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isjs4ffcegv s v ediedjff jbwii jut 16 1b0 r t- i i ill hill i ill iliiilltfllliihli h iii iii i lllwiijiumhilll ii llli illl pilllmi iiyp w i serving the communities of oeoroetown glen yyh1jams norval umehouse hornby st ba1unafap i m v ashgrove terra cotta j vkalter cbiehn publisher nfl editor staff j bob baskervfhe dave hastings corey herrtagton jr ken cowell m jvileen bradley terry hartey a flas alvwnbec of thi canadian weehy newsfiajier association a 1kb ohlarip- blvisioicof thicwnl sh j iliiin7sftirijriniihilliibrlxlihllilntil mj i 3fts 2v vtj tvi uvc xi a subscription bate 300 a year single conies 8c each advertising rates quoted on i i g i mcgilvray r xeslie if clark the herald is printed each we iii the office at 22 main georgetown k m a scnsational parade i sertsatkwwil is the only word which carildev scribe the santa claus paradethis year ingebrge- town people are still fetking about the- pf floats which- caught the public fancy with origin- ality beauty and cornedy and the lions and jfiremen have set a high mark to shooratfor next december and one which will be hard to perhaps the best thing of all was the break in weather which allowed the parade to go antasj schedulectr all that morning it poured rain and parade chairman dick riddall and his committee were on tenterhooks wondering what to do arid whether to proceed as if an answer to prayer the rain stopped just before parade time and there was a couple of hours respite before it started drizzling again late inthe atfernoononly xne float was cancelled out because of the rain and the rest showed up in all their finery it showed what can be accomplished by a lot of hard work on the part of the organizers plus generousass jsts from groups who prepared floats tf tsa busy time of year tor everyone and we can appreciate the efforts of those busy people who used their time and talent to provide such a fine afternoon for thepublic fibsem renovatin tojof snjtttt officiated in knox preabyterian church chapel for the recent wed ding of miss vema speera dau ghter of mr and- jrs verne speejaguelphiwl upyd grozelle son of mr and mrs h groxeye callander the bride chose a twopiece streetlength dress of pale blue crystal charm with threequarter length- sleeves- and peter pan col lar and styled onjbflncess- lines with it she wore pale blue shoes and a half rfflxa jheaddias of blue crysw charm v which shoulder length veil anftl carried f corsage of red roses on ai white bible w jfa donald rjmpselt attenjded her sister as matron of honor alid wore a sleeveless dress of navjr crystal harh with a dropped waistline and large bow at the back complering ensemble with white elbowlength glove navy shoes fed a corsage of pink u and some beautiful decorating while passing out the compliments another bouquet goes to all those residents who joinedin the chamber of cornerce campaign of christmas hcrne decorating to turn our town into a real hol iday picture there were those who used large amounts of originality in striving for decorations which joflere different and there were dozens of others who used the more routine ideas lighted trees lights around windows and doors a candle in the window it was confusing it was quite a week of explanations when the herald failed to make its customary appear ance the wednesday after new years we thought we had fully explained that the two wednesday issues were being advanced to saturday because of the tuesday holidays but habit dies hard and when the paper did not show up in mail boxes thursday morning there was a flood of enquiries which continued right up to saturday morning for those who may think they missed an issue we explain again that there really were three heralds issued in the three weeks one on dcember 1 9th one on dec 22nd and another on dont let it happen an editorial in the wipgham advancetimes points the danger of small towns losing theatres unless attendance is boosted the trouble is says the wing ham editor thakmany people sit home glued to their tv i sets anvlfont realize how big and beautiful a real movie ran be r our local movie house is in the same boat with others in the country its playing firstrate firstrun pictures in cinemascope and colour to a handful of people those that see the pictures enjoy thern but not enough people see them r it would be a sad loss for georgetown if the local theatre was forced to close because of lack the sum total added up to a pretty picture and those w t an evening to tour the town to view results were welil rewarded for their trip perhaps the most impressive sight of al was- the dominion seed house with its huge lighted stsr lighted