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insurance travel real estate walter t evans co t 72512 mill street your community for over 30 yean we service television all makes rifpios record players car radios i appliances isons tottn c wu street ernies radio 24 years servicing trlarigle 7- concrete foundations brick block work sidewalks new homes floors garages comnmfclal lndwtri1 rmictaah1 tmhtutfenal bill hamilton hamilton construction every building need 8 reid court g phone triongle 73480 hobby class entertains ladies from aldershot by muriel thompson the regular meeting of the hobby class on wednesday mar 25th was especially enjoyable tor the twentyflve m who at tended due to the tt tha t class was entertaining six ladles that day belonging to the march praup io the womenjs church year of st matthews anglican church at aldershot these ladies had come to watch a typical meeting of the hobby class- and to make a donation to the class mrs allen one of the directors of the class introduced the visitors to the manor ladles and then requested mrs c blank- stein the leader of the march group to describe some of the ac tivities of her group mrs blank- stein explained that her group makes layettes and dolls for babies and small children visits hospitals and does other philanthropic work the main object of the group how ever is to bring he women of the church together and establish friendship among them a discussion took place as to the best way to sell tickets for the draw on the quilt that is o be raffled off the hope was ex pressed that some ladies living outside the manor would feel that they could help out by selling some of the raffle tickets which are to be sold at 25c each the probable date of the draw was set at may 15th a donation of very attractive remnants received from mr john slingsby a resident of the manor who in turn had received them from his brother was accepted with thinks the making of a crib quilt as a summer project and its subse quent display at the fall fair were discussed the aldershot ladies then pre- sentel their donation to the hob- by class and it w display to all this generous and practical donation included wool knitting needles crochet cotton and many other useful gifts another dona tion of cakes of soap hand lotion and other articles that will be very suitable for bingo prizes was also made a hearty round of ap plause in appreciation of all the gifts was given the happy birthday song was sung forlaiss jean menzies after a considerable amount of business had been transacted cup of tea and delicious fancy cookies the latter donated by the visiting ladies were enjoyed by all in all the meeting was a very enjoyable one and it is hoped lha the aldershot ladies wilt come again soortr the sweet strains of childrens singing were heard in the dining- room of the manor on wednes day evening march 25th when sixteen young boys and girls who are pupils of chapel st public school in georgetown came tojthe manor to present a program mr v stein principal 6f the school acted as chairman and mr kenn eth harrison arct was music director mrs james evans was accompanist at the piano for all the vocal numbers three teachers on the staff of the school came also the boys and girls singing as a choir sang five numbers rang ing from the irish folksong coc kles and mussels to the rousing civil war song battle hymn of the republic under mr harris ons expert conducting every num ber was sung in beautiful harm ony barbara evans and bobby mc- cumber sang a very fine duet come sweet delight and bobby sang a very acceptable solo the knights song mrs evans ant mr harrison delighted the audience wih two enjoyable piano duets t for two and the wedding of the patntedt5oir the entire concert was a very enjoyable one and a return engagement in the near future is hoped for at the close of the concert cookies and cold drinks were served looking very smart in their band uniforms that combined the col ours wine black and white forty bandsmen and bandswomen of the burlington concert band and their expert leader mr elgin coflett presented a concert at the manor on thursday evening march 26th the selections played by the band ranged over the last hundred years from the time of johann strauss to modern times strauss was re presented by the playing of his lovely waltz tales from the vien na woods and modern composers by several numbers among them jars pizzicato by leroy ander son the music of the intervening one hundred years was drawn up on with the playingvambngoffiers of a medley of victor herbert fav ourites a medley from irving ber lins musical comedy annie get your gun and sousas famous marchthe stars and stripes for ever grand opera supplied the ray mond overture by thomas while dixieland music was represented by warringtons dixieland con certo there were eleven comp ositions in all on the programme all beautifuly played mr lee j smith of burlington had been in strumental in arranging this con cert of lovely music and mr cor- let displayed his usual fine talent in conducting the band cold drinks and cookies were served bringing a very enjoyable evening to a close people who know are turning to volkswagen the spirited and soger volkswagen thonged 4b worlds concept of economy road performanc and stamina thb h the car that won top acclaim from north american engtnaani the coveted sporry award for advancing tho art of transportation ask any volkswagen owner he will enrntnlaskcoiiy tell you why more and more people who know are furnwig fo vwkswogen volkswagen canada ltd gomm mite toronto 16 ontario cffk ferric coast to coast win central 5eiuion dollar parts depot a sacred program that was out standing in its dignity reverance and inspiration was presented for the resdents on good friday af- ernoon march 27th by sixteen young girls from the cedarvale school for girls at georgetown the transportation of the girls had been arranged by mr stan hall mpp for halton the girls were accompanied to the manor by their superintendent mrs o houston their teacher mrs iva margeson and several other mem bers of the cedarvale school staff dressed in their navy blue and white uaiforms the girls made a very attraotive appearance led by mrs margeson with mr j shrub- sole playing the piano accompani ments the girls presented an easter program consisting of poetry dia logue a scripture reading singing and piano solos the dialogue pre sented by several of the girls stres sed the meaning and significance of easter and several easter hymns sung by the girls delighted the audience with their harmony the story of easter assembled from the four gospels was read with fine expression by one young girl three girls won the hearts of their list eners by playing piano solos at the close of the program mrs houston expressed her thanks to mr hall and others who had furn ished transportajon for the girls and extended greetings for