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i th ge herald georgetown ont wednesday september 14th 1949 georgetown fair big event frid and saturday v the weather mr editor i guess this weeks summary could be termed mediocre the rain certainly was welcome and the lawns and postures already show the benefit ot it lets all concen trate on good weather for george town fair day em bi ltun date max mln rain sept 5 78 62 sept 6 63 46 sept 7 36 48 78 sept 8 61 47 12 sept 0 64 41 sept 10 70 30 bept 11 74 43 r average 68 37 4685 so garden setting for may chester wedding horse show hall exhibit will efeature pigshqw saturday magazine cbc broadcast will tafce place from ttie grounds many specud prizes for various events first dance of season friday night with good weather expected for the weekend plans are now com plete for another big georgetown fall fair and horse show the annual event is sponsored by the esquesing agricultural society of jvhlch john bird is president the main attractions will be the horse show and the hall exhibit which in the past few years have been second to none even a better horse show is hoped for as the prize list has been increased to in clude more saddle and jumper classes along with the horse show will be the usual good harness ra ces when the starting gate will be used the fair board were also successful in again obtaining the services of tory gregg outatand- ing master of ceremonies for fall hows a unique idea will be introduced when a lady judge will act for the hone show named mrs sam mil ker of new hamburg early entries would indicate that the hall exhibit will be on a par with former years the school ex hibit which is one of the highlights of the fair will be up to its usual good standing and the ladies work and domestic science should equal the outstanding show of 1948 in tha event that their exhibit at the exhibition in toronto is returned in time the arts and crafts hope to have another of their outstand ing displays a new feature of the fair this year will be the opening of the hall on friday evening when those who wish to spend more time to look over the exhibits may have the opportunity to do so it is hoped this new feature will have tha sup port of the townspeople on its first venture another added attraction at this years show will be the baseball game at 1030 in the park when a hamilton sponsored team of pee- wees will meet a georgetown team so come to the fair early and stay late the 1s49 fair will be officially opened by mr e h buck of paris president of the ontario fairs as sociation in order that a typical rural fair nay be depicted to the rest of canada the cbc will originate their saturday magazine broad cast from the fair grounds don talrburn of the neighbourly news broadcast will be the an- nouncer i the baby show promises to be a highlight this year when the rob inson baby bhow of hamilton will have their own tent and give vouchers to the value of 14 00 be sides vouchers for free photos to every baby entered there will be prizes for oldest and youngest on the grounds as well as many othqr specials which will be found in the prize list the music during the afternoon will be supplied by georgetown girls pipe band for the younger set there will be of course the usual friday evening dance in the rose room when the debonnoires orchestra wil supply music for old time and modem dancing get ready now for the fair with your exhibits bring them jj the hall friday morning and above all come to the fair on saturday the home of mr and mrs gray- don chester of nerval was the scene of a very pretty garden wed ding when their only daughter mary jean became the bride of ot john wesley may son of mr and mrs lawrence may of norval rev j l self officiated for the double ring ceremony the bride wno was given in mar riage by her father wore a floor length gown of embroidered ivory organza her shoulder length halo veil was held in place by s dutch tap of heirloom lace and she car- fled a cascade ot better times roses and white gladioli her only attendant was her cous- sln miss eileen ray of rochester who wore an offtheshoulder gown of pale green taffeta with hooped skirt and carried pink gladioli and vellow poms mr reed hurter was groomsman and miss kay thompson sang through the years accompan ied by kenneth harrison mrs chester received her guests dressed in grey silk faille with burgundy accessories and corsage of talisman roses assisted by the rooms mother in british tan with brown accessories and corsage of yellow roses the wedding supper was served at the yellow briar inn bramp ton after which the young couple left on a wedding trip to montreal and points east the bride travelling in a green wool dress winter white hat and navy accessories with corsage of hibbard roses the young couple will live near norval we wouldnt be surprised if there were people right here in town wno hadhevcr heard ofper- fccpy or apple products glon williams limited and perhaps it has never occur red to you when you buy an apple pie from the baker or when you sample this delicacy in a restaur ant tnat chances are you arc eat ing a product which is processed right in this community glen williams to be exact for it is in the glon that every year twenty thousand barrels of ontariogrown cpplcs are processed and shipped to buyers all owr canada some even reaching the american market the herald print shop has known about perfjcpy for a good many years for at this season the faith ful heidelberg