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the georgetown herald authorized saoand cta mall peat offk dpt ottawa georgetown ont wednesday june 17th 1959 second section hfth annual remembrance service sunday june 21st 2 30 p m glen williams cem rev g lockhart royal will conduct the service with rev john rathbone assisting harold c mcclure master of ceremonies band in attendance robert monaster i chairman mrs vem kirby secty treasurer whkentners0n 45 queen st tr 72851 georgetown spring sale of blue a coal ordar now at yars lowatt prkos price for june and july delivery stove nutsizes 2500 per ton the mail bag pass music exams susan asselune and brian wicks were successful m passing the recent piano examinations held at the royal conservatory of music in toronto susan received honours in grade i and brian passed in grade hli both are puplis or marjorie new man atcm girs lpipe band left in the dark june 2 1050 to the editor georgetown herald dear sir the georgetown chamber of commerce arc to be commended on their informative booklet which they have recently issued however it is very disturbing to the members of the georgetown girls pipe band that this organi zation was not listed among the other various group activities in georgetown no doubt this was an ovcrsightpn the part of those who prepared this booklet many of the older residents of georgetown arc very familiar with the outstanding record of the georgetown girls pipe band however some of the newer resid enu may not be aware of the sue cess of this organization the georgetown girls pipe band was started b e roy magloughlen m 1942 seventeen years ago and at that time was one of the first girls pipe bands m ontario the band rapidly gained prominence at parades and other functions both local and in various parts of the province and also in the u s the band is now under the very capable leadership of pipe major e r magloughlen and receives leadership and financial assistance from our sponsors the george town lions club thus it would seem to the mem bers of the georgetown girls pipe band that through the years they have gained more promin ence and recognition in other cit les 3im towns than in the vcr town that they represent thanking you for this valuable space in your paper i remain yourn trulj jean pennce sec tj treas georgetown girls pipe band lac homer stennett and his wife the former joan chaplin of town donned native costume for this picture taken in holland stationed in france with nato air forces mr and mrs stennett used his leave o tour holland at tulip time also visiting austria germany and other parts of france what s new at the mutual 4 gmmr insurability to moot yomr futnrm roqnirommnt a new mutual ufa option l iraw right to obtain extra liiehisur no later on up to 990000 additional jniivt without mtdtcal meamima- ffaa tom mwinbitiry can be priwtaas r mutual ufa of canada man ft lomtmr rates for tsommmt with a deep now to the udke the mutual ufa now provide you with at lower r than fo man and recognises that you arm youngec madam than your years your proven ability to live longer niaana real aavinca for you bom the mutual life of canada mary evans valedictorian at chapel graduation banquet 4 mrs arthur sleightholmeft active church worker active in the work of the worn ans association of st georges anglican church when she lived in town mrs arthur sleightholme 83 was buried in greenwood cem etery here last wednesday follow ing funeral service in oshawa a the mcintosh funeral home in failing health since last dec ember the former julia perlrtn died in oshawa general hospital on may 31sl she had lived in oshawa with her daugbterfrs gordon a leslie for more than thirty years a daughter of the late wtuiam and elizabeth perkin she wasborn at marshland smeeth norfojt england she came to canada 47 years ago and lived in georgetown for sixteen years before moving to oshawa mr sleightholme who was a member of christ memorial anglican church there was mar nedat west walton norfolk in 1903 her husband died 34 years ago she leaves a daughter stella mrs gordon a leslie a grand daughter mrs r chatterton aud rey of oshawa one greatgrand child and a sister mrs george blythe of markdale archdeacon h d cleveredon rector of christ church conducted the funeral service mary evans was the aledictor lan for the graduating class of chapel s public school on tucs day ecnin june 9h when the clas members of the home and school association and teaching staff attended a graduation ban quet in the ixgion hall lawjcr doug latimer was the guest speaker at the momentous occassion and was introduced b john stopper and thanked b vivien sloan farm news automatic payment of prmmiuma awe jane postagm and asoneyf ton write no man ch mutual lifes lanrautomatlc plan takes over a mutual life extml your monthly