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o the georgetown herald wedneday augut 22 1945 your help is needed kow it we are to save our late fruits and vegetables thousands of tons are ready tor harvest will you lend a hand food la prceloon let not whu it through lack of bhpi now ik addition to oar n needs we mart alao balp feed um million of tarylng- wwpu in loentad europe thl u n trcmendoas task bat it can ba dona ipwo all do oar aaafe thla la tha taat harrnuns emergency ara liable to meet tbia year wa a9 pjlcb in and do a real job help wlh b needed from aosuat sotfa through to october oul pu1 th eoapon ixjow and mall today i rres transportation for four week aeroo train port uon wb ba paid one way for full aeaaon augnat oth to october zotb tnnaportauon will ba kald both way men evry poaiibl man pour must be put in the need 1b dcaperat volunteer your aerrlcea today women evry available band can ba used fill in lb oottpon and mail to day 1 boys and girls- tbouaanda are needed any high school atadent will inn to work on a farm baa pennlaalon and la roauestcd br the min ister of education to remain out of school tor the month of sp- ohtaeio farm servics focb fkroamatat btdkllaaja tcarosto i w i ml 1 1 fca haipln with um lata sports were bis attraction for citizens on yj day 4 v a twjoa m twfl 1 w am raax uaotm unotunb ubooa moourmm subscribe for the town paper hbltm 111kee baseball games and races attract hundreds to park the georgetown town council pro vided the tope in a aports program lor vj day that attracted ono ol the largest crowds to the park lor such an event and thus the celebration in town was held in a very orderly fas hion as compared with many of the larger centres in ontario mayor oleave reeve maodonald and all councillor and not torgetung the work of our chiel and town offi cials had some part in the arrange ment lor the celebrations but at the field day councilor bill thompson as master of ceremonies kept things humming during the ajlemoon councillors orr and mcguvray were in charge of the races in the softball games alllnnce dmeatod smith stone 12 fi the winners met the businessmen and were again victorious by an 18 4 score the glen team defeated the highly rated local squad 21 18 in uu hardball game of the day this game probably drew the most attention as rivalry ran high and the game went for 11 innings joe stamp was on the mound for the chen team while don herrington jr gave way for malvern spence for the local team the races and field events for young and old resulted as fottowa outs and boys under 6 1st race danny martin doug riebardbon freddie harison 2nd race tronany dobble roes mcguvray bernlce werd girls 12 and under muriel jane milne marilyn warnes boys 12 und under paut barber ffl carey jack lawx girls 15 and under betty conn marie hulme patsy pallister boys 15 and under ivan huffman ke th scott hugo tapp young ladies rrace betty conn mrs w reeve marie hulme young mens race everett wilson howard wrlgglesworth walter rich ardaon 3 legged race girls jean tyler and shirlcj dobbie betty conn and mirie hulme belle tennan nd kay coxe carrolls legged race boys paul barber and earl beer man ivah huffman and bert oarey john micfarlane and bui carey girls sack race patay pallister diane anthannsoft marie moran boys sack race ivan huffman earl beerman bud verey olrls shoe race jean booth ethel coxe diane anthanasofl boys shoe race ivan huffman keidh thompson paul barber ulrls ruay marie hulme and bet ty conn patsy pallister and mary mcnally dolores herrington and shirley dobble wheelbarrow race mrs scott and keith scott pte death and josie lorusso mary mcnally and bud varey oirh bicycle race elsie hutaie mnry mcnally belle tennant boys blcye race ivan huffman bob anderson jim hamilton boys rclij ivan huffman and huo tnpp jim hamilton and keith scott gary cooper and george her- riilkton j- slo it ladles race mrs b smith mrs p chaplin mrs m lawr stout men s race tom hill dick ri detail pte death ladies softball throw mrs day mfs kemshead driving nail mrs winnie pinlay mrs p chaplin throwing rollng pin mrs b smith mrs george herrington marie hulme the next time you see paris shaking off the terror of the nad nightmare paris now has a liquor cur few and other restrictions but huot paul noted author of the last time i saw paris writing in the american weekly with this sunday s aug 26 issue of th- detroit sunday times tolls why the queen of cities again will be the gay capital of old remember georgetown fair inl lw t wttks awij so ill roads lend to georgetowi on sept 7 and 8 airliner queen olives c bby omldv chke81e ib 41c londonderry crtim mixture to i4c swanxbwn cake flour pka 19c golden tip tea vilb pkg 44c pont bran flakes 3 loca 15c with tumbler qnlc quaker oats ig ft- 25c ayimer chili sauce 16c make chocolate syrup with fry cocoa 19c nabob coffee 43c i aylver blue lake ghee beans a3c9c grape nuts flakes x x7c scourinc pads 8 o 8 pta 14c taker corn flakes x 15c frolt jars 89cl5 whole pickling spice 5 zinc jar rings x5c newport fluffs pks- a5c 39c ronmiuer dot midgets n s5c old dutch cleanser u loc kill imecti with fltded 1 7c we r right to limit quwititlee of u b8rchmidl no i duchess apples 2 lb 1 5c jmc valencia oranges 288 size doz 41c 1 omatoes 6 qt bsk special week end prices lso fresh 1ettoce elcrj etuulowcr cabhigc and peaches fruit an vegetable prtcea hnbec to n rtuatjons tour fresh ground rouar coffee 19c 35c it takes more than bricks coupon tonae august 23rd 2 preserves 33 t 57 pi butt b 90 u u ffs scotts garage ro percha tires and that means its scons garage for tire dependability gutta perch a tires are among the finest products of the largest all- caoadian rubber company use your tire purchase permit to the best advantage ask for gutta perch a tires phone 161 georgetown ontario somfoay that dri am home will he ours ou are willing to fi lu for it toil iv bricks may build i housi but to build a home ou nttd more th in bricks you nctil sicirit i job i future and these i i nil on i in ulun doll ir thit v ii ilwvs buy i full dollars worth of goods a sttidv sound doll ir thit s not pulled down to hilf us ilue h inflttion thit s h it neeesmrv now more than ever now for all of us to fight and work to keep thit dolhr worth a dollar why is it so important now because nowts the time civilian goods are scarce and money is plentiful now is the time we must guard against paying more than things are worth or buying things we don t really need we must support rationing observe price ceilings tnd avoid black markets if we do this we can keep prices from shooting sky high if we dont some day we 11 be piying a dollar for fifty cents worth of goods this meari your dollars those dollars youve saved to buy your home will only be worth fifty cents thts ts inflation and ifter inflation comes depres sion we know what happened after the last war it mustnt be allow ed to happen again thats why for our own sakes and for the sake of the returned men to whom we owe a job a future a home of their own we must make sure canadas dollar re mains steady we must keep up a constant fight against our countrys enemy inflation rmutdhtrb buw1no industry cnttalo nvtxl tftm luactra of tncataott make tfiis pledge today i pledgtt myself to do my part in fighting inflation by abarvins rationing anl avoiding hlaik mark n in ai i po or firm by raapactlng prtca control and oihcr mnn inllauon measure an 1 re framing from careless anjunnktj wry boinn 1 will not i u to here one ill 1 norlllbuy dnein whorr in old n ill do by buying victory honda upporirift nation and tiding by all luch measures hich will lower the cd it of tiring and help keep pncii at a oormal lewl install automatic controlled heat in your home now fairbanksmorse stokers save coal save labour uk canadaa economy fuel stokar coal start next winter right w h kentner son