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srrrrtwe more firms wauld page 11 purchase town land coming events world day of prayer j ihdar february 25 it 2 00 pjn ust johns united church geor- fotoihl ah ladies welcome lire in glen williams ho thurtdayfebniary 3 it 815 lunch admission 50c proceeds lor glen ball field lights a bake sale at snownite lun dcomat across ttom legion hall friday january 28 at 4 30 p m sponsored by suverwood wl 128 r euchre in the fire hall january zrth at 8 15 pm under the auspices of the ladies auxiliary of the fire department admission 50c 1 27 georgetown women s in stitute wednesday evening february 2nd 8 30 pm knox ball please remember used greeting cards annual euchre and baking sale speyside school friday february 18th euchre at 8 30 tacky draw refreshments 217 bake sale february 4th llw tm united gas store ibdo street south sponsored by the ladies minor hockey art group the annual meeting of balllnafad united church irill be held in the church on thursday january 27th at 8 pjn flan to attend the annual meeting of your red cross on thursday february 3rd at 8 30 pjn at the north halton golf and country club maple ave w guest speaker refreshments everyone welcome 23 see and learn about the inew artex bouon embroidery old only on home party plan or through instructor phone mrs norma arthurton 139 prince charles dnve george town 8776856 y ski club meeting tfcurs january 27th at home of mr and mrs gordon hunt 28 hale dnve for more information i call the y office 8776163 o lmrs g f k smith 8772744 blood donor clinic monday february 14 2 to 4 30 nd 6 to 845 pjn it knox church hall in georgetown new donors needed age 1865 transportation and babysitting available to donors if required phone mrs john knuffner 8770735 210 2nd georgetown cubs j scouts bake sale jlinltod gat office mam street south friday january 28th 11 ajn 1 pjn homemade baking and homemade candy 127 ballinapatu in response to a request from council w carr presented a plan of industrial land monday showing what land is owned by the town what is already built upon and what la owned by others he pointed out that there is a road allowance so there would be no land locked parcels of land as some councillors feared since this had been the snag which held up the approval of the sale of land to andrew murray last week the discussion switched to this sale at first councillor hyde sug gested tba hundred foot atrip of land at the back of the pro perty be cut off the proposed piece of land however mr murray pointed out that he real ly needed it and had already cut his request from five acres to the two and a half coun harrison then suggest ed giving him an option on this piece of land after mr mur rays explanation coun hyde stated he would go along with the original parcel provided that should this strip of land not be needed it should be sold back to town at the same cost mr murray replied that the stipulation was already in the agreement on hearing this coun hyde urged the third reading of the by law be given immediately so that the matter would be settled the mayor pointed out that a change would have to be made in the by law and felt the town engineer and the solicitor should do it however coun hyde asked mr carr if be could change the appendix right then and mr carr said he could overcoming the mayors wish that the solicitor and engineer amend it and bring back the by law next week council voted to have it done right then ironically at 11 oclock motion of adjournment was pas sed five to three before the third reading of the by law was given opposing the adjourn ment were coun hyde harri son and smith in reply to a request from council a letter was received from ferro structural steel stating that they planned to commence building in the spring of this year and hoped to complete the 6000 aq ft within two months the letter staled that the adjacent lot was necessary for future expansion so they could plan ahead still on the subject of indus trial lands two offers of pur chase from the real estate firm of wm- f sunnucks were read one for 4 9 acres from h boeh mer and one from o ft p con struction for just over an acre the boehmer offer of 4 965 is for a five thousand two hun dred square foot warehouse an office and a ready mix plant deputy reeve young pointed out that this offer was approved in principle by both council and the industrial commission the land is a gully and hills said the deputy reeve suited to this purpose he added that it is down near avian it appeared to be the first time anyone had heard of the o p construction offer of 1250 reeve w hunter point ed out that they already own ed two vacant lots in that area ballinafad ucw hears letter from missionary legion notes consider dinner meeting as monthly attentiongetter annual meeting ol esquesing agricultural society srawarttown community hall wed february 2nd 30 pjn election of officers financial reports lunch anyone interested in affiliating with tbfl society is welcome last 3 days save 20 to 50 rag0uge0n household furnishing 14 main st s annual january furniture sale ends saturday there have been several ex cellent ideas regarding ways and means to raise money for the centennial fund suggested to the executive which will be passed on to the centennial fund chairman for his consid eration this in itself seems to indi cats there is some enthusiasm in this project which must be most inspiring to the executive dinner meeting it has been suggested to have a dinner meeting in lieu of the usual regular monthly meet log this is something out of the ordinary which may have