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illustrate program ttnti and jacts wm the theme of the cub and scout parent night held in holy cross church hall on monday january 30th over 100 people attended the purpose was to acquaint the parents with the changei nude to update the scouting program and to show by dis plays a few of the interests and hobbies in which their sons re ceive instruction following an opening prayer by father otter ifimnlu mr peter berry j district scout council chairman introduced the other platform guests mr norm herbert district commis sioner- mr tom biggins ajc training and mr elnar lunde provincial field executive he welcomed all present and thank ed them for attending stating that as promised in the advert ising for the night speeches would be kept to a minimum mr berry then introduced mr lunde guest speaker in a short address mr lunde urged the parents to take act lve interest in their sons scouting activities he pointed ont that this parental interest greatly assists the leaders in their efforts to help the boys to develop their abilities as re sourceful and responsible mem tiers of the community the parents were then tak en to view the exhibits ask questions and acquaint themsel ves with the various aspects of scouting on display exhibitors were wilf breen scout and cub at parents night fire safety dan kidd antique firearms and gun safety ron mendbam jim scbofleld and tom htggins ham radio ken thomson and linda van wyck st john a first am len shear- son slot car racing john ril ey and mr hckenzie model railroad george ventry and dave hastings world scouting display jean layman percy white and ann vaa hoekelen the five star cub program in bis closing address mr lunde again urged parents to take an interest in the activities of their sons roup and to share their talents with scout in the evening came to a fitting close with coffee and cookies served by the rangers 25000 debenture issue for new town police building with the mayor the reeve and cr bmmerun opposed council on monday authorised the preparation of a bylaw to issue debentures in the amount of 25000 for a police station objecting to the move reeve hunter pointed out that council had just finished okaying the investigation of rental prices in the adjacent sldmac building defending the idea cr fred harrison pointed out that a po lice station built to look like a house toutd be sold at any time and would not be a liabd ity lo the town finance chairman steamer emmerson felt they should wait bll the budget is struck however cr ballenune con i tended that by the time approv al comes back from the munici pal board the budget would be struck if we dont go ahead with it we just dont give third reading to the bylaw he com eluded the motion passed twelve 4h clubs are planned for juniors 4h agricultural clubs in halton county are to organize during the easter holidays en wednesday march 29th in the milton area and on thursday march 30th for ac ton at the annual meeting of the halton 4h club leaders held on january 31st five lead ers were honoured for their high attendance at meetings during 1966 4h pen and pen cil sets were presented to bill wilson john mcnabb nino braida walter nomngton and jim mckay it was decided that the fol lowing 4h clubs would be or ganized acton 4h calf halton 4h beef north halton 4h holstein south halton 4h holstein halton 4h jersey guernsey ayrshire acton and halton 4h forage clubs hal frnuji 4h conse vation and ither a halton 4h et ectnc or a 4h tractor club the halton 4h sheep club nd the halton 4h strawberry club for 1967 are already in operation the 4h grain clubs in act on and halton have been drop ped in favour of a forage club these club members will either direct seed or under seed one acre to a recommended forage mixture they will be exhibit ing either oats or haj at their achievement day for this ear it was suggest ed that the 4h bus tr p be held in the afternoon with a barbecue and sports in the evening a 4h exchange with the slate of maryland was suggest ed for a group of senior 4h members last year halton was visited by the maryland 4h ers officers chosen for 1967 re president bui wilson rr 3 georgetown 1st vice pres jdhrrmcnabb rr 2 george town 2nd v ice pres walter nomngton rr s milton sec retary geoff taylor milton safety council ken ella th1 oiorottown hirald thursday february tth 1m7 page a bring a new member get centennial badge kitchener mans print collection at house sol does one have to be rich to be able to collect art surprising lv this is not so some of the greatest collect era have been people with only modest means but they all bad the gift to see what was excellent in an artists work long before the public caught on to it one of those is mr t h smyth a lawyer from kitch ener ontario his is a large collection of original prints and it all start ed with a small etching by the late fred s haines which he bought as a young man more than forty years ago gallery house sol asked this collector for a small selection of his possessions to exhibit at the beginning of centennial year at the gallery at 45 charles st and he readily consented there are 62 prints in this show some of them by old masters like van djck hog arth goya and ingres there are humorous ones by the eng llsh cartoonists rowlandson and leech several 19 century prints by great artists like fan tim latour and whistler and many canadian american and european prints by 20 century artists like milne phillips snow zadkine appel and buffet there are also two prints bj hiroshige the last great master of the japanese woodcut all in all a fascinating and in stnictrve show the public will enjoy greatlj i the exhibition w 11 be at gallery house sol from febru ary 11 to march 3 1967 since this is a private collec tion none of the exhibited works will be for sale elect church officers maple baptist meeting the annual election of officers of the church was held al map le avenue baptist church re cently elected to the deacons board are k gould e fans g garn er r waxier c hutchison and w ganton the clerk la r ollivier treasurer n paton trustees w hill u miersma and d mills chairman of ush ers k gould sr envelope stew ard r page tellers mrs mills mrs ollivier m cook u wuerch k gould jr r mon aghan the brigade committee con lists of c hutchison m cook d mills u miersma and h hart the pioneer girls committee includes mrs rains mrs stein mrs beer mrs mulder mrs honaghan mrs hart and mrs whitmee w ganton ls sunday school superintendent n paton