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n notmram mntu day aumw mih int page 4 1hemmlbao tourism in canada georgetown ontario 31 byron streev august 1st 1900 to the editor the georgetown herald v the protagonists of the tourist industry in this country are to be commended for their advocacy of setting forth the beauties of nature in canada which is unexcelled in any country in the world pictures cannot too vividly por tray the various areas which na ture lovers want to see a huge advertising campaign of vacation resort areas both for summer and winter might well be the means of interesting not only visitors from our neighbouring and other countries but also conserve cana dian tourist dollars to be spent at home the various conservation auth orities are accomplishing wonders in transforming former wastelands into veritable paradises for lovers of the great outdoors these areas are accessible with a mini mum trip and the facilities are all anyone could desire there is no need to travel hundreds of miles to get to a resort where swimming boating picmcing and such may be enjoyed they are veritably righvat our front door- thanks to the government projects rthe other beneficial projects of the conservation plan such as re tention of ample water supplies by proper damming prevention of erosion caused by quick runoff and the reforestation programs among other things are of trem endous value apart from the re creational aspect there is one feature related to the conservation program which is sadl being overlooked one has only to drive to almost any area upon which many thous ands of dollars have been spent to acquaint himself with the atrocl ous condition of the roads lm mediate leading to the areas whj these roads particularly or an road generally in this pro- ince the richest of al should be in the condition the art ii hard to understand where are our roadbuilders have we any from the municl pal leel to provincial it would appear we are lacking men with the qualifications to do real road building how arc we to expect an influx i of tourism with the roads in their j present condition no al bi need be forthcoming as to the severity of the last winter and its effects on the roads canada has btrn and will be subject to such win ters and surely we can find men who will take this into consider ation in the roadbuilding program the terrific wastage of gravel roads which revert to potholes af ter the first ram have been too long m evidence and are a reproof to the roadbuilders and hard sur face roads are the only answer to this condition the toll of damage to vehicular traffic over the years has warrant ed abolition of the gravel roads if we intend to cater to cana dian american and foreign dok iars to our tourist trade it is high time we quit fooling around and la only permanent roads no mat ter where those roads may be put down i yours truly common sense milton music teacher bride at campbeuville many friends and relatives ex tended their congratulations to mr and mrs tom manes follow ing their wedding in rtassagaweya presbyterian church on saturday afternoon july 2ett at 30 the bride he former donna mcmu ian is the daughter of mr and mrs grant mdmilun r r 2 rockwood and a niece of mr and mrs john l barber 13 norman dy blvd and will continue her work as music supervisor in the milton schools the groom thomas malcolm manes is the son of mr and mrs oscar manes of r r 1 acton and an employee of the ford company oakville jtev harold man- officiated at the double ring ceremony in a setting of pink and white gladioli and ferns with lighted tapers in candelbra a reception followed the ceremony attended by over 100 and in the evening there was a dance in brookville hall at tended by some 250 kenneth r harrison of george town played the organ for the ceremony which opened with so loist elmer dredge w campbell t ville singing the lord s prayer after the bridal party assembled at the altar during the signing of the register he sang o per feet love the bride was given m marriage by her father she chose a floor length gown with a fitted bodice lilypointed sleeves and a scalloped sabrina neckline a pearl se- qulned cap held her fingertip length veil she carried a white bridal bible with a white and mauve orchid stephanotis jmd trailing ivy her pearl necklace and earrings were the gift of the groom the brides four attendants were all gowned in white and mauve carrying daisies the maid of honour was miss catherine elliott brookville while bridesmaids were hisses patricia manes and miss jean manes sisters of the groom their gowns were white with a floral design in mauve flocking on the nylon overskirts and mauve sashes there were mauve bows on the large white picture hats and their other accessories were in white and mauve the maid of honour carried cascade of yellow shasta daisies with trailing stephanotis while the bridesmaids earned smaller bouquets of yellow daisies the flower girl was miss karen manes of streetsville a niece of the groom her dress was ol white nylon with a mauve sash and there were streamers of mauve on her picture hat she carried a basket of yellow roses and white awta daisies groomsman was dave manes the groom brother the ushers were harold manes of streetsville brother of the groom and don mcmillan moffat uncle of the bride a reception followed in the church parlor decorated with streamers and flowers mrs mcmillan wore for her daughters wedding a sheath of rose lace over taffeta with rose and white accessories a white gardenia circled by pink roses formed her corsage mrs manes assisted wearing a sheath dress of navy blue nylon travel notes lowest trans atlantic fares to england and scotland pay later plan available for all flight john r barber itwnl jowl barbst agency msumnce trava tk 74114 mill strt atguiiphsl andrixwai uki 1 james h lyons s0ns constructon um1icd c i i r a i omk ior fred kitchener painting gt decorating t rorc riown coition over taneu wiiii wuue u navy accessories her corsage was alsa a gardenia with pink roses centering the brides table was the threetiered wedding cake made by the brides mother and decorated by mrs muriel hall aunt of the groom in the top of the cake was a music box which played the bridal march while the couple cut the cake guests were present from to ronto glen williams streetsville moffat dundas buffalo parry sound hamilton georgetown campbeuville brampton guelph milton districts the popular young couple left on a wedding trip to montreal and other eastern points for travel ling the bride wore a beige and green linen sheath with beige ac cessories and a white orchid they are living in their now home at r r 1 acton disappointing turnout for lifesaving show a disappointing turnout nor val guides and their leader and a town people witnessed a demon stration of artificial resntrattoa at the community swlinnilng pool on tuesdayr aug 4th where the haj- gernlelsen shaffer and mouth-o- mouth methods were shown by paul barber jr assisted by marl lyn pearce and sandra scott the lifeguards at the pool who feel that everyone should know one or two methods of artificial respiration were especially sur prised that so little interest was shown towards such an important phase of self preservation tfif- ilillleel georgetown grand opening fri sat aug 1415 this opening buy one regular 30c sundae or milk shake and you get another 30c sundae or shake absolutely get your sundaes with your favorite topping right now today taste it and find out why all of north america raves about dairy queen i you will enjoy these dairy queen delights cones dairy queen shakes sandwiches strawberry sundaes shortcakes malts dillys if banana supremes home pak pints and half gallons i- x0s f your dairy queen store is at highway 7 at rexway drive k ne t c jy