is hard at work printing the labels which identify this product in its pocking can but it was only this weak that wa stopped long enough at the charm ing llttm factory in the glen to have a look at the apple products plant and ask some questions of mr j f lindner who with son bill guides the destinies of a thriv ing business we had heard rumours that mat lindner had invented a new par ing and coring machine which was so superior to others that it was in acmand not only in canada but in the states where dozens of factor ies are engaged in similar process ing the rumors proved to be true and we had a first hand glimpse of the lindner machine in operation it is deceptively simple to watch the eye neea only a circle of spikes on which apples are pinioned by the machine tender whirled around while a knife deftly removes the jacket cored by a plunger and ejected onto a belt for the next process simple parhaps so but it represents four years of hard work on the part of the inventor- owner to develop it to the point where it could be turned over to an engineering firm for perfection this year it is in operation for the first time the machine has an operating capacity of 120 apples a minute it was handling a conservative nine ty a minute at the time compare this with other machines on the market which have a top running speedtjjf fifty and you will have an idea of its efficiency add to fhis a 3 per cent increase in pro duct by cuiidnwh of waste and onethird saving in labour and trimming arid you got a better ldeo of what the lindner paring and coring machine can dp but the top factor which clinches its effi ciency is that for the first time any size ot apple can be handled and no prcsortlng la necessary from apple to pie filling in a matter ot minutes is the story of the apple earning industry for fhis is the length of time it takes for an apple to tour the paring machine be trimmed by one ot the ladles with rubber gloves and sharp knives who yfork jn this depart ment put through the seed cell and quartering machine and the cooker and then with others of its kind placed in a seven pound can which is capped and run through a water cooler still warm the can rolls to the packers where it is labelled crated and packed on the waiting snyders transport truck bound foe a wholesale house or in some cases for direct shipment to the baker t we said above that people might never have heard of perfecpy and there is a reason it is not a retail product and never appears on a grocers shelf its only ad vertisement is in the taste of sat isfied customers and when a busi ness has been turning out the same product for well over twenty years and continues to grow each year the merit of the product proves it self about 73 per cent of the ap ples used are northern spy the balance composed mostly of rhode island greenings and baldwins only ontario grown apples are used the company year runs from september 1st to midmarch and an average ot 33 men and women re employed during this period apples are kept in dry storage in a separate building and conveyed by belts to the processing plant when desired nothing bat tree fruit is used and only apples more sj or more in diameter are pur chased a deep well near the build ing supplies limitless quantities of pure spring water which isused in the pie tilling mr lindner and his father be lore him are veterons in the can ning business the late w a lind ner operated canning plants at weston and at burlington where j f was born grc news lodje meet at ruth evans home i the opening fall meeting of the countess of strathmore chuptcr of the iode was held on monday ev ening at the home of miss ruth evans there were twentysix members present and mrs wallace thompson the viceregent took the chair in the absence of the regent mrs walter blchn the chapter voted i5 00 toward the cilc campaign and also deci ded to purchase two pictures for the now room at the public school it waj decided that the chapter sell christmas cards again this year albert kershaw will will make home in acton mr and mrs bernard j miller who have formed successfully on the seventh line at ballirmfad since 1021 have moved to acton where they will make their home mr miller disposed of his farm a few months ugo to mr sidney baker of north york mr miller was a prominent shorthorn breeder and had shlp- pid cattle as far west as sasltalch- ewan and south to colombia south amlrica prior to leaving their home in ball inured u social evening and i resentation was held in their honour while we regret to lose such amiable itijums from our dis trict we wish them many cirs of huppinosi in their iilw hom council comments by the bystandtr i hoar that the town fin inclal situation for the current year is i otter than the council had first thought still far from good but at least they arc not going to enrtup ln the red top for if at all on the years midget lot of discussion heard pro and con on appointment of joe as ass essor funntowljiyeryone can do such a much better jolttyfinina nlng the town affairs than council except when nomination and election time comes up each year then we all lose interest or is it initiative the fall program of sports is now well underway and in another week will be in full swing trie boys 9man soccer league on a smaller playing field at the pub lic school is being met with great enthusiasm they will play after fcchool games will also be arran ged at the glen and at norval the public school girls arc in for