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wont stay dead peter jones photo expeutng a blacit trail of smoke this big eight wheel iron horse rolled into the local yards like an old friend a couple of weeks ago the once familiar steam engine now an oddity pulled a tram of coaches carrying railroad enthusiasts invite public fo attend sunshine school closing closing school exercises and concerts are always exciting for children and parents alike and this especially holds true for the parents and friends of the students attending the sun shine school for retarded children in milton fathers too c their closing concert this year will be held in the even mg so that the fathers may come too and see the fine work the teachers have done during the school term with their children these children have prepaied plays rec tations songs and games to fully demonstrate that they can learn and profit from this learning according to their own capab i ties closing exercises the general public is invited to these closing exercises and it is hoped you will take advantage of this opportun ty io enjoy an evening of entertainment and part cipate in the fun there is no admission charge for this concert to be held in st pauls united church main street milton on fr day ev nmg the public is invited to come and bring a friend legion notes by uslia clrk legion aids in purchase of organ for manor the sew paint job looks like a million and the boys are to be congratulated on their get ting it done we understand the whole effort was by volunteer labour and they can well be proud of the job done sun june 11 was the official presentation by the legions in zone b7 of the organ to hallo n centennial manor a parade preceded it from milton branch and ended with service and official presenta tion in the chapel at the manor a busload attended from town and everyone reports an excel lent time the organ was the brainchild of our old friend stan allen who organized the idea among the branches it was certainly a wonderful idea general meeting on the 22nd of june will be the last for the summer lets see a good at tendance where else do you get air conditioned comfort the convention to be held in hamilton this year will be along before you know it it starts the first week in august have you heard the woeful tale being told by one of the members about his flower pick lng- episode seems he climbed a fence trespassing too no doubt to get some lilacs for the little woman falls and sprains an ankle he is helped home and gets medical treat ment then the head of the house arrives in with yea you ve guessed it her arms full of lilacs so we close the cur tain on what must have been a painful tnnf naturally having been assocta ted wilh the hospital we were extremely proud of the donation given to the fund and even more are we proud of the way it has been raised no prolonged arguments no bickering but just a joint effort to pay t u and to aeirt it as a debt of hon our originally scheduled to be paid over a five year period 4 000 was paid off seven months after the pledge was made and there ts now slightly in excess of s3 000 in the fund once more bringing it to a total of 7 000 and leaving a balance of 3 000 so we judge that it will be paid off entirely within ano ther year thereby saung hospital additional money by eliminating carrying charges on the money borrowed on the strength of the legion pledge there is no other single erg an nation or group of organizations that can rnaich the legion here or elsewhere as fund raisers earlier date set for georgetown fair umteds baptists plan church vacation school meeting was held in st john s united church on wed j nesday june 14 to further plans for the church vacation school hich will be held the week of july 10th and will be spon sored jointly by the rirst bap tist and st john s churches representatives representatives from both chuirhe wpre present and rev m homing acted a chiir man leaders for the various departments were appointed and the attractive study books and materials to be used were displayed lach department till follow a dilurint biblical heme and hie atlivih ij krls hould prove verv e tuciliunal and most intert sling for the children handicraft is plan red for each department all denominations children of all den omimt ions will be welcome to attend the classes which will commence on monday july i oth at 9 pm and continue each morning thr oughout the week night will be held on rrida july 14th and at that time cer tificates will be presented and i craft work displaced transportation i thr kindergarten ind prim ary departments will meet at first baptist church and the juniors and intermediates at st i johns transportation to and i from cvswill he supplied through the courtesy nf the georgetown transportation co mpany midway planning more attractions with georgetown pall fair coming earlier this year the directors met recently to make plans for the sept 22 23 event president garfield mcgilvray was in the chair and trevor williams handled the secretarial duties bernard shows were retained as the midway attraction with the promise of mqrc rides this year the girls pipe band were engaged as were the services of vince mountford master of ceremonies discussion centred around the building of a poultry show barn but the directors felt this not advisable at this time they agreed to supply the usual tent forcthe show antf the poultry directors revised the prize list in order to keep it within these limits cheque was forwarded to the town treasurer for 300 m the society a portion of the bleachers built in the park the ladies section also met the same evening with the pres ident mrs ken ella presiding and mrs robert lawson aecre tary mrs perc cleave was made an honorary director fall euchres came up for discussion and two dates one in october and november have been booked it was alo deci