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the georgetown herald wednesday evening june 25th 1941 you know you are right when you have ur wedding invitations arid announcements printed at the herald our new park avenue type is dis tinctively styled for these- when brderjrip wxy not drop in and see our selec tion attractively pric ed remember too that an engagement or marriage an- nouncement in the herald costs only 50c th georgetown herald phone 8 main street we print everything new advertisements new ea grading station all eggs are graded according to government regulations george town creamery ph i74w tf wanted live and dressed poultry market prices a barnett son hat- tonvllle phone brampton 343 r 14 re verse charges for sale mcclarys electric stove portable bathtub stovepipes dearly new mrs harry scott 2tp apartment for bent upstair apartment for rent 4 rooms occupancy july j5th apply w b shoruil phone 379w ltp for bent two bright housekeeping rooms on corner of queen and guelph streets mreharry scott 2tp hay for sale a number of acres of good quality hay for sale n devereaux george town r b no 3 2tp lumber for sale a quantity of lumber joice plank inchbuudlngmaterial apply w b shortm phone 379w ltp hay for sale v 30 acres of good mixed hay mostly alfalfa apply j a mckane b r 4 georgetown phone 26 r 31 victoria 2t boarders wanted clean comfortable accommodation for hoarders centrally located near factories and downtown mrs harry scott queen and guelph streets 2tp for bent 8 roomed brick house with jrarage and all modem conveniences alon july 1st apply to dr allister for sale kitchen cupboard and chairs fur- nacette 3 wash stands and other ar ticles 7 to 930 any evening terms cash b e hume main street ltp wanted and for sale navy blue babys pram for sale in good condition reasonable wanted to buy a high chair apply mrs b jones academy road it glenna leslie married at knox church knox presbyterian church was the scene of a wedding last saturday when glenna elizabeth only daughter or mr and mrs j blake leslie was married to john oeorge son of mr and mrs john erwin of toronto gore the church was decorated with white peonies ferns and delphinium rev ross k cameron of dovercourt road presbyterian church performed the ceremony it was his father the late rev r f cameron who performed the ceremony at mr and mrs leslies marriage the bride given in marriage by her father wore an anklelength gown of white triple sheer with lace insertions and pointed cuffs her fingertip veil was of tulle illusion with sweetheart halo trimmed with lily of the valley she carried a bouquet of american beauty roses and bouvardia and wore a pearl and emerald necklace which her rnojther had worn on her wedding day mrs john argent sister of the groom was matron of honour and miss isabel wrigglesworth bridesmaid mr russell erwin the grooms brother miss june frank was the organist and during the signing of the register miss marjorie dawson of milton sang o promise me ushers were frank thompson of whitby cousin of the bride and john argent brother- inlaw of the groom following the wedding a recepuori was held at the brides home on mar ket street mrs leslie received wear ing dusty rose faconne sheer with powder blue accessories and a corsrfge of sweetheart roses and blue straw- flowers she was assisted by mrs erwin wearing heavenly blue with white accessories and a corsage of american beauty roses the couple left on a motor trip to quebec on their return they will make their home on the grooms farm in toronto gore wanted hardwood floor layers by the hour or piecework 3 months work on air port good men can make 10 to 12 dollars dauy apply to j cooke hardwood floor contractor phone 838 burlington it articles for sale 16 bp motor with polishing head end wire wheel buffer green tourist tent with canopy sewn in floor screen- wbeettjarrow sp with steel pres sure tank all steel scufoer in good shape pbone 320 georgetown ltp tr men wanted here to a we quick busmen break for you thousands of folks need wuntaz pi and want t but we have not enough representatives bfr jour opp for easy sale and plenty of repeat business h you are whang to work and ambitious get coins and youll not bo sorry for uustimted catalogue and details 670 st gasmen monoteai who ware dy pink ed door and window bvehre gallon turquoise hat and matching ac- addie caseley marries william shields the marriage took place in st pauls anglican chuch norval on thursday afternoon june 19th of addle marie caseley daughter of mr and mrs herbert caseley norval to william glfnn shields son of mr and mrs oliver shields victoria with rev- s r colebrook officiating the bride wore a powder blue red- ingote afternoon dress with dusky pink hat and matching accessories and wore a corsage of pink roses the bride wav attended by her sister mrs john marshall cessorlea the groom was attended by bis brother mr harry shields immediately following the ceremony mr and mr shields wt lor a motor trip to montreal and polnta east on