i nother short softball schedule at the high school principal i imbert s six man rugby team league is bound to supply a lot of action plus bruises when it starts-j- the first of october in the mean time interest is keen for the tsnek intl field meetthc end of sept thih week is lacrosse week for f eorgetown our bantams anr midgets take on brampton in a j ome and home ola playofff cues commencing it brampton on wednesday and returning to nor val riday how about eoming to norval and see them play on sat- uid ly our peewi es journe to mlmiuj for j touriuiment s nes in which 10 teams jre entered mens softball has had a gieat levival this summer and the erest has been keen howevei the best is yet to be the finuls between a and b champions at present in a finals lions are one up on norval having won jast week 135 in a 2 outofthrcc scries the nqxt game is thursday at 6 15 at the park in b finals bmith 8t stone won the scries and championship by defeating legion in two straight 7- and 03 in the boys hardball the compe tition likewise has reached the fin als the lead leaguers during the womens institute at mrs w g bells glen fair another outstanding success margaret kelly weei j peter moorhouse a lovely weddlrig was solcmri- ized at st georges church of eng land on saturday sept 10th when margaret jean peggy kelly daughter of mr and mrs john poyle kelly became the bride of peter crofton moorhouse son of mr and mrs walter m moorhouse of oakvllle the altar and chancel o the church was beautifully decorated with white mums and gladioli for the occasion archdeacon w g o thompson officiate and the wedding music was ployed by mrs w f bradley the brides sister molra kelly was soloist given in marriage by bar father the bride wore a ballerinalength dress of light blue french lace over taffeta the tight fitting bodice was fashioned with a high neckline and bustle back she wore a dutch cap of matching lace and carried a nosegay of white baby mums her attendant marlon hepburn glen williams wore a ballerina- length dress of buttercup yellow taffeta with a matching halo and carried a nosegay of bronze mums wil liam russell oakvllle was grooms man and jack wilson and ter- rance regan ushered receiving at her home mrs kel ly wore an afternoon dress of for est brown crepe with a cream mocha felt hat and accessories and corsage of bronze mums mrs moorhouse mother of the groom chose an afternoon dress of black crepe with a matching small hat and corsage of pink roses for travelling the bride wore a royal blue wool suit with navy and whits accessories the couple will reside in oakvllle prior to her marriage the bride was tendered o cup and saucer mower at the home of mrs ger trude dann and a kitchen shower at the home of miss marlon hep burn and mrs oanyene this committee the chop- frirstolonnlng to enterjhe ladles zll rtmm at the fair- satur- smito 8tone b work classes at we rv aoirmall champs iode members will assist at the smith it stones je neals dlnle which will ba legion to win the b championship kid twto monthly jkau l0 bues to lb evening assist- re one game up on norval for ing soss irani war mr a ittg brut alekawla and mfriwirtii tha oeto- wm 4jm a tha a championship with tha win oar meeting smith stone in ehel- lansst series 1st the overall leham jbvruona and korral play thalr meand gmatntiradajr night regular season john st flyers lost to the up and eoming mqlifstreet maulors last week 180 and the playoff scries 2 out ot 3 is all tied lut one game each as john street won the opener 02 in the other playoffs glen and norval com bines won two i straight from col lege view 180 and- 158 and are waiting anxiously for tha finals on thursday tha third and final lama between john 8ttm and main street u to ba ttra fut- ing at 645 pjn and a large trowd the opening meeting of the sea- son of the georgetown womena institute was held on wednesday sept 7th at 2 30 p m at the home of mrs w g bell main st south the president mrs h c bally was in the chair after opening ode and prayer mrs wm mcdow ell installed officers for the com ing year this being a new prore- t ure adopted from the new nand book du the bumntss session 5 00 was voted to the high school commencement this having become t yeirly donation v the depart ment have asked for an essay on a woman s day from arlilril until bedtime this being a recording of tlio varjojis tasks undertaken and accomplished every member has been asked to compete all should look forward to the pleasure of ncarink a few of these at the oc tober meeting about thirtyfive incmbcis and friends weic present the member ship showing an increase this meeting was supjiosed to take the form of u picnic on mrs bell s beautiful grounds ironically en ough this picnic had been post poned on account of the intense 1 cnt but the mombcis were glial to tie inside on account of the cool weather about seven tables ot euchre were in play and the lucky winners were 1st mrs john ken nedy 2nd mrs adam kay 3rd mrs victor king 4th mrs wm marshall as usual a sumptuous lunch was sced and everyone reported a real good time be surctand visit the w i booth rn fair day if the wind is chill piece of homemade pie with coffee will hit the spot 21at birthday party of legion wa the ladles auxiliary canadian legion celebrated their 21st birth day with a banquet and social on friday night last the provincial officers namely mrs v cameron st thomas prov president mrs l long toronto 1st vice mrs c mcgill merrltton 2nd vice mrs e