pre mium a leea than if you pay monthly the usual way group insurmncm fmr 5 or more employees really coamrehenshre coverage at i merkably low mutual ufa tates dfa fawuianoa boapital surgical medical expan and income while laid up phn health insurance and matsratty benefits for dependants all intagratad with fovemmen p where in affect to the queen by ernest thompson and appreciation to the home and school association who sponsored the evening was made by kathleen williams and to the legion ladies who catered bv ane vandervoort fiaxophone and piano solos were played by bobby mccumber and mary evans and a number of choral selections were sung by the grade eight pupils seated at the head table were the guest speaker mr latimer the public school board chairman ed vwlson president of the home and school association mrs w sloan teacher mrs james f evans music director kenneth harrison grade eight teacher mrs f somerviue principal val stein rhairlady patricia lowe and vale dictonan marj evans other members of the teaching staff included mrs e smith miss m lindsay mrs t barber mits d wills mrs j thompson miss l campbell miss w stul hazcn allen and mrs d hobbs members of the grade eight graduating class are gary arm strong carol boudreau annckc bouwman mary evans paulhale robert korzack gale livingstone murraj marchment john mccie ments audrc namink richard page marcta robinson jack saun dcrs linda saunders john stop per linda thompson anc vandervoort john steringa pal ncia barker penelope burte robert darb fiwen ford colin jennings christine leslie patricia j lowe gavin maclcan robert mc cumber da id norton douglas quanburj joan rundle larrv saunders vivien sloan george tceuwissen ernest thompson kathleen williams farm news miss frances lampman county home economist j a r miss frances umpman has been appointed as home economist for the counties of halton and peel miss lampman who is present h home economist in the counties of durham peterborough and vic toast was made tona will commence duties ir university student on deans honour list a third year student in business administration at western univex sity ross mcgilvray son of mr and mrs garfield mcgilvray 8 guclph streetsreceived word re- lentlj thattiis name has been selected for the deans honour list ross stood in fourth place of the eight on the iisland re ceived a very complimentary let ier from dean jones there were 67 in the business class he has another ear at western to com pkte his course and this summer as in past vears is working at ihe local iga foodhner ugitt for halton and peel coun ties she will replace mrs mabel borgstrom who is on leave of absence from the home economics sen ice of the extension branch of the ontario department of agriculture 1ticles for bazaar brought to meeting the wa of glen united church held their annual meeting at the home of mrs john wagstaffc r r 1 glen williams on tuesday many articles for the fall bazaar were contributed at the meelng which was highlighted by a devo tional conducted by mrs jack ad- dy entitled- forgiveness the les son was based on luke 7 350 and he said to her your sins are forgiven mrs bert dixon was in charge of the program and lunch was ser ved ny- the hostess and cohostess mrs fred engleby at the close talk it over with your mutual man a mutual life polkyfaolder enjoys the meet modern services the most attractive savings hi life insurance today get protection at low net cost from the mutual life of canada the company with the outstanding dividend record ims ninety years of leadership in mutual lift insurance 1m district rewesetraativa john t armstrong clu 99majns seventeen halton farmers in pasture competition j a f seenteen hilton farmers are taking part m this ear s pasture competition sponsored by the halton crop improvement associa uon mr j n bird the judge for last years competition is the official judge again this year the pastures will be judged this month and all phases of pasture man agement will be taken into con sideration to obtain the final scores the top two entries in the county will compete in a zone competition involving a number of counties the winners from this competition will then be eligibteho enter the provincial competition which is being held tor the second tunes this year youre sitting pretty when you save the account way give your savings a chance to grow by adopting the royals new 2account system of saving its simple ton open a personal chequing account for paying bills keep your satings account strictly for smmnz this way you avoid dipping into your savings give them a chanceto grow with every dollar you deposit and with the interest your savings earn before you know it youre sitting pretty with a solid backlog of available cash try it th royal bank op canada georgetown branch r j miller manage k