is as distant and auditors are r tripp and r monaghan k gould sr is in charge of the guest book h hart and r mon aghan are young people s spon sors church organists are mrs a mulder mrs u miersma and mrs holmes and the pianist is miss bonnie beer wms officers are mrs g gar ner president mrs beer vice- president mrs ellis secretary and mrs k gould treasurer 45 5fr 75- oranges 59 prodi of mexico- can no 1 gr a tomatoes z3 produce of usa can no 1 gr ag gtafc hold surprise party for 25th anniversary a surprise 25th wedding an niversary party for mr and mrs erwin lewis 22 normandy bl was held at the home of mr and mrs j g gob collier 11 orchard blvd who were their i attendants 25 years ago during the evening the fam ily and friends presented them with mr and mrs chairs while son bryan presented his father with a certificate of me rit as master of the house among flowers and gifts re ceived were flowers from ann johnson and their son barry who is serving with the cana by ralph hiwh we along with all branch presidents of districts b and c received information from comrade doug macdonald vce president ontario command in this centennial year doug urges each and every member to help increase the legion membership comrade macdon aid has arranged to have com mercial television coverage for one week starting february 12 on channel 13 tv plugs the legion will promote our new centennial badge with numerous spot announcements appealing to our present mem bei the legion will also pro mote our work both legion and community to those uncom mitted veterans as well as to our own members at the branch comrade hale membership chairman has a stock of centennial badges which wiir be presented to each member who brings a new mem her to brarith 120 during this centennial year already bus ter has several members who axe entitled to one we under stand those members will re ceive them on friday evening february 24th when new mem bers will be initiated this evening will be a com oiltauon of an initiation night and membership drive night j the initiation will be followed j by a dance to all members are arged la bring their ladies i also bring that totatbb friend j at yonri who is yet to become a member and bm ida bring efcja lady njoyio thhmcilvu wss i tint rt bnftsch u0 at dundm on saturday that although the team was unable to bring home the district championship they did enjoy themselves har vey was quite impressed by the hospitality and comradeship found at the dundas branch glad to see comrade dave bowman back m harness again after five weeks of being con fined to home because of a fall dave is as keen as ever we were talking with him last fri day and he informs us that m spite of his disability he has been kept busy handling his service officers work by mail and phone going great guns some information for the lad tea of branch 120 auxiliary february 16th should e a i big general meeting guest for that night will be zone b7 com mander kelly hube who will be visiting in her official capacity four new members will be initiated at that meeting the auxiliary like the branch seems to be going great gum as regards membership president jean lockhurst u hoping for a big turnout when our ladles journey to acton for a social night february 9th unlucky wa understand from comrade greta stoddart that the four bowling teajm that visited brampton on saturday febru ary 4th ware ontoeky this time and that the prim wan won by the ladles from port credit and oaktiha this was zone sports wa ware in error last weak when wa stated that the elect- jajor zo stxcu officers march 12th should have read march 10th french canadian bottling league copains 28 acadiens 27 dyn amiques 26 frontenacs 18 gen his 16 colombe 13 pionniers 8 canadiens 7 weekly singles claire le- blanc 256 roger pnmeau 264 high triples celeste routbicr 633 roger pnmeau 700 high averages c routhier 161 jacqueline pnmeau 153 laudla david 145 andre piton 194 jean guy chiasson 102 roger pnmeau 186 a good centennial project cut down farm accidents in 67 this is the tint of year wfton fanner head for hi bush with a chain saw a take the recommend ed precautions to pre vent an accident the chainsaw is a danger ous machine wear a safety hat e be sure you have ade quate insurance protec tion just in case an accident does happen cias farm family protection plan could help you idht the poten tial cost of unexpected x- currencm for more information call denney charles cia automobile accident and sickness farm family liability horn protection r r s georaelswn 77 204 cooperators insurance association cia dim armed forces n cypni guests attended included mr ai d mrs laxl scott downw ew mr and mr clare halbcrt and mrs russell halbert haw dale mr and mrs james alder son all ston mr and mrs fred thomas barr c mr and mrs joseph kersej mr and mrs garnet williams woodbridgc i mr and mrs howard i allett mr and mrs brian lewis icooksville and from george town mr and mrs glen mc i knight mr and mrs charles i jones llr and mrs bob and j revvs mr and mrs chuck craw i ford mr and mrs jim bradley mr and mrs frank conncly mr and mrs bob caldwell mr and mrs gord cowbrough mr and mrs doug marshall mr and mrs george chaplin the truth about r swinging britain not alt of britain swings there s still a traditional britain that s truly unforgettable it s simply a matter of choice some of our passengers fly to britain for a swinging vacation others prefer the things which you find only in britain splendid castles the changing of the guard hillsides ablaze with purple heather only boac with air canada flies direct to britain and this sinmner we offer yon the choice of up to 1 2 jet services a day from toronto and montreal ana there are several flights a week from western canada lnctading direct semces to london plan your trip now see your boac travel agent and hell plan yotr kind of british vacation your lou oac asent is barber henley 27millstrat 77 1214 ma fair oat t t your pfaff dealer introduces the npaomwd cw old mam t0wne sewing centre 26 main st n 8774331 a1so come and see our newstrir jacksons ladies wear department for a wonderful selection knitted sets 2 arid 3 p ece sets nclud ng doub c i s perfect for your valent ne sweaters an excellent select on n a i fivo e colours elbow length long sleeve and shells handbags 398 lingerie makes ideal valent ne g fts and wc have a complete select on pretty scarf sets and many more suggestions for your valentino at jacksons bargain centre m maim 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