ded this year to raise the ad mission from 50c to 75c in line with a number of other organi zations which are contemplating this the meeting was held at the home of mr and mrs george ironside following che meeting mr and mrs val stein showed slides of their trip to the west coast last summer the social committee ervcd delicious strawberries ice cream and cake at the close norval and union presbyterians celebrate long histories confirms 45 anglicans at st georges church the rt reverend w e bag nail bishop of niagara admin istcred the apostolic rite of holv confirmation to 45 members of it has often been aked of us j the anglican parish of st why does the branch seem to gcor have a special place in the presbyterian churches at norval and union marked anni versancs retently dr ross cameron whose fa ther was a former minister at hnox presbyterian hurrh fnr 25 years was the special spea ker at the 128th anniversary of the union church held sunda may 28th the dovcrcourt pres byterian church toronto mm ister poke to large congrega lions at both the morning and mining services special muiic special music was prtvnted by the choir and mrs a crich ton plajed the special music at the organ and at the morning service mrs don dolson san how great thou art betty jean anderson sang he smiled on me during the evening service former moderafoi the 123rd l- rval presbyterian congrega tion was celebrated at special services on sunday june 4th 1961 when the very rev john mcnab ma stb dd toronto was guest minister rev mcnah v ts for manv years editor of the prcbttnan record and is a former mod erator of the presbyterian church in canada his mornins subject was jesus is cenlril and in the evening he preach ed on ttf are building juriior and senior the junior and senior choirs were under the direction of mrs eric g beard georrelown at the morning service the se nior choir rendered make lovful noise by caleb semper and the evening selection the junior choir was praise the lord by mueller pulpits vacant the pulpits at both norval and union have been vacant since the rev g lockhart ro yal b a was called to knox church godenoh in december 1960 the rev byron a nev in ba of milton is interim moderator observer editor at norval anniversary the norval united church held iti 72nd anniversary ser vices on sunday junelu in the morning service rev lloyd tree was assisted by rev a c forrest toronto who is the editor of the united church observer rev forrest s ser mon was on redigging old wells the choir under the capable leadership of miss ka thleen coombs and ron laid law at the organ sang two an thems hark hark my soul and lift up your heads miss joyce mclean sang a solo trust in the lord and mrs clark lyons and mrs garnet laidlaw sang a duet he wipes the tear from every eye the guest preacher for the evening service waa rev ew art madden of st andrew a un ited church georgetown he spoke on the way out of your worries the choir music again added to the worship by i heir excellent numbers of an anthem sun of my soul ioio by mrs jack may r un o lord and a solo take ss the heart desireth sung by julian reed the services were very well attended with chairs in the aisles for the morning service words op the wise have character don t be one the oeoroetown herald thursday june 22nd 1m1 pushbutton service on all appliances that a our policyt it s for mora important to be abl i to rely upon fast dependable service than to get socahed special deal call us if anything goes wrong we ii pop up just as though you pressed m button yes you can really depend on wig0s service dept au appliances au make jr 73376 commercial and domestic refrigeration propane i for capital growth investor growth fund combines nnivcrsarj of the tboadvnntigm of common stock investment and ralttune profess ional imimg assets of the fund axe invested in wide range of canadian com mon stocks aelectad for long term growth potential features automatic free reinvestment of dividends cumulative investment plans variable income plans income tax credit for complete mormatiom contact fob 1he farmer in the dell or anyvjhere it works so well monarch propane every day is sunday sunkta outdoor furniture issds in destgn comfort end longtaatlnu ntc the high trangtfi aluminum frama nd bq rightly cotorwd fabric ignore summtf ihowtn s th wid rang of sunill chalra chalwttaa toungaa california rathyood lurnltur and warnat flnkal gardan umbrallaa and labia at your favotlta free delivery the home furnishings store 14 main stmt business directory scheme of things and why many of the town officials j znd organizations consult with them before starting a major j project and the answer is in the fact that the citizens of the town have come to rely on the help financially and otherwise that is always forthcoming in a worthwhile effort naturally at the time the do nation was given minor opposi t on was encountered to such a large undertaking but the very group who opposed were the first ones to support it by sell lng tickets and as the past dominion president rev dean anderson has said and we have repeated in this column before the legion has two roads either they can go in community ser vice ever striving to improve ever setting new objectives or they can follow the other way that of stagnating and sitting in their rooms dwelling in the past fighting over old battles and deploring the present and with the new paint job and fterw floor the place has really improved its looks 100 and we hope that it will attract ma ny members down the odd night with air conditioning nice aurroundingi and all the recreational facilities in the world branch 120 is one of the finest spots you 11 find where last saturday s hospital op ening was successful and are sure all legion members must be proud of the name plate that records donated by branch 120 canadian legion that is on the door to the main offices