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1 the georgetown herald wadnawhy april istfc 1s fiag84 showboat sponsored by georgetown rotary club april 24 25 and may 1 2 wrigglesworth school auditorium the cottage inn for good things to eat all through the day breakfast coffaa break lunch dihnar or tha evaning snack do come in and let us serve you main st s tr 79004 ps weumntcvmrscr womctittrrwm out sntvici pine legion notes by lei clafc last thursday evening was the zone meeting nd election of of ficers for the zone the new of ficers are v j bonham streets- ville zone commander fred john son milton deputy the officers are officially confirmed at the convention in kitchener and will take over then for the next two years quite a bit of business was dis cussed at the zone meeting and a new system of meetings will be set up where they will be held on the same night of the same month four times a year this might be a very good thing and encourage attendance attending from branch 120 at the meeting were henry shepherd marsh timbers merle reid the writer and the driver the killer merle was a bit afraid to take a i chance on going with him but when the driver shut off the igni tion he took a chance and hopped didnt get behind the car we noticed though this year the zone church par ade will be held on sunday june 7th in brampton additional de tails will be given later important we are not satisfied tv service 45 main street north tr 79541 hek writing u mlui b die do tmi bed baler be cartful bk wb raat bka1tbittjhomitim anhiittiiinaia fatheooa tomwr bybmlallfaigaaaw smarts daaka hnaea end r a aataelaaj pm h aajlballrel cert b law too 8m jroar smarts rlar rhthompson hardware oil a gas heating hardware plumbing phoim tr 72971 and have not been satisfied regarding the lack of applications for canadian legions and auxiliary scholarships in this command to our knowl edge there have been very few applicants only one fpom town and one from bronte that we can tecall in the past few years it is our firm conviction that there arc numbers of able students who are in that category where help could he the difference between going to university and not so with the permission of the editor well give a few facts regarding these scholarships each branch secre tary should have the forms by now and more are readily avail able at command the writer has two set himself which hell ue lad to g nit and we stress the whole l is confidential 1 scholarships dominion com mand offers two valued at 400 each and ontario command of fers a large number of additional ones at 400 each to be awarded to secondary schodl graduates en tering university in the autumn of 1959 universities scholarships are tenable in any course leading to a degree at any university or college in ontario application applications should be made in duplicate on the pro per form and complctd and mail ed before midnight june 30 1959 to p biggs provincial secretary ontarid command 218 richmond st w extra forms may be ob tained from high school prin cipals branch secretaries or the provincial secretary ontario com mand selection the scholarships to be awarded in 1959 will be awar ded secondary school graduates en tering university selection is based on matriculation exam results and general suitability the examination results considered will be the average of those papers re quired fortntrance to a university course without condition provided that 8 papers are written and that final candidates must obtain an average of second class honours with no conditions to be eligible eligibility scholarships will be awarded only to persons who arc eligible for menrbership in the leg ion exservice personnel or to children of deceased veterans or to children of parents either of whom are eligible for membership in the legion awards announcement of awards will be made by ontario command canadian legion on or before september 30 1959 each scholarship will be awarded for a year only payment of awards will to be made thro the bursar of the institution attended and may we add we hope that the branch and indeed the auxil iary fully realize just what a won derful work they have been doing with those yearly donations for this fund hizonner john t gives us a last minute bulletin that on may 14th georgetown will be visited by the governor general who is also the grand patron of the canadian le gion rt hon vincent massey his worship hasnt too many details but has already started to organ ize welcoming ceremonies chat the legion will play a large part no doubt many of the local ex- servicemen had seen him in eng land during the war and his late wife who was known and liked by all canadian officers who visi ted london where she ran the ca nadian officers club and was al so one of the guiding spirits in the beaver club mrs charles sandford glen ladys mother mrs charles w sandford 75 whoscdaughter mrs albert press- wood is a