their return they vm live at victoria halton w c t u meets in convention at milton by the press secretary the fortyfifth primiai convention of halton county womans christian temperance union was held thursday nfternoon june 19th in the sunday school room of st pauls united church milton under the prosldence of mrs r b galbraith consistent with the presentday ne cessity for conservation of time energy and money it had been- decided f to hold only one session and to con dense the program to include essen tials only members and friends from oakvllle georgetown and acton met with those of milton union at 2 pxa- to join in a devotional period jed by mrs w e robertson milton the quiet impressive reading of the many exceeding great and precious promises from gods wordsevived the thought that drayer as conceived of by the saints of old is ou secret weapon in our conflict with uhe pow er of evil one which no enemy can destroy but which we yourselves through disuse o misuse may ren der impotent the period of prayer which follow ed later in the program combined with the dosing quiet hour led by mrs j mcduffe and mrs a harker of oak- viuef served to further strengthen the morale of this small unit of the na tlonwide army of temperance women banded together in defense of home and native land against an enemy within the gates which whether in peace or war sabotages mans strug gle upward toward soul freedom the review of the years work pre sented in the reports from both ooun ty and local leaders showed a variety of activities carried on chief among which must be placed the educational program amongst the children the report of mrs r mcdufle mil ton county superintendent of essay and poster contest work which is carried on annually in the schools throughout canada showed the work to be well worthwhile in stimulating interest in the study of scientific tem perance by our boys and girls mrs w g marshall georgetown spoke of the value also of medal contests in elocution in developing temperancemindedness both in school and home reporting a successful contest held recently in georgetown she strongly urged an extension of this work throughout the county the treasurers report by mrs j bell milton reminded us also of our share in what is probably the most effective work by the unions of our province viz that of providing the services of a fulltime field secretary miss rosamund duff whose lecture alcohol what it is and what it does is being given each year to thousands of students in many of the schools of the province public high and normal as well as to church young peoples societies and womens organizations mrs galbraith muton reported on the work of temperance educa tion in sunday schools in cooper ation with the ontario religious ed ucation council of the churches each year the wctu conducts a nation al study course in scientific temperance through the sunday schools willing to cooperate in some centers this work is well done though in halton the work heeds to be intensified and ex tended through cooperation of par ents and sunday school workers some church schools are doing ex cellent work in temperance educa tion through the use of posters and lantern slides obtained through the offices of the ontario temperance fed eration in toronto the report of the press secretary i mrs c b dayfoot georgetown told of efforts made to place before the reading public information in regard to the effect upon community welfare of the use of beverage alcohol stress ing the necessity for the exercise of theygreatest care that all statements made in press work be quite accurate and uptodate she reminded those in terested in making estimates of bever ageroom expenditures that changes had recently been made in the regu- latona which would affect such calcu lations the amount of a municipal liquor control board cheque is 20 of the provincial tax on beverageroom sales according to information recently re ceived through the ontario temper ance federation the provincial gov ernment now takes seven cents per gallon 160 on on beer sold in bev eragerooms tn place of six cents as formerly the size of the beer glass has been reduced from 10 to 94 oa which retails at the same price the unions regular work for the comfort ol soldiers and sailors has naturally been much stimulated by the present unprecedented need oc casioned- by the war and mention was made particularly of the county share in the provision by the provin cial union of a mobile kitchen for our troops in england the election of officers for the suing year conducted by mrs h caldweli acton resulted in the choice of the following executive presidentsmrs r b galbraith milton 1st vicepresident mrs r l greg ory oakville 2nd vicepresidents mrs h cald well acton recording secretary mrs t c dales mlkoh treasurer mrs j e bell milton department superintendents evangelistic mrs hadley milton soldiers and sailors mrs j boo- cock oakville medal contests mrs w g mar shall georgetown moral education and health mrs c j buck georgetown peace