Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), June 29, 1961, p. 7

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prominent conservative i sewed in two wars waiting for no peter jones georgetown georgetown hospitals first new baby will be using th s bassinette explains mrs n rupert to mrs m hogan and mrs e robinson who will be working in th s mporrant sec lion of the building first couple married in holy cross church first couple to be married en who was their groomsman was holy cross r c church mr l attend their son ed of callander was also not able to be present the late rev rceney officiated al the and mrs j j gibbens cele brated their 59th wedding an mversary on june 4th a few close friends and nel ghbours called at their home 20 gnelph st that afternoon to wish them happiness and they received a number of gifts and flowers mrs david mccrea had made a handsome anniversary cake as a special feature of the day was bridesmaid mr gibbens sister now mrs mary bell of detroit michigan was bridesmaid at the wedding and was with them for the hap py occasion mrs gibbens brother ed soctt of hamilton arena board mr gibbens was an original member of the board of parks management when that group was appointed to administer ihe arena and he served with the board for many years mr and mrs gibbens were also active members of the lawn bowling club the town of milton lost a well known and highly respec ted citlxen on thursday june 15th when major frederick william bruce fitzgerald died born and educated in mill brook mr fitzgerald went ov erseas with the 75th battalion in the first world war and on returning from the conflict joined the staff of the bank of toronto he worked in numcr ous branches before coming to milton lo found the f w b fitzgerald insurance agency which he managed until his sudden death except for a few years during the second world war when he was overseas as adjutant to th canadian dental corps he was awarded the hue vary active mr fitzgerald was always very active m all phases of community life before coming to milton he was past master of lansdowne masonic lodge here he was secretary of the halton county conservative association for over twenty years and took an active part in all phases of the work ho was one of the first members of the north halton high school district board the treat urer and an active member of grace anglican church ret urn j tig officer ip recent prov tncial elections secretary of milton district hospital since its inception and he worked closely with the local police as justice of the peace for several years he is survived by his wife orpba mcclenahan and daugh tcr mrs w j duignan elix ibcth anne of milton also a sister miss matilda fitzgerald of toronto police are pallbearer funeral service was held sa turday afternoon from grace anglican church with rev d a powell officiating active pallbearers were cpl charles wilkinson dave hardy bill bennett and tom dube of north halton opp detachment chief rayandrcss and sergeant bob moreau of milton police hon orary pallbearers were dr f m lott sandy best mp stan ley hall mpp col c m f gerald lloyd dingle qc dr c a martin and arthur beau mont interment was in evergreen glen williams baptismal service a rew yrsat glen united wedding mr and mrs gibbeni have spent most of their married life in town tor many years he operated a grocery store and a bakeshop which was located in the present herald building the old bakeshop ovens are still tn the basement of the building he was an extensive main street property ownr until recently when he sold the block which is occupied by the corner cupboard restaurant and a number of other stores lo dick licata come to church this sunday united st andrews united sinclair avenue at mountainview road rev ewart madden 30 a m eden worship ser vice 9 45 ajm church school 1100 am joint service in st paula baptist st johns georgetown rev ian m fleming kenneth hamson arct rmt music director a church with a warm heart 940 am i sunday school i 11 00 am junior congregation 1100 am morning service 30 pm adult bible class coma to worship leave to serve nerval pastoral charge rev lloyd n freel ba bd glen williams 10 am worship semce 11 ac sunday school home 10 am worship service 11 a m sunday school norval 10 15 a m sunday school 11 15 am worship service presbyterian knox georgetown rev norman young organist mrs edgar gowland churchy school 10 a m public worship 11am llmehouse 130 pm sunday school 3l30 pm divine worship nerval end union rev b a nevin ba interim moderator union 10 00 am sunday school 1115 am divine worship norval 10 00 am divine worship 11 00 a m sunday school christian reformed church minister rev d c los 55 main sl north 930 a m english sen ice 300 p m dutch service baptist first baptist church rc r l whan b a b d choir director douglas peck orjganist mr william braam ia00 ajn churclfschool 11 00 ajn worship service 7 00 pjn evening worship 800 pm wednesday prayer meeting ever one welcome baptist st paul s baptist mountain view roed south re e a pinkerton minister sunday 10 00 am church school mimstersbiblc claims 11 00 am morning orship tuesday k 6 30 p m explorers for g rls 8 00 pm young peoples meeting fndav 6 30 pm bovs ci in 8 00 pm bible studv and prayer meeting j welcome to a growing church in a growing community hornby park is mecca for picnics sports hornby park has started an other busy