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whitmees taxi thelions horoe show being in the taxi business with our modern 1 946 automobiles you might wonder why we are interested in horses but although the horse has had his day as a means of passenger transportation we can still admire his usefulness to mankind in other ways and the rugged beauty conferred on him by nature lions horse show saturday june 29 notice due to everincreasing shortages we are forced to discontinue our service in georgetown and norval for the present we hope for the benefit of our many customers to resume this service when circumstances permit customers who have storage in our vaults may have delivery on request this fall peerless cleaners and dyers 593 annette st toronto cw trickey iano tuner graduate of dr william braid whites school of tuning resident of brampton now in georgetown taking orders for summer or fall tunings cleanings and repairs phone 1017j brampton or leave orders at herald office social and personal the georgetown herald wednesday june 26 1 94 dance acton park just a block off no 7 highway every friday johnny boyd and his orchestra every we dnesday bob martin and his orchestra the newest dance place in the district gmjy t h e a t r e friday june 28 man alive pat obrien blen drew sunset in eldorado boy roger fox news saturday june 29th matinee at 3 pm the harvey girls technicolor with judy garland john hodtak gang comedy election days passing parade famous boners chapter 6 raiders of ghost city monday july 1 three is a family grand comedy wtth chmrlea roggiea bfarjafie bi tuesday and wednesday july 2nd and 3rd adventure clark gable greer 0tm pete smith treasures from ttash cartoon hick chick uumhi b mrs william p thompson has gone to montreal to attend the funeral of her brotherinlaw mr h r basset mr and mrs leonard bell dennis and brands are holidaying this ws at bass lake near orlllla mrs g m seers of hunisvllle ha returned home alter a visit with ber sister and brotherinlaw mr and mrs george smith main street sun day visitors at the same home were mr and mrs bud mccnennan miss molly moore and mr robert moore all ol toronto mr and mrs roland mlron and fa mily who have been uvng on chapel street for the past few years left last week for almonte where they will make their new home mrs clarence bain and ojoris left this week- to spend a month in yar mouth nj3 with her parents mr and mrs fred archer mr end mrs w o bell are leaving this week to spendhe summer at bal sam lake in the kawarthas mr bell will be missed at the local bowlng green but he will be keeping in form as he intends to join a club up there we welcome mrs r h ireland douglas and elizabeth anne to geor getown they came from windsor last week to ioixclsi ireland who is the new manager of the bank- of com merce the family will live in the apartment above the bank recently vacated by mr and mrs g w mc- untock mrs arnott early is vacationing at beaumauris muskoka with her sis ter mrs s k bonganl mr w w sickle and mr graham sickle of oshawa have been spending a few days in town with mr and mrs harold sickle mr and mrs j l mcnicol left last- week to spend the summer months in mule roches piano pupils of kennth r harrison who passed the recent midsummer ex aminations of the toronto conserva tory of music include june eason grade 1 ihon jack saird grade 1 honj george mcclure grade 3 ei leen hunter grade 3 marion hunter grade 5 we are pleased to hear thai david jones son of mr and mrs r h jones charles street is recuperating nicely from an operation he underwent at the toronto sick childrens hospital mr and mrs lloyd leslie and dau ghter karen ann of los angeles cal- are visiting in town with his par ents mr and mrs t l leslie miss joan devrles has successfully passed her commercial course at nor thern vocational school toronto john and elizabeth revel have re turned to aurora after a visit in town with their aunt and uncle mr and mrs leonard bell they recently came from engla to make their home at aurora with their maternal- grandparents miss mabel chave is vacationing from her duties as supervisor of the local bell telephone office at gordon bay muskoka mrs c p w ross of toronto visited on monday with dr and mrs a mc allister mr and mrs allan norton attended the wedding of veronica ferriman to brendon patrick enwright in st marys church toronto last saturday the groom is manager of lakeside bowling and is well known in toronto baseball circles members of the georgetown and brampton bell telephone staffs held a delightful surprise party last friday evening at the home of mrs paul bar ber who recently resigned her position with the company to take over man agement of the phoenix gift shop mrs barber was presented with a table lamp as a farewell gift and after a so cial evening a delicious buffet lunch eon was served last thursday night mrs fred mc- nally fntcrtained at a dinner anil bridge in honour of mrs norman sny der who celebrates her 25th wedding anniversary on june 29th miss mar jory hunter was prisewinner at cards mrs snyder was presented with a love ly vase by those present who included miss olive logan miss margaret mur ray miss jessie leavitt miss ann hickey miss marjory hunter mrs wilfred hunter mrs joseph gibbons and miss gladys mcglbbon mr and mrs david saxe and ste phen are holidaying at their cottage at mary lake muskoka with them as guests this week are mrs florence curtis and mr and mrs percy king members of credit lodge af at am no 219 presented a life member ship to a departing member bro g w mcuntock at their regular meet ing in the lodge rooms on friday ev ening the presentation was made by the secretary bro wakefield ford who spoke of mr ucuncockfe faith ful service to the lodge as auditor for eighteen years mr and mrs moljn- tocfc left saturday for toronto where they wul make their new home uqpl brnoe collins was borne from camp borden for the weekend with his pssenta sod sirs alt oolms 1 yen w o o thompson of qeorge- town and rani dean ktak of udton tttended sj wedding principal mlsa martha isley rn whose wed ding to mr joseph hough of guelph took place last saturday the bride is a graduate o st josephs hospital school of nursing in guelph speckled