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thb georgetown herald wednexuy june 17th 1959 ifielaxawhile 0 bottled by credit vauey bottung works georgetown ontario waterproof your basement from inside rox masonry paint even stops running water all out of oije can no sealers or plugs needed fabulous rox with moneyback guaran teeis now available in your area for further information call or write today richardsons crest hardware 15 main st tr 73301 we service television all makes tamos record players car radios appliances iora hmtm etc ernies radio 24 vears servicing steelworkers union officer ministers luncheon speaker the final meeting of the credit valley ministerial association for the year always takes the town of a luncheon and this anticipated social event occurred on wednes day june 10th at the jack o lantern restaurant in george town the dinner convened at 12 30 with the president rev g l royal the vice president rev lloyd whan and the secretary treasurer rev 1 n freel m charge the highlight of the meeting was an address delivered by mr murray cotterill public relations officer ior the united steel workers of america and a mem bcr of the religion and labour foundation mr cotterill s pres ence at the luncheon had grown out of a concern on the part of the ministerial in regard to the attitude of the protestant church to organized labour ifc had been felt over the years that the rela heirship between the two was of a very flimsy and sometime anta gonistic nature out of this con ccrn grew a strong desire to meel with and speak to a christian man who war deeply involved in thi trade union movement mr murray cotterill was such a man for his background was one of energetic christianity having been reared in the methodist church and eventually assuming a posi tion on one of the committees of the united church of canada labour relations and at one time being superintendent of the sun day school at kunbourne park united church toronto mr cotterill outlined the history of the union movement stressing its roots in great britain dunng the industrial revolution of the 18th century the speaker differ entiated between the british type of union and those found on the continent especially in france and germany mr cotterill said the british unions were organized as protective societies and reccivea a great deal of their impetus from the methodist revival which swept england in the dajs of john and charles wesley thus the british tjpe union which has its counter part in ganada is the only union movement that was really moti vated from a religious root tlu protestant churches and their leaders were largel made up o land owners factory owners gtntrj men of means and this had in the course of years if j to a rather down glancing a- far as labour unions were con cerned mr cotterill deplored thi situation and hoped that the prot estant churches would more actively try to understand the movemenf and make their voices heard in labour councils mr cotterill was introduced by mr douglas brown and was thanked by rev eric v warren after the formal address a lengthy question period was enjoyed with the mm istcrs throwing all manner of queries at their guest and receiv mg solid and assured answers in return the banquet was convened and arranged by the vice president rev r l whan first baptist church georgetown other mm isters in attendance were rev b a nevin boston and omagh presbyterian churches rev j c hill hornby bethel and ashgrove united churches rev j e max well hornby norval and stewart town anglican churches rev j rathbone st alban s anglican church glen williams rev e v wanrcn liuttonville churohvill and meadowvale united churches rev walter shell cheltenham and belfountain baptist churches rev l n freel norval home and glen williams united church es rev g l royal norval and union presbyterian churches rt d c los christian rcformul church georgetown rev k richardson st george s anglican church georgetown rev m q mcfarlane st john s united church georgetown mr douglas brown st andrew s united church georgetown and rev w c murdock retired stewarttown lilac tea feature of st johns guild trjmgh 7170 we are glad to report that mr bert hunter is home from the hos pital and hope for a complete re covery soon friends of danny mcclean hope to see him home again soon from the hospital the esquesing womens insti tute will hold their june meeting at the home of mrs fred arm strong on thursday evening on june 11th at 8 o clock several from the village attended a social evening at the home of mr and mrs hector bird 5th line in honour of mrs j j thomp son who having sold her farm rec ently is moving to georgetown the st john s guild had a very successful and enjoyable lilac tea which was held in the new basement of their church last thursday afternoon mrs townend from georgetown gave the address mrs donald hancock glen wil liams soloist and mrs halght o oakville elocutionist supplied an excellent program after which lunch was served and a sale of home made baking held the la dies of the church and their mm ister and his wife mr and mrs j h maxwell are to be con gratulated on the success of their efforts to improve their church and new basement congratulations to mr and mrs jack topp nee edna lwson of oak ridges on the arrival of twin boys