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thi oeokoitown hiral thurspay jan 16th 196 i pages- youv g to have pui1 scotc bloc tuqofwar team made a nameur itself with feats of strength during the early 1900s this photo taken by a geqjjgejpwniphotqgrapher will kay and submitted to the turning back time series by bud snow of hsquesing shows the muscular members from left william mcdonald daniel adam john hardy henry wallace and david given seated is the team captain neil gillies many memorial tributes jo mayor joseph gitdons by l clark tsis week is the first col- itmn since the holiday season and we shall deal only with one item the very excellent re sponse to the hosoital in mem- cry of our late mayor joseph gibbons the late major gibbons and mrs gibbons had showed an intense interest in the hospital since the idea was conceived and this interest was kept up including tie time mr gibbons served as mayor when he was an extremely active and valu able board member at well as taking an acade mic interest in the board they also had a very- large material one being among the largest contributors to the financing of the building and so it was with a great deal of pleasure that we found that the idea of contributing to the hospital in lieu of flowers as asked by mrs gibbons was so very successful the entire board was very pleasantly sur prised to find the number of in dividuals industry and organi zations that saw fit to remem ber mr gibbons in this way the total sum which we be lieve to not yet be complete is a large one and a great deal of thought will be given to what slball be done with it to perpe tuate the memory of one who contributed so much to hospital syltes mr and mrs k lee miss olive logan wigo tele vision c appliance ltd the mclaughlin group brumac developments ltd fraser mclaiighiint mr and mrs l m dark judge alan sprague special mention publicly should be made of the extreme ly large donation given bv e bruce mclaughlin and his va rious companies jv jotal will be published along with the rest of the donors in the near future results from a promotional tloat in the santa tlaua parade jjnounccp3anunade by the clergy from their pulpits- and the showing of poster in the georgetown transportation ltd buses offices factories and stores were noticed at the dec- ember blood clinic the gift of life was flowing and 323 bloodpacks were collected a christmas tree donated by georgetown delicatessen gave the dinie in holy cross auditor ium that special warm christ mai- touchy lights ornaments and garlands were given to the branch by beamish store erics hardware and gifts holmes 5 to 1 5fpre canadian tire xoblaws towers dept store and delrejctsmoke shop org an selections were played by paul- barber thanks to all persons ment ioned above the blood donors the volunteer workers the coca colago mr h deboer of mayflower movers mr w biehn of the georgetown her ald and mr paul armstrong of armstrong insurance use of typewriters the georgetown district memorial hospital loan of screens the georgetown volunteer ambulance services and dr richards who was on call afternoon and evening this clinic was a success clinic conveners were mrs rh jones mrs aim suther land mrs ca thompson mrs rh sales rn and mrs stan walsh publicity was taken care of by mrs connie nieuwhof mrs mae legere mrs fr per- ego and mrs leny brands dis tribution of posters was done by mr jim dalton linda cap- pcrauld- mrs jean hancock mrs joan perkins mrs legere sandra hornby mr ken legere m nieuwhof m r clipsham lira mavis van hume mrs dorothy allanmr doug tucker and mr raoul paulin telephone canvassers were mrs k mccauley mrs k gir van mrs r miller mrs p sid dall mrs e elsliger mrs a sluik mrs c lewis mrs m mcauley mrs r leggatemrs d nowell mrs h douglas mrs s clayton mrs l mc laren mrs k dentremont mrs c dick mrs c sargent sr mrs r lane hrftrgvsu clalr mrs legere mr car ney mrs n snyder mrs t michasiw mrs a whitney mrs j jfignatelc4rs g sinith irs d wood mrs e hall mrs h herder mrs k heis- sler miss r ghose mrs h shortiu mrs b bullock mrs f barber mrs jj- livingstone mrs a gray mrs c jhnair mrs d host mrs r beaumont mrs t moores mrs w reid imrs j watson mrs l heed and mrs a wilson nurses and assistants were mrs sales mrs j perehlson mrs j frost mrs f whittaker mrs e arthurs mrs m de- boer and mrs m tlucko typ ists mrs a- bradley mrs t hafley mrs h rossi ter and mrs r secord mrs j clark and mrs clipsham took care of driving donors and workers to and from the- clinic andrea walsh did babysitting in the home of one of the donors general help at the clinic was given by mrs r arthur mrs allan mrs b bullock mrs glenn campbell mrs el- sliger mrs e gorth mrs gray mrs hancock mrs a hurley mrs j kiiffner mrs s mercer mrs wrwgoleman and mrs ruth woodward attended to the children in the nursery de corating of the tree and coin l o th s done by mrs brands and mrs nieuwhof the catering was in the hands of the ladies of the catholic womens league the- next blood donor clinic will be held on monday march 10 at the holy cross auditor ium limehquse toboggan party for y workers a targe number associated with georgetown y enjoyed a tobogganing partyon the hills at the home of mr and mrs wayne lister on sunday communion services will be observed at limehouse pres byterian church next sunday january 19 the w i met at the honle of secretarytreasurer mrs neil anderson last wednesday night