season improve merits are fitlll being made some sod was cut last week and with the help of the hardball players and others the sod was removed mrs frank chisholm miss margaret galbraith and tom o ncill planted geraniums and petunias in the park flower beds one evening as a project of the milton and district horti culural society the bot con struction levelled the fill and gravel near the park entrance and bridge a new pan abode type of building is being built at the park and will be used as a re freshment booth last week the bantam hard ball team played milton at hornby with hornby winning 11 9 a scheduled softball game was played under the lights the same evening between nelson and glen williams with nelson winning 64 on saturday afternoon st pauls united church of oak viipi held a picnic at the park with three hundred attending sunday afternoon 400 of the independent order of foresters or court milton no 1150 held the r annual picnic the milton girls pipe band supplied the music for the afternoon at the baptismal service in the united church sunday mor ning the following children were received into the fellow ship of the church judith dtanne daughter of mr and mrs m thompson scott cam eron and gary thomas sons of mr and mrs fereday pauline lorctta daughter of mr and mrs paul hilts and brian and danny twin sons of mr and mrs paul leuneberger during the service mr w hughes fleanor schenk of grand falls nfld sang the solo how lively are thy dwellings by liddle from psalm 84 it was a delight lo hear her rich voice again during the month of jul while rev freel is on holidays the united congregation will attend services each sunday morning al union presbjterian church at 1115 am walter leucnberger was home from pettawawa f r the ween end and also visitors at ihc same home were mr and mrs h cooper of orangcmllc historic church is 124 years established st stephen simiild met at the home of mr and mrs edward robertson last tuesday evening mrs kenneth lua was in charge of the meeting in the absence of the president committees were elected convene a dinner on july 5th and a wedding reception july 15th the wa and guild are purchasing the drapes and curtains for the new rectory that has been built congratulations to mr and mrs roy lllis on their twelfth wedding anniversary june 24th happy birthday to eileen bradley on june 24th and tc kenneth 0 neill on june 28th the senior room of hornby public school had a ball game with pincgrove school children last friday afternoon and lost the game 373 far and mrs john wallace are building their new home next lo the hornby park on the base line mr and mrs j pcrhany at tended a social evening for the members of the instrument so ciety of america held at the royal york hotel toronto last wednesday belated birthday greetings to lynda learmont and hazel re id on june 20th and to two year old annette rcid on june mr and mrs james reid and family were present for the 40th anniversary celebration of mr and mrs weir rcid of erin sunday olin william see making of kleenex during factory visit the wa group of the united church took their annual bus trip on monday leaving about 6x30 am they proceeded to niagara falls calling at the bo tanical gardens at hamilton the iru gardens were a blaze of colour ranging in hue from white to purple after luncheon they went shown through the kimberley clark co and en joyed watching kleenex paper table napkins etc being made after some sightseeing and shopping they drove along the beautiful river road to queen aton and niagaraon thelake a visit to sl mark s anglican church there was a fitting cli max to an enjoyable day even the weather favoured them the rain keeping off until well tjif the way home miss rhoda dixon is vacatio ning at home before beginning her position as von in whitby next month congratulations rhoda it is nice to see miss olive logan safely home again after her round tieworld tour after having seen india japan eur ope etc she feels there is no place like canada tun and lad haines are home for die summer from appleby college oakville mrs john hunter went with the ashgrove ladies on their bus trip to pioneer village we welcome home from the hospital mrs w kirby and mrs h wheeler natural beauty embellished with toudhea of the landscapera art which makes thla a charming retreat away from the noise and rush of traffic ttie members were graciously cetved by their hostesses at each place and spent the allot ted time discussing objects of special interest with their hos tess or travelling companions the final atop was made at the home of mr and mrs geo ironside where mrs w boyle and her social committee help ers served a most delectable concluding treat of refresh ments all in all it was an ev ening very pleasantly spent and those who contributed to its success in any way are deserv ing of the society s thanks roshale floral flowers for all occasions whnnno l ahtangemenis coru0m spvcuhy cut flowers and funeral designs 32 albeit til 72951 wo wire flowers pushbutton service on all appliances thafs our policy ifs far more important tobe able to rely upon fast dependable service than to get a socalled special deal call us if anything goes wrong we ii pop up ust as though you pressed a button yes you can really depend on t wigos service dept all appliances all makes jr 73376 commercial and domestic refrigeration horticulturists tour three lovely gardens an evening