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b p games night dessert and cards an enjoyable evening tba business and profession ql women s club held very successful dessert bridge in the i legion auditorium on thursday i evening hatch 31st the even 1 tog got under way with the guests enjoying delicious des j aerts from the buffet table that had been set up in the lounge and which was decorated with a daffodil centre piece and silver candelabra mrs maureen walker the president greeted the guests prior to the card games thirty two tables of cards ware in play bridge canasta euchre twenty one and various other games the winners of the lucky draw on the electric carving knife and a tray were mrs alice bulmer and mrs madge roe there were over fifty other lucky draw prizes won by other guests gutth samplt ly of fancy desserts j the georgetown gardener ball in af ad planting calendar by cordon lindsay smith ilanting calendar most flowers and vegetables fall in i to three main planting groups technically these are known and usually listed in the seed cata logne as hardy semihar dy and tender la the first planting groups are such things ms sweet peas cos mos alyssum poppy and a host of others these wont mind a lilt of frost especially while in the early stages of germination land growth and they actually 1 prefer to get started in the cool weather among the vegetables in this group are peas lettuce spinach and onion sets just as soon as the soil is fit to work it is safe to sow any of the hardy kinds indeed in ome of the warmer parts of the country some of these could be planted in the fall and the seeds allowed to lie dormant r the winter though there is not much to be gained by his practise in most of canada another early bird is grass seed one can hardly sow grass i too early some experts even spiikle it on the last snow and let it sink in in making hew lawns of course one must wait until the soil is dry enough tor thorough working without lucking but one can make re- pain to bare spots in establish ad lawns by raking seed in very fighuy in april nursery stock also should be planted early so that it can get started before the sun gets hot the semi hardy sorts such as r petunias asters and so on should not be planted or set out until practically all danger of frost is over as for the rea lly tender things such as impat lence begomas peppers tomat oes or melons these will not stand any frost at all and in most of canada will require pro tection if planted before may 24 actually too here is little gain in planting these until the soil is warm appoint frank morette works staff foreman council appointed frank mor ette general foreman of the town works forces at their council meeting monday night alfred collins will be retained as a consultant at mr collin s own request he was relieved of night calls and numerous phone calls mr collins also told the committee any pay increases normally coming to him should go to mr morette from now on a faithful servant with the longest service to the town stated the mayor as he lauded mr collins foregoing increases in approving the salary for the new general foreman frank morette coun hyde remarked i am in accord with the in crease mr morette couldn t do more than he has in the past and he should know we apprec iate it the opinion was unanimous as council endorsed the motion betting the general foreman s salary miss young dies in nursing home georgetown and district for 65 years years miss maude young passed away at the geor getown nursing home on sun day march 20th the funeral service was conducted by rev john mcbride presbyterian minister of brampton at mckil lop funeral home the pall bearers were messrs jas kirk wood duncan and jack mac millan fred stephens and ste phon and lyle moran miss young was in her 90th year and was the daughter of the late agnes and james young who farmed on the ninth line of erin township now occupied by grenfell wright from the farm they moved to balknafad to the little white house beside the church where she resided until 1958 she nursed for several years in toronto associated wit dr alan brown of sick chiltf s hospital besides her par cnts miss young was prede ceased by two brothers and five sisters janet barbara jane maggie and mrs annie moran who had lived with her in bal hnafad for a number of years she was a member of the bal hnafad church and was a devout worker in the wms and belong ed to the ontario bible society the georgetown institute and the park circle of knox pres byterian church where she was a member more recently miss young will be missed by a host of friends especially in the bal linafad area and by her two ne phews mr and mrs jim moran kirkland lake and mr and mrs david moran of meadowvale and their families never built on hyde questions land sale terms the 500 offer to purchase made by maple avenue bap tist church for land adjoining the church was accepted by council monday night the provision that the land would never be built upon was questioned by coun hyde why should we restrict this land from being butt on for ever he asked our only concern is that the services run ning through there not be built on maybe twenty years from now it should be built on be stated coun a speight explained that in talking to rev bruce woods he had been assured the church was willing to go along with this provision since they only wanted the area for park ing and had no intention of building on it the final wording of the for over phrase will be- left to the solicitor when he is drawing up the agreement book of kells features tour by latin club thirty members of the senior sacmenta latlna georgetown high schools latin club with mrs j glynn and mrs blaney spent an afternoon at trinity college in toronto wednesday march 30 professor cole of the faculty welcomed the parry and con ducted a tour of the classrooms following this they were taken t8 see the book of kells a copy of the onnginal book written in the 8th century which is now in trinity college in dublin ire land the book contains the four gospels written in latin in very intricate writing professor dal zell explained the books his tory students were later allow ed to leaf through it following this the club tour ecvthe new trinity college cha pel an excellent example of gothic architecture hiss white head of the classics department and mr watson the registrar answered questions from the club members in a classroom after the tour refreshments at