in recognition of mr and mrs james nobles golden wedding anniversary and honouring her as a valuable member mrs gisby presented mrs noble wjth a gold china cup and sau cer on behalf of the w i mr jack roug is again in hospital in toronto under going tests we hope that he may soon improve in health we also hope that mr kirkpat- rick continues improvement in georgetown hospital following pneumonia mrs harold smellie x guild wi member 1 i interment in the familypioi la hillcrest cemetery norvatjs followed the funeral service ong january 4th at the harold cipj mccjurefuneral home forj harold- smellie 67 who be suddenly at her home b r t norval pn january 2nd i mrs smellie who was the k formerehzpeth- grace jemjj dler was born at nprval ghfcr of james and jane annj v bird fiddler and attended school at fjorval following their marriage in 1s28 mr an hmrs smeuie lived atshelburnrft untu 1952 then returned to thii districvto- niake home oiyv the town line 2 mrs a benton she was a member of st pauls anglican church and the church guild and of norvak womens institute she leaves her husband fourx children mrs john rriburn lois marie of r r 2 bramp ton mrs douglas wake mar- ion alma of rosemont mrs bruce maclsaac jane ann of brampton and edward f halifax nova scotia four grandchildren a sister alma mrs cecil given georgetown and brothers walter and wuvt liam fiddler nerval she was predeceased by brothers rob ert in infancy and wilbert revridhard ruggle officiat- ed at the funeral service wit canon j e maxwell of hornby assisting pallbearers were edward hall georgetown jos- eph bonnar mimico albert- hunter mac alexander keitl webb and chester early nor- val and community that he loved so dearly along with the othef fund es tablished in memory of dr beb- enek it will find a respective use in tfbe expansion plan the following are a it of those who have given to the joseph gibbons memorial fund to blie present time georgetown fire fighters as sociation mrs cora snyder royal canadian legion branch 120 georgetown volunteer am bulance service smith stone ltd re winters associates ltd damas and smith ltd mrs j e holmes georgetown hydro 1 electric commission downtown business men mr and mrs jack kaiser mr and mrs rs hayward mr gw mccallum mr s a allett mrs rs barber halton county assessors as sociation misses jean and mar gery mackenzie mrs floria nodwcll mr and mrs frank appointments to boards commissions made monday many of the appointments necessary at the beginning of the year were made by council monday night to cedarvale centennial com munity centre board john el liott r johnson g richardson wj graham a drake andcoun- cil representatives d denison and sandy mackenzie to the municipal safety com mittee erwin lewis f hue c blight f tyrell richard fos ter and leaman allen to the industrial commission alex blackwell wm mcnally p n slddall hj herder and council representative r mor row to the community centre board styimming pool l mc- laren bill garbutt s walsh d jarvie r cock and council representatives d denison and 111 to the board of parks man agement arena i crabtree j gudgeon w fisher f harris- on w douglas and council re presentative harry levy and bui smith to purming board e h gorth philip carney for 69 70 an4i71and council mem bers ejflujle hunter to committee of adjustments e h gorth and philip carney for 69 70 and 71 t to library board mrs a currie for 89 70and 71 to credit valley conserva tion authority alex blackwell aid council representative w hunter cr sandy mackenzie vaas na med council representative- to the north halton urban boad to the local advisory com mittee of the ontario water commission mayor w em- merson engineer gordon fan cy workscsuperintcndent f morette clerk c j benham treasurer mrs f bell finance chairman w hunter and sew age and sanitation chairman sandy mackenzie the appointments to this committee are laid down by the owrc robert g0uge0n household furnishings january furniture sale start the new r off with budget savings north halton opp weekly report during the week of january 511 officers of the ontario pro vincial police attached to north halton detachment worked a total of 1013k hours patroll ing 9418 miles of area high ways- county and township roads 20 charges were laid under the highway traffic act and 27 warnings were issued for driving errors or faulty vehicle equipment only 23 occurrences were reported during thlsflme per iod including 2 theft investiga tions 1 fraud complaint and 1 assault all other occurrences were of a minor nature and ro quired a minimum of time to clear many of these involved abandoned vehicles officers wero kept busy in vestigating 14 motor vehicle ac cidenfa this week only 1 of which resulted jlf injury to 1 person charges were laid ag ainst 2 drivers as a result of the accidents major causes of the mishap were driver losing control vehicle on ley roads improper passing following too closely 2 were- caused when dogs ran onto the road and 1 accident was a hit and run to tal property damage was estim ated at 3770 on every item in stock 1 including nationally known products by knlchtel sealy and many others living room suites g room suites bedroom suites kitchen sets end tables lamp tables mattresses annd box springs pole lamps floor lamps table la swag lamps desks chairs pictures mirrors etc rob erf gouge on i 1- household furnishing 14 main street south georgetown siti52t