tlllie toronto secretary mrs m richardson toronto treas were present and each gave a short several new features were added to the 3rd annual fall fair spott- sored bypst albons ladles guild held on saturday in the lacrosse field with a record attendance the exhibits wore displayed in a large marquee very kindly loan ed joy dr c h reld georgetown although the number of exhib its were not quite up to previous years the quality was fully main tained in all classes the home- modc baking class was really out standing music supplied by the u georgetown girls pipe band wa greatly appreciated by tho crowd and added much to the afternoons enjoyment keen interest was shown in the childrens races and the mens ball game s ware closely contested the decorated bicycles tricycles and doll carriages drew much admiration from the specta tors and worthy of special men tion they were all beautifully decorated and quite original a goodly number of null ua in the baby show and three prize babies came from g winners are listed in another- col umn archdeacon w g o thaasgwon opened the fair and frank fetch was a capable master of ceremon ies for the afternoon during tha afternoon a draw was made on tha quilt and matthew beaumont held the winning ticket the three mystesjjjnen john haines lee bradbury and jim gargent were identified by mrs lome garvin jacqueline- lucas and jimmy tlmleck despite- the many handicaps this year tha glen fair was voted better than aver and already plans are in tha bhhii for a bigger and better fair again in 1050 currie clbfton wedding held baskets of white and areola glad- loll graced the altar ot bethel uni ted church drumquln on satur day sept 3rd at 2jb oclock for the marriage of annie violet clif ton only daughter of mr and mrs oscar l clifton of milton to george douglas currie eldest son of mr and mrs george currie of georgetown rev fred alnsworth officiating the bride who was given in marriage by her father looked lovely in a gowne blush satin with sweetheart neckline and fit ted bodice and long fitted sleeves the flared skirt fell in a square train her full length veil of tulle illusion was held with a tlera of seed pearls her flowers were address i shower bouquet of pinocchlo roses a delightful banquet was served buttob chry- by com g braisby and her com- 1 mum j tjtehfield of mlttec all avolloble charter mem- wm matron of honour bers were present mrs t grieve mllrlon currie sister of tha roney stacey mrs w roney mrs l mrs h shepherd mrs c mrs a mccartney toasts were proposed by com f mccartney com g o brown com d bovmun and com g cousens during the banquet mrs d day rendered solos accompanied by mrs v hewitt president com mrs c parton pave address of welcome to com rades of branch also presented to jtlie branch president o cheque for 200 00 prov president mrs v cameron gave a very interest ing address on the progress and work of all auxiliaries in ontario all past presidents com b grieve com l roney com g braisby com e kemshead com m hadley com t stacey recei ved gifts of brooch and earring sets in appreciation of work done throughout the twentyone years three having had two years of of fice the provincial officers pre sentcd the gifts comrade l b grieve was chair lady for tho evening after the banquet a pleasant social was spent com m morrow mr j hill provided the music is sure to bo present on saturday morning at 10 attv jim sargents 1stars from this league start a home- and home ser ies with hamilton at tha park if you have a cne winner judy of lcnair d months old dachshund puppy owned by mar garet hoaro king st won first prize in the novice class at the cne judy was however just keeping up family tradition flar fnother was champion dachshaven rmelodie of joyce and her father champion egyptian maize ot joyce groom was bridesmaid they were gowned alike in orchid brocaded taffeta with matching hats and mit tens anal they carried cascade bou quets of yellow roses and chrysan themums miss jean mcdowell ot mltton was flower girl she wss i rocked in a floor length gown of white brocaded taffeta with match ing mittens and floral headdress and carried a colonial bouquet of pinoc chlo roses and chrysanthemums mr john currie was best man for his brother and ushers were mr john mcnabb cousin of the groom and mr ralph h featherston cousin of jhc bride mrs harold magee was organist accompanying mr carlos feather ston cousin of the bride who sans o perfect love before the cere mony and ill wolk beside you luring the signing of the register following the ceremony a recep tion was held at the brides home wiui the brides mother receiving wearing navy blue crepe with matching accessories and corsage ol xed roses assisted by the grooms mother wearing navy blue crepe with matching accessories and cor sage of red roses later the happy couple left amid showers of confetti and good wi shes for a motor trip thro the tjnl- tedt states for travelling the bridedonned a navy gabardine suit with matching accessories and corsage ot red roses and stephsn- otls on their return they will reslda on the grooms farm at georgetown tha pubuo school enrolment for run but to tha line i04 tam i4 thstitlndar- mrkand see tbefrlds pujr thajrf fsrtezvvrlaifr m hm t saii- ara good v lneatfetjt jf we are informed by reeve jack armstrong chairman of tha hal ton committee for the home fori the aged that tha alto for tha newj county home wag purehaaad at meeting- on tuesday and la gr pa tha outskirts ej atdton toeere prtemt j