the buttery concluded the afternoon ballinafad area news several friends and neigh bours of mr and mrs frank smith dropped in on them on saturday evening of last week as a surprise party prior to their leaving on thursday even ing by plane for three week holiday in england miss jean lawr was home for the weekend for her mother and fathers birthdays mr and mrs j black and boys were in fergus on sunday for a family gathering when mr and mrs russell smellie observ ed their 56th wedding anniver sary asktflfl the scout group committee met on monday night at the home of mrs d cudney the general welfare of cubs and scouts in ballinafad was dis cussed and it was planned to have paper and bottle col lections regularly the first one to be on saturday april 16th the limehouse district to be includeded as we have several boys from that area coming into our group the warm circulating water in a hydro feerapy tank la extremely jwlpful in the treatment of many crippled chil dren it is pain relievingand relaxing enabling the ther- aphrt to use her skill in giving beneficial massage and exerd equipment such as this is another of the helpful samces that a provided through easter seal funds help crippled children mail your pink envelope to the can imperial bank of commerce 1 main sl s georgetown sponsorad by rotary club of georgetown visit south pick oranges shovel snow in same week mr and mrs wesley louth have returned home from a lovely holiday trip to florida travelling over 3 000 miles their first stop was in cleveland where they visited with wes s sister and husband mr and mrs charles chesney mr and mrs chesney joined the louths on their trip south they esped ally enjoyed the scenic route through the smokey mountains of tennessee also silver springs where the flowers were so beautiful they spent a con pie of days at pompano beach florida where they visited with mrs louths aunt they enjoy ed another couple of days at miami and miami beach then travelled on down the coast to key west and up the other aide to napels on the gulf of mex leo and back up to silver springs to enjoy the lovely sowers again then back to cleveland and borne they ar rived home a day before the april fool day snowstorm when we had about 4 inches or so of snow it was quite a change from picking oranges in miami we welcome mr and mrs ken gould and son kenneth to the village they have pur chased the lovely new home built on the former bill caves property and have recently moved in from georgetown kenneth attends georgetown high school two new houses built on the former george smith property around the corner from gordon caseleys and across the road from oe hunters are also occu pied we welcome mr and mrs jack kaximler and two children winnie and ben the children attend the christian education school near georgetown the family moved here from glen williams we also welcome mr and mrs win arthurs and family who came from brampton they have one son and one daughter don attends the university of toronto and shirley has a posi tion in the office of strippet it tool brampton mrs gordon browne headed the recent red cross canvas for funds in the village for the georgetown district red cross organization several vol unteers assisted her in the door to door blitx and they were met with a good response from the residents the driver of a car that crashed into a pole on the main st last wednesday was thrown through the windshield he was rushed to georgetown and dist rict memorial hospital by am bulance i 1 food sale prices efpective awh 7 9 we reserve the wow to uwit quantities 5av 14c dei monti fancy m atx fruit cocktail v 43 save 10c stokars honey pod av fancy peas zi burnspear shaped hams save 11 ricks sweet ml pickles grade a redressed ready for the oven young frozen cryovac meys grade a freoressed young tablerite owwt a- nttortsstd toung tablerito bh turkeys ssver lb ready to eat short shank skinless bv smoked hams lb 69 fraservau fancy frozen 2 st lug peas 289 hospitality family tin apple pie 39 lady beth assorted 1 lb box chocolates 87c monarch coloured 1 lb pkgs margarine 261 produ of mexico can no 1 grade vine ripe tomatoes 19 produce of usa canada no 1 grade cello each cauliflower 29 sweet and juicy sin wi jaffa oranges 69 royal guest side bacon mb pkg 79 msa lucky shopper r stephens 118 mdntyre cnunl 18 11 georgetown iga silver wood silverwood women mark fifteenth year silver wood wi celebrated the 15th anniversary of their branch with a euchre party in stewarttown monday mar 28 eighteen tables of playem turn cd out to help celebrate a birthday cake was cut b the first president mrs muriel mil lcr and helped by the present president mrs pearl burt winners at cards were mr h marchtnrton mr r mj n cry mrs davidson and mrs c sinclair the 6lh meeting of sophist cates was held at mrs g hen dersons april 2nd party refreshments and men us were topics dealt with by mrs henderson mrs keir taught standard cup cakes and ways of icing same the girls closed the meeting by eating up the baking mrs bom holt is home again after a week in georgetown bos pital mr ben case is home again after a trip which took abou a month he left february 25 on a trip to arizona and calif ornla going by tucson and back by denver ho said itw as cool going and blustery coming home he arrived home on mar 27 just in fame for the april 1st snowfall f 4 lit baptist male- quartet at st pauls the congregation of st paul s baptist church welcomed last sunday morning visitors from first baptist church in george town music was contributed to the service by the male quartette whose members arc douglas peck graham porter watson wjnficld and douglas cole deacons george tracy and david barton assisted the mini stcr rev w j baxter in serv ing the symbols in the holy communion of the lord s sup per the georgetown herald thursday april 7 1966 rosedale floral flowers for all occasions wedding arrangements corteges a specialty cut flowers and funerat designs we wins flowers jj albert tr 72ts2 faucucapctufii is our iusiness for lasting home beauty count on us for shrubs that live and rhnvo and for varieties that assure greenery yearround fertilizer shrubs evergreens trees rainbow landscaping mihon 1712741 when in kitchener visit lawson lighting ltd for your home or office fixtures wholesale and retail 239 victoria street north telephone kitchener ont 74m922 save on the newest styles outfit the whole family for easter jacksons bargain centre a main st n phone 177ttti