rfche Legion pub night was successful Another exceptional busy week end is now behind us with Pub Night on Friday The Ladies Auxiliary Birthday Supper their on day and a Zone Met ting in on Sunday Those thai didn I show up tor the Pub Night last Friday evening missed the best night that been put on Branch in i long long lime and unfortunately I was one of the ones that missed it The club room and lounge were packed was excellent the and the meal was most enjoyable meal pies and pens Jimmy sang a few songs and organizers of the evening Gib Telford Wright Smith and Jimmy Hayes Alice gets special mention for pre paring the peas and Gib thanks all who helped In any way with an vote of thanks to George also to Harold and Mac McLean for serving the meal A successful tvcnl of any kind mcins lot of work and a lot of willing workers and the hope is that Gib Telford who is i branch executive Ins Ways and Mi ins as his ihnrnnn ship will have mother evening such as this planned for num bers friends in the I- Auxilnry Banquet Convenor Clarke and her Indus that helped prepared and served a fibulous roast beef dinner last Siturdiv to mem of the and their husbands and guests on the occasion of our list Invited guests were Br inch Badham wife Elsie and Auxiliary Hose Auxiliary one Sports Officer Isobel Jums both Tram Brampton Br 15 nil Hose ihe ladies for llieir invitation to Hit dinner and told us we ere the largest in the zone I there arc legions in lone ind that we were the second The tint nil auxiliaries are torn milted 10 supporting spent this year and one time the bursar was be spent on a child to further thtir education but from now on sons and diught en of Auxiliary members will Legion Lines Roma be to from the Tt is my other enlightening bits of inform lion Comride Host passed on us from her recent meeting wilh Com mand our dent II izel Dumper will fill ill so I surest we all be there this Thursday it Opinio Find out all Hazel Lorn Green with ind winners of the door pruts were Helen I J provided lilt musie fur in tuning of darning illhoughwe lost stve ril guests frr short time down slurs whin wenl to get to the Pub hi in the lowifc they up again i First Vice I iz ind ntcrl Convenor Anne Nicholson were in charge of the you cm on i job well dune Norm 1 right Clirke Harrison ind Mil in illended the Zone uncling in on Sun div likes things done right by the rule book as did Norm Ward when he w is president so the irold his it ire hard lobe it when thtv find something that dots not igrtt wilh them The had their so on em bet the git htir point On October there will in ptnnl of interest is Bill Shields his been appointed Constitution Bylaws Officer and in of know Bill Isnv re is good news for you Bingo players Bingo btguion Wed Sept It will run Die simt wiv is MEET THE PRESIDENT Marg Lamothe Halloa Hills Jill Club Marr has been wilh tin roup for three During that time she was on a number of eonimiltti- ind llns is second term as president The club has girls enrolled It offers gymnastic instruction for and pre competitive git Is and is run through the town recreation department men provides facilities and and the fees by the department in wilh tin executive The elub belongs to the Ontario Gymnastic Parents of the girls in belong the group club and help raising activities organizing and running local meets arranging uniforms and maintaining liaison with Thegirls fets ire on the amount of workout time use weekly whether Ihcv ire in Competitive level girls usually for hours each week plus doing of an hour of ballet Pre girls do hours of work out as well as ballet Mrs her husband and Iheir Iwo daughters on Drive They have been in Georgetown over seven She is a supply leather with Board of She square dancing canoeing and playing the piano bird and watth for ails in our loc piper for all Til it should have been J inui Smith who helped with the hop Kits last Sunday not Jimtt Wright Sorry II NIGHT bit night coming up this Saiurd wilh ihe Imperial s Social Night night eouple spot door prics tor further mfor malum eill Jimmy Those w to be pari of shuffleboard this winttr come on down this Thursday evening around om tcim See Hob or Jim or Cam is a good lcaUf ind will jour help it will eonlmue to Ik- to friends gel them Our good buddy Andy is in in for mi I will be laid up for bo lit I to 10 weeks lies in room Wcllesley Orthopedic Wellesln St In sure lit d from Jo ich hirr pho for Million Nit hi going going going ill Clarke Gib Telford Smith or isk it bar Jimmv list Thursdiy is did Gib Tel ford indCim won one gunit inn on out this Thursday folks do your best and ips I tin put you down i winner week games THFIir WI1 NOT HE- LORN HO AS bers This is your of officers ind if you can possibly mike il to Ihe meeting it will be to your benefit To e on lent work vour section does need ml working mem bcrs going jiid John brother of asked llnl I pit thank all mem btrs met while here for the wonderful welcome and shown Ihim during their visit to They line to return home now We ire pie their vis it ind hint they return lorentw acquaintances We had i of thinks at our executive meeting from Jim 11 ill who is coach of Wresthn eorgttt Schoolboy towards four We wen lo help these jnunt while nled C mid opportunity to do llns Inn Hill when m group wert ilsLWltn Hi hid It ind lie Ihismghlt Is llii first i mlinnei I Sept for idenls meel iht tie it is a ind st tickeis will go on silt on the lrthnf Hi you ind and il for i Open In ind mem wilh tint member of ihe imily having the liektl In words mem or one ind one buy tin tnlv memlKr ptrdmilv Tltt 19 19 J Page 1 THE HOMEFRONT The busy season is here September lo are months that edK the 1 usicsl weeks of the ye Nit only is there tin task preparing children winler clothing blankets for the nights finding a burial place for obsolete shorts and top and between navel or weave your own as school class i pi ions but is the vegetable It tledieilttl maker who possesses the highly devekpitl hoarding it would I Darwin Iheiry of the human species having voKed from apes Gathering nuts is presently Sleepless season