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im grorgi wednesday 1891 page 2 r r hornby ball clubs tenth annual party the greatest hit of the season hornby ball park saturday july 20th featuring senior ladies ball game 7100 sharp national tordhe va cecil iworrris photo maids top two teams from east toronto softball league all star stage program banning at m artists peggy jo stewart star o saturday night jaunbaree and gountry hoedown sing ing and yodelling sensation sparton record turtisl akmirjs bolyer the mus ical king all your favorite instruments a bundle of tal ent- harold daggsuper one man band toeapping music maker always a crowd plea- sr jack mclean imperson ations a la comedy- novelties and gags for all pleasing and popular paul bros a shirley back again with their costu med comedy in harmony and son- terrific fun foolery the nicklings knock about acrobats versatile balancing comedians youve never seen the like virginia a janet de- iightful dancing team prec ision in color and rhythm beauty and enjoyment the skyliners swinging dixieland beat a treat in ev ery beat accompaniment at its very best vince- mountford mas ter of ceremonies never a dull moment adults 75c children 12 14 good parking facilities 50c under 12 seats for 3000 free new president bill carr conducts rotary meeting the rotary club of georgetown held us first meeting under the new president bill carr dick the mail bag shearley the president for 103ft57l retired at the end of his term at if insthlcal saltshiansllip dont let a worn out roof risk your home and possessions should you need a new roof well estimate the cost and you can budget it in easy monthly payments he annual meeting held june 24 the club didntj ve a meeting dominion day- t held quite a hem s turday night this is annual affair each year by members in ticular in the oator of those of pact president the club who had joined during the year the par- tywas held at the home of ken nash the evening was spent in cribbage and mother card games wth a number of the members bringing their musical instruments wtb them and providing entertain ment lunch was served by the host at the conclusion of the even ing monday evening july 8th was the first meeting under the new officers and saw an excellent at- tendance this year the officers are pushing a 100 per cent attend ance the president bill carr feels quite strongly that the club can lead the entire district this year and urged every member to put his shoulder to the wheel the president outlined the pro gram for the coming year and var ious committee functions were ex plained a chart for attendance was set up by attendance chairman walter pope in this way members will be able to check their attend ance names were drawn for a se ries of classification talks representatives of north halton high school board were present to discuss the feasibility of aid to students who wished to continue to university but were unable to do so for financial reasons speakers fred masterman ernie fqrgrave and lcn lambert were introduced by ralph ursel and thanked by the president bill carr the usual singsong was held led by steamer emmcrson and accom panied by ralph ursel on his pi ano accordion 3inl gentry 210 lb per square lockfast 185 lb per square winlox 12s lb per square 1170 1065 735 a square covers 100 square feet available in green red brown black and many blends a colour to suit every location call or come in today communion linen gift inmrspearces memory a memorial gift of communion linens and additions to the com munion service was presented by the sunshine club of which mrs pcarce was the founder and mr john emmersons sunday school i class of which jack poarcc is a i member to first baptist church j in loving memory of the laic mrs i kloetta pcarce at the morning wor- i ship on sunday georgetown ontario july 6th 1967 dear editors it has come to my attention that salesmen representing a manufac- nightthe of pois and p in toronto q adopted a selling medium which to say the least is very un ethical when such a policy is resorted to the public should be aroused by being made acquainted with the procedure when this has been dome the perpetrators should- be run out of town their employers advisedtha any return to the community would result in disaster for then here roughly is the procedure as practiced by a pair in george town they embed around the streets in yieir car until they found a teenage girl whom they thought might be beguiled into the sajles racket getting her name and- address they appeared at her residence of fering their wares far sale having little or no sales resistance she signed a contract for the purchase os two hundred dollars worth of merchandise with a down payment of 1500 ashe was pledged to sec recy as to the amount she was to pay- under the guise of having mere ly a witness to the sale they per suaded the girls grandmother who is well up in years to sign also in signing the contract she did so unaware that as a cosigner she would be obligated to pay the am ount outstanding if the teenager was unable to do so