a joyous easter to the residents from the staff and girls of cedarvale school these easter greetings were re turned to mrs houson her staff and school girls to mr hall and all other present by muriel thom pson in her speech of thanks mr locke one of the residents related the story of how the robin got his red breast by plucking a thorn from christs crown of thorns the schoolgirls sang the happy 1 birthday song for miss h met- calfe mrs a pamell and sever al other residents whose birthdays fall in the month of march a special easter gift a paper basket made by the girls themselves and containing an easter egg and other candy was presented to each res ident present the girls then tour ed the building presenting similar baskets to residents who had been police news wlse men do not grieve for the things they have not but rejoice for those which they have greek proverb reflections many of the difficulties between public and police come from mis understanding on one side or the other or both especially now when many are brought into per- onal contact with the police to whom the requests or instructions of the latter were seldom addres sed in the past both sides may profit from tracing the evolution of the paid policeman from the unpaid citizen and seeing how the evolution has left the citizen and policeman still clothed with al most identical powers powers which were given to the citizen for the general good of the commun ity ages before the paid police man was dreamed of when once the citizen under stands that in paying for police service he pays a fellow citizen to take part but not whole of a duty which for centuries has been and still is his own he will perhaps be more willing to bear his share in protecting the community from the selfishness of the individual j whodjare iadlitytohis i neighbour the police of this country do not interfere with individual action merely because it involves some thing forbidden by law but because of the harm which it does or may do to the rights of others when once the citizen understands why the policeman interferes he i will see his duty to do all he can to make interference unnecessary that is exactly what the policeman wants stop signs in the near future a lot of new stop signs will be erected at the intersections in this fair town of ours where there was none prev- ously your police department strongly urges the citizens of georgetown to be on the lookout for these new signs and act accor dingly the new point system came into effect on wednesday april 1st for failing to stop at a stop sign each offender will receive three points the maximum is twelve so it doesnt need many stop sign offences before your license will be revoked for three months the highway traffic act states sectional 3 a thedriver or operator of every vehicle upon approaching a stop sign a the entrance to a through highway shall bring the vehicle to a full stop immediately before entering the nearest crosswalk or if none at a clearly marked stop- line or if there is no crosswalk or stopline then immediately be fore entering the travelled portion of the through highway th1 giorgbtown herald wednesday april k 1959 page s epitaph in memory of a sexton hurra my brave boys lets rejoice at his fall for if he had lived hed have buried us all j m b joanne hair stylists tr 73911 main mill streets nov cotton brm stor rosedale floral flowers for all occasions wedding work coneges a specialty cut ftowers and funeral designs 32 albert st tr 72952 we wire flowers monuments destflra sobmltud cemetery latterno comer posts and markers a good display in stock brampton monument works wm c lanprop 68 queen st west brampton shop phones res gl 10445 gl 11613 rap tom niool phone brampton gl 13962 unable to come to the dining- room easter cards made by the girls were also presented to the residents ginger ale and cookies were ser ved to the visitors anl residents at the conclusion of the afternoons activities as on other occasions the girls brought great pleasure to the residents and other visits would be enjoyed and appreciated master of the bronte united church played the accompani ments for the hymns he also accompanied mr aubrey pickard when mr pickard sang the solo ivory palaces accompanied by mrs a- e pickard at the piano mr brock sang open the gates of the temple mr aubrey pic kard and his mother mrs a e pickard are members of bronte united church choir all the music was very appropriate the day and very enjoyable the benediction was pronounced by mr lome scotland several donations that were much apprciated were received at ter time they were 1 jams and jellies from the companions of the forest pride j of connaught circle ancient or- der of foresters oakville 2 jams and jellies from sheri dan united church oakville 3 table favours from novem ber group womens church year st christophers church burling ton 4 easter lily plants from knox presbyterian church burlington main guelph st motors 5 easier illy plants from st aidans anglican church oakville imperial ssso service 10month budget terms available from sept to june essft furnace oil mw somerville dial operator and ask for zenirh 67200 no toll charge 87 main st n triangle 73092u easter sunday march 29th be ing the fifth sunday in the month fthc church service in the chapel was conducted by several members of he society of gideons the maj ority o fthera from bronte lovely easter music and an earnest eas ter sermon made the service very- appropriate for this sacred day mr stan wright acted as the leader of the service and read the scrip ture lesson from chapter 15 of first corinthians mr eric dalton a student at the central baptist seminary in toronto delivered very sincere sermon on the topic what does easter mean to yon and me stressing the glorious facts conneced with gsrtsfetcot- urectioo mr bon brock choir- 1415 notice to creditors in the estate of john hancock mall carrier deceased all persons having claims against the estate of john han cock late of the township of es- qucsing mail carrier deceased who died on or about the 15th day i of october 1958 are hereby noti fied to send particulars of same to the undersigned on or before the 2nd day of may 1950 after which date the estate will be dis tributed with regard only to the claims of which the undersigned snail then have notice and the undersgned shall not be liable to any- person of whose claim she shall not then have notice dated at georgetown this 1st day of april aj 59 ellen elizabeth hancock ad ministratrix of the estate of john hancock by her sol icitors dale bennett and latimer georgetown ont m oy v ftt your kitchen with a custom built cup board precision made in our shop end installed with no muss or inconvenience also rooms dividers and bookcases a specialty phone today for a free estimate mino millwork ii water st tr 79771 1 monuments cemetery lettering eadons memorials 22 kino street east