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jgcq i i v 7- 7 ii r v you are cordially invited tqlctjenda to meet sandy best cards uch evryone wacomie sponsored by esoesing pc association dancing row lions move meeting place regular advertisingpays j the lions club of georgetown held their regular meeting tues day may slst at the mcgibbbn house their last here after over a quarter of a century of tuesday night assemblies since the duti was chartered in atl a recent surge in membership forced the move to fe larger meeting room don barrager presented gladys mcgibbon with a bouquet on be half of the club stating their re gret at having to make the neces sary change and that nthey leave the mcgibbon honse with many memories ot the past 26 years she was thanked for her coopera tion ana serviceduring ihis line miss mcgibbon in turn thanked the hots and mentioned the staffs enjoytnent in having the club she said that she had watched it crow steadily tq its present status where with a membership of 43 hotel accommodation was no longer ade quate for a dab of such size she wished them success in their work in the years to come the guest speaker for the even ing jack gummell of oakville was introduced by president dick fcid- dall a representative of investors syndicate mr- gummell pointed out the importance of easb invest ments in a sound company which shows good returns to the invest or he was thanked for his talk by ai cornish tne lions next regular meeting will be held in the canadian leg ion hall gome and enjoy the best social dance youve ever attended thursday june 6th 830 pm georgetown legion hall meet sandy best haltons progressive conservative candidate modern and old tvme dancing free auspices of the georgetown progressive conservative association dog control report is hoard by urban board tjwo officials of the district hu- jnane society at- oakville director ross pearen and shelterkeeper alan mcnab reported on the pro gress of dog control in this area at the may meeting of the north jialton urban board held in geor getown wednesday may 15th the board whteltconipbises rep resentatives irom acton milton and georgetown caned the dele gation when at the last meeting it was pointed out that a number of dogs were still running free in these towns a report on the operations of the- control truck in this area was given by mr mcnab jwho stated that so far this year the truck had travelled some 2000 miles and picked up 61 dogs eleven of these were reclaimed by their owners and all but two of the remaining dogs were destroy ed these two were taken into oakville homes he explained that the truck visited the towns at least twice weekly sometimes in the very early morning and sometimes at night in an effort to pick up the strays he stated that there are only eight complaints on record since the first of the year and that these had been thoroughly looked into by the police he stressed that residents seeing dogs running loose should notify the local police of the street and time so that the next trip will be made to that particular town at that time it was suggested by the board members that the dogs may be coming educated to the fact that they should stay out of sight when the control truck is around an other more likely view was that the dog owners were the ones who were learning an invita tion to inspect the shelter at any time was extended to the members by the director turning to the fire area agree ment acton questioned the argu ment of the eaquesing delegates in opposing the idea of providing locdpoofrie cowocatfor at urvo on saturday mrs john bellind jbcelyh w main st s attended the convocation ceremony at univers ity of western ontario london where miss marilyn bell received her bc degree marilyn who is working in sanda returned home with them for the weekend mr and mrs harold henry and daughter dianne 15 market street and mrs- henrys mother mrs w rowley toronto motored to lon don on saturday when mr henry received his ba degrep at the yniversity of western ontario con vocation other guests included his parents anil sister mr and mrs j carrie wingham and mr s haliwho was his high school principal scout klke to hickory guests of hunt club georgetown anglers add hunters provided a wonderful day for the 2nd cub pack on saturday when they were hosts at the clubhouse at hickory fails to an enthusiastic group of cubs the boys with their leaders hik ed to hickory in the morning ar riving in time to eat their lunch which they had packed pat ken nedy from- the district forestry of- fice in hespeler was present to show a film on tree planting and give the boys tips on the value of trees other films were shown by the club one on forest fires and a humorous one about three bears v aagej the orpr hmtald wednesday may 49th 1bct see the economlcal i xi it 57 studebaker champion hicken clapham corner maple aye end jfth line tritngle 73952 georgetown mmmmmmmmtmm m uu town with funds for the pur chase of a new rural fire truck actons mayor ed tyler drew the boards attention to the calmness displayed by the delegation when it was suggested that fire protec tion would be nil on the expir ation of the present agreement he said that eaquesing town ship had made an offer to buy the acton truck and stated that it was their desire to deal separately with each town on the fire agree ments rather than the urban board july 1st was the date agreed upon by the board for the expiration of the agreements an increase in fees for crown attorney 1 d dingle was under discussion the day prior to the board meeting when a county council committee met with the attorney general in toronto it was suggested by the hon mr roberts that the best answer to haltons large growth might be a fulltime crown attorney george town reeve stan allen reported that the matter is to be discussed with mr dingle brampton drivein visit kiddies free piayiand show niotrrty at dusk come as yaw jtm last showings today dday 6vm of june adult plus cockleshell heroes r taylor scope and color fltlday and saturday may 31 june 1 randolph scott in tall man riding color francis in the haunted house mickey roone monday and tuesday june 3 and 4 susr hayward in untamed tyrone power plus color cartoon adult scarlet spoor blazing technicolor all star cast vtfednesday thursday june j and the trouble with harry adult vistavision tech edmd cwenn j forsythe ten tall men color randolph scott color cartoon t friday saturday june 7th th last frontier victor mature scope color spy chasers h7 i hr p if to give retailers and their staffs the advantages of a 5 day week a num ber of georgetown merchants have petitioned for a change in the store clos ing byuw the necessary legislation has been passed by the town council and will now take effect ccmvmehcing next mem june 3rd the following stores will be all day mondays 4 tues wed thurs sat to 630 pm and fridays to 900 pm these hours are already in effect ingeorgetown for grocers butchers arid barber shops and have now been extended to include the following stores clothing dry goods cotton brothers garners henrys clothing macmurdos silvers dept store sj furniture harold c mcclure ltd shbes maher shoe stores variety georgetown 5c to 1 00 store jewellery barkers gift shop mcnamaras jewellers sewingj machines dyson sewing machine co i v t0mhii