and arbitration mrs h caldwell acton press mrs c b dayfoot george town publicity and social meetings mrs harker oakville scientific temperance instruction in day schools mrs r mcduffe milton travellers aid mrs c freure georgetown temperance in sunday schools mrs h bird georgetown a very delicious supper served by the friends of the milton union pro vided opportunity for a social hour together and made a delightful close to another annual gathering of hal ton countys temperance women way since the inauguration of the safety patrol system two yean ago the toys will enter toe camp at mar shall campbells farm at lowvllle for the first week in jury a past presidents button was pre- sented to she retiring president by lion kelly on behadf of bis good work in the club last year the incoming president- was presented iwith his pre sidents button by lion a c welt nr mjccrciarrin lfarjorie who passed ago june 36th of my wtfa away am year deep in my heart lies a picture of a loved one laid to rest in memorys frame i shall keep tt because she was one of the best s earl mcoreltfnv windsor ont printing letterheads envelopes billheads business cards save with safety at your rexall store puketest kelp tablets 300 for 125 defender bath sprays for a refreabing shower 89c specials for this week skol for simtan 45c gypsy cream for sunburn 60c tin i white shoe polish paractjde kill moths 49c bathing caps 19c to 39c shumilk 15c yon can always shop to advantage at youb rexall store cooling and invigorating 365 eaude cologne 7 oz bottle 49c for prompt relief from pain bayers aspirin 22c 39c 98c r licata installed as new lions president two public school boys get week at camp for safety patrol work at the regular meeting of the georgetown lions club held monday evening in the mcgibbon house the installation of officers for the coming year took place lion w v grant was in charge of the installation the following officers have been elected for 194142 president r licata 1st vlcepresidenud brill 2nd vicepresldentralph ross secretarytreasurer w c biehn lion tamer ralph ross tall twister c burnsides directors a h feller e mcwhir- ter assistant secretary rev w g o thompson lion j d kelly announced that henry mathews and norman long had been chosen from the public school safety patrol as meriting a trip to camp provided by the club each year for two deserving members of the pa trol it was a hard job he said pick ing two from such a fine group of boys it is worthy of note that no accident involving children returning from school has occurred on the hlgh- an amazing product that is giving thousands re lief from add stomach disorders bisma- rex 75c 175 neutralises acidity quick if yon lack pep and energy take pnreteat yeast and iron tablets 100 for 79c tones op yonr whole system robbs drug store thebexall stoke we deliver georgetown june is the month of weddings our designers will be pleased to discuss your floral problems with you at any tune barber floral co phone 47w we wire flowers anywhere georgetown dominion monrjsavem home nursing class receive diplomat presentation to mrs grieve at cedar crest dinner on tuesday june 17th twentytwo members of the home nursing class mrs t grieve the instructress and dr and mrsc v williams met to gether for supper at cedar crest miss f luke made a very capable toastmistress and after the singing of the national anthem called on jean mackenzie who proposed a toast to the st john ambulance and to the visi tors dr williams responded to the toast commending the class highly on their work mrs grieve and dr wil liams then presented the diplomas to the successful candidates on behalf of the members of the class betty mcgulgan presented a cup and saucer to mrs grieve in ap preciation of her work with the class mrs grieve responded thanking the committee for arranging such a pleas ant meeting the evening closed with the staging of auld lang syne those obtaining certlncateb in home nursing were miss evelyn shore mtes betty mc gulgan mnm dolleen mcenery miss marjorie inman miss florence luke misi amy greenwood miss charlotte mccullough miss martha graham miss marlon forgrave miss maude thornton mrs w f smith mrs d brill mrs g glllivet miss janet mcdougall miss jean mackenzie miss ann hlckey mrs a n cole miss eva harding miss eunice ernmerson miss edith squires miss lois cripps mrs e b tyers miss mary oliver miss alleen anderson miss jane seals miss audrey grieve the members of the st john bri gade in uniform attended the annual church parade of the toronto corp st john brigade at the church of st alban the martyr on sunday june 22nd the brigade was inspected by mrsritchie lady district superin tendent and the district officers mrs grieve later attended a hm giv en by mrs ritchie at the royal york hotel for the superintendent of the various brigades in the afternoon the members of the brigade attended the church parade of the civil guard for halton ooun ty held at milton white satin pastry flour 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