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iri ppibaidv eb2 3 u- am at is 72888 b boon 116 march tth open foe therebefcafcrlhrthday par ty the bazaar wul be held friday april 5th euchre and dance in hornby ball friday jan 18th sponsored by hornby lol 165good prizes lunch served adimsslon 50c euchre at 8j0 annual dance sponsored by east georgetown ratepayers aa- sociatfon the arena rose roojn ttfday february 1st boor prises tickets sfcoorpe person available now everyone invited this annua meeting of of coats dresses suns millinery skirts blouses storm coats suburban coats substantial savings on quality winter apparel resienneui jueliardson rec- yeara an tape of sttgeorv anglican gave faith when be spoke ladies of georgetown w institute at tneir meeting last wednesday mrs ernie pearee 32 albert st to 39 members and browns taxi cars damaged in highway crash damage totalling 573 was sus- tained in an automobile accident late saturday when cars driven by john brenner lancaster st e m ml no millwork doors cabinets frames sash stairs screens prompt service free estimates v water st tr 79771 7 commencing friday jan 11 georgetown public library will be open fridays xoo 5j0 and 700 9x0 the library will continue to be open similar hours also mondays and wednesdays xoo5j0 antf 7j009x0 and on saturdays uq12j0 jhd 3jdo30 kitchener and michael arm strong 23 parkview blvd collid ed on guclph st at the eastern entrance to georgetown opposite the two new heslop industrial sites the armstrong car was travel ling east op the highway about midnight when the l westbound ve hicle skidded into the wrong lane both cars received extensive dam age to their left front fenders grille hood and front bumpers an estimated 250 to the brenner vehicle and 325 to the armstrong car a late model ford both mr brenner and mike armstrong escaped serious in jury as did three passengers in the lattcrs car john greenie 11 parkview blvd mary ann hun ger 87 frederick st brampton and tcrric west 8 frazer ave brampton corporal jim bilsborrow inves tigated the accident hatton has new deputy cterk garfield brown clerktreasurer of the town of stouffvillc for six years has taken over his duties as deputy clerktreasurer for halton county in this newlycreated office he will assist clerk william deans of georgetown in the office av mil- tori court house prompt courteous and safe triangla 73319 seven guests the ladies were also entertain ed with a speech byxynda ar thurs who was a competitor rathe public school speaking contest recently lynda spoke on my granny mrs w jr sinclair was in charge of- the meeting and gave themottokeep the family yearn fags mdthln the fmn eanungs letters of thanks- were read from several anutins who had remembered with christmas s jsewtsis tyhall saturday evening jari 26th at 815 pjn election of of- fleers reports lunch you are invitedr euchre in the parish hall glen williams sponsored by guides brownies local auxiliary friday jan 25th 8 pjn lunch door prize admission 90c bring your children sitters available silverwood womens institute are sponsoring a euchre at stonej- school friday january 18th at 8pjn lunch served admission 50c proceeds to help rebuild limehouse hall euchre and dance hornby hall friday january 25th doris hulls orchestra- lunch prizes admis sion 75c sponsored by hornby bali clubs everybody welcome uz3 to wiom the ladies wd sent a christmas box vaepbrt was given on gifts stent to residents of halton centennial manor and donations were voted to the coun ty childrens aid society anddbe crippled civilians society miss jean adams gqve a talk on her workasa nurse in a large buffalo hospital lunch was ser ved by the hostess to end a pleas ant afternoon f support the georgetown hospital fund pink string and ceiling wax a 3 act play jf will be presented by the brampton players thursday jan 24- 830 pm knox presbyterian church hau admission si 00 all profits will be donated to the georgetown hospital fund 216 georgetown councils first business meetings of the new year will be thursday night jan 12th notice to creditors and others in riw estate of james croc- kard labourer deceased all persons having claims against the estate of the above mentioned late of the village of glen williams in the county of halton who died at the city of guclph on the 3rd day of febru ary 1956 are required- to file proof of same with the undersigned on or before the 18th day of febru ary 1957 after that date the public trus tee will proceed to distribute the estate having regard only to the claims of which he shall have had notice dated at toronto this 8ut day of january 1957 tobfsc trustee administrator 145 queen st west toronto nso ten bowlers average over 200 for season ten leading bowlers in the industrial bowling league have averages over 200 for the season to date and two are tightink it out at present for leadership george webster leads the ros- tcr with 223 and bill anderson is in second place with 221 others an order are harry brandford 217 nip shipwy 