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imported spanish lace in ashgrove bridal gown tltf thi mail 1a9 legion plays intrinsic part in local community thi oioroitown hbralo 1 thursday junb ith 1967 page 6 mr and mrs lawrence mattie stindards f white mums an 1 c blur can atioiia with fei iccoralcd shroe ln itc curth on pnl 29 for the mai a nori li abelhf b rn s nri la rcnc bertram m 1 i tveith f laulcs or ft rd anl mr james carne i or ini t the t i k ho is tne daush tcr of mr hirol 1 g bailej ii i r 1 w aim mr ii r a ba i onllta wore a fl un p n of imported sp n an laci with scalloped tiers formtic a rain the gown nadj a pirnit nicklmt and scallop ed h c ion siccus 4 three- q jartt oil bordered with chant ih lar flowtd from rc 1 pearl cro n and she cam ed a bouq let of red rose siephinoli anl w bhe wore 1 c n in in i ther heirloom j v mr jim kj t brampton a malrnn if hmour and brides ma ts n mrs uajnc shields jin n ilia and the bride sister l r i bili thev wore iloo- len tn sea blue empire line o is with match ni ro e bro cage l tals and headbands ith w ptarls anl crystal trim tt fv wore stnele strands of ptark gifts of the bride and earned cascade oouqucls ol white shasla mums blue cam a uons and mr barnes gae his daughter id marriage in the double ring ceremon wavne shields was groomsman and ushers were the bndes brothers jack br nes and brian baile t a reception at ilornbv to vers o club the bndes mother received wearing a mint green pcau de soie empire oress trimmed with matching lace bone accessories and a fla mingo carnation corsage the grooms sister al bob de- coste also received u earing a brown crepe mirt with gold brocade top and a corsage of yellow roses for their honevmoon the cou pie motored through the new england states to ntigonish nova scotia to isit the grooms parents mr and mrs lawrence mattic returning via montreal and ottawa mr mat tie is eraplovcd with husband transport weston and mrs uattie with the ontano dcpt of agriculture office in milton juno 1st 196 it is indeed a long way back to february 1926 when the canadian legion was formed in the marlborough hotel in winnipeg only three years ago the centennial campaign wag formed which got in progress in earnest in the year 1966 the stent of this fund was to be one million dollars to be put in a trust fund this was to be raised by the legions own membership and was to be used not for the present day but for the future generations and no that the great work of welfare and community work may still be going when the day comes that this great organization is no more as we all hope and pray that war may be no more to swell the ranks of ex service men and women the challenge of this great centennial fund was accepted and pleased to say it is over half way now surely this was a sreat example of our motto not for self but for others now for some of the grea work the legion has done and is doing and still increasing its endeavor to give greater service in the future it serves in ev cry field it can its program of track and field sports with its 180 coaches headed by one of the worlds finest geoffrey dy son it is giving comfort and thought for senior citizens by providing at very low rents very small branch of eighty five members at erin is now in the process of its second lot of ap artments for senior citizens the legion as a whole has over ten million dollars invested in the comfort and welfare of those who have given many years to this great country of ours what it is today we provide inspira tion for the young by sponsor ing 8 500 boy scouts and cubs we promote air and sea cadets in field and track events 75 000 oung people arc involved in all kinds of sporu opportuni ties for the mind and better ed ucation are provided for the citizens of tomorrow by the le gion s contribution of over 100 000 annually for scholarships i and bursaries this money is raised by the ladies auxiliaries i who do a wonderful job this program is designed to help both the scholar and the nation i in the category of help for the sick legionnaires of two prov incu raised over 300 000 a year for polio victims in the past they also sponsor blood clinics and even operate schools for retarded children in some places one of out branches in the district port credit legion has given 5 000 to south peel hospital georgetown 10 000 to its hospital and the same goes for other branches the legion also serves as a strong national voice in mat tera regarding veterans lcgisla hon and ges freely to any ex service personnel widows or orphans through its service bureau which helps 30 000 pers ons yearly with their problems over vi million dollars a year goes to help welfare cases great part of this is raised through the publics generous donations and the sale of pop pies of remembrance which is used whenever and whorevei the need arises below is a breakdown made of 75 of the royal canadian le gion in ontario showing wlm they spent to help other sports 159 jbo scouts guides and cadets 45 584 branch scholarships 22 450 public speaking 18 500 donations to others 183204 so with this achievement the legion is ox emplifying the golden rule in its day to day operations in their own community showing a great interest in the well be ing of our youth in whose hands the future of canada lies and in the welfare of its people now let us get down to bus iness to carry on this great work we must bo strong a many of our older members of world war i are now passing on to the great bejond but their dreams and thoughts are atill with us so i appeal to all c aervicc men and women to get out and join the legion nearest you we need you and you need us to carry on this great work proud we are given this horlt age to preserve and hring to maturity and above all let us continue to ever strive foi peace and a better understand ing among all mankind in conclusion ask not what your country can do lor you but what you can do or it as a nation is only as strong as the character and faith of its people and its offspring yours truly harry hassall past zone b tomimndcr and now district b chairman of tho centennial fund pans and cooked their own breakfasts tho adults made lun chca for all which they atoat expo and this cut down on the expenses for meals tho pupils rrport a thorough ly enjoyable time and will rem ember this centennial year with knowledge