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1960 chevrolet mediumduty stake 1 ospenston dtrign nd cortipletgly changed functional rtyupg smt m u00 chevrolet mediumduty truck tine exclave independent front wheel suspen- viee wttk torsion rod springs plus new variable rate twostage springs at the rear set newstan- jecdta e earajo c riding comfort hawhiftn and durability this twoton model is avail- aid cafe and chassis in several load ratings and wheelbases tor mounting special bodies cahi are roomier stronger and rubber mounted with a new seat design that gives greater comfort suspended pedals and other features afford vastly improved cab sealing among many thr new features are hydrausc clutch contiolfuu width hood opening and relay type steering ballinafad wl draw realizes 100 for hospital womens auxiliary the women a hospital aux iliarx held their monthly jneet ixtg on tuesda oct 6th in the howard v rigglesworth school the president mrs john inglls was in the chair the meeting opened with the say ing of the auxiliary prayer followed by roll call the many new members present were war- m welcomed b mrs inglis the membership convener of last year mrs john wolfe has this year been elected to vice president and thus this conven ership fell vacant the new convener is to be mtb j muck art and warm approval greeted the appointment mrs alex reader convener of the delightful tea and exhi htion of paintings held in september presented her re- pott to the meeting mrs cur- rla proposed a vote of thanks to mrs header and to all those who assisted at the tea the auxiliary were invited te examine a display arranged by mrs robert burns tewing and knitting convener of nee dlework toys and knitting made by members this work will be on sale at the spring bazaar and evenluallj it is hoped in the hospital giflfehop all ladies who enjov k riffling or sewing were exhorted to contribute samples of their handiwork as mrs burns was elected a vice president this year a new convener had to be found and the auxman was delighted to welcome mrs r oili ler as convener of sewing and knit ting for this year the ladies of ballinafad wo men s institute spent a busv winter last ear making a most beautiful quilt which they de cided to raffle the proceeds to be donated to the hospital auxiliary mrs e c snow of ballinafad was present at the meeting to show the loely quilt and to preside over the draw this was made b mrs john glynn and the fortunate win ner was mrs aiken of r r 2 acton the sale of tickets rea lifed over 100 and the good ladies of ballinafad wl should he immensely proud of their generous contribution not only of money but also in times of friendly cooperation and com m spirit also on di pla was a basal nette loaned for thi occasion fa st josephs hospital of guelph complete with samples of all linen usid b a newborn infant in hospital a list was supplied enumerating the ar tides of linen needed per in fant per day in hospital mrs englis gae a resume of the work done bv the first pre sident of the auxiliary mrs muriel adams before she pre sented mrs ada with an hon orarv life membership in rcco gnition of mrs adams w ork in founding the organization brief nplj thanking the mem bers and wishing the auiliar all future ucce was made b mrs adams before she return ed to her seat with the ap plause of her fellow members echoing around her a water colour painted bv mr gerard schipp was the door pme and this was won b mrs r tuluicr a social half hour biought the meeting to a pleasant close with coffee and home baked cookies be ng serxed poppy day in georgetown aturday november 7th once again with the falling of the leaves and end of the beau bful autum season thoughts no doubt will be turning to that day set aside in canada and in 4ttd in the commonwealth to remember those who sacrificed themselves in two great wara and in korea they did so in the hope indeed a fervent belief that they were helping to make ths world safe for democracy and that those who survived aright live in peace in agreat ommon brotherhood of man poppy day this year will be hi saturdav november 7 and irfll see members of the local branch of the legion and their helpers soliciting from the public this is done each year ai a legion service to provide immediate emergency assist ance through the local commit tea a veteran in need no mat ter whether he is a member of the canadian legion or not is entitled to equal benefit from it the legion oni acts as the agent through which the fund functions the committee who have been doing a tremendous job for many years take pride in the fact that no deserving case us ever refused speed n the essence of this service and mediate aid can be given thc i like to stress that no bona fide case ii ever refused either lo- 1 eally or indeed anywhere in theidomimon the lady who in georgetown has become almost symbolic of the emblem of the work the blood red poppy of flanders is mrs t f grieve who has hid record of over 30 years immstenng this fund she h the other members of her committee have once again or ganized a campaign to take in the community and surround ing communities and on nov ember 7th the taggers will once again be calling on you and trust that you will be as generous as always and remember that if you know of any veteran who ii in need of immediate emergency assistance cither contact mrs grieve or the members of the committee or leave a message at the lection hall and in anv deservtnff case help will be forthcoming within a few hours stouts hold father and son banquet the 1st hornby wolf cub pack held their first father and son banquet on october is at the st stephens church base ment hail twenty cubs and