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ionnotu- lew plan will raise building fund money ralph hewea were you aware that friend harold henderson who has been supervising the hum draw for quite some time has come up with a new idea for 1966 harold tells us he absolutely guarantees three winners each month he looks to all members to help him with this new ven tare as most members know the proceeds of harold s efforts co into the building fund h any of you are interested rop in at the branch nd ask lid or earle about the officers of the month club it behooves all branch members to read letters this month s legionary on page 4 there is a letter written by branch 120 s padre the rev kelvin johnston the padre s letter should cause all of us to take a look at ourselves trod ask am i in the legion to gtve or to get the branch s crack marks- man gord browne was explain lamg to us the other day how keen he and his fellow riflemen are to have a shooting match with the lome scots regimen tal bifle team which according to gord is a real hot team but he feels can be beaten gord has spoken to one o the top brass of the team on two occasions but had no reply maybe after what happened to the lome scots local team at thehands of the legion they retary according secretary treasurer and four executive members the ladles auxiliary also elect their chairmen for the various comrolttees of interest no doubt to all several daye ago we were herald readers will be ie do- speaking to comrade dot day nation by dominion seed house and learned that her present term of office is her second term which she has held for three years es r 25 120 team thursday evening january 20th will see the branch exe cntive members conducing the election of officers for ladies auxiliary offices to be filled are pres ident two vicepresidents sec the first occasion that ddt was president ie was in the chair for four years comrade dot expressed her hope that there will be a good attendance for this very ltn portant meeting and election dot conveys her wishes of happiness and prosperity for 1966 to all members of the branch and the ladies ciliary if you wish f sociable afternoon and evening be sure to keep these two dates in mind saturday january 22 there is zone social bowling in bram pton and saturday january 28 there is zone social darts also in brampton sports officer bernice emond is hoping for a good attendance from the ladies auxiliary branch 120 all members are welcome considering the inclement weather on friday janizary 7th the attendance at the imperial new year s dance was most pleasing to bill rannachan en the afternoon while watching the snowstorm had thoughts of calling the whole thing off it was most successful with everyone enjoying themselves keep m mind the monthly meeting and election of officers for the imperial section on sunday january 16th authorize solicitor close cedarvale purchase deal bowling social evening for hornby north 4h a social evening was enjoyed recently by members of the hornby north 4h club and their leaders mrs roy wilson and mrs james mckay the first part of the evening was pent at the brampton mall where they all enjoyed bowling later they returned to the borne of mrs james mckay where a social hour was en wood robert wallace and on saturday night january 8 the north trafalgar euchre club held a euchre party at the north trafalgar community centre there were five tables in play with the prizes going to the following winners mrs mary workman terry jackson who played as a lady mrs dorothy featherston ralph veatherstou otto marchment i thomas stickland the hornby north willing wooues met at the home of ifics james mckay oa saturday january 8 to make up their display on working with wool for the achievement day which will be held on satur day january 15 the evening unit of the hornby tjcw held their january meeting on monday night at the home of mrs leslie king with 13 members attending a pew member mrs melvin pen nej was welcomed to the meet fag a dance for the near future was discussed a bowl iig party and bake sale were also discussed and the program for the year mrs olive wallace was in charge of the devotions some very interesting slides were shown by mrs leslie king on a trip she enjoyed to london kngland lunch was served by jlrs olive wallace and mrs fiva howden mr and mrs anthony saliba are holidaying in honda friends of mrs frank peacock will be pleased to bear she it oat and around again after a stay in the milton district hospital mr and mrs joseph shea and mr and mrs james hamilton visited on monday evening with hr and mrs kerry jepson and family of georgetown anniversary greetings to mr no mrs albert mercure who will celebrate their wedding anniversary an sunday january la mr and mrs john plant of fcvmflnn visited on sunday with mr and mrs arthur plant ji birthday greetings to mrs john marchment on january thomas blomberg and char otma on january 14 marshall kenneth ella and albext marchment on janu jr 13 taobel stoat on january