teacher at glen wil liams school died suddenly march th at the home o her son on the queensway a toronlo native she was the former eva sarah chater follow ing their marriage mr- and mrs sandford farmed at nashville she was active in castlemore womens institute and the in the wa of central united church near bol ton since mr sandfords death four years ago she had lived with her son and daughters and had spent a year with mr and mrs presswood at glen williams surviving are her son c e sandford the queensway and three daughters eva mrs albert presswood and mrs s facer and mrs c robson of richvale a daughter mrs henry hilliard died last year grandsons were pallbearers at the funeral service which was con ducted by the rev boyd at the w r scou funeral home wood- bridge on march 31st interment was in nashville cemetery farm club hears of fire detection unit the terra cotta farmers club met at the home of mr and mrs jim mckane on monday april 6 with the ladies section of the mee ting highlighted by appetite inspi ring answers to the roll call temp ting uses of canadian cheese mrs jack mcdonald gave an excel lent paper based on the motto- lake life as you find it but dont leave it sp fraser macdonald opened the joint meeting by singing the ma ple leaf and two piano duets tea tor two and alice aluc gown played by mrs george frazer and mrs n house were also enjoyed joan mcdonald favoured with the solo my shadow and i and ar chie fullef was accompanied by mrs d dolson at the piano in en tertaining with the violin goldie van dcr berg was the guest speaker at the meeting and gave an informative and highly interesting talk on a fire detection unit for jthe home mr vander- bcrg related the great loss each year in canada due to fire in the home and underlined the fact that many of the deaths resulted from deadly gases which accompanied the flames he stressed the neces sity of protection against fire and in conclusion demonstrated a fire detection unit suitable for use in the home those taking part were thanked by laverne thompson and meet ing closed with the queen a social hour followed weipj xe rpi te sttwof doctor the best thing for you to do is givo up drinking and smoking got up early very morning and go to bod early every nighty patient somcltow doctor i dont think i dosorvo the boat i whats second best theres no heed to settle for second best when it comes to investing in a dependable used car we make sure that every car we sell is in perfect run ning order before it leaves our lot prove it to yourself by taking the car of your choice out on he open road and putting it thru its paces franklin prouse your next car could be todays best buy 1954 ponttac pathfinder deluxe sedan with radio spotless condition dark blue with white two tone 795 when you need tv radio appliance service you went them right away end you want them mode correctly johns reputation for top quality work honest prices and speedy service is your assurance of satisfaction cofl tr 79453 for johns the field marshal wanted to re mind you that hes entertaining all marksman at the armouries fri day evening may 1st to shoot il out with his army boys he hopes that there will be be a good turnout of sharpshooters there that night as he says he needs a little com petition and cant get it from xh socalled riflemen who work with him esquesing wi meeting at mrs j c murrays home the march meeting of the es- quesing wl was held at the home of mrs j c murray on thursday march 12th with all members and one visitor present the roll call was answered by an article for auction which when sold realized 750 after the treasurers report a donation was made to the halton music festival 41 received thru the sale of calendars susan smith entertained with a solo and mrs herb bid gave useful hints for home nursing articles of cloth ing were turned in for the unitar ian service mrs r lawson and mrs c a grant were appointed nominating committee for the annual meeting which will be held on thursday april 9th at 8 pm at the home of mrs devries conveners of spec ial committees arc reminded to prepare reports for this annual meeting x buffet lunch will bo served after the meeting the regular meeting closed with the lords prayer and anne hum phries and gail smith served lunch st andrews united church services heid in harrison public school student minister mr alexander blandford bjk church service 1100 aj sunday school 945 am boginners nursery and infant care during tit 1 1 jn servk least three scholarships valued at s400 each will be awarded to a student resident in each of the 9 lgion districts of the command selections will be made by the leg gion scholarship committee of command whose decisions will be georgetown propane gos for sales and service home farm industry distributor for afagas ltd aomcoukt ontario tank stored at suvercreek on no 7 highway tr 72032 tit 61 qvalph st arthur scott motors limited 7451