just off the lobby this records the gift of 10 000 to the hospital fund a gift that certainly helped swell the fund to our mind the legion can only base its continued exist ence on this type of community work with uie day past where the vets group had to continual ly fight to receive even a small pension we feel that the legion has to play an increasingly big part in the community no ion ger at thirty years ago arc the rights of veterans ignored and so to continue to hold a rcspec ted place in the life of our country we must turn io other projects and other good works future until at last the group ends in oblivion since those words were written some 7 or s years ago there has been terrific upsurge in community effort in our branches through out the length and breadth of this nation today it is accepted fact that everywhere there is a legion branch then there can be found a group who lead in community effort and that s the way it should be and may it ever continue wonder what tasly morsel hawei will have cooked up for the meeting thursday night it s getting to you can t afford to miss a meeting or you miss a treat but as one of the branch grouches and we have the odd one told us must be costing us a lot and that my friends is the sort of guy who feels he has really accom plished something when he gives his wife a new scrub pail and scrub board for christmas on sundav aflernof n lllh fuller ltfs in his address the bnhop ur red the candidates to stir up the grace that is within you health nurse plans britain european tour dick riddall week tour of fnrooe i will begin for public health nurse norma oshea on june 24 in ireland shr will join aclon nurse ann parker and proceed from there lo lasow from this beginning to london pans switzerhnd move forward into the fuller austria belgium and copcn life of the church hagen in socsl west germany during the service the bish she will meet her sister who op dedicated a pair of new has been teaching at the can brass vases given in memorv adian army base there of john samuel pcpnce by his parents mr and mrs sam i pcnnce jean and douglas bishop bagnall presented cer i tificates to candidates on the pacious grounds of st geor these will be completed i and devotional booklets gifts of the parish will be given on sunday june 18th when they make their first communion the candidates were misses m baker j bradley jp boul stndge d bouskill s collier m finch j finch s graham i d junge h keller w marts h meadcs s mancely j mino j mintern e mcneil e nich olson m pries e saunders j sigurdson s smith p wilson ikll l a fcg p hams m whetter s speirel hers mrs t hamm mil mrs s pratt mrs j smith and messrs i bowel 1 r bej j gujett f ha i hole d illingworth d keeling d i meades m warren t wilson i r barber j dobson m ham fast farm tire service right on your farm never a moment wasted after you call us for tire service we ii be on the job in record time equip ped lo get your stalled equip ment rolling fast goodyear tires and goodyear approved service methods our specialty so call us when you want fast efficient on your farm service eowwoodrtrfsfrvlce represented in georgetown by hicken clapham co ltd seventh line check line tr 73952 24 hour srvi tr 73290 dr e j wachta dental surgeon 13 mam sttj tr 74123 norval 1 nursing hoe mrs a karpis rap n tr 63b2 norval ontario w h car professional engineer a ontario land surveyor georgetown ont 118 mountainview rd s triangle 72211 res phone tr 73300 wall ac thompson 3rd division court clerk a commissioner tr7w1 robt r- hamilton ro optometrist office hours 10 im to 6 pm daily evenings by appointment 60 main north tr 73971 for expert eye care consult o t walker occullit prescriptions filled 12 main sl s bramffcon gl 1 4474 res gl 16243 hours bam 6pm daily friday 0am tobpm evenings by appointment dr john r kerby practice of dentistry triangle 73641 1 m rd s georgetown dr j burns milne dental surgeon xray frank pitch licensed auctioneer prompt senice po box 413 tr 72864 georgetown dr k w mccaully dentist 6 main street north tr 74641 tf skilled medical staff the medical staff of the loc al hospital are skilled in some types of surgery that will be unavailable here at present naturally as more funds become available more types of very expensive surgical equipment will be obtained mer and s newstead coop baler binder twines corbel or supreme brand y cc baler twine- 10 o0o ft bl brantpord baler twine 10 oo0 ft bl 860 supreme binder twine 600 ft ball 935 coop binder twine 600 ft bl 1050 quantity discounts 10 bales or over in ono del very isc par bl discount halton coop 45 guelph st georgetown tr 7 2271 uk hippy hllsihs is vitjttmrhxtil tmmkiwuot ikmcoheduc v icaicebhyttxflfc mcmethb4 mgl i ctcrktc beaver ready mixedl concrete 5ww tr735krr lanes iran port pcv clas5-c- tr72521 ralph davies acis fa accountant and auditor 122 guelph georgetown tr 73351 office hours 9 a m 3 pm mondays to friday licenced auctioneer norman c liddl 9mcnabbst tr 74413 prompt courraotm svic maurice manderson qc barrister solicitor 61 mill st tr 74464 roxy thetr bldfl lever hoskin chartered accountants 61 main n brampton glendale 14824 44 victoria st toronto phone em 49131 georgetown animal clinic j s zavltx dvm v zavita dvm 106 guelph street clinic open 7pm 9 pm mon wed fri afternoons by appointml monuments pollock campbell designs on request inspect our work 1b greenwood cemetery phone 431750 82 water street north a at t ttmvanskklcrba barrister solicitor notary dr williams bids 36 main s tr 74581 a word to the wise the orfly organization that makes money without ader using la the mint printing of distinction letterheads envelopes statements wedding invitations georgetown herald hewson ord and helson berrlitera a solicitor 39 main sl s beside knox church george c hewson john d ord qc frederick a helson tr 72248 tr 74781 carretal building 116 mountainview tr 7 2218