tour of local flow er gardens has come to be a june event anticipated with considerable interest by mem bers of the georgetown horti cultural society this year s tour held last wednesday evening was favoured by especially fine june weather and included the gardens of miss i preston on edith sl miss a lash miller on maple ave and mr and mrs s g bennett of scotsdale farm at miss preston s the beauti ful lilac iris and lily varieties some of them her own ongina tions were or special interesl coming to miss millers the spacious well kept lawns and large perennial beds attracted attention then at scotsdale there is a forest trail entrance and beautiful farm grounds with business directory mcdougall of scotland maple avenue baptist church arrived in montrcal last week 7sr 81 maple a avenue east 1 r bruce woods ba mth services 9 45 am sun lay school i 1100 am morning worship 7 00 pm evening service 630 sunday night prajcr meeting monday 8 00 pm young pctplcs wednesday 8 00 pm bible study and prayer meeting friday 7 30 pm chr slian scr ce brigade anglican tha perish of stewarttown and hornby rev j e maxwell rector st john church stewarttown b30 am morning prayer 2nd sunday of the month holy communion 10 30 am church school 730 p m evensong 1st sunday rf the month st sttphant church hornby 1100 m morning prayer church schoo und sunday of the month holy com mumon st george church rev k s richardson sundaj july 2nd trinity v 8 00 a m holy suchanst 10 00 am mattins 10 00 am infanl care nursery gu idj pentecostal holiness zion tabernacle 95 gutlph st rv e a gagnon minister 10 00 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 7 00 pjn evangelistic service where she was met bv her daughter mrs hugh craig of hornby who hasn t seen her mother in ten year mn arthur bra n with tr and mrs wtl for iwo weeks is visiting liam brain congratulations to mr and mrs ronald patterson who were married at hornby uijited church on saturday june 17th mrs patterson is the former carol ncclands eldest daughter of mr and mrs johnson nee lands mr and mrs tohn bradley and family visited with rcla lives in sudbury over the week end their nephew gordon bull came home with them and will be staying with the brad ley family for the summer months the one hundred and twenty fourth am vcrsary of st ste phen s arghran church was i held on sinday with rev j e maxwell cindueting the morning sen ice rci n h bracken rector of t ugustme church i leas dr as charge ol the i evening s rvice mr and mm alan brunk of j jacksonville illinois and wil ham brunk of peoria visited with mr and mrs howard brad ley for the weekend mrs wil 1 an brunk and daughters who have been visiting here return cd to peoria with the brunk family mrs lome ella of guelph visited with mr and mr ken neth flla and family on the week end no 1 specialists in long distance moving local moving packing and storage clements the mover limited head office 270 denlends ave toronto e world wide service for information cell ui collect toronto ho 1 1165 branch office and warehouse dr e j wachta dental surgeon 13 main sl n tr 7412 norval nursing home mrs a karpls re n tr o63tt norval onterie xobt r hamilton ro optometrist office hours 10 a m to 6 p m daily evenings by appointment 60 main north tr 73971 dr john r kerry practice of dentistry 3 triangle 73641 116 m rd s georgetown warriors day parade the largest annual veterans parade in canada will be held at the canadian national ex hibition rtn warriors dav aug 19 this year st georges church georgetown anglican services july august 800 am holy eucharist 1000 am mattins holy euchanst 1000 am infant care nursery guild w h c a r r professional engineer j ontario land surveyor georgetown onl 116 mountainview rd s triangle 72211 jx res phone tr- 73300 for expert eye care consult o t walker 12 mam st s brampton gl 1 4474 res gl 16243 hours 9 am 6pra daily friday 9am to 9 p m evenings by appointment dr j burns milne dental surgeon xray mill st trxam wallace thompson 3rd division court clerk a commissioner tr 7 ww p r a n k p e t c h licensed auctioneeb prompt sen ice po box 413 tr 72864 georgetown dr k w mccauley dentist 6 main street north tr74m1 it ralph davies a c i s fa accountant and auditor 122 guelph georgetown tr 73351 office hours jmjpm mondays to friday licenced auctioneer norman c imdl 9lcnbbst tr 74413 maurics manderson qc barrister solicitor 61 mill st tr 72444 roxy theatre bid lever hoslcin chartered accountants 31 main n brampton glendale 14824 44 victoria sl toronto phone em 49131 monuments pollock campbell designs on request lr work in greenwood cemetery phone ml 750 62 water btreet north g a lt tofflvansieklerba brrlatr solicitor notary dr williams bldgj m mam s tr 7sji dale bennett latimer baines barristers a sollctrms dolglas v latimer tereince f baines triangle 73381 23 mill sl georgetown georgetown animal clinic j s zavits dvm v zevitt dvm 108 guelph street clinic open 7 pm 9 pm mon wed fri afternoons fay appointml a word to the wise tbe only organisation that makes manor without adver- t i using is the mint 1 printing of distinction letterheads envelopes x statements wedding invitations georgetown herald hewson ord and helson barrister solktten 39 main sl s beside knox church gloftge c hewson john d ord qc frederick a helson tr 72246 tr 79781 carretal building 118 mountainview tr 7221

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