needless to say when the girls father became acquainted with the facts he immediately contacted the salesman and demanded return of the deposit and cancellation of the contract under threat of legal ac tion this has been promised by the salmesman involved and it is hop ed this pair as well as any others presuming on a venture of this kind would consider the ethics of their profession rather than resort to such a despicable attempt to cam a livelihood we cannot help but feel the manufacturer whom they repres ent would certainly be opposed to such unethical practices for the sake of protecting his business in teres ts ed a peters lincoln choice 20 oz tins tomatoes 2 35c paramount sockeye halves tin salmon 45c welch 24 pr bottle grape jlmce 33c boston brown with pork 20 oz tin aylm beans 233c lincoln choice 20 oz- tins peach halves 23c assorted flavours ko 5- 29c upton teas purple label pi e red label itcmk ib pr 19c tea bags pe 1 26 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auger that makes for convenient storage and easier 2yonoet ui georgetown transport other efficiencyimproving feat ures include lighter weight sturdier bra ces to table convenient step plates to cylinder four extralong straw walkers larger gas tank and a new roomier platform all these features have been de signed to help you do more work easier betteri faster check these advantages drop in soon and see these new massey- marris combines youll be glad you did i tr 73291 vuia i wj4 mfeafp tfwj ws v i car and for the sake of the car should be used for that purpose tests have shown states j a dykes- director service for chry sler of canada that being loft out doors in all weather conditions seriously shortens the life span of the finish on your car indeed he continues tests conducted by leading paint manu facturers show that the most harm ful weather condition to automob ile finish is the heavy dew that falls on a car during the night dykes points out that there are a few simple dov and donfs in the care of auto finish that will greatly increase the life span of that finish doi not wash a car while it is standing in the hot sun or immed iately after it has been moved out of the sun do not use extremely hot water do not use harsh detergents or cleaning materials on the finish this includes many of the house- hod detergents commonly used for this purpose do not use detergents or waxes of any kind on the finis of a new car until the paint has had an op portunity to cure this takes ap proximately three months do wash your car in the shade drying it thoroughly before exposing it to the sun do wash frequently more often in the winter than in summer us ing plenty of water so as to avoid all possible abrasive action on the paint do use a soft sponge and gentle pressure to remove the dirt if over a period of time the finish seems to lack lustre dean it thorf- oughly with a mild auto detergent dykes suggested that a process known as porcenalhung win bring pm the tnieheautyol the- finish in this process no covering wax is applied to the finish but rather a special waterthin liquid is used which seals the pores of the paint and provides ah icysmooth finish not unlike porcelain upkeep of this specially treated finish is re duced to a minimum in many in stances the car may be washed clean merely by spraying it with water dykes also- suggested that chrome fruit vegetables sweet as honev outstanding value 5 lb poly bag sunk 1st oranges 49c for a breakfast ycopener arizona good size 48s grapefruit crisp and crunch v leamington celery stalks fresh dug daily ontariogrown new potatoes 5 29c 2 25c 10 lb bag 39c cooling refresh lemons flaw calif med size 150s doz 39c with free 230 bonus tape food features bonus booster with free 250 bonus tape silver ribbon fancy 48 oz tin tomato juice 31c with free 230 bonus tape iga 2 large bottles plus deposit ginger ale 2 29c with free 250 bonus tape kellogcs cereal 6 oz pkg special k 28c with free 500 bonus tape toothpaste giant 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two min ute reports were given by the conveners mrs r mcenery and mrs r b kirkwood mrs kirk- the family physician to control a high percentage of mental illness a delicious lunch was served by mrs m baker mrs n sinclair mrs l jamieson and the hostess town clerk attends honey harbour session clarence benham clerk of geor getown attended the conference of municipal clerks held at honey harbour june 23rd to june 26th the clerks attended several lec tures at which distinguished men versed in the technicalities of mun icipal affairs spoke they were then divided intjo groups township clerks town clerks city clerks etc and hunt sessions or work shops were held where the clerk could discuss their problems ano benefit by each others experience advertise it pays l wood giving hers in the form of a reading mrs w mclean gave some interesting current events mrs w kirkwood had the mot to do unto others as you would have them do unto you an en lightening reading from the read ers digest way given 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