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golden wedding anniversary for prince charles couplc plans career engineer thursday auoost 3rd 1m7thi 00ortownhiralo ahu okmmt a eviscerated hommcryovac mr and mr james turking ton 36 prince charles marked their 50th wedding anniversary recently when a golden wed ding celebration was held at the home of their daughter mrs- james hogg in mount dennis the turkingtons came to ge orgetown in 1062 from mount dennis when mr turkington retired from canada packers and now helps his ton bob who lives at 38 prince charles drive to run a mink farm on no 15 slderoad over seventyfive friends and neighbours from mount dennis wcvon and georgetown drop ped into tb celehrat on ed man- jack mould of mount dennis back in hamilton scotland the families of jamei forking ton nd his wife had been long time friends in 1912 they came to canada mrs turkington-to- be following mr turkington five monthi later and settled in prince albert saskatchewan where they were married it victoria presbyterian church on june 22nd 1917 they moved to mount dennis flvb years later where they stayed until moving to town mr and mra turkington have five children robert of georgetown harry la hamilton and three daogiteix ktma mrs vish them we 1 vii ton induti j hogg dvo mrs a green i and jessie mn wm ttcuitfcorp they have twelve grandchild ren and frve great grandchild ren the following day the coupla were honoured at a surprise re ception in the david rowland youth centre in mount dennis whon 5b relatives and friends offered them congratulation gifts and flowers out of town guests came from peterborough angus orillla collingwood and georgetown the biggest surprise of the evening eame when mr and mrs turkldgton renewed acqu aintance with their best man and his wife mr and mrs geor ge burrell of toronto whom they hadn t seen for almost fifty years iiriite k ha vi vrt mr- j s svfi7 mr and mrs james turkinoton legion colour parties booked for big parade by ralph hwe last week we mentioned j briefly the fact that 120 were having an eliminatinn 10 din- ncr the proceeds f which will go to defray the cost of the na tional veterans week by pro- reeding with the project it is hoped that both the dinner and the nvw will be self support ing thus it will be unnecessary to go to the branch colters for funds as well as some excellent en tertainment and a chance to win 51000 there will be a pke for every tenth ucvel drawn which in itself we feel is quite an added attraction during the last three or four years there has been much cri- iticism from some of the mem bership regarding the saturday night entertainment some have the opinion that the auditorium should be utilized for these oc casions however with the bingo being a regular feature on saturday evenings this has not been possible this year the executive have been informed that owing to overlapping vac ations mr bingo alex taylor will have to cancel three satur day night bingos on their toes the ways and means com- mittee being as ever right onj their toes have booked these three nights to entertain the members and friends in the auditorium there has been good entertainment engaged for these nights now the powers that be await the result of these three nights to ascertain whether or not the criticism of the past was justified the evenings booked are august 19th 26th and september 2nd when danc ing singalong or jusl silting ar- ound will be for everyone to en joy something your president wishes for us to mention in these notes for the members to i keep in mind is the date of the fall fair parade september 23 the branch has received an in vitation to participate in thii therefore your president wish es for colour parties from the branch ladies auxiliary and he imperial section and hopes that from 450 members at least 100 will be on parade wei will be reminding you of this dearer to the date busy as bkavirs last week we received infor mation from padre kelvin johnston abo as most mem bers are aware is the branch liason officer to the summer fiieatre group who are being sponsored by branch 120 the jpoup is made up of young people as busy as beavers re- laandng the wizard of oz arhlch will be presented to the yiiblie at georgetown high school on saturday afternoon and again in the evening aug ust leth they also plan to present this and another play in bramp ton these people deserve a lot of credit for they are giv ing their time so freely they are rehearsing four times a week and the proceds from this venture are to go to any charit able organization the branch chooses bob alcott bob alcott son of mr and mrs ernie alcott of port col- borne has been accepted at ge neral motors institute at flint michigan where he wilt receive his advanced education for his engineers degree bob is sponsored by mckin none of st catharines where he is now being employed for the summer months he received his early educa tion at georgetown mcrritton and port colborne and has just written in his grade 13 de partmentala at port colborne he is a member of the chi sigma delta fraternity which he has served as president and treasurer llll rh r ib tufts sik 6 rihdtfs side bacon tlhl hi bolognil iurn s sliced vac tit cooked ham c bananas 2 11 at home or away shop it s hoped that all members will support these civic minded young people by attending performance or perhaps make it possible for their own or neighbours children to go have a good vacation and re turn safely if anything interes ting happens let yours truly know it may interest the mem bers costly project diversion road slated for hornby a diversion road to divert intersection the heavy traffic using trafal gar road off the base tine in the hornby area will soon be a reality property is presently being purchased in north oakville and the southern portion of ksquesing township for the hornby east diversion that will alleviate traffic and safe ty