trees and clever use of blueand red floedlightsor the building it commanded atten tion from the streams of higrtway traffic and the seed house management deserves a special word of thanksfor their fine contributionlo the christ mas scerte dec 29th the latter two were those which nor mally would have been printed on dec 26th and jan 2nd last week we had an extra budget of news mr willis sneers attended the groom as best man following the ceremony a re ception was held at the home of the brides parents for about so guests the brides mother ceived in a blue dress trimmed with satin navy accessories and corsage of pink carnations assist- by the grooms mother who wore a flowered navy taffetadr navy accessories and pink carna tion corsage for the wedding trip to niagara falls the bride wore her wedding dress with a winter white bar and gloves brown coat shoes and purse and a corsage of red roses the couple will reside in acton mr grozelle is employed at the local smith stone plant guests attended frem callander toronto erin and georgetown moeval norvdl united ye remodelling pro- unitedchurch furthered when the sunday school room and kitebeh were remodetjedt a report of the work given fri day at the annual meeting of the laidlaw wjjbani laidlaw hamfl- church pointed out that improve ments included rewiring painting new lights and a new ceiling the work fouoweclinstallation of a new furnace in 1j935 fridays meeting with bey w edgar gill as ehaiianrfonowed a noon dinner served by the church ladles r six retiring members of the board f stewards were reelected for terms william hy atwlaidlair hartley owrteron cjrk itfons murray laird and mrs ctoraonmhter mac alexand- derwas ejected to replace another j6selp browhridge who front the distrijcj thfeyear other- meinbers of thehoaidwlmr continue in office are wilbert cleave wkt graham garnet ton mclaughlin bert carney ikon jfurray ted beckford and wir baby bani- lreid clack lyons was named chair man of the sunday school and the 1957 missionary anct ma committee will caaisebamu ton- lyons and mrs norman latd- law mis coombs continues as church leader bath v wilson andp elaine jlaird organists jfcpd be choircommitt is composed of x laidlav tiloyd laidlaw buth wilson mrs jack fay nobler vlpna t laicttaw earl hyatt ftfin norman laiduw audi cleaye members of the board f- tfusteesare lornfr cleave walt tsraluuf james laidlaw normikt laidlaw ll col a l noblffarv- ley cameron bert xrney and hain uton ilclaughiin m sporto the various acgani- tations were given at the meeting including the jsunday school young peoples union choir wa and wjta mission and clark jrons and mrs murray in the session report statistics given included 29 baptisms in is56 two marriages two deaths and four added to- the membership roll of the church total mem bership of the church at present his 143 the session is composed of mr giuas chairman and members hamilton lyons llcol a l building sand travel t- i fill top soil tom haines glen waiiams triangle 73302 employed in thc local smith for a week and a half had transpired since the stone office before her marirage lastpublication the experiment was successful for us at least ill was the first time that two papers had been issued in one week and it was with crossed fingers that we pushed into a second issue even before the december 1 9fh one was off the press we made it on schedule however and the her ald staff had two nice holiday weekends to relax after a busy december of customers it would be another light out in a a town which needs all the lights it can muster we havent reached that stage yet but it could happen as it has in such towns as pa inver sion the local movie house is a private enter prise and it can only operate at a profit but it is also a community place of entertainment and as such should be supported by the community why not make a new year resolution to tear yourself away from tv two or tnree nights a the brjde chose a gown which featured a white lace bodice with mother of pearl trimming sweet heart neckline long sleeves and a double net skirt over taffeta her fingertip veil was held by a mother of pearl crown headdress and she carried a cascade bouquet of red roses she woreimaatching set of pearl earrings ana necklace a gift of the groom mrs russell coulson as matron of honour wore a street length paj- 4tclhluc taffeta dress with sweet heart neckline and matching bol ero her ensemble includedtfiatch- ing feather headdress and net gloves and she carried a cascade of white shasta mums miss margaret early was organ ist and soloist r george thomas sang the wedding prayer and o perfect love groomsman was stanley wilson and douglas irv ing and