215 frank an derson 214 terry bludd 211 george bhrbcr 210 ace bailey 209 ted fenning 209 and jim valentine 206 last week the three top games were all over 30o being bowled by j graham 361 g king 337 and7s7w4uias 316 graham also led in triples with an 812 total c tyler and ace bailey followed with 767 and 761 tne silvers team is on top of the heap to date with kcntncrs and legion no 1 tied for second place in the twelve team group truck badly damaged in thursday fire a tractortoiler parked at the corner of the 7th line and no 7 highway was partically destroyed by fire last thursday when the cab broke 4nto flames while the driver wat attempting to start the motor the tractor owned by lanes haulage was badly charred both inside and out as a result of the bla w was bclicxcd to have started from a backfire gas which leaked onto the frozen ground j was also ignited from the heat of the flames firemen were called to the sec ond blaze of a similar nature on monday when a car caught fire while parked in the driveway of one of the new subdivision homes the blaze originated when a lightbulb in an overnight heater exploded setting fire to the en gine which in turn ignited the undcrpart of the dashboard wires leading from the ignition and other parts of the dash were des troyed by the heat the prompt arrival of the fire men kept the flames from spread ing to the upholstery where riiore serious damage could have been done the car is owned by mr c w smith 27 prince charles drive imjitoh wrm6pol investigates workmans ompbnsation it- f j e w- d h brawleyr of the worth menus compensattonboard end l morris o th b ameri can assurance company were hiebpeakers ata meeting spon sored hv the twltnn farm unj mmhhubm aal s once a year batlinaf wi sfws tunics for east schools the monthly meeting of the ballinafad womens institute was held at the home of mrs john i snow on wednesday january 9 the meeting opened with the mary stewart collect school tunics were given out for the members to sew for the children of the middle east current events were read by mrs clarence snow citizenship is like charity it begins at home was the motto given by mrs w kirkwood in a most interesting manner rs jamieson gave readjngabout the privilege of bc- inga citizen in canada the cana dian rangers and ended with one about a scotch bus tour a most humorous one and everyone had a good laugh the meeting closed with a lovely lunch mrs f smith and mrs george gibson assisted the hos father of recent cars are damaged milton bride dies at john intersection william norman henry the john guelph street inter- whose daughter nessie was married section was the scene of a two car onlv a few weeks ago to mr fin- collision late saturday night when jay tuccallum died in nora fran- a mimico- resident driving south on ccs henderson hospital hamilton john proceededtnto- the path of an eastbound car while making a left turn onto ihfe highway jim collier 146 guclph street was driving east on guelph and was opposite the roman catholic church property when the car dri ven by norman slader of 3 supe rior ave mimico started out of the side street the resulting col lision knocked the collier vehicle off the travelled portion of the highway mr colliers car a 5qmeteor received most of the damage about 350 worth while the 1952 ford driven by mr slader was damaged to the extent of an estimated 300 constable harley lowe investiga ted tm accident i i a f y- r si- you are cordiauy invited to attend the annual iode vaurfflne ball friday february 15th qeokoetown aren hose room dancing 930 130 fr optical v invitati oni w fi wimltfle modern- aires 7 touple 300 a inot being mailed this year please regard tbls 1 ittooitto tess the next meeting will held at mrs jamicsons home be spred by the halton farm man gement assn in milton on tues- dfyevening of last week to date slated mr brawley only 2300 on tario farmers have availed them selves of this protection for their- employees and themselves in this day and age of mechaipv zed equipment farming i a naa- ajrdous occupation we were therefore surprised to learn that feuch v low percentage oljair farm operators are protecting thembejves against accidents- wmcfi dould easily cost the employer his entire assets thebpeaker cited the cases of two farm workers fortunately bothcovered by workmens gom- pensationr one of whom cost the board a total of 27325x2 and tie other 160575 fa the flirst case the worker got his aratf caught in a baler as a- result of which the arm had to be ampu tated it is our opinion that no farm operator whether he hires labour for the odd day a week a month or by the year can afford to be without this protection which can secured at cost at the same time the fanner can also protect himself and other members of the family against accidents occuring in the operation of he farm business the cost varies with the occupation in the case of agriculture the rate is 200 for each 100 of the labour bill paid in the year this provides compensation un- ulth workercan