problems on the narrow base line between the point where the seventh line of es- nuesing and oakville trafal gar road presently intersect it construction is slated to be gin next summer according to roads superintendent d j cor- betl the project is expected to be an expensive one hund reds of thousands mr cor- bctt suggests the road will lake north bound trafalgar road traffic straight north over the base line intersection then curve slightly westerly and rejoin the esqpeslng seventh line in the centre of lot 3 the h d macpherson property it would eliminate a danger ous left turn at the present hornby east intersection where northbound vehicle must cross a line of eastbound basr line traffic where the base line motorists view is hampered by a rise jn the level of the land also a right hand at the present hornby west intersection i similarly southbound sev enth line traffic will take the diversion road from lot 3 in efqueslng curving easterly to the trafalgar road eliminating a left turn at the hornby west comer and a right curve at trafalgar road mr corbett said- the scheme has been in the planning stages for several yean now it is one of the priority project in the countys present fiveyear plan of road inrprovements partly due to he rash of accidents at the base line trafalgar road about one mile of new road will be built with a 24 foot pavement and 12 foot should er on each side agents are presently negotiating for a 100 foot rightofway from several landowners involved the land costs are expected to be a ma jor share of the projects cost although mr corbett declined to release a total cost figure because some of the estimates are still being prepared the engineer said the traffic pattern in the area showed predominance of northsouth traffic at the intersection recently a halton coroners jury requested improvements be made at the hornby east corner following a fatality in volving a car and a truck one of the vehicles came over hill on the base line and slam med broadside into the other vehicle which was making a left turn to go south on trafal gar road due to the restricted visibility many visits visitors hornby summer scene mrs bob ross and her two granddaughters carol and dar- lene leslie spent the weekend in buffalo ny i i mr and mrs edward cook of naples florida visited with imr and mrs arthur plant on saturday j mr and mrs ted jennings and family mr and mrs ronj aid plant and david spent sunday at wasaga beach mr and mrs joe shra don and margie spent the wekend at midland mr and mrs mel cragg are enjoying a vacation in florida thev travelled as far as key west kevin jepson of georgetown is holidaying at the home his grandparent mr and mrs jim hamilton mrs james mckay left on wednesday to spend a few daya at expo and will also spend a i few days with her daughter and soninlaw mr and mrs bob baker of petawawn get well wishes are extend ed to imrs frank peaoocki larry ind del who is a patient in the milton c and jeff district hospital aiiniversary mrs grant royce entertained and mrs vern with a birtnday party in honor will celebrate of her daughter sheila who rc- anniversary or lebrated her fourth birthday on to mr and mr sunday july 23rd those at- on aumm fith tending were dianna and mut- ray royce yvonne and joeyi birthday grt brown lorrie royce sharon chishotm mid produce of usa lettuct peaches cabbage beans and pork in chili saucf 243 frozen foods 19c 49c 19c all 1ga stores in the featuie low low toronto city prices tjdmato juice 275 ituchu 111 v mm rt j york stew 31 kam meat 49 meat spreads 2 29 coffee 85 wax paper r 29 hair spray 139 mm imf canned hams rs ib tin 149 wishing wm ii soft i drinks 1 ssopud havouti jtj 49i peanut outter aomocuuziii nn mcvitie biscuits 4 99 fancy corn 39 mo cheese 53 idim colo aa icecream 83 peanuts ss39ck335c rrkis iffective aug 2 3 4 15 oaly w rirv th t0t to unit liaitit ii fihv chips 57 skinless wieners 2 m 100 glen arnott jerseys are second in rop ottawa has just released the information on the highest pro ducing rop herds in canada for 19667 the herds with a breed class average aggregate of 224 were listed glen arnott jerseys owned by dclbert arnott of sirtativll had a bca of 3h this hlh standing places them at the top in canada in their numerical division glen arnott jerseys al so had this excellent standing the previous year tn all rop jeney tested herds in the province of ontar io mr amotts jersey placed second to help the handicapped at expo 67 mort pavilions have ramps or ejevator there are facilities for renting wheel chairs and hostesses to help the handicapped 1yenstr reitink on arch their i auus v willia on august 3rd dale patterson an jtts pat fhppance also on i thy gail forster daughter of on aiuusl 4th dfbbic fries and j 30th mr and mrs j ii forster port mirnjtril ruth gillies n aug- credit hecame the bride of at- list fllh j to v la be niece is married in anniversary giveting i mr i- mrs lloyd sweezic wnoiport credit ceremony clubraled their wedding annij versary on august 1st to mr a marriafie was solemnized and mrs elmer bailey who eel- j july 22nd at the church of st ebrated on july 30 and mr j luke port credit when doro- lan r duchesne also of port credit the bride is the niece of mr and mrs w r mcmurray u3 main st s georgetown a re ception was ahold bt the forum tavern restaurant browns line bargain town 239 queen e brampton across from cdn tire next door to howard elliott motors this weekend and monday aug 7th specials open monday all day august n special purchase mens suits compere at 4500 ah colors and sizes sorry one suit per customer 14 97 play shorts and bathing trunks 79 mens matching work pants green all sizes 097 charcoal 5 lb bag 39 mens matching work shirts green all sies 1 67 jackets s all sizes all colon 2 mens koratron pants mo iron 4 94 bed pillows blankets cigarettes 36 boys jackets cf 47 boys pants ideal for school or play sizes 4 to 16 years