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Flag Raising launches Campaign Demands on Georgetown District Red Cross Increase Annually Contract For This year Georgetown celebrates its anniversary as a town Also celebrating Its anniversary this year la Junior Red Cross of Canada The children In Georgetown have made a special effort this year to help others less fortunate than themselves through the Junior Red Cross Georgetown District Branch of the Canadian Red Cross reaches out m March to provide for the many services that It would like to offer the citizens of Georgetown and the surrounding area Each year demands on the Red Crass for services within this area have increased This ytar the cam target is set percent than last year One way to celebrate Is by Hiving generously when the canvasser calls and so help people in the community when the need arises a campaign official There are many citizens who give freely of their time and effort in this service Provide them with the wherewithal to this passible Georgetown and District Branch president Red Cross campaign Sales raise the Red Cross chairman Dick flag at the office mayor Bill Smith and The ceremonious flaKraising Georgetown Red Cross moved indoors after the official pirty discovered the was missing from the municipal building flag pole Hornby 125 Attend Junior Farmers Annual Meeting And Dance DID KNOW If an actual pole were planted at the South a year later It mid be feet beyond the axis because of the slow of the Antarctic The annual meeting of the Hal ton Junior Farmers was held on Saturday night February at Hornby Tower Golf Course Music was supplied by the J Squires for the dance which was enjoyed by the 125 members present Past president Bill Alexander was presented with his past president pin by Robert and Mrs Don grander was presented with a past president s pin by Cindy Cor Lucky draws were won by Karen Campbell who was presented with a bouquet of flowers and Kenny Hull edge won a voucher from the Master Feeds Spot dances were won by Rick and Heather Alexander Sharon Hill and Mike Harrison They were presented with flowers from Webb Florist of Bridge sets were to be presented to the following couples Mr and Mrs Larry Mr and Mrs Dan Hamilton Mr and Mrs Robert Davey Mr and Mrs Don Branoer and Mr and Mrs John The bridge seta will arrive shortly they hope A delicious Smorgasbord was enjoyed by all Mr and Mrs McCormak Nee Hazel Hamilton celebrated their first wedding anniversary on Friday February Best wishes ore extended to Lcn and Hazel Get well wishes are extended to Ken Ella who is a patient In the Milton District Hospital Anniversary greetings are extended to Mr and Mrs John Cordlngley who celebrated their wedding anniversary on March The North Trafalgar Euchre Club held their weekly euchre party on Saturday night March at the North Trafalgar Recreation Centre The prizes were won by the following Clare Wilson Roy Wilson Harold Reed Nix Mrs Harold Reed Mrs Lillian How den and Mrs Martha Richardson The lucky draws were won by Mi Wllbert Nix and Gerald Tenccyke Get well wishes are extended to Mrs Ted Robinson who Is patient in the Milton District Hospital and Susan spent two weeks with their grand parents Mr and Mrs Jim McKay of Steelcs Avenue while their parents enjoyed a vacation In Florida for two weeks The Hornby Softball Midgets who won the 1971 Ontario Championships were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Bertram Stewart on Friday night The team was coached by Bertram Stewart and the manager was Doug Arnold Some of the boys went out for a short time on their Snowmobiles while others watched and discussed the fun and joy they had during the ball season Lunch was served and the boys were presented with their jackets The World Day of Prayer was held at the Bethel United Church on Friday March 3rd Members from Hlflcrest and Eden were also included to the Service The guest speaker was Mrs John Murray from Milton who gave a very inspiring talk Mrs Jim Hamilton Tire Kicking First of a Series Check the Condition Of the Body First When considering purchase of a used car or truck there about points customer tan check for himself before turning to his