inherited the stocking winter SOAPBOX WINNERS These are the class winners In the Georgetown Soapbox Derby held afternoon In lelttorigtil ore Gardner Junior Group II winner John Junior Group A winner and Danny Martin Senior Group winner In the back row is Dave Srnlor Group winner A number of local Industries donated towards Ihe derby including caps and t thirls Herald photo Ballina fad plans fall bazaar at September meeting sense from however this is tht acci kilchm is permmi it main skins and the of bushel a one fights I produce else lakes make stead trips from tht kitchen to the basement freezer bigs of beans chard apples peppers and from the children of Mom need to by singleminded If there s none in the recur II buy a bushel Outraged etples ns an ever mounling pile up ith the abundant ondplact as children Mom lean find my gym socks and one hesitates to It II them they hau probably been in sterilized phnls Grand finale limit to all llns hustle is the wmt making ill tht realization of threat that has your head ever since you blanched your arrival of the fruit fly iou may lo control the pesk little throughout Ihe slicing of reen peppers bul with the first crushed gript proliferate in their leading om they a breed nt incubation period of Too Ini suet launch a search ind mission ill one e in do is to them out of Ihe hot dogs Ihe barrels of wine finish in Hal Never change injs of Mom have seen my track shoes Idlv I scrape vet anolher tomato seed from the win li w jit muse the missing shoes are it tht i idding Iwxly to ID I SMITH The corn mist dauet id by hall wis will illended on night Com munit pro vitltd Hit music corn and enjoyed and all sen seemed to a good The next dance to look ird to will be the Hallo visitorsivilh Mr and Mrs John 1 were Misses and Williams from Sussex England ind Mr and Mrs Brian Loughnan from Stntia Mr and Mrs John hive home after Hit nl in Winniptf where Ihe atlended tht wed ding of their nephew The mil for Sep timber mtttmg the home of Mrs Don Brown The presi called the muling In rand opened in lit usual way I dith Volmir live the divotional The roll tall was answered by each number Ihe lot of school the attendtd win the plins made for Ihe fill ir and two to cater to in the ntarfutun Mrs read a on abortion and idist us The ictivily part of the pint is that mira to hand to secrelarj a slamped eard to hi or tile munities and ilttn and issistcd ihanda iitnl ti a followed is good news lo the in this wnk s news i ind son on id i ind ire bo III doing fine 1 im slown much improvt mtnt since rtturning to homes and id was from list on Ins to Mr and Mrs Jesse Milmry whoetle llieir llsi wedding 17 IODE hears about trip to the Isle of Man meeting with Queen hipttr I Of I- wish lit nut of MissUuth I in Mind iv s hi lttitt Mrs loin e illitl Hi muling to Ihi irilhoii rtorltt in ind llu miuulis the in the progress s loin read Ihe One of our mtmbtrs Mrs Mrs Mabel San Ihlili ienrie gave us son Tin ind mug porl wis giviiiby Miss Helm Mr 1 v ins uhtir idt to s limit mil the inledh hum ir of Hit Irish guests at wedding fiu of I thin gride Mr i tin Minx Assotuliou I hid the privilege of a and Addison to marry George Ethel Wilson are happy lo announce the forthcoming marriage their daughter Joanne Marie to David Wilfrid Addison son of Dick and Millie Addison Hamilton The wedding to take place September at United Church Local dog entered in Retriever trials I prize winning illaek librador fate 10 other dogs Sept at the Gaines ino Trials near Port Competing dogs and their Inndlers will gither from Ontario several pro vinces and the United States by the Ontario Field Trial lion the prestigious meet i by the makers of Gaines dog foods Eligibility for is to dogs w ho have placed in an licensed trial in Ihe open stake There were just dogs ell this year Dogs will follow a course through land and water to their courage memory and nalural Judges for hi event ire George Young of and of Wisconsin Spectators been invited wlllioul charge to the trial pm rain or shine ters will be at Goreski Lake side Resort on Island of the from Northern Ireland to at tend the wedding July of Linda Graham and it Hilton Hills Ptnte costal Assembly Rev performed the ceremony and DeKlecr was the organist The bride father George Graham gave the bride in nnrnagc The bride wore a while moonlight pocster gown with a hi ruffled train The sheer bodice and sleeves had satin ind dress had a keyhole neckline She wore i picture hat trimmed with lace and flowers carried red dais and breath The matron of honor and wore ballerina length dresses with a bodice shoestring straps and a long sleeved Jacket with a ruffled collar They earned white daisies and mums the color of their dresses DRESS Mrs Lynn Sargent was the matron of honor and wore a peach colored dress The bridesmaids were Mrs Kim Phillips Maureen Graham and Wendy Graham They wore dresses of yellow green and blue respectively The beat man was John Sargent and the ushers were Rick Phillips Alex Ovenden and Bernard Young The reception was held at the Lion Hall In Georgetown was no formal receiving tor the reception the bride wore a long gown in deep rose with a m itching lace trimmed cope a of while sweet heart roses The groom molher Mrs Shirley wore a long gown of gray a mauve floral sheer and a corsage of while sweetheart roses For her travelling outfit the bride wore a two piece bolero and skirt of creamcolored shot linen a sheer long sleeved pale green blouse and corsage of ivory roses TON Guests the wedding from Toronto Peterborough Bolton and Milton The bride Mrs June Gra ham and Mrs Doreen McQueen and her cousins Peter and Jill Graham attend from Belfast Northern Ireland The bride was feted at showers given by Mrs Lynn Sargent Mrs Kim Maureen Graham and Whitlam A Jock and Jill party pool was also held at the home of Mr and Mre McCrlsUll The couple honeymooned In the and will be living on Mountninvicw Road m Georgetown The bride works the Canada Man power office In Brampton and the groom works at the Bank or Montreal in Et obi coke Georgetown Kinsmen Your fastest growing Service