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rotarians planning easter seal campaign to the 0500 handicapped children scattered throughout the province of ontario on farms in city homes or in remote northern hamlets the 1956 sale of easter seals means hope to them the easter seals bring treatment and training a possibility of indepen dencc and relief from the physical handicaps that birth illness or accid ent left them last year the ontario society for crippled children whose only appeal for funds is made in the annual sale of easter seals by 211 ser vice clubs carried out the biggest program in all its history and this year the 9 900 youngsters who are listed on their roles as active cases will increase because ontario s swift ly growing population means hund reds of new cases each year the ob jective of the 1956 easter seal cam paign which will run from march 1st until april 1st is 625 000 in georgetown the rotary club is the local easter seal service club john gunn president of the rotary club of georgetown announced today the names of the club members who would conduct the campaign on the clubs behalf committee members arc bob burns ralph hawcs maurice mandcrson and dick shearly by contributing to the easter seal campaign you help crippled children in many ways you provide them with a nursing service you sponsor closetohome clinics you send them to camp you provided hospital and therapy treatment for them you help them with transportation and many other services too numerous to men tion many orthopaedic surgeons and physicians contribute their time and great skill in straightening little limbs it s a great team the ontario society the easter seal service clubs the surgeons and physicians and you who made it all possible with your easter seal dollars many a young man and woman walks proud and upright today because you helped them wednesday evening feb 22nd 1s56 the georgetown herald two motorists are killed every day in rural ontario one in four of these accidents happens on the farmer s doorsteps last year nearly 800 persons were killed in motor mishaps oulsde urban areas one in every four such accidents in rural ontario occur red at a rural intersection or farm lane connection with a major hifh way in marry cases farmers were in no way involved in more cases farm drivers probably were innocent victims ofcareless highway motorists but farmers and their families died in some of thebc smash ups f irm vehicles were destroyed and directly or indirectly ontario s farm p p uljtion pays a share of the tremendous cost that motor accidents an mully inflict in this province safety is everbodj s business evcrybodj s responsibility the farmer has a major stake in the sifelv of rural roi is whether tlicy are familiar township routes rtjuhrl travelled county roads or our provincial super highwaj de ith inti injury lurk at every intersecti n the ontario federation of aricuiliire is marking rural bife dn ng week on feb 20 to 25 ma i uie ter farmer and farm fimil in this province to jil their iltcntion mil attie supnoit to this occis ion during this week and eer week drive so an aceidint won t be yours hon r s thomas minister of agriculture province of ontario chapel st pupils preparing operetta students of chapel street public schoo lare busy practicing for an op cretta which they will present in the new knox church auditorium senior students will take part in a 2 act fairy tale the blue belt thuh is peopled with a variety of chirac ters witches fairies princess md beggar boy to make the evening one of fantasy and humour it is an orig inal norwenn story colourful and bright and will provide an evening of entertainment on a par with the per formance of alice in wonderland which the school presented to packed houses two years ago leading roles in the operetta will be portraved by bob salter sonja bert monte andrews brenda bell janice shrubsole dinny golden gary teeter paul marko sharon swales di mo greenwood and joan craig the larje supporting cast includes urni i al l barbara whilmcc gail malcolm an ircw diliocr jimmy hamilton iconanl tivlor j hn ben nett ttinst n weather ill douglas kcnnelv inncllde leo uckcr and colin hayward other i ntcrt nnmt nt during the t n hts the opcrtlta will be presented includes i briefer peter rabbft optr ett i fir the kindergarten chsses set cclions bv the rade 14 choir on the thuisdav md c rade 1 1 choir on th frrih the bos hand will play be fore the show each night give the easter seal campaign a boost attend the georgetown rotary club easter seal campaign dinner special speakers- gus ryder and cliff lumsden tuesday february 28thlegion auditorium o space contributed in th service of the community by john label limited were proud to show you our oil storage tanks and invite you to see them for yourself across from our king street office 20000 gallon storage capacity and our green and lemon truck always available to bring you on the spot fuel oil service and of course were in the coal business too wh kentnerson towiftta mm mtnos im to tow 00m save emerson canadas no 1 quality buy full console big 21 screen aluminized tube furniture dosign for years ahead rich full tonal quality of front mounted speaker big powerful chassis true picture constancy brighter steadier clearer unsurpassed performance regular 289 95 229 special hlu ernies radio 95 67 mill street georgetown phone tr 72701 farm news j k w fred nurse president management association tuesday evening last saw the con eluding sessions of the sencs of meet ings sponsored by the halton soil it crop improvement association which commenced in early november arth ur robertson of the dept of agricul tural economics at the oac was the special speaker at the closing session the topic was formation of a farm management association at tho conclusion of the session some twenty one farm operators expressed a desirt to organize such an association in halton the election of officers re suited as follows president fred nurse vice presid ent e ross segsworth secretary treasurer j e whitelock this new organization is holding its first meeting in the board room of the ontairo dept of agriculture on monday march 9th georgetown night school classes exhibition of students work friday evening february 24th it new knox presbyterian hail admission fret refreshments heart seizure fatal for bruce heath 47 frederick bruce heath 47 son of the late dr and mrs frederick l heath and a former resident of geor getown died suddenly on february 11 at grimsby while driving his car hav ing suffered a seizure he was born in meaford and has re sided in st catharines and niagara on thclake for some time he was employed as a foreman at the general motors plant in st catharines and was an adherent of the anglican church mr heath was predeceased by a sis ter mrs josephine mathews a few years ago he is survived by uncles and aunts mrs hugh black george town h a clarridgc and thomas heath brampton mrs s j spencer scaforth and william tfcalh barrie the funeral service was conducted last wednesday in st mark s church niagaraon thelake by rev c n p blagravc with interment in st marks cemetery the casket boar ers were fellow employees of general motors notice to creditors in thi istati of agnat edihi moor spinster deceased all persons having claims against the estate of agias edith moon lata of tha town of georgetown spinster who died on or about the tth day of decanter 1h an here notified to send parrtralara ef same si the un- rsartarnec on of before the loth day of uarca ad ww after which data the estate will he etiwbuted with re- gerd only to tha data of which tha li in leg i shea th here aotlce able to bay person of erhoae claims ahe shan not then hare notice dated at georgetown this eth day of february ad mm isabede ifoore executrix of the state of agnes edith ifoore by her sohchors dale and benaartt georgetown ontario m its the e39 check that tells the story coop lay mashes are formulated at 17 18 20 and 22 protein levels to suit your individual requirements for maximum egg production fortified with the essential vitamins and the pro per variety of proteins they make your hens lay their best available tn mash form for lowest cost in pellets to help control waste or tn k rumbles to stimulate appetite halton cooperative supplies free delivery route days tr 722 71 j