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asks- mcclures l you buy a sleepmaster box spring with a 230coil spiring mattress only 89 you get also a beautiful blanket chest or plain bed in walnut and mahogany for only 1 this bed regularly sells for 109 alone yet you get it pius your regular 8950 purchase all for 8951 buy now this week limited offer free deiivery see our window display hcmcclureltd 14 main street s georgetown tr 72522 w in seams u removing the barriers dividing mankind what has raised the barriers can they be dissolveo what will make wit mankind one public address by g h saltmarsh roprestntativ of watch towor society r sunday august 25th 3qopm georgetown memorial arena you are invited to attend all welcome no collection seek public opinion before historical site goes ccf m at an executive meeting of the halton ccf riding association held on august 45 it was unanfc anously agreed to send the follow ing letter to mr james n allen minister of the department of highways the meeting was held at the home of jack henry oak- wille ccf candidate in halton for the next federal election the exe cutive also appointed area cap tains for the fall membership drive an the towns of oakville george town- burlington milton rtd ac- bir james n allan bept of highways of ontario parliament buildings queens park ontario dear sir vve understand that negotiations reiow being concluded for the sale of 448 acres of land including the brant museum in burlington which is at present owned by the department of highways because it is proposed that this land be used for the construction of a hospital we would like to ap peal to you to reconsider your de cision in this matter and at least postpone the completion of the sale of this property until there has been some oportunity for a public expression of opinion in the new amalgamated area of burlington as to whether the site- should be used for duch a purpose elsa neil historical consultant for the humber valley conserva tion authority has appealed on more than one occasion for the preservation of this memorial to joseph brant we agree with her opinion that the use of this site for construction of a hospital will re sult in the elimination eventually of one of canadas most important historic landmarks besides this however there are many other reasons for which the department would be well advis ed to hold up the sale of the repli ca of joseph brants home and the lanfi oil which it stands opposi tion to the idea of locating a hospi tal in his particular area has been strongly expressed in the pages of the local newspaper the bur lington gazette and by the burbngt6atatea planning board by the original factfinding com mittee which was set up to invest igate the matter of a site for the hospital and by the nelson town ship council the township of nelson will form a substantial part of the new amalgamated area afternoon music tea will id georgetown brass reed band the main business of the even ing at last mondays regular meet ing of the rotary club of george town held at fairview inn was the report of steamer emmerson on the projected afternoon tea and september interlude planned for the georgetown citizens brass and beed band steamer repor ted that the locale of the affair is the beautiful grounds of the arth ur beaumont residence on sunday afternoon august 8th from 200 to 400 pm as well as fitting mu sic for the season afternoon tea and cookies will be served by a group of ladies t as most people will know the beaumont home is located in down town glen williams- tickets arc available from any sotary member and it js hoped that a large crowd will be present for this memorable affair guest speaker of the evening was mr c k layborn of toron- to who is associated with the on tario safety league he was in troduced by bob burns mr law- born was engaged until recently in safety work in england and has continued in that type of work in canada since his arrival in the spring he was formerly with the the land which the department of highways proposes to sell is the royal air force only remaining piece of park land in his highly interesting and in this area adjacent to the lake thoughtprovoking talk mr lay- and we agree with many others in born outhned the work carried on burlington that a public park and h tne 0tno safety league and a hospital are not a good combina- m 90ne detail the main items tion under any circumstances ad ded to this however is the fact that recent rulings of the ontario municipal board the building of the skyway and proposed exten sion of harbour facilities in the bay make it very likely that a hos pital built on this land will at some time be within sight and sound of heavy industry if the local opinion had been solidly behind the use of the brant park land in spite of these facts perhaps the department of high ways would have been justified in their decision to sell it but this is of safety they are concerned with he also stressed a number of pro jects that might be particularly sui ted to a town the size of george town one thing he felt that would be of great help was the establishment of a safety patrol to augment the work of the crossing guards he told how such a patrol operated and stressed that in the hundreds of communities where this service was available the patrols have had a 100 per cent safety record some thing that spoke for itself of the value of the patrols mr layborn also told botarians lherkes raycroft trlanau 74941 tr 72461 si guelph st georgetown i t3a far from the ease we hope that of the merits of having a safety you will do everthing in your pow- er to see to it that your depart ment will not become responsible for the destruction of an impor tant historical site and the erec tion of a hospital which is border ed by three provincial highways railway tracks a night club and council established to coordinate and evaluate all safety projects and to instigate safety measures his third item was that of driv ing placed in the curriculum of high schools this is a fast grow ing educational class that is com paratively new in this country in- subject to the dampness from i deed in ontario mere are as yet the lake and the noise of the inev- only 16 high schools enrolled but itable