rcsurrie his 6c- eupation takes- care of me aid jind where necessary will pro vide a pensfon for life and fur ther relieves the employer of any financial responsibility we would strongly urge hal ton farm operators to investigate this source of protection against farm accidents which unfortun ately are becoming all too com mon dont wait until you have an accident for full information write the workmens compensa tion board harbour st toronto farm insurance all types of farm insurance was the subject of- the enlighten ing address of l morris that the sgroup of farm operators were keenly interested was substanti ated by lengthy discussion fol lowing the addresses of both speakers- j fact the discussion continued long after the meeting adjourned at the end of the two hour session we understand that another open meeting is being sponsored by the same group on tuesday evening february 12th when the topic under discussion will be farm income tax and the basic- herd policy bt at annual jvfis this opportunity to sp ug yauar wffqihjbe t onceeyear prices you warn vtarrtt tap ms over- coats topcoat suit jackets andl sjlwdte xswdtoded in this exceptional sale atti gramma an hkshwwd to your measure in the famous suifle itoav amnnen choose a smartfysiyiect suih wr ttogsbot for spring and take advantage or jft hsmk tewv prices during our january sate in georgetowm btojosmcly a l bill james head director of youdk ftair cbuht wjh be there with his own program so there is a mall umaa fe sett twght everybody xmblckmflg attempt direction of hog marketings onjanuary 6th mr henry who lived at r r 1 campbellville is survived by his wife hannah rogers children john of campbellville mrs j scharrer st thomas and mrs finlay mocal- lum milton and a brother samuel of san francisco interment in ebenczer united church cemetery followed the fun eral service in milton last tuesday jfi w in an effort to strengthen the ontario hog producers marketing scheme an attempt is being made by the officials of the ontario hog producers association to have at least 50 of ontario hogs mar keted on the public stock yards until recently aproximatcly 95 of the ontario hogs were going direct to the processors plants sinte this program was undertak en the percentage going to the public stock yards his increased to around 20 according to charles mclnnis president of the ontario hog producers associa tion who addressed four meetings in halton recently for the first time in the history of this pro vince despite heavy marketings we v got an increased price for our hogs in middecember this he attributed to the processors having to compete for their full 7 requirements with one another on the public market it was our privilege to hear mr mclnnis at two of the four meetings and it is our opinion that he presented some very logical arguments in support of the idea of marketing a larger percentage of our hogs on the public stock yards personally we fail to see how the idea can lose the producer anything so we would suggest thfit every halton producer try out mr mclnnis idea for a year that is all halton hogs to go to the public stock yards ask cooperation in traffic control police chief- roy haley has re quested the cooperation of the georgetown citizens in regards to traffic contrbl at the intersection of mill and main streets when an officer is 1 directing traffic at the four corners it is the duty of pedestrians and drivers alike to watch him lor instructions and not proceed until such a signal is given jthj ppjln haw jjssucdthoi quest in an attempt to put an end to the dangerous practice of stepping off the curb while wait ing for the traffic toncleaf- rthe big ifarnwvof theyear is- ingupodbsvalentinej 7dan ftiday fei sssjttai vril howard ooopenow has official a hawardgoodenow a nativeof georgetown and a retired official of the underwood typewriter co was buried in greenwood cemetery thursday morning burial follow ed funeral service at the turner and porter chapel toronto mr goodenow a descendant of united empire loyalists spent his y hood in town when his family ved in the main st s house now owned by elmer thompson he was the son of the late mr and mrsj a li goodnow and his father was once georgetown postmaster unmarried his closest relatives are njecey mrs h slater toronto and mrs c w mffatt denver colorado and a nephew holpard jermyii toronto v harold s hare rtal estate tmv home is my casnjat mambar n p dl a h bm would these suit 1 4 typa suburban scenic tocation limehouse prica 6800 no rooms 5 features taxes 27 will take low down payment garden garage 2 typo town bungalow location swanek subdivision price 13200 no rooms 5 foafures decorated patio with view electronic keat control 3 i typo economy home tocation glen williams price 5500 or offer no rooms 3 plus basement foaturos swedish fireplace california cupboards 300 down tmaac ilacs- samin baitie ismjilh jind stone x iih 5 b jt isimaae parage scenic tbtl dtmnwi sas furnace 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