their fathers attended and en joyed a turkey dinner mr and mrs sonnv hall at tended the fall council meeting of the kinettc and kinsmen clubs in preston over the week end birthday greetings to mrs garnet howden on october 26 paul richard infant son of mr and mrs dick course was baptized by the rev j e max well during the service sunday morning at st stephen s angli can church mr and mrs aage laursen their son john and mrs patrine laursen motored to montreal reeentlv mrs laursen sailed for denmark on friday she has been visiting in canada since june 3rd several residents in the com 1 munity took the opportunity to i attend the international plow mg match at peters corners last week i ernie may is in milton priv ate hospital where he is recov enng from virus pneumonia mr and mrs ken ella atten ded the international dairy show at columbus ohio over the weekend now that the pheasant season ha5 opened in this area it set jns thai be birds which ap ptarxd plentiful before the sea son arc proving pretty elusive to local hunters with the op ening or the season come rep orts of local residents having their mail boxes peppered with shqtgun pellets this senseless destruction and improper han dling of guns by a few people spoils the hunter farmer rela tions built by the real sports- mi n c ucsm and members of the jponsonni bod at the head table were norman cramp c orge prostidj mrs i orne hale rev j f maxwell rc john hilt ceoffrey drew brook cubmaster and glenn saunders anniversary services were held it the hornbv united church on sundav october ib the rev john hill was in charge with the guest speaker v cantrrll of the fred victor mission toronto he preached on the chiltenge of christ i in church in i960 mrs harold lcarmont rendered a solo and two anthems were sung by the cho r at tht aytnlng service rar byronnevln of omagh preafay terlan church was the guest speaker and he spoke on the servant of god the quartette from the knox presbyterian church in milton sang and the hornby united church choir sang an anthem llmlmooif masdames sraetnurat harry brown english and sanford attended the wl area conven uon banquet st oac guelph on thursday congratulationi to mr and mrs james brown on the arrl val of a little son a couple of weeks ago mr and mrs a c pittersoc attended the funeral of the lau wllbert k patterson at shel- bourne on saturday mrs cumiuings mrs deegan and mrs scott of rochester ny visited the james nsbles last thi oiorobtowm ffiftald thursday oct 29th iffsv page 11 miss ann beamish ofmount forest and mr jack qulnton spent the weekend with mr and mrs bert benton do it yourself test your tv and radio tubes free in a t stoma tic tester new tubas available hutchs sfaoke barber shop 10 main street south open daily to 11 p m 4 farm news halton federation of agriculture awards scholarships byjaf miss marion l biggar of oikrllle r r 1 and mr donald taylor appelby line burling ton have been awarded ichol srshlps by the halton federa tion of agriculture th announcement was made by mr mac sprowl president of the halton county federa tion sf agriculture each acho- lsraus is for 100 to be used by the winner during a first degree course in agricultural science or homemaking sci mnc9 in selecting the scholaship winners consideration was giv sn to academic standing extra curricular activities 4h and junior fanner activity and participation in community ac tivity miss manon bigftar is atten ding toe first year degree course at macdonald institute guelph and donald taylor is ttendlng the first year de gree course at the ontario ag ricultural college the halton federation of ag rlcultore scholarship are a arded annually to encourage and assist rural students in hal ton to take further studies in grt courses in agriculture on savings accounts as of october lit full checking privileges canceufn cheques returned on request 6 i on guaranteed investment certificates for 12 3 4 or 5 years bond hi amount of 100 to 50000 infwatt payabla half yaarty a lagal invastmant for trust and estata fund office open 9 4 30 friday 9 6 30 halton peel trust savings company head office 112 church street oakviue phone vi 4 3216 branches brampton burlington 1 1 queen st e 451 brant st gl 13365 ne i 1028 assets exceed 6 000 000 buy the new canada savings bones for those who have trouble hold- ing on to money this is a convenient and practical way to save canada savings bonds are a safe invest ment with many advantages if the canada savings bonds par a ngher return than ever before 4 98 per tent per year if bold to maturity they com in denomination of 50 100 500 1000 and 5 000 up to 20 000 of th new sane may be hold bt the nam of any on ponon adutt or minor or of hw estate of a deceased person heed should arise they can be cashed at any tune at any bank for full face value plus earned interest theyre like dollars with coupons attached this year they are better than ever canada savings bonds con be bought for coih or on imtolmontt all are registered at to pr ncipal tntereit ii paid by couponi payable ta bearer or by cheque in the larger denominations if you wnh order youra today through the payroll saving plan ar through any bank investment dealer dock broker trust or loan company better than ever by popular demand miliiinn i ii llh mm nn o sr f5 continue were flying high with the greatest stock of values ever assembled we admit it we are a little proud of the great values weve assembled for you for a long time we have been inspecting m samp les rejecting much so that we could bring you the best for the least by popular request we are 0 continuing our dollar days sale new items have been added 1 prices reduced even more on- original hems