tn4 no doubt a large msnber of brook trout were caught during the week the brook trout angler would soo ner catch 6 around 10 than two big browns or perhaps it is just because he hasnt tangled with one yet that reminds us why did two ardent brook trout anglers dash up near chelten ham when they heard a big one es caped from a net that was too small to hold him it could be that they are getting the bug something interesting a survey to determine the amount of fish food available for trout between buttonvlll and inglewood is under way on a small scale water samples are also being taken the dept of game and fisheries is apparently wor ried about southern ontario fly traps can be seen in the rapids they are vttted every day and the catch taken out if they find out mat food is scarce they will experiment to try and increase the produouvity these flies lay their eggs in the rapids and not in the stagnant water like our no 1 outdoor enemy the mosquito with the anglers the credit river over the weekend wis just about normal after being very red and high perhaps its a good thing for the trout that it does go on the rampage now and then however its disgusting to anglers when they are looking forward w weekend fishing fishing and hunting club next year we hope to be able to catch trout in all our local streams with the consent of the land owners of course we will have our club thank for that if it is a success spread the news around and lets turn out 100 per cent at a meeting in the very near future bills will be posted sunday nighi will be best so everybody wil be able to attend we can talk it over and then have an organizer come out about a week later and tell us just what they do at different clubs brown trout some nice fish were taken last week from the credit and other waters we notice in the telegram with the an glers that a mr jim gay a camp- belford merchant took a 7 and a ha lb brown from spring creek that is a very nice specimen and a record for that district we believe mac watson took a 5- lb german brown and that is probably a record for around here a 21 brown was taken saturday ev ening by a toronto angler between terra cotta and cheltenham floyd varey is having good luck with some husky browns lately the writer of this column took three over the weekend one was 2 lbs 2 oz taken on a large white bucktall sport news lefty aioott who recently took over the job of sports director for the town of weston has lined up a craokerjaok team from the neighbouring villa to play against georgetown pirates at tfae uons dominion day show the game scheduled for 10 ajn will bring an undefeated midget team from the toronto midget league featuring tbdr star pitcher goose gosselin the goose has the enviable record of al lowing only four hits in five games played he has pitched two nobit games and one onehit and in- one game struck out 26 men wonder if the pirates can crack that streak t looks hke a pitchers duel next mon- day after don herringtons record of 16 strikeouts against oajcvihe last night halton intermediate objk league standing pct 583 334 5d p w acton 7 4 3 oakville 7 4 3 georgetown 63 3 milton games last week june 19 georgetown 6 milton 5 oakville 4 acton 2 june 22 georgetown 24 milton 16 acton 7 oakville 4 games this week tonight milton at georgetown june 29 georgetown at acton july 3 acton at georgetown stewarttown congratulations to barbara czotnar and donald lawson both have pas sed the entrance exams in their years work welcome to mr and mrs a grant betty smethurst and their wees6n who have come from toronto to hve in stewarttown the wa- held their closing meeting at mrs joseph standishs home last thursday j mr and mrs p r baily and dawn of hamilton visited with mrs bally on saturday mrs e harris mrs h lusty and daughters joan and barbara of geor getown were visitors with mr and mrs e hodge sunday mr and mrs pat english and son bryce of mimico spent the week end mr and mis gilbert english fiktyfifty club has weiner roast members of the 5050 club of geor getown united church held a weiner roast last wednesday night at hickory falls the event was arranged by the committee for the evening mr and mrs k richardson and rev and mrs r c todd more servicemen home five local servicemen returned home last week on the he de france in the persons of major allan macdonaid lcpl lome cross and ptes w clark mervyn kirby and j o collier to our knowledge there are now on ly two georgetown men still overseas ltcol john r barber and cpl gor don king learning to do by doing itran records at mcclures 560006 too ra loo ra loo ral dont play bingo tonight mother the happy gang 201836 old macdonald had a farm mother goose medley spike jones 201724 cool waters stars and stripes on iwo jtma sons of the pioneer 201814 prisoner- of love all through the day perry com 560007 shut the door blue skies the happy gang 560005 tumbling tumbleweed6 dark eyes x the happy gang 201658 temptation ill always be with you perry como 118774 homage a rameau side 4 reflets dans leau side 3 arthur rubinstein pianist h8773 soiree dans grenade sxds 1 jardin sous la pluie side 2 arthur robuuteln pianist 118775 la plus que lenteva3lse side 6 pois80nb dor shjc 5 arthsr rmbltimtkn pianist 0002 the web hosk vang tib these girls an a lew of tbs many members cihomemsjdss clubs park of the great national youth organisation kirawn ss the fsrm boys and ria lulu of canada the members of in addition to clothing which here they are shown working on a clothing project tl them homemakiag dobs number mors than ioo0 and several other activ make many of their own articles o ar the last word in ptyk and good workmaatoip therk ib somebody watxtnq sfqblib- mr harry iialw tops for car supplies as well as for taxi service georgetown taxi and auto supply best makes of batteries mufflers pis ton rings spotlights herbrand tools jacks highest quality lubricants esso extra gasoline taxi- 14 or 30 every car and passenger fully insured if you need anything fixed or made to order phone the f i x i t s h 0 p 442r 2 plumbing sheet metal eaves troughs furnaces stoves repair tod mavra of sewing and washing mnrhitin bicycles or what halve yon woodworking of all sorts aswavgwaiatewcdioruiii w g young gxen irilelams