possibilities could be that might bring more members out to the meeting and could easily prove to be a very enjoyable evening there was an excellent atten dance at the branch on satur day evening when the members were treated to some extremely good entertainment provided by jimmy valantine and steel bandits this coming saturday the membership will enjoy listening to bob hillier with the guitar and cory bydeuvaate on the accordion zone curling erin legion was host to the zone branches at the north halton golf nd country club on saturday january 22nd when port credit branch carried home the zone curling cham pionship georgetown s no j 1 s childrens h0t0graphs saturday only tot appointment phono peter jones- 87m872 team were unlucky to lose to port credit by half a point georgetown s team skipped by harvey chappel was bill schenk trev williams and ed yeadon the branch s second team was curlers alt sykes skip harold schenk cliff john ralph hawes the year is merely one month old and we are noticing a stoa dy increase in new members who are joining at the rate of three or four a week this we feel is a good and encouraging sign the legion has so much to oher veterans mpiwoslup wttml neffftiw diversified community projects which a member may participate in the help and advice of the service bureau officer for them selves or their dependents and sports galore the executive extend an invitation to all vets to drop m to branch 120 and see for themselves ncxtsaturday branch 120 is the host to the district on this occasion bridge will attract the many branches in the district to georgetown we understand the branch will possibly enter three teams the branch 120 teams have been very successful in past we wish them success for saturday although our ladies brought no prizes home with them from bowling at brampton we un derstand they had very en joyable day the winners were brampton a team runner up brampton b team to those who throw a crafty dart there are zone darts at brampton saturday january 29 bus leaves branch 120 at 11 30 am ask not what your legion can do for you ask what you can do for your legion the ucw met in the church for a general meeting on tues day afternoon january 18th with an attendance of 22 mrs a lawr presided and the wor ship was conducted by mrs l jamieson the theme taken from the book entitled the plain man s book of prayers for the missionary topic a letter from rev and mrs j a klrkwood in zambia was read by mrs j shortill this letter will be published in the herald later and mrs r shortill sr read items of interest regarding the constitution and by laws from the ucw handbook christian education was discussed and a motion to again give financial support to the work of the sunday school announcement was made for the world day of prayer on february 25th and four delegat es were appointed to the pres bytenan annual meeting in milton on february 10th plans were also made to sponsor a games night and social eve ning for the congregation some lime in february the nominating committee brought in the report of officers for the coming year as follows their duties to commence at the february meeting president mrs a lawr vicepresident mrs- l jamie- son recording and correspon- ing secretary mramcfiowy treasure mrs e snow eve ning chairman mrs a kier afternoon chairman mrs d llnstead conveners of standing com mittees social mrs t given supply mrs r swindlehunt stewardship and christian ed ucation mrs r shortill sr program mrs f j shortill nominations mrs l mclean literature mrs r french com munity friendship cand christ ian citizenship mrs r shortill jr press and publicity mrs e mcenery due to the snow storm late saturday night the church services were cancelled on the ballinafad charge on sunday morning the congregation is reminded of the annual meeting on thursday evening of this week at 8 30 reports will bej heard and the general business of the church discussed mrs j tarswell of fergus visited over the week end with her father mrs tom mack and mr e rogers norval mclean judges jacobins at baltimore pigeon show mr and mrs ed mclean and ed s father douglas mclean richmond hill returned home from baltimore md on monday afternoon january 24th after a week end visit to the balti more pigeon show where was judge of the entries of thi eastern jacobin club he en joyed judging the jacobins and visiting with the members of the club who made him very welcome they presented him with a lovely trophy at their an nual dinner meetins thj show was held in a large room on the second floor of a large shopping plaza so the women who came along with their husbands for the trip and a little holiday were quite pleased with the lo cation the roads were cleared fol lowing the very bad snow storm in time for the trip home there was no snow in baltimore of any account it was mixed with rain and melted as soon as it hit the ground but snow really started about ten miles north and the rest of the route home had as much snow as was found at home men wo men and children on both sides of the border were busy dig ging themselves out but the main highways were clear ladies darts round 1 goldham s 2 earl i delrcx fashns 2 originals 1 bts 2joc s 1 round 2 imperials 2 joe s 1 snginals 3 bts o clrex 2 goldham s 1 partners 2 earl s 1 standings dclrex fashions 58 joe s tuck shop 47 imperials 48 originals 46 goldham s 44 bts 40 partners earls draw winner peg harley sympathy a extended to mrs cecil adams and family ethel mrs gordon preston mutton ville helen mrs l j mathers lebanon eva mrs n a swee ting port credit and doris mrs george bennett brampton on the death of