fog horns and motor boats yours sincerely halton oct biding association p h clancy secretary mrs andrew lowe umehouse native a limehouse native mrs an drew lowe r r 3 brampton died in peel memorial hospital bramp ton on july 30th the former car ne midlife she was the daughter of the late mr and mrs william michie and was in her 77 th jear she had resided in the snelgrove district all her married life and was a member of the presbyterian church she is survived by her husband two sons william and robert one daughter anna mrs sherwood cooper and one sister elizabeth mrs j h hoare of glen williams rev william weir conducted the funeral service on august 1st at the mckillop funeral home in brampton pallbearers were fred newhouse bob topharn jim wil son harold watson jack groat and fred faulkner interment was in dixons cemetery silverwood family picnic at george burt home on a recent sunday members of mrs george burts family gathered at their farm home near george town for a reunion her sister mrs alvin gauley and children from crofton bc joined the group which also inclu ded relatives who live in this dis trict these included her mother mrs j foster toronto mrs flor encc lock and dennis air tush foster mr ernie shaw mr and mrs charles flint and family mr and mrs russell gray toronto mr and mrs ed luck and family newmarket mr and mrs alan mc- cullough and family niagara falls in the united states this has been an established part of their educa- ballinafad hornby to sanirday m sibtrbff return many ttjphtphid tlth fortn 8wta j train r i hi will visit mother in scottish homeland mrs ted robinson left by plane from malton airport on august 21 to fly to prcstwick scotland then to edinburgh where she will visit her mother whom she hasnt seen for twenty years mrs robinson plans on being away for eight weeks and returning by plane on october 171 mr and mrs doug leslie and family and bir and ttrs wm bai ley and fahiily went to wasaga beach on saturday mrs leslie and mrs bailey and their children are goinglo stay for a weeks hol iday t the community wit deeply sad deaed to hear th deatlrof dave teawtor cashriled rolling pin unique wedding gift mr and mrs clarence allan a recent bride and groom were hon oured at a social gathering on fri day night in the hall at stewart- town mr and mrs m madill vfr and mrs chas plouffe mr and mrs r french and mr and mrs e mcenery on behalf of their friends and neighbours arranged the party and the presentation ad dress was read by miss doreen plouffe the gift to the young people was a glass rolling pin fil led with a gift of money and they both expressed their thanks the evening was spent playing cards and a short program was enjoyed by all mrs jesse mcenery gave a very humorous reading mrs m fclaughlin favoured with a piano solo frank wilson played the ac cordion and the three youngest gi vcns children sang two numbers a delicious lunch was served by the committee the ladies of the wa met last tuesday afternoon at the home of mrs m madill and mrs lindsay there were twelve present and they answered the roll call by bringing in an article to sell and bybuying one for 25c the presi dent read the scripture and mrs kdmunds conducted a contest the social committee for the meeting was mrs r mcenery and mrs frank smith assisted by the host esses mrs j black bobby and billy attended the highland games in fergus on saturday miss lome givens now of tor onto has been spending her holi days at her home for the past two weeks sunday visitors at the manse were mr and mrs wm bccdlc and family and miss diane lake frorri london and mr and mrs munro sorge and family mr and mrs lorne sorge andilr wm sorge all from dunnvillc miss jennifer mckim from new toronto is holidaying this week with her aunt and uncle mr and mrs e mckim travel agency member off on european tour j ruth evans 25 maple ave w- who with her father and broth er is associated in operating walter t evans and co local insurance read estate and travel firm has left for a tour of britain and the con tinent miss evans sailed last week from new york city aboard the queen elliabefti during hertrjp abroad she will travel in france tional system for many years and some 10000 schools hold regular driving classes the course in this province is of some forty hours with nine of these being engaged in actual driving while the balance are classroom ones dealing with shop work arrtf safety factors this cowrse has been aided trem endously through the efforts oi general motors ford and ohrys ler who loan free of charge new model cars to be used in the driv ing schooi for the length of time necessary for the duration of les sons usually amounting to mileage of about 8000 miles this makes the cost to the respective boards of education practically nil as in most cases the cars have also been serviced free of charge by the local dealers dtiring the questionperlod fol lowing mr layborn gave sonie highly interesting facts about the new traffic violators schools now being conducted particularly in hamilton where the project has become so large that polue officers are conducting classes for violators and for teen agers three nights per week in the case of violators the presiding magistrate may give the offender the option of attending the classes and often times bases his sentence on the outcome of his attendance at the school the pol ice too find a fertile field among teen agers many of whom were instrumental through their requests for it ln having the course exten ded to the interested youth of the city wheldon emmerson thanked the speaker for his highly interesting address a sing song was also held after dinner thi georgetown herald wednesday evening aug 3l ug7 page 3 the anglican parish 5 st georges f i i trinity x august 25 800 am holy communion i 1100 am mattins st albans st glen wdxiaus 930 jb- fttoly communion rmrrtrlg bradshaw flowers for those distinctive floral arrangements chloraoine spray white grubs gifts plant or garden needs call tr 79761 hunter building 120 guelph street door 80 x 70 door 9x0 x 70 door 160 x 70 additional for glass light in door sz50 each t jo mackenzie son i 3tl it j see how you am put dollars to work for yon john t armstrong clu 3e jajn street south triangle 79o21 or 2454