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jlw georgetown herald wednesday jury 9th 1947 4 dont buy tirea buy miles of safe dependable service that means goodyears because goodyears rugged roadgnpping tread lasta longer gives more miles per dollar than any other tire get this great mileage and safety bonus starting today come m a let us fit your car with money- saving brand new goodyear area today coodvear saxe motors frlone 152 georgetown e an abc mivehafflww of qmetf general haulage sand gravel cement end cinder blocks cleanup jobs lanes haulage prompt service phones reasonable rates georgetown a one week service on watch repairs until our new store is opened we wih continue to you horn our temporary location in the golden gate cafe gnsen watches ronaon ugfatars diamond rings fwi in 3 mvsscr oevs pvwasvnry simmons jewellers toronto end georgetown georgetown pubbdsed on chum radio station on monday june 30th on the 630 pjn news broadcast over radio station cthvm toronto the dominion day recognition ceremony in georgetown parte was publicised the broadcast was arranged by jack thompson of the chum stall whose father arch deacon thompson was secretary of the recognition committee script of the broadcast was as follows ntnrt1lb rg hiiis nf h moot beautiful part of halton county on number 7 highway is the town of georgetown we said the town nestles it might rather be said that it sprawls with its many miles of streets running up and down as lovely a selection of hills and valleys as can be found in southern ontario although georgetown is highly ln- dusfcrianaed with more than thirty big and little thriving industries its three thousand inhabitants enjoy the beauties of the most prised redden tlal aistrltts tree lined streets pro gressive shopping districts militant churches good educational facilities planned recreation in short living that is as happy ns you u find it in any small canadian town we mentioned three thousand inhabitants well a little more than one tenth of them 336 to be exact served in hls majesty s armed forces during the second world war they served well ad valianih a cross section of canada s people and twenty of them dldn t return tomorrow light tht town of george ttwli is honouring those 336 men and women or perhaps its the other wty round perhaps the people of georgetown are expressing the rtal7ition ot the honour that thobc mtn and women did them for more than a year tht towns people have been working on a plan to show their appreciation ol the men and women who thought enough of georgetown to fight tar can ada and all the other countries and peopus whose ideals and belief an similar to ours in 1946 tin war service recogni hon committee as formed by miyor haroid cteae and has carried on in 1m7 under the chairmanship or major joseph gibbons who succeeded him these two gentlemen have been assisted by a dooted committee with mr k h ireland as treasurer and archdt icon w g o thompson us kcrtuiry the townspeople have contributed funds and have made it possible to show their appreciation to georgetown s returned men and wo i men m the form of a cheque to each one but while the cheque is a tangible and real sign ctf appreciation tht accompanying presentation certifl cate beautifully printed and lettered what really expresses sincere ujanki and devotion to those citizens who placed the intangibles of love and ideals above the very real per sonai dangers they faced o tomorrow night tues day july the lt at 800 o cloclc in the park m georgetown the faithfulness and valour of those 336 men will be tangibly recognised tomorrow will be a gay day in georgetown with sports activiti in the afternoon a street carnival and dance in the evening a garden party lights and laughter there 11 be tun games and gaiety but oehlnd it all a deep feeling of the most sincere gratitude to those 336 of georgetown s sons and dough ters twenty of whom dkmx ootne ck city wife by jerry m darrell oetty hayes watched her hus- band as he bent over the camp are the smoke blinding and atran gling him as he cooked he certaln- h no won meats tom hewson woods electrical equipment milkers grinders c de laval milking machines and cream separators goodison farm implements oliver tractors palermo juniors palermo junior institute held their regular june meeting at the home of lorna lawrence with mrs a spencer in the chair mrs k mclean and mrs w blanchard gave a demon stration on malting shell ear rings and also putting them on velvet for hair bands this was enjoyed by all after which lunch was served palermo junior partners held their regular meeting with mr a spencer in the chair they enjoyed an in teresting talk by mr p fisher on the tennessee volley act the joint meeting took the form of a contest conducted by george at kins with betty burkholder and john lllycrop winning first prize art spencer and glen campbell won the consolation mr and mrs glen campbell a re ceritij married couple were presented with a pair of candlesticks at this meeting it was reported uiat there wera 48 entries from the pal ermo junior farmers and junior institute at the annual field day held in milton hudson reo vai0 class a mechanics ixuvivaj w1lloughby real estate agency office oo mffl street just around the cot net fran the bsntr ox otndhicsa telephonei office 332w reejjence 3h dcr tims made good in the army you cant make him holler enough finally -he- straightened jjlpy hold ing a frying pan of burned trout and