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GEORGETOWN SMOKE- EATERS IN PARADE Georgetown volunteer firemen Inspect a In Pumper entered In the two mile parade in Aurora by the Milton volunteer department The n firemen were in attend the of the Association from the left are Wild Wilson Harry Brian Fife and J iik Davidson firemen from Milton Georgetown and marched as a representation of the lumber Credit Volunteer Firefighters Association This stone fireplace is part of a hostel for Bruce Trail hikers which has been HOSTEL ON THE TRAIL built by Limited on property just west of Eventually it Is hoped a complete campsite shelter will be erected there Silverwood Mr Mrs Marching ton visited at the home of Mrs sister at Walkerlon and attended the Centennial celebration of that town Mr Mrs George Henderson entertained the Acton Junior Farmers at their cottage Lake last week end and all report a good time Sympathy Is extended to Mrs William and family on the death of her son Weir last week Mrs Mlnda Corbett Is visiting at Chatham to attend the wed ding of her granddaughter Mr Ben Case and a friend from Gait had a pleasant two week vacation In Quebec Mr Mrs Gordon Smith have had as their guests Mr It Mrs and daughter from Memphis Tennessee Mrs Mrs Smiths sister Sorry to hear of the death of Mrs I indauer father who died in Germany recently Miss Carolyn Watson of and Miss Wendy Chaplin of Georgetown spent a few days at their grandparents farm Mr Mrs George Burt Mrs George Burt Even drinking water Is available at the new hostel for Bruce Trailers just west of Limehouse This pump on the site is part of the good will gesture made by Indusmin Limited to the Bruce Trail Club The hostel is a short distance off the trail and must be reached by a blue blazed side rail Bogus US MO Bills Passed in Georgetown Counterfeit United States currency is again being passed In Ontario according to a warning Issued through North Ha II on detachment of he Ontario Provincial Police Counterfeit and sections of the OPP says caution that 10 and denominations arc being passed The bills arc the most common and the easiest to detect Poor Job The bills are described as having poor printing on the front The most common serial numbers on bills which have appeared to date are and A291W2WB Five of the bills were passed in Georgetown while one was reported by a merchant In Glen A suspect has been picked Up In the Barrle area In connection and other bills others were seized at the same time police say Police wain an persons suspecting they time received a counterfeit bill should Not return it to the passer even if he offers to exchange It for a genuine note Delay the passer on any excuse possible 3 Call the police department or detachment immediately Mentally retain a good iption of the passer If he out before police arrive attempt to obtain and write down the licence number of his vehicle If you suspect you have a counterfeit note do NOT attempt to pass it off The penally for knowingly passing counterfeit money Is up to 14 years In penitentiary Wilfred L McDonald Was Esquesing Farmer Funeral service took place at the Harold C McClurc Funeral Home Georgetown on August for Wilfrid McDonald who died suddenly at his home Milton on July He was Son of and Mary Hume McDonald he was born In Township and moved to at an early age where he farmed at Lot 12 on the Line He attended Waterloo public school and was a member of Boston Presbyterian Church He leaves his wife Ellen whom he married in 1925 two children Thomas of R 115 Milton and Joan Mrs Lloyd Milton a grandson Bradley McDonald and a brother of Georgetown was predeceased by brother Frank Rev Lewis conducted the funeral service with in terment following in Greenwood Cemetery Pallbearers were James Brown Harold Ritchie Hume Gordon Fisher Gordon and James Fisher bearcri were James Pearson Gary Neilson Burt Speck and Cook Callander Man Leaves Son Here An of G Smith Sons ltd at Callander until his retirement Alfred I Fred recently in hospital after a lengthy illness He was B A Callander resident for years he was born at Cape St Quebec son of Ihi late Mr and Mrs Prosper He attended St Alphonsus Church in Callander and was an Ice fishing enthusiast He leaves his wife whom he married In 1914 four sons Ernie Rex dole Aurclle Earl of Glen Williams Roger North Bay and Gerald Kingston three daughters Mrs Pretty Oshawn Mrs Bouffard Toronto and Mrs G Hayes Downers Grove Illinois seven grandchildren and a sister Mrs N Cape St Rev Sturgeon officiated at funeral mass In St Church and interment was in Callander Cemetery Choose It from Canada IsrQost rental fleet of cars and trucks ANDREW MURRAY MOTORS ITS JUST DOWN THE HILL a Slips East of Main St Page 4 THE GEORGETOWN HERALD AUGUST TRIO DISCOUNT FINAL WEEK SUMMER CLEARANCE SHOOFLY Insect Repellent4 AIR MATTRESS OUR PRICE BEACH BALLS 20 Inch 29 Kodak MM MOVIE 01 OUTFIT Super 8 A DR SCHOLLS SANDALS 88 Ft PLASTIC BOAT 99 STEEL WALL is POOL 99 BLACK FLAG House Garden 88 63x12 STRAUSS SOLID STATE BATTERYELECTRIC 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