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the georgetown herald wednesday june 2 1st 1944 attention urban dwellers and farmers of georgetown district ihe cropsjrtust be saved drban dwellers 1 surplus feed supplies in the west are becoming depleted 2 cropa locally mm be saveo 3 farm help la very scarce your help odd days bait days a few hours alter supper can be used to advantage to rellev serious situations 4 vanners whvpay up to 40 cents per hour and meals l register nowat local commando headquarters the lads on the beachheads of prance must be supported 1 h you require help make known your needs to the local com roando headquarters the day previous to the need 2 2f local supplies are inadequate an effort will be made to se cure toronto commandos 3 a limited number of western farm hands may be available for two months for these contact the agricultural office milton 230 local commando headquarters mr clare wilson co hecfley shaws feed store phone 195 or evenings 45w local news the strawhery season is with uo again one week from saturday the 1st of july is a public holiday the office of dr c v williams wljl be closed during the month of july only three months until george town fau fair friday and saturday september 15th and lwh dance to doris hulls orchestra monster barn dance at r j cunninghams barn south of georgetown on monday evening june 26th modern and old tyme dancing russ creightons variety band dancing from 9 till 2 at giflstbibidttad annual-street- pance on june 29th ladles of the lorne scots auxiliary dont- forget the potluck supper at the home of mrs h c moolure on tuesday june 37th at 630 john m hodgins noted teacher at the toronto conservatory of music will conduct examinations for the con servatory in gerogetown on june 29th four georgetown high school ca dets alfred tost qeorge oousens arthur mcallister and waiter sargent are taking two weeks intensive train ing at the cadet camp at bolton highland gathering on main street south the evening of june 2th spon sored by the girls pipe band dancing bingo and good music the red cross sodetar gratefully acknowledges receipt of 1066 from mrs penson being the proceeds from the sale of fats the ladles work section of the georgetown fau fair prize- ust has now been revised and will be published in full in next weeks herald the prize money in this section has also been greatly increased and the ladles will do well to get as large an entry ready tor the fair aa possible xjarden party at john w snows lot 90 7th line on wednesday june aeth sponsored by baihnafad united ohuroh w a guelph- old tyme fid dlers and concert troupe maiskdara and novelty thwttng irish and scotch comedian okjoa radio star west ern songs refreshment booth on the grounds admission 36c and 16c services to oomroemorate ta 124th anniversary of boston ohuroh wild be held oh june 36th at 11 tia and 730 pm daylight saving time therey m dougleefrom toronto wlu be the minister lottnetbyrhnd special music will be rendered by the choir dancing stanley park erin j every friday 1 merry makers orchestra every wednesday i harvey fishers orchestra oh time and modern dancinc 91 admission 50c i three stolen cars in towpf am vtcpntty stolen v cars axe in thenews in georgetown this week auu chevro let sedan belonging to mr robert mfcarthur was stolen from in front of his home on main st north at 6 oclock in the morning on jims 13th mr mcarthur is employed at olen textile ltd police are investigating so far no trace of the stolen adtomo- blle has been found on the same day in response to a phone call from limehouse chief w q- marshall and constable merv robh discovered a 1s40 ford sedan in the ditch at the limehouee crossroads it was immediately traced as the car recently stolen from g dantrum of 110 wesunount ave toronto on june 9th acting chief of police merv botjb and traffto officer bay mason arrested fred forbes of mllttm who had taken a car without permis sion from in front of the exchange hotel the car belonged to e louth of nprval he took the oar about gjo drove it to hamilton and returned it to the front of the hotel around 1030 the same day at police court in mil ton last week he was sentenced to 18 months invrisonment with hard labor an umber of cur ettiaws took in the a number of oar cktaens took in th georgetown on saturday evening and all report an excellent time mr red buton of nobel parry sound dlstrtot is viswr with terra ootte friends he reports rery dry wea ther up there and the crops are needing rain very badly mr fred philips is laid lip with a sore shoulder we hope he wfh be able to be on deck again soon haying will be in full swing this esk housecleaning seems still to be the enteral order of the day we ore pleased to team that mr sryaangertrn au again after hb recent limess mr j mackle who has been spend ing the week end with friends in to ronto has returned mr leslie loam has erected an up- todate wire fence around his property here- which adds considerably to its appeftcaiic mis l snow of tmntpafd has been reengagetf at the fttb line set where she to an efficient teacher and we wish her continued success in he pedagogical duties here we also understand thet miss m bason of otsn williams has been en gaged for another year at the 10th line school we also wish her continued success mrs fetch who has been spending a few days with terra cotta friends has also returned to her home in to ronto mrs h puckering and family of to ronto spent the week end with mr and mrs et xcanr and family mr and mrs oorr of toronto spent the week end with mr vincent bottom mr l loam reports a rushing trade in bicycles at present terra cotta mr and mrs j vandervldt and fa mily are spending this week at their home in toronto mr j edge who is working at lhrtehouse spent the week end at his home here there are- rattlesnakes at terra ootta mr vandervldt killed a rattle snake believe it or not in his garden last week of course it was not a very large one and this should be a warning to be on the look out for the rattlers as probably there will be more in the vicinity active servicenotes pte thomas hancock has been transferred from sussex n b to ha lifax n b mr and mrs harry p w re ceived a cable monday telling of pte j presswoods safe- arrival in great britain before going overseas pte presswood trained at debert ana windsor nj3 opl bui armstrong of amprlor home on a fcwdweek furlough ac2 ron latimer has been trans ferred to centraua from toronto although they were slightly delayed mrs jesse brandford was very pleased to receive on tuesday a beautiful bou quet from her son pte walter brand- ford who is serving in italy intended for mothers day by happy coincidence they arrived on mr and mrs brand- fords 45th wedding anatversary limehouse w i party at s s no 9 june 30th goodroqraml at 830 pm sharp booth on the grounds dutch auction dance to the music of the rhythm rubes afterwords admission 25c style in glasses ybs your glasses should be made to fit your particular type of face we specialize in eye examin ation and prescribe attractive glasses at city prises for expert eye- service and newest style in glasses ot walker r0 eyesight specialist who will be at his office over the ben telephone co main street georgetown the second wednesday of each month or vou may consult o t walker at his office in brampton phone georgetown 9t brampton 699 lever brothers the show the armed forces laughed at for two solid years br ri fnnft wit vaudeville burlesque song first civilian tour all proceeds to the georgetown red cross thursday eveg june 29th 800m gregory theatre georgetown one night only everyone in georgetown should see this show yi tickets on sale at all drug stores and at the herald office v- cast of the follies reading from left to right j qi front low irene hughes joan elaine pat rafrerty helen bruce daphne macfarhe in the interests of the red j back tow jtlkimy devon jack ayre norman evans cross society issjwuiiiiiir datum umphmmw niiflm hec l et ctrtl btrrioe bah