on june 1st the district annual meeting of ha hon county women s institute was held in acton on tuesday may 26h in the united church mrs c a grant mrs reg wil hams and mrs walter lawson were the delegates from the es quesing branch mrs jos sanford has returned from a visit with her sister mrs heath near clarkson w i meeting features trip to brantford umehouse memorial hall on the afternoon of thursday june 4th was the scene of the regular meeting of limehouse womens institute mrs roughly presided over the meeting which was open ed with the institute rally song and the mary stewart collect roll call was answered by the ten attending members with an improvement i would like to see in consumer goods minutes of the previous meeting were read by mrs ted brown as well the financial- report it was agreed that as many ladies who were able should mo tor to brantford t ysk with miss ivens six ladies made the trip they enjoyed a wonderul drive and a pleasant visit with miss ivens to whom they present ed a hymnary in memory of her sister the late mrs john newton who was a life member of lime- house w l mrs g english convener of home economics presided for the remainder of the meeting with mrs smethurst as convener for current events mrs kirkpatrick spoke using the motto it takes face powder to catch a man but baking powder to hold him reports of the district annual meeting held in acton recently were given by mrs frank brown mrs jas noble and mrs w mit chell the meeting closed with the national anthem after which lunch was served by mrs english and the social committee yftpi we fpiy f0oc- a backcountry couple were being nunlad and the sroom was just reciting with all njy worldly goods i thaa endow whan a friend whis pered to another well than goes petes rifle somebody stole nil dog last waak if you d like to count a depen dable used car among your worldly goods nows the time to see us weve got a choice selection to show off and all have been put in top mechanical condition come on down and look them over herefs todays best buy 1957 chrysler windsor hard top power brakes power steering very clean car one owner franklin prousr 2395 norval united church rev r freel b a b d sundays 10 00 am sunday school 11 15 am morning worship park school visits niagara district by h kluig lon wednesday june 10th the students of grade vth park pub- fic school went on an excursion to the niagara district leaving at 7 30 a m and travelling direct ly to the border crossing itthen proceeding to fort niagara where we were given a guided tour around the old fort afterwards proceeding to whirlpool park to eat our lunch we then travelled to niagara falls n y where we were given one hour of free time getting on the bus again we came back across the border and continued on to the niagara glen where we climbed down the steep cliff to the niagara river after retreat ing back up the cliff again we went to visit the locks at at port weller where we saw some big ships late we went to bur lington where we had our supper full weary and tired we re turned to georgetown but all i think would agree that we had a wonderful time i will meet queen an english couple who have relatives in town will be presen ted to queen elizabeth and the duke of edinburgh on a royal visit to africa this december thty are dr and mrs george bl th he is a cousin of mrs wipiam chaplin and the blyth fa milv dr blyth is studying na five diseases in gambia and is sta tionecl at the m r c laboratory at ragara near bathurst aydlmmuseor lt c06t0wss ra 7qi insurance travel real estate walter t evans co triangle 72512 mill street serving your community for over 30 year when you need tv radio appliance service you want them right away and you want them made correctly johns reputation for top quality work honest prices and speedy service is your assurance of satisfaction call tr 79453 for johns the emotions of being a father the world is a scene of many changes every day fresh knowledge extends our horizons new inventions create fresh wonders new discoveries shape new opinions i but some things are little affected by external chinges the emotions of being a father for example stay constant through the ages the hopes and fears the wishes and apprehensions the humbling realiza tion that no othertaskm all the world carries with it so grave responsibility so rewarding a victory as that of being a father for where else does a boy look for hght which will lead to sure places for young feet to stand for guidance through the great con tinent of the mind for strength of will and love of goodness for those words and teachings that will open wisdoms way for a heldout hand a haven in every sudden storm t where else but to a father who knows that every son is a miracle like daily light 4 the emotions of being atather never change they flow from well springs dnop within its 6tam and miangfwi ai instinct itself more than anything else fatherhood is guidance and wisdom the wisdom of setting a good example in thought in word in deed and one principle that surely deserves to be exemplified is the practice of modera tion in all things it is this thought which the house of seagram wishes to leave with you on this father s day 1959 may it enrich your life with hap piness and your sons thereafter the house of seagram