jv valerie green on january peter treschler on january 18 carol neilson on january 19 kevin rusk on january 21 and john saunders on january 20 mr and mrs ian break and family visited witltmr and mrs orest sbien of toronto on tues day evening mr and mrs william stoul billy and mary mrs george hamilton mr and mrs william hamilton visited on tuesday with the misses isobell and anne stout of cuelpb mr and mrs john forbes of rexdale were dinner guests on wednsday evening of mr and mrs ian break mr and mrs james bloor and mrs elsie bloor of malton were guests of mr and mrs arthur plant on tuesday night mrs gertrude hustler was able to return home for ghnst mas after a lengthy stay in the south peel hospital in cooks vtfle birthday greetings to john russell on january 5 norman sparling on january 6 kathy grexton on january 8 and garry break on january 9 some hornby residents report that their house shook early new year s day from the earth tremor dinner guests on new year s night with mr and mrs ronald plant and david were mr and mrs henry arnold mr and mrs donald arnold and family and mr and mrs fred arnold of several thousand bulbs for planting on hospital grounds anyone who has visited the hospital must wvc been tm pressed by the wonderful dis play we have each year in the various seasons from early in the spring- until late autumn tfiis floral display would not be possible of course if it were not for the efforts ofour gardener mr john scnenk who certainly spends countless hours working on the grounds without the material to plant however his efforts would be severely curtailed and so we owe a large vote of thanks to dominion seed for their trem endous gift early in november mr schcnk tells us that he plan ted the following bulbs all do nated by dominion seed 1000 ins species 1 000 muscari 2500 crocus 2 000 chionodoxa lucilha 400 daffodils of seve ral varieties 750 carnival tul ips 250 peacock tulips 200 black parrot tulips 500 lily flowered tulips 350 turkensta nlca 250 marjoletti 250 kauf maniana 700 scilla sibirtca 500 crocus golden goblet 400 crocus snowstorm 500 snow drops 1 000 ins reticulata 750 muscari another item also replaced by the company were two of our golden jumpers this very impressive donation will certainly add to the- attrac bvfn55 of our grounds and certainly the cost of this type of planting would be far above anything the board could con template so to mr vannattcr the gen eral manager of dominion seed and all associated wtth the com pany may we say thank you with the holiday season over occupancy once more is start ing to mount many patients were discharged fov christmas and of course there were ma ny who waited until after the holiday season monday night council au thorlxed the town solicitor to close the deal for the cedarvale school property right away however they refused to share the 3268 cost of maintaining the property for the year of 1965 as the owners the united church had suggested the solicitor f a helson pointed out to council that the deal was originally- supposed to be closed in january 1065 and the owner felt the cost of hold ing the property should be shared they also asked for some adjustment on he unpaid taxes for 1665 amounting to 2 000 mr helson expressed the6pinion that an adjustment of the taxes should be made since the taxes would not have accrued to the town if the deal had been closed strange as far as the sharing of the maintenance cost f a helson described it is a matter of horse trading brothers and three auteif pour sisters and brother survive mrs angus lawson 001a urs boy choata flossie mrs wil 11am osburn charlotte mrs alf marshall annie and wu iiarn mcdowell bev norman young minister the mayor pointed out thatot limehouse presbyterian it was clearly understood that the property could not belong to the town until all approvals were given so he did not feel the town should share the cost of the years operation mr smith agreed saying we only got om3 approval in the middle of december 65 in attempting to find out if the town s offer had blocked the sale to other potential buyers coun hyde asked the solicitor u the property had ever been put up for tender not to my knowledge replied the lawyer then the united church could have sold to someone else if they had the opportunity concluded coun hyde the motion to authorize the purchase at 80 000 without any extra for maintenance ct passed unanimously founded business served weekly newspapers 64 yrs church conducted the funeral service at the h- c mcclure furieral honwtwr dec 31 in tannest witsnude hi the family plot hi limehouse cemetery pallbearers were jack noble fred brooks lloyd mcenery a c patterson harvey norton and arthur benton thi oienorrown hiralo thursday january 13th 194 page12 j car up frequently check the heater hose it may be rubbing at same point keep hosing as well as wiring as far from hot engine parts as possible a man whose career spaned i years in the weekly news paper business joseph b lake died oh december 19 with his