frank mckerr acted as ushers the bride was given ta marriage by her father william henry mrs william henry wearing a month and take in a really good movie youttnarcoal lace dress with turquoise be doing your theatre and- your com unity a f av our and youll wonder how you could have sat home viewing those corny oldlate shows when a little theatre perhaps appearance of the brampton players here next week sets us wondering again if a loc lit tle theatre group could not be formed at least one georgetown couple are interes- ted for- mr ana mrs ron brighty are members of the group and were instrumental in bringing the play to town if others who would i iu o lo act in batricals7or who have faent for scenery design lighting or other behindstage activities would in dicate such interest to the brightys perhaps it would be the start there is nothing better for a town than an active dttle theatre it is a cultural force which brings pleasure not 6nly to participant- but to everyone for the resulting public performances can be highlights of a towns entertainment i ihereisatways talent oh haod witness a little town like elora which boasts a dramatic group second to none in ontarib similar talent can be developed here and it would be a happy day when georgetown could make an entry in the dominion drama festival meanwhile we hope the brampton players will be greeted- with a full house nextthursday your attendance wijl have double value for be- sides an evening of entertainment you will be as horn r sisting georgetown hospital association to net proceeds will go- mayor names committee chairmen 1957 council sii iwcunneullora will retein theirjloliosxln the 1957 gec- uru oounjell meet- armstwrig named j continue as mittee year alfred sykes shifts from re- fare light and police tobocome ch of veterans atftfrs and his farmer post wu lie ld- new couneillorvf aflen harrison another newcotm perso of thvobbk v1 alien gray water allen harrison roads gray hale sargent allen mcgilvray j public woksobue mcgilvray hydesykea propertyrhyde gray- hale industrial andtown planning sargent sykes harruon- gray ice 1 hani- affairs firemen fine 0r ss5n mccaliumhenry wows in ebenezer church nessie elizabeth rhoda henry daughter of mr and mrs william norman henry r r 1 campbell- ville became the bride of finlay alexander mccallum son of mr and mrs neil mccallum r r 3 milton in a ceremony at ebenezer united church conducted by rev alex calder georgetown the church was decorated with white mums and fern for the wedding the groom a member of the lome scots pipe band is the brother of mrs max bradbury who accessories and a corsage of yel low roses received the 7ff guests at the reception in the church basement she was assisted by the grooms mother attired in a pastel blue taffeta dress with black accessories and a corsage of red rosea the hall was decorated with blue and white candles and white mums mr and mrs mccallum are liv ing m milton hornby present electric clock to hornby orange hall presentation of an electric clock for the orange hall at hornbywiui made by three mem bers at a meeting of lol 165 on january 10th several visitors from milton lodges were present to- view the presentation which was made by william bailey gordon brigden and douglas leslie the royal arch degree was later conferred on mrv leslie and mr brigden by the hornby lodge serving of lunch concluded an enjoyable exening for the lodge baptist m ttaorgatown oddpallows hll blhlscroi945sn muln worship t 1 k mimlf 7pr4 doaydjc myths about yourheacthi laboratory explodes pat thearias at the physical fitness research laboratory university of illinois men and women from all walks of life are measured by a battery of 139 tests tor agility endurance strength balance flexibility and power these tests proved that many pet theories about health in cluding many of your own are only myths 10 i know a shortcut to fitness no you dont just as ther is no royal road to learning thara is no short cut to fitnass for anyona t- acraff nas n laiinrumess nr a continuing program of exercise to heap the body supple and heap tha nervo supply to your organs freo from pressure chiropractic clinic tuesday 12 pjw to pjm thursday 12 pjm to pjm saturday 11- ajm to 6 pjm 2 main st triangle 73401 dl cay dc e tetrault dc dr j burns milne dental surgeon mill street tr 72871 dr john r kerby practice of dentistry xray triangle 73641 main street georgetown fra petc ucensed auctioneeb prompt service 1 po box 413 tr 72864 georgetown georgetown animal clinic c w- sayars dvjm 106 guelph street opposite armstron tr 7274t no dntoimq go by bus reux enjoy- th beauty of the 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