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you may never sell gas to us motorists canadas tourist business is your business tourist money spreads around the garage man the grocer the farmer everybody benefits directly or indi rectly the tourist industry is profitable business rworth protecting especially this year when the impression american visitors take backwith them will influ ence canadas tourist industry through all the years to- come canadian travel bureau dvportambf ml tnoh c ottawa columnist reports margaret aiticen toronto evening telegram columnist presents ft dally uireeminute commentary of- uews from the womans point of view over the cbc transcanada network monday to friday at 415 pjn edt 515 pjn adt miss altkensnews to be broadcast from june 3 to august 30 precedes the regular 418 pjn talk programs arranged especially for canadas homemakers t- legion notes by u m o the regular meeting of branch 130 was held last friday evening in the legion hall a great deal of business was on the slate for the evening and the meeting was rather a lengthy one one of the highlights of the evening was the resolution to support the work carried on the recreational council in georgetown we feel that the branch in this action is merely fur thering the principles of the canadian legion as most readers are well aware branch 120 has always been in tensely interested in recreation espec ially in regard to the youth of the community many will remember the midget hockey teams and other teams sponsored by the branch in past years the georgetown herald wednesday may 29th 1946 i no matter how thin you slice it or what you call it a taxi business is just a bunch ofcara unlessit is giving you service wi cour c ffiqpnry wfh nnfffty stom- fort with convenience and most important complete insurance coverage for every passenger thats what yon get when you call georgetown taxi and auto supply operated by jim ross and tom oapham for the best taxi service call 14or30 velma lane and carmen whaley married last week a quiet wedding was solemnized on friday may4th at 3 oclock by the rev r c todd at the united church parsonage when he united in marriage velma pearl lane youngest daughter of- mr and mrs wesley lane of geor getown and carmen hunter whaley only son of mr and mrs la verne whaley of streetsvllle the bride wore a streetlength two- piece white dress with white access aries and a corsage of red sweetheart roses she was attended by her sister miss ethel lane wearing a pale blue alpine dress with white accessories and a corsage of pink sweetheart roses the groom was attended by mr wil liam parker of streetsvllle at the reception held at ttotas the guests were received by the brides mo ther wearing black and lime silkjex- sey with black accessories and a cor sage of pink carnations she was ass isted by the grooms mother who wore a blue wool suit wi black accessories anda corsage of peach carnations for travelling the bride chose a pale blue wool suit erith white accesbortea after a short trip through northern ontario the young couple win realde in streetsvllle shielded c nature has gone to great lengths to shield from harm the ugly delicious lobster with what craftsmanship it has been protected by hardy flexible armour formidable pincers for 40 years brantford roofing too has used fine craftsmanship to shield canadian homes from the onslaughts of weather and time today brantford asphalt shingles are play ing their full vital part in canadas great homerepairing program countless thousands of canadian homes are proudly protected by brantford roofing in many varieties of colour combination and design brantford roofs brantford roofing company limited brantford ontario 4 the georgetown lumber co ltd we understand via the branch grapevine that efforts are being made by zone officials to secure the local girls pipe band for a zone par ade to be held sometime in july evi dently members of the various bran ches who attended the zone parade held early this month in town carried rather glowing reports back to their branches about this musical organisa tion we hope that the pipe band can attend remember comrades ehe ihvita- uon extended by oalcvtlle branch to visit them on the evening of june 7th a fine social evening is assured and the initiation will be in charge of the georgetown team if interested in making the trip write your name on the bulletin board in the near future a grave decoration day is to be held in town in the near future by branch 120 this will probably take the form parade to the cemetery placing of the flowers on the graves of our dead comrades and a service in mem ory of those who made the supreme sacrifice in world wars i and ix further details will be given at a later date in this column the executive and members of the local branch extend their congratula tions to two of georgetowns most dis tinguished soldiers fred harrison and tom dickenson at an investi ture held on friday may 24th they each received the military medal one of the nations highest awards for gal lantry in action it seemed quite fit- tag that the governorgeneral vis count alexander who commanded for ces in italy should have presented it to them as it was in italy both decor ations were so gallantly earned the citations telling of the actions resulting in these decorations appear elsewhere in this issue several of the ladles of the aux iliary who are also members of the st johns ambulance attended the motor cycle races on the 24th to take care of any casualties understand trade was fairly brisk too and that they made a fine job of patching up some of the riders unfortunate enough to have had rninrtf crashes last night tuesday the 28th several members of the auxiliary visited the neighbouring auxiliary in brampton good evenings entertainment was reported by all who attended number of the comrades have been ill lately and the sick convenor mrs tom grieve has had a busy time of it visiting the shutins with dgar- etess etc glad to see one of them alex taylor able to be around after a painful injury ttrhsleg suffered at work however russell lresttne and mr greygoose are still fined to bed buss is stin t i tb lergo- hig ftf uijured leg we wish them a speedy recovery a social and banquet is being held next friday by the auxiliary for the latest group of returned veterans to be welcomed by branch 120 brown 8wit2jkk wedding on mat 24th a quiet wedding took place at knox presbyterian manse on friday may 24th when doris agnes youngest daughter of mr and mrs joseph c switeer of norval became the bride of frederick john ted brown only son of mr and mrs frederick j brown of llmehouse rev c c coch rane performed the qeremony given in marriage by her father the bride was lovely in a streetlength dress of white crepe fashioned on princess lines with cap sleeves made of lace and white accessories her corsage was of american beauty roses bouvardia and fern their only atten dants were dr and mrs s magwood of georgetown mrs magwood gowned in streetlength dress of mauve end green printed silk jersey with white accessories her corsage was of pink roses luyofthevadeyand fern after the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the brides par ents the brides mother received the guests wearing black crepe with a yel low rose corsage mrs brown chose a suit of coral wool and a corsage of pink baby gladioli the couple left on a short honeymoon trip foltowlng- which they wtn take up residence on the farm near lasadboom wantsd dead horses and eattls tor free pick pw baby food row mc oalvouu lima beans w 1m im tapo p weed killem m sob tm shoe polish peas 2 consult 0ot wax beans 2 23c atlmzb mobd beets llo clajurs tomato soup- 322c kosaioxlka foods ioc watnuts aouam inn miams batbacts- a chocolate rss ooabeb oats aomvs nam as bkan fsasss rao skuddcs wut a as crape juice atutzs t9 4s cakwiltt a a i mm mia a m avutmonxd dinner 21c atuod dicbd carrots lie laks shoes homsvs ss ismu prune srs 31c ruftosi nucraud mustard 5s 9c custard carrolls asc sbx ilaumoob txoob 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