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thi oioroitown miralo wednesday evag july js 1051 page 2 asphalt driveways sidawalks uld budget terms with no finance charges mcnamara paving phone tr 74898 521 a i ml no millwork 2 doors i prompt service free estimates i j 11 water st tr 79771 0 7e yfappypiwm humbwghwin6 aukmhwtm 4 at prices that ai f itowua billgarbutt mrs george barnes many years resident mrs katharine maude barnes died suddenly in st josephs hos pital guelph on tuesday july 15th at the age of seventysix mrs barnes was born in canning- ton the daughter of quinthy thompson huller and william huller she and her family have lived in the college view district of town for many years mrs barnes is survived by two daughters mrs r williams 49 john street and mrs kathleen darby 47 john street and one brother william huller hamil ton five grandchildren allen william and robert darby kath leen mrs richard wcatherall and dorothy mrs jack coxe and four grea grandchildren peter coxc richard tina marie and 1 sharol wcatherall aso survive mr barnes predeceased his wife four years ago five sisters and one brother also predeceased her rev john ralhbone of st al- bans anglican church conducted the funeral service at the harold c mcclure funeral home 34 ed ith street georgetown on thurs day july 17th pallbearers were william hanson george smith wilfred hardman walter louth wesley lane and allen darby al len norton and richard wcather all were honorary pallbearers in terment was in greenwood ceme tery georgetown farm news showers warm weather improve crop prospects j e w crop prospects in halton the end of iiine loolfpri rather flrim- the- cold waving style cutting bleaching tinting martins beauty salon 8 gleaveholm drive tr 73932 v sergeant tompkins of the canadian guards regiment points out some of the features of the canadian armys new rifle the belgian fn to lome scots trainees the recruits are all high school students who are taking the sevenweek summer course being held in brampton left to right they are sgt tompkins alec mckenna port credit tom graham oakville- arnold holmes orangeville and dave smith georgetown lome scots photoj 45 students take summer brampton military training showers along with higher temper atures during the first two weeks of july have transformed the situa tion into one which looks promis ing spring grains have stretched up a bit and are filling well in short they promise at least a nor mal crop even more encourag ing is the general improvement in the pastures and the manner in which the aftermath on the mead ows is coming along with a continuation of present weather conditions prospects are excellent for a good second crop of alfalfa which is badly needed on the majority of halton farms to supplement the short first crop the first crop of hay in general is pretty well off although here and there particularly in north halton there is the odd operator who still has considerable acreage to take off fall wheat was binder ripe last week and a number of fields were observed in stook last weekend combining of the crop will likely be general this coming- week inci dentally the heads in general arc on the short side which does not auger well for record yields on the other hand the quality would appear to be excellent the corn crop that is where it germinated is now coming along nicely and promises close to a nor mal crop ouly d e l 1 x e champion tubeless tires in safety atowon none- 1 no rniaum nooi i ouicm nornmll usui iiiiiihg in pleasure tiooiuraoor rlkormanu quiit ohmtion tow imtui con kwtt mr all costs mute ttcad lomoptftuad girl guides return from doe lake camp thirty girl guides twentyone of them from local troops have returned home after two weeks at camp on the shores of doe lake near bracebridge the guides are part of the halton division district which populated three camp sites at the lake where the world camp for guides was held last year the girls journeyed to the camp by private buses on july 2nd and re turned home july 16th the guides were kept busy for the full fourteen days with the us ual camp activities highlighted by a five mile hike through some of the rugged northland forest which enabled every guide to pass their expedition test four of the girls also took advantage of the camp to gain some of their required bad ges brenda dawson of the geor getown troop and caroline han cock and barbara hilts of the glen williams troop were successful in arning their pioneer badge and pam gurrie of georgetown troop passed the tests needed for her swimmers badge a separate hikr was also organized for a group of the older guides mrs t brown was in charge of the camp with assistance from the qms mrs gene green and mrs ivan leslie guiders in training carole lane and june lyon also acted as leaders fourteen of the local girls attending were from town the rest from norval and glen williams the brampton fair grounds which has echoed with childrens mghterr ro of m eq menl and shouts of harness driv ers now has a new sound the sharp barked commands of a guards sergeant putting 45 high school students through their paces the student are there as part of a new plan to train students for militia service in the sum mer so they will not have to take time out from their studies to attend parades during school months fortyfive students from the area embraced by the lorne scots are attending the classes which will last for seven weeks during that time they will re ceive training in small arms drill and civil defence work the program is under the su pervision of sgt m e tompkins from the canadian guards regi ment regular army it is being run by lome scots officers in the persons of lieut jack cochrane who is viceprincipal of t l kennedy school and lieut r e seltzer of the orangeville high school militia ncos assisting sgt tompkins arc cpt r a brown oakville cpl f j lcnz gcqcgetownxpl k d rowley ofcangevwe and cpl w r wal kcr brampton most of the work in drill and inins wiltiflfre place at the fair rounds and the recruits will be given one days firing on the j winona ranges with the bren and j the ne fn rifle we encmirage the students to remain in the militia unit for two years said lieut cochrane they sign on for that period and we give them their training in such a manner that it cant pos sibly interfere with their school studies out at the fair grounds in the leafy coolness of the glade along the mcmurchy side of the park the boys are shown the funda mentals of the bren gun cana das light machine gun seated on the ground they watch intent ly as their instructors show them the working parts firing proce dure stripping and cleaning but all is not sitting in shady spots much of the early course is taken up with drill work the backbone of any military train ing under the watchful eye of sgt tompkins they go through all the drill movements the steady tramp of their feet punc tuated by the staccato rattle of the sergeants voice as he points out mistakes we had no trouble filling the class said lieut cochrane the government only allows us to take on 45 boys and we had over 100 applications the student soldiers day be gins at 9 am with roll call pa rade at thcr brampton armory- hy iivm rhiur pqhorty but most of the training is done at the fair grounds they arc trans ported then- by truck each morn ing and back to the armory for the noon meal the recruits enrolled in this course will have the jump on their fellow members this fall when the militia units switch over to drill work with the new bel gian fn rtfle at present the militia still uses the old 303 for drill work but the recruits have lecn working with the fns since he beginning of their training their civil defence course be gins after the initial three weeks of basic they are taught traffic control first aid and rescue work the first aid is based on the st john ambulance course and the recruits take a written ex amination on it at the end of the summer graded and trained the stu dents who exchanged pencils for rifles will be ready to take their place in canadas efficient militia forces when the autumn school bell rings again terra cotta inn has been enlarged and modernized now accommodating overnight guests now open excellent roast duckling roast beef and yorkshire pudding steak and kidney pie book accommodation early businesmens retreat mrs farrar phone victoria 18 r 2 your visits and visitors are news phone the herald tr 72201 when you have news to share mackenzie news a job well done in your holiday would be to insulate your ceil ings insulation pays a dividend twice a year in comfort from the heat during the summer and in a saving on your fuel bill during the winter fiberglas will not rot or burn or harbor rodents fiberglas in 2 batts per carton covering 75 sq ft 395 fiberglas in 3 batts per carton covering 50 sq ft s33t granulated 5 cu ft per carton j6 alfoil aluminum insulation would be for a 250 roll ssj alfoil aluminum insulation would he tor a 500 roll sjf tfjd mackenzie sot rrstmmnnwmnme 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