pridefully set it down on a rock he had converted into a table for theirtirt plates and cups but be fore hecou1d demand praise for his prowess as an outdoor cook the toffee boued heavily then cracked the topping of grounds anrshot up a fragrant geyser of hot coffee i 11 pour it betty offered please don t tim motioned her to stay where she was i do the work this trip what does a girl who has spent her life in the uy know about camping well began betty no need to apologize darling he smiled as he settled the coffee grounds with a dash of cold water a fellow like me raised on a farm just naturally knows how to do things it was because you re ornamentdl that i fell in love with you i acknowledge i wasn t a camp ing enthusiast until i met you betty smiled fondly still i m not helpless listen sweet i ve dreamed of doing this ever since i met you practically the only thing that kept me going when it was tough over seas was dreaming of you and me together on a camping trip betty loved him better than any one on earth her feeling was some thing more thin love for her m in huos strongly tinctured with tl ot maternal quality that causes a woman to treat her husband as if he were a small boy bravely she ate the burned fish and half done biscuits washed dow n by perfect coffee when she wanted a third cup ns eyes lighted and he asked you re happy aren t you betty of course i d be happy any where with you tim frowned that s not what i mean dear you really like this sort of thing don t you you know promised 1 d show you a way of i fe li tit girl necr dreamed of yes deir and i love it betty smiled then added bet you were a boy scout as a youngster no tim spoke regretfully there were no scout troops where 1 lived but you roughed it a lot you bet all of us mom and dad and the kids you 11 love my folks glad they re joining us want them to see you in the open know that i ve met the type of girl they 11 love betty blew tim a kiss he was sweet she was fortunate to have married him though she had known him only a few weeks she would never forget their brief but marvelous threeday honeymoon she knew she would like his people for their letters had been so friend y she was dubious about their join ing them here still ir tim was sure they would not mind burned fish ants in the margarine and raw bis cuits she needn t worry the day before his family was to arrive tim stepped off a log and sprained his ankle tenderly betty heped him into camp and bound it up amazed at her skill he said you must have taken a red cross course whde i was gone everybody knows first aid she smiled feel better muoh but i 11 be helpless for several days we 11 have to stay here because i can t walk to where the car is parked what really wor ries me is how you ii manage to have everything ready for dinner tomorrow when the folks hike in hungry and tired i m good at taking orders she answered lightly in the morning we 11 make you comfortable on the lake shore and ou can fish while rkm things in order next day tim made miles of anxious suggestions betty accepted them smihngl then ignored them toward evening she helped him into the tool wnltr for a swim which re liced the pain in his ankle just is he finished dressing halloos cinie irom the ridge aboe soon betty was presented to a t rowd of plensint men and women whose ees glcirmd merrily in smpithy as they greeted her community singsongs every sunday night at huttonviele park movies novelties guest stars car parking charge 25c nmammmmxmimiimmmmmmmnmmimmmmmmumnammmmmm j if you are entering in the eab husking competitions please do so now as the entry list will be closed this week men women old at 40 50 fio get pep feel years younger full of vim 1 1 mn i alwrnn tu nluwtnl wnn n trrl tsi on four err tt uauxl atnafaai 1 ill rjolnc un vm rvitrri u do i nit ra minita mticr 4 khan m ir m ihmusa lacking lino tun iw ruinum rtinvpnorn vitamin t a mwaiemrr inter rniin i look ft mrh raaalu swt nnr l4t tr u grinned tim s broth hill i mi i i kwv oh furniture like new vulf lsl reupholstering faja call now to avoid the m tf f qpring rush an aavled w v variety of coverings is 11 available dick the upholsterer phone 89 for estimates she n ked and hr er wh it ntiw don t bo triticil of betty brtke in tim if i rndn t hurt my mkl i d lnr prepircd supper bill inli rrupted betty the i ins an in th round over there i is mi u tin s on dinner was spread before it th p tin le beans done to a turn ike trout c- ked perfectly in damp ve sil id c f miner s lettuce ii ft 1 i nils wild bhckberrics and ite bitty w is ii irt i f tim s wonder ii e1 nt at list he could sland in i h tcr lliw wnie tint a girl i red in tht cit ki ws in re nb ut j nj tl nn 1 in old timer he rh mi mdd d irl nu st rj b tl sour n tin r wi tc mt ou wcic t c imp mj fien i s t friend f tnun who i camp fin girl counsel r 1 ok pe in hint wlile y u erc away o sandy simpson has been patiently improving his dairy herd he saw his chance to buy a pure bred bull and the manager of his bank lent him the read cash to close the deal now hes expecting great thingb of his new calf already he sees her winning her class at net years fall fair a few more like her and he can also see his milk pro- dud ion rising as well a nice extra mconn from sdling hi- surplus stock to neighbouring farmers ilranch hanks m rural communities across canada help to build prosperous farms and at the saint time help mere asc tht fltv of food to faimh tables both at hoiin and m ditanl lands