gar for further counsel and advice When considering the purchase of used chicle care should be taken respecting the use or uses to which this chicle will scaling capacity and cost should be taken into consideration before the purchase A larc passenger car or station has more room for baggage and camping equipment and norm illy enjoys a heavy duty suspension larger tires and wheel which can support lirger heavier loads in Remember in overloaded vehicle ran be very dangerous on the road OFT MOST The first and often the most important is the condition of the motor vehicle body The customer should make a thorough check of the body surface to see if it has been seriously attacked by rust or corrosion Radiators front and rear suspension even engines can all be repaired or replaced if Once the of a motor vehicle corroded beyond a certain point most modern cars and trucks are only for scrjp The problem is acute for two reasons salt is being used in quantities toda to keep icy roads clear anil useable throughout winter and an increasing use of integral or unitary construction Unit construction means that the body and together provide strength and rigidity instead of just the frame in a chassis built tar So hat if the body is badly rusted the whole structure is seriously weakened 111- Inevitably you will find a little rust hut wary if find a especially if it is in the form of pimples or blisters more Important than the rust which you can sec is the corrosion which you cannot set Itus is where the vehicle requires the use of a hoist and an expert eye to study Ihe vehicle underside for serious corrosion In Ontario if a chassis frame member is tracked or has loose rivets or if the floor pan is perforated rust or other damage or If seat belt is insecure then the vehicle must be rejected Hill IVSIrCTION Your mechanic will be pleased to inspect the underside your prospective purchase will if the bottom is undercoated or corroded poke the loose with screw driver to determine its inner condition in bad shape ire sometimes with ntwly applied which as a moisture barrier traps corrosion on the inside treating a dangerous situation Badly rusted ears or trucks should be rejected YOURE IN FOCUS WITH Whatever Your Line Well Fit Every Need Businessman Secretary School teacher Our frames are designed with good looks and comfort in mind YOUR DOCTORS PRESCRIPTION FOR FILLED We have a wide selection of Attractive Frames Moderately Priced BRAMPTON DISPENSING Phone Main St BRAMPTON Hit local firm has Dee Page TOWN THURSDAY MARCH awarded a contract t provide electron tubes The first automobile to exceed Iht speed of a mile a minute was Associates of Canada is I tracts bv the US Defence Supply ne if three Canadian companies Agencys electronics In I Verdigris Is green rust found Idriven on a course In Brooklyn in Inch have been awarded con Dayton Ohio on topper 1901 First national bank failure In the United States was the First National Bank of Attica In M MOOR ecu SMILK MOORE PARK PLAZA STORE FRESH MEAT DEPARTMENT MAPLE LEAF BACON 79 PORK BEEF SAUSAGE PROD OF MEXICO TOMATOES 25 PROD OF U S A LETTUCE hea TROPICAL TREAT BANANAS 10 LEGS And BREASTS Chicken CUTS 49 Lb SILVERWOODS 1st GRADE CREAMERY butter 731 MACS GRADE A LARGE EGGS MI 33 MILD OR SLICED nippy CHEESE 79 KRAFT JAM And JELLY 29 JELL0 3 Oz Pkg 10 I JELL0 PUDDING SPECIALS ON MARCH SAVE UP TO SAVE UP 70 I AND MORE AND MO 100000 CLOTHING STOCK OF COTTON BROTHERS 2 MAIN ST SOUTH GEORGETOWN Last Ten Days Prices Further Reduced LADIES dre PANT suits slacks LINGERIE SWEATERS SPORTSWEAR HOT PANTS SUITS COATS JACKETS GOWNS EVENING WEAR GLOVES ETC MENS NAME BRAND SUITS RIVIERA SLACKS SOCKS UNDERWEAR FORSYTH SHIRTS SWEATERS SPORT DRESS SHIRTS JACKETS COATS TIES BELTS GLOVES SPORTSWEAR BOYS JEANS SWEATERS DRESSES SOCKS GIRLS UNDERWEAR JACKETS SUITS SHIRTS TSHIRTS SPORTSWEAR COATS PULLOVERS EVERYTHING MUST Bi SOLDI PRIOR TO BANKRUPTCY ALL STOCK FROM THE BRAMPTON STORE WAS BROUGHT TO THE GEORGETOWN LOCATION ALL PRIOR REGULAR AND SALE PRICES HAVE BEEN SLASHED AGAIN OPEN TUES WED loam pm Ham SATURDAY a 111 SALE CONDUCTED BY DANBURY SALES LIQUIDATORS AUCTIONEERS ALL STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE