of equipment reduces service caus saves you money call 1 georgetown triangle 73291 trianglo 74072 murt allison georgetown tria nights sunda agent for rogers nights sundays holidays co ltd 2221 yonge street pated at the close of the pro gram cold drinks md cookie were served to tho visitors and the residents speaking on christ s word before abraham was i to i found in chapter 8 of st john s gospel rev d a powell rector of grace anglican church milton preached a very enlightening ser mon at the service in the chapel on sunday afternoon march 15th noting that this sunday was passion sunday mr powell stat i ed that during the ensuing week our attention would be drawn mo the great mystery of christ s suf fenng and death mr powell went on to say that much of hu man life too is shrouded in my stery and then proceeded to de vclop the theme and prove the point that this is because god loves one example of this is that if we could solve the my stery of the future happenings in our lives we would become very much depressed and therefore god is merciful in concealing these things from us mrs waters came to the service to play the piano and three young girls betty ann hasseifeldt qiane hilson and margu idfie mi the d with the reed rkenzii and nee ting clos jnd benedic seventy local witnesses attend lakeview conference i sevi ntv jehovah s witnesses from georgetown and 700 others will convene at gordon graydon memorial school ogden avenue lakeview this weekend april 10 one of a series of assem j nght of the bumble bee betty ann parton the singing to assist in two local boxers show prizewinners two of the pure bred boxers at the annual sportsman show dog competitions in the coliseum east annex toronto sat mar 21 were owned by two well known geor i 3town men fntz a six month old boxer owned by harold mcclure 83 ma pie avenue west was fifth in his class of six months sod under while jeff owned by dr j h chamber lain 5 market st wis second in a class of older dogs a full brother to mr mcclnres dog owned by muton burrows brampton waa the cjaas champioil blics held semi annual these local conventions are held according to the jehovah s witnes ses for the purpose of training their ministers to be more efficient in the preaching of the gospel from house to house and in home bible study activity mr george brand ford presid ing minister in georgetown sta teo must as a tradesman re quires advanced training to be come skilled at his work so the christian worker needs a firm foundation in in bible education the program this weekend in eludes discourses interviews and demonstrations which are design ed to improve the quality of our preaching activity this assembly according to mr brand ford has been organ lzed on the same pattern as was our mammoth convention held in new york city last summer a cafeteria arrangement will be pro vided for the delegates conven lence at the gordon graydon me morial school and will utilize thcir well equipped facilities one of the ceremonies at all assemblies of jehovahs witnesses that draws much attention is the baptismal service this arrange ment will be held at the port cre dit kingdom hall on saturday af ternoon mr brandford said the special public lecture a paradise earth tnrough gods kinjfdom will be delivered try him for a few moments and found him ver pleasant during his talk there was utter silence in the hall i could hear an occa sional sniffle from a gentleman behind me who had a cold a few moments later without warning 1 was almost blown off my chair the gentleman behind hail sneez ed beside the gale force wind that iccompanied it the noise also jive me a stait al the conclu ion of mr mimfie s speech he apologi led and was tc rnblj embarrassed this weekend marked the com pletion of our faster tests we dn not have exams as in the regular high schools because of the time element ind ill students trv final examination at tht end of may auntie mame and the perfect rurloiilh wen on at the theatres in town which lac the girls a nilht of liuhs i another sundav has come ar mind md the a for the c c ninr included 2 western univer sitv music students antonia mi in born in slovikia spent four wars in austria and now a resid ent or sarnia is in her fourth eir susan sloanes from water loo is in her second year there both girls are planning to make music their careers the girls programme consisted of compost tions by bach beethoven chopin handel mendellsohn rachmanin off rimsky korsakoff and schu mann when susan played the just insurance travel real estate walter t evans co triangle 72512 ififc mill strcet serving your community for over 30 year sat in my seat aghast at the speed at which her hands travelled up and down the keyboard scherzo in b minor no 1 by chopin was my favourite in the group played by antonia 1 met the students at cocoa hour in the drawing room and they both were charming and very interesting to chat with and now as we step into ano ther week at alma the girls are making plans for the easter holi days but there is a solemn note n the air also grade 12 as all the others in ontario are prepar ing a scholastic achievement test that will help in part to determ inc our final results and the girls planmngto go on are quite con cerned whether or not they will be university material with this i will conclude for another week garnets for service tile sweeping xv siwer nails angle iron mr v white on sunday afternoon at 3 o clock april 12th the dele gates will endeavour to call on ev ery home in the lakeshore com munities extending from lakeview to oakville with a personal invit ation to attend this free public bible discourse its hockey tonight as sundridge beavers come to town or the first game of a semifinal series with the realtors should be a house quality ready mixed concrete aggregates thoroughly wasl cement mortar mixes plywoods in5ul board lath plaster rock lath c cornerbead free deliveries roofing paper insulation etc call and compare moam mauowi tr 72519 georgetown