and fun gained on this trip pupils from norval on the tour were gordon tend icy jeffrey burk julie pomcroy margaret oslrnndex pat cou ghlin martin woollctl dove jennings gail nixon donna guppy ailccn weasc bobbie cunningham and brian cunning ham norval news delegates from norval wo men institute who attended the district annua in milton on may 24th were mrs don mur ray mrs graydon chester and mr l burk many of those at tending wore old timo cost units the roll call was answer ed with pennies fo i riendship and an exhibit of an old time kitchen utensil the norval w i exhibit was an inn cooking pol bi loiimt to mrs 1 mis i gnndmulhcr the lair- mi muc mason nf north tnfalgar it as her onl looking ulensil whui she was married in 1849 in the old time quilt exhibit norval s entry was a crazy work quilt made by the late mis victoria mason of north trafal tar which von 1st prize al a toronto fair in 1884 for arte stitching winner of the old tune home made cookie contest was mrs wilbert cleave 12 onal pupils wh attend slewarttown public school en joyed ihe bus ir p and i davs tourin lxpo over the holiday week enj there were 3b pup lis and 10 adult chaperunc on the trip arranged by the prm ci al mr clutlcn on the w iv down thev visited jort henry and the hdro plant nt cornwall and on the return man and his world talk subject to ucw a talk on the expo theme man and hji world by sheila ward was the highlight of st andrews ucw may meeting mrs ward divided her tilk in to three parts headed up man aa a i itizcn mdn li the com m unity and citizen tup m uns- learning members also ic ux ol films leaving it to the ixp cru and willie catches on il 1 nitrating the wivs oun minds are pre ju lite d fc hit lune nicclin will t i trip to lorjnlo lo i i film thoioujhlj midern m ii map out a changeofplace vacation withanhfctraveloan i map out a changeof i pace vacation too for j good health good work do it with an hfo traveloan itll provid the money for every j travel expense later j when you return yotl j can repay hfc i conveniently f atkntxxiictditl to vnouranct on foetni t lav group imanc brampton 46 queen street east telephone 4511670 across from adams furniture ask about our evening hours monthly payment mans or 11 mmfa mutt n s iia mb x s 71 171 612 1835 37 jw 1946 414 5a11 91561 s7 77 73 3i mis b8 02 m7 lul 01 117j7 144 31 urn k26 h61 18037 1 1 t m m tkmt tm cl mt tn household hi and keep faith with those who trip thc toured upper canad paid the supreme sacrifice and village made it possible for us to celeb rate this great year in canada s history the centennial let one and all go forward with faith in god and our community and ever strive to make your canada and mine a better place to live and for people from all parts of the world to admire may it bo a home for man people from afar and let us be choose dairy princess at hornby garden party on behalf of the ontar o dairy industry and a full years en gagement nulh the ontario milk martetins board as reigning ontario dair princess miss tdmonds ih be attending the competition at hornb this ear ihe ami nl haltrn countj pnr princess competition i ill taf place on saturday j il lit i in e njunclion with the horntn r len pam 1 r t c npet tion c rls nu t he 1m m n the aes of 17 a i 2b d of urust 18th 1967 thev ii st b from ilairv farms n iialt i and will be required t milw a co b a rmrhtne of thr r cliote and kivc a short lair on d irung in hallon int last ears halu n dain pr c s margaret hunter of p it hurhueton competed at tt l l lian national lxhtbi t n iflii wmninc the title in hi 1 ihr oniir ii n princess l ho r ihe canadian nat 1 il rlihit in the winner is cln b t pincl of qualilied j 1 r on thr ba s of personal il i p or oral appearance il i sj ak in public a knn 1 p f the dairy indust r an 1 ll c a lit to milk a cow th th ontario dair i rinc es m s 1 ik nn edmonds frm hut c ihden renfrew i 1 hir rrin al the in 1 rnal a cornpetll i n 1 ihe f c top kirls mong hpr mjnv t nrds were a calf of hrr in a cimphle ward robe a trip lo the i nitrd king ojii as a goo i will ambassador hi i pre r ihe risk of ntari h art conesurl in the hallon com petition villi recpne io lo each participant and an ad dilional s2j entrj fee for ihe cnf to the tunner this com petition is held under the spon sonihip of the hal ton county milk committee the bus dehvtred hem to the fenle at lxpo and picked them up there again at niqht they stajc i m an apartment buihlinc with id lo an apart ment they took alone toasters coffet pots and elcelnc fry phone early for appointment perfect fathers day special 3 photos for the price of one special offer 1x8x10 for the home 1x5x7 for the office 1x3x5 for in the car or in wallet six all 3 for the price of 1 home sittings if desired delrex photography 47 duncan drive georgetown caroline flower garden shop open 7 days a week bam till dark phone 853 2980 two m les wesi of acton south i de of h ghv complete line nursery stock perennials shrubs trees evergreens potted roses etc bedding plants available 2nd garbage pickup starts monday june 5 your collection days until the end of september will be if your present day is your summer days are monday tuesday wednesday thursday friday monday and thursday tuesday and friday monday and thursday monday and thursday tuesday and friday those who normally hav wednesday pick up pleas not that your days are monday and thursday for tho summer and thr are no wednesday pickups town of georgetown works dept for fast action ndltipte ustiie serviu consult a member of thi brampton real estate board train to montreal ask about convenient aeparturn and return times g tq 130 oug 1 ff rnformstton phone t local cn pettttftgw sk offic canadian national u muf you name t-v- your yellow pages has it rj- our towns got everything fine shops handy services helpful people and the one place to find them all is in your yellow pages take for instance all the things to do with office equipment your yellow pages can help you buy or rent office furniture or equip your office with shelving partitions stationery or business machines whatever you need your yellow pages can help you find it quickly and easily whether youre outfitting an entire office or just buying a simple card file like the one illustrated yes it s good to get in the yellow pages habit everything s here in town everything here in town