cecil adams in georgetown and district me morial hospital on wednesday january 19th at the age of 87 although in failing health in the last few years mr adams still painted signs with a steady hand and he enjoyed interior decorating he will be missed by his ma ny friends in the district union presbyterian church beths beauty lounge mm 550 u mmim smut 8772607 blood l saves lives tvo be ft il00i mnot mr blood donor clinic on monday fo 14th 2 to 4 30 and 6 to 8 45- p m knox church hall donors urgently needed contact- mrs ktrfrnajr at 779735 heat your home hw modem woy wtth natural got and smarts chinook automatic got furnace cltm llllol bmm bt tiatarol qtn with lha lic chineolt milt n batrdanl boat oca wgh aflt- meeting of the new year at tba home of the president mrs mcmencmy glen williams on tuesday evening jan 11th mrs mcmenemy opened the meeting with a poem greet the new year which was fol rt flowed by a hymn and the creed t mrs r mcmaster read the scripture lesson and mrs wm hunter led in prayer mrs starret read a story from the glad tidings the roll call was answered with a resolu tion by 13 members during the business november 5th was vt for the date of the annual baz aar mrs harvey puckering gave the chapter from the study book called for a purpose mrs george leslie closed tfae meeting with prayer mrs robert leslie and mrs norman newns assisted the hos less in serving lunch nat to editor the hat nanny that was hold by the halton women s institute at the centennial ma nor recently following the course on making hats was real ly a hat nanny and not a hootcnanny as the report read in the norval news in the her aid although a mere man may call it a hootcnanny the ladies were quite pleased with the dis play of lovely handmade crca tions of hats in all colours sha pes and sizes their husbands wouldn t dare to hoot at their creations after all think of the many dollars he will save now that she can make her own hats the institute ladies trust that you will retract the word hootcnanny in reference to the summary day on hats and please make it clear that the norval editor had nothing to do in the change of name af ter all she had a hat on display in the norval exhibit this week at ilvers one of ontarios finest family clothing stores men s winter jackets at closeout prices see our ranges at 500 1200 1500 roys nyion ski jackets sizes 8 to 1 8 deep pile i ned orig 10 95 now 666 mens flannelette pajamas attract ve patterns in heavy flannelette 199 sport shirts by arrow and curr e now going at halfprice ong 3 98 to7 98 now 1 99 to 3 99 dress shirts clearing of broken lines by arrow and tooke th s group includes wh tes str pes and solids blouses an excellent group made by a prominent canadian manufacturer orlg 2 98 and 3 98 now girls flannelette pajamas sizes 2 to 14 mow 158 jeans s zes 6 and 6x only now 158 clearance of girls winter car coats sizes 10 to 14 and 8 to 14 teens now 500 now 199 canada will have the largest home helpers held their first pavilion at lcpo the canadian red cross society georgetown and district branch annual meeting at north halton golf country club on maple avenue west thursday feb 3 1966 at 8 30 p m guest speaker from toronto refreshments served the public is cordially invited 5 00 boys quiltuned winter jackets sizes 8 to 18 now ladies shoes pumps n cuban and h gh heels org 7 98 and 8 98 o0 now j 70 girls winter dresses sizes 2 to 14 reduced to 200300500 slippers clearance of broken lines 99c last week to take advantage of naturalizer sale now 999 and 1099 fleet street and savile row sale -of- made tomeasure clothing -ends- saturday january 29th social personal mr and mrs mike eland 4 byron sl spent a recent vacat ion in mexico visiting acapulco and mexico city they lew from georgetown and motored home with fnends mr mrs geoff brown of hamilton mrs olive re id office man a ger at georgetown hydro when she retired and now a resident of gait is spending the winter at the lakeland terrace hotel lakeland florida she reports delightful weather with cool evenings and mid seventies and sunshine during the day she enjoys the dave price canada calling program which keeps canadian informed of market weather and general news each morning mrs kathenne cordaro spent the weekend at the home of her passport photographs effective fabrvarv 15th the cost of passport photographt will be increased from 2 00 per person to 3 00 per person peter jones photographer 877 2872 daughter mrs h smith of lon don ontario she attended4he annual dinner of the forest city archers club held at western ontario fish and game assoeiat ion among the many delicacies enjoyed by the guests were moose steaks venison bear roast squirrel and pheasant after dinner two color movies were shown of big game hunt ing in india and canada all of the big game hunting was done by bow and arrow the balanoe of the evening was spent dancing georgetown and district ymcaywca fourth annual meeting february 2nd 1966 cafeteria georgetown high school 7 00 8 00 p m y program demonstrations 8 00 9 30 p m greetings reports and refreshments anybody interested in the y programs m georgetown is welcome to this meet ng h thompson hardware plumbing t heat1no tr 7m7i bingo this monday 8 00 p m at the riviera in norval m in 54 numbers mjm full jackpot 500 00 410 00 in prizes every week free bus this monday phone 877 2251 re routino cliniquede conner de sang lundi fevrier14 19m 3 4 30 6 8 45 p m knox church hall donneurs d urgency demand ulaphonn mda kllffmr 77 97s5 special on pi rms j6o regular 850 perms all others 20 off tuesdays and wednesdays only kays 19 msw slwl flurth beat