wife he was aboard the norwegian ship s s thorscarrer on a trip to south africa he was buried at the sea mr lake was bom in onllia came to georgetown with his parents when he was a child and started his career as print ing apprentice at the george town herald m 1899 at the age of 14 he later was foreman at the acton free press and m 1907 founded a weekly news paper in powassan he was pub lisher and editor until ec sold his newspaper to the magnetcv wan publishing co two years ago mr lake was marrlpdin- 1908 to the former mary abraham chairman of the schubl board charter member of the powas san lions club past master of the masonic lodge and district deputy grand master m 1930 he leaves a famiy of nine children one of whom mrs alan sprague of oakviue is the wife of hakons new county judge and brothers and sisters mrs a h feller 2 emery st georgetown mrs c stumpf elmira george of thornhill thomas of toronto and ch tries of peterborough harvey mcdowell 79 fanned in esqliesing an bsquesing farmer until he sold his farm and retired in 1961 harvey mcdowell 79 died suddenly in georgetown bos pital on december 28 of acton who pred ceased him 1957 he later married the mr mcdowell who never fprmer mrs lillian summers married moved to limehouse and they spent much of their with his sister mrs william os- time travelling they visited the british isles last year burn when he retired where they became active m the soc tal life of the community and made many friends he served as a councillor and mayor of powassan fjr al most half his lifetime hehad one of elcyen children of been choir leader and warden of mr and mrs james mcdowell st marys anglican church he was predeceased by two attention ah fabric bargain hunters i dont miss our redmarker fabric sale approximately price arnhs woolens cottons surrahs estrons crepes knits jerseys brocades iaces satins our prices are always lower for first quality fabrics and when we have a sale its a ball for you ladies whojove to sew and save shop early for the best selections textile bargain house ltd 35 queen st w downtown brampton 451 2885 open daily tuesday saturday 96 pm thursday and friday till 9pm bramptons fabulous fabric drapery mill outlet inge how time slips by it stems only a short time ago since we held the last annual meeting in v ngglesworth audi tonum and here it is again on ly a few weeks away lcls hope that this year there will be a real turnout there are at present we belicv roughly 1 000 life members all of whotiuj have donated over 50 it would seem to us that ifpeople had a proportionate amount ol theft money invested in a priva enterprise they would m it certainly be on hand for the annual shareholders meeting we would urge that as many possible attend ask ques tions and in general find out how their money has been in vested this year the meeting will be held in the hospital itself and we hope that this in itself will bring a larger turn out on the agenda is the annual report to the association and the election of directors for the ensuing term refreshments will be served and an oppor tunity to look around for anyone desiring the herald will carry full details at a later date anyone wishing to become a member can do so by getting a membership card anytime be fore the meeting they arc available at the hospital at all times the fund for the late dr bcbenek memorial fund has had a number of donations and it is hoped more will be coming in wc believe a cutoff date for this will be implemented probably mid february so it is hoped that anyone wishing to contribute will do so in the next few weeks library books depict major world religions a public display of books on the major religions is the ba ha is of georgetown way of marking world religion day the display is in the george town public library january 16 is world religion day it was inaugurated years ago in amenca ny the fiaha is world faith it is a call to the true unity of mankind based on the con ccption that god through his prophets has always been the lawgiver of all humanity a georgetown baha l told the herald all the great religions have successfully prepared the way for this unity today people of diverse races classes and religious- backgrounds in over 350 countries and dependencies have found one common wor ship and are working together for one common object peace speaking of donations there are still a few donations trick ling in from industry and mdi viduals wc hope to be able to bst these m next week issue we might also point out at this time to our residents who havo moved to town since our tinan cial campaign to build the hos pital that a donation from you would be greatly appreciated if you feel that you can do so certainly any amount no mat ter how large or small would be greatly appreciated in the past year we have had consid erable and totally unexpected expenses of which none is re coverable from the hospital commission anything toward this would be a great help continues at 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