Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), January 10, 1951, p. 5

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t page 5 the georgetown herald wednesday jan i mi 1951 c mfstfe sorvffitrflng new for baby km b b chatting with mhb jbffy junior baby trainer chol free a always s 1 rooi temp- the ancient custom of taking down all yuletide dec orations before twelfth night lest bad luck befall during the ensuing year is observed by almost every one r if- not th tough superstition then through common sense for by twelve days after christmas most youll hay one when you see wne rtflqmens sntjgoie vests- built up shoulder med t large f aearm t fe ticqtepanties white clearing at i cherub vests interlock with sleeves or without 4 6 8 10 and12 a 9e 69o 9e 1 b mcgowans specialty shop main street sjjwms1 i closed thursdays liuuuipnimipuoiiiiiniminwmi s f 82v 2 shows nightly at 7 00 and 900 saturdays and holidays mat 2 00 pm eves 645 hopiaying greer carson walter pidgeon in blossoms in the dust technicolor jj friday saturday january 12th 13th iathat tl wlmeeb aid bloet natmou nooucno r rakdolph dliui i 1 monday tuesday january 15th 16th the big musical on the screen at last the show that played three years on broadway and thrilled the world starring betty mutton howard keel l0uiscalhean1carb0l naish edvard afkolo keenan wynh a mro wuwvn maym pictum im clil ikjl i harry mm m im m0vmhf rnim i u rjirtkot m cm o ooii wmi cam luiurlf tm cmi 41 a mm win cm- tmf i n0 mmflltu ll uww inhhu mx dalmml ar 0mt im ilklm tm m4 olmtl mmfc wr i ammm m m mcmm a wednesday thursday january 17ld i pjcbve ottbflw filmlpurev ifoasasx oljffllrjniwml kttwdr lw mmmmmrtikttto anmnty christmas trees begin to look a trifle jaded and falling needles start making it a nuisance instead of a pleasure- personally the we al ways feel if lltutjad to see the tree go out shorn of all its glamour to meet an ignominious end on the town garbage dump 3 during christmas week we like to take a drive around town and enjoy looking at the brightly lit trees through the win dows of homes this year too there seemed to be more outdoor christmas trees than usual and ihcy did look beautiful all aglow with coloured lights we may have missed some but those we noticed were at the homes of mr and mrs w f bradley main st south mr and mrs ken mac donald market street mr and mrs blake leslie market street mr and mrs george glassford uiuon street mr jnd mrs r b fouhs charles street mr and mrs trygve wold maple ave brigadier and mrs f c wal lace maple ave mr and mrs fred chapman durham street mr and mrs h c mcclure maple ae and mr and mrs w ford just across from viuoughby s beyond maple ave and of course it wouldn t seem like christmas down town if we didn t have the large illuminated lions community christmas tree also during christmas week wc had ocasion to drive thiounh ac tonand not iced that electrically operated wig wags had been placed at the rail ways crossing don t know how long they v e been ihoie but cer tainly its been a crying need for years there are so many tracks- and the visibility is poor now we can keep our eyes peeled for the wigvvags and be absolutely cer tain that when we embark on the crossing the coast is clear just before christmas a new apartment house built by mrs alice potts on john street past the culvert was com- pleted and three young couples moved into the apartments mr and mrs william cunningham and mr and mrs joe mcmenemy jr are occupying the iwo upstairs apartments and mr and mrs allan duffy have the downstairs apart ment the apartment in mrs w mc millan s house on emery street in which mr and mrs leigh brad bury lived before moving to their new home is now occupied by mr and mrs a morrow and their three months old son leslie david mr morrow is employed at alliance paper mills ltd w hen mr and mrs thomas parry and family moved from nor mandy boulevard to their new home on main street north their normandy boulevard house was ren ted by mr and mrs marshall tim bers and their two daughters wan da and donna wanda is with srrjtlb stone ltd and donna is a pupil in grade 8 in public school also anotner change- on nor- mandy boulevard which we in tended to note some time ago is that mr and mrs james yates freddie and ronnie moved into the house formerly occupied by mr and mrs roy barker and fam- ily sprry to learn that mrs dor- rie kidd is in toronto general hos pital where she underwent an op eration we join with her friends in hoping that shell soon be abre to be home again with her husband and children afraid we have an apology to make the type gremlins stol into an item last week and made it read that arnold brill is in paris france working there for the winter with the american govern ment in connection with the amer ican- aid program when it should have read in connection with their european aid program the other day in a local grocery store we picked up a roll of tinfoil and decided to try it out in he container a myr iad of uses are listed including us ing it as a coyer for foods in the refrigerator and that is where we made our big discovery per haps you like us have always bad trouble trying to keep cut cheese moist and fresh after having it in the house for a couple of days we had trier everything 10 w g 101day journey made by hyer- dahl and five companions on a primitive raft made of fortyfoot balso logs the raft is named kon- tlkl in honour of a legendary sun- ktmf these men deliberately ris ked their jivefe to show that the ancienperuvians could have made- mile voyage to the islands on a similar tfraft was td support gftheocy that the south sea islands were peopled from peru as you cah imagine the tale is an exciting one- and ex ceedingly well told when we heard of the death of nancy teeter it came with a sense of shock some how we just couldn t convince our selves that nancy as everyone called her was gone she always looked and acted the same even as we remember her from our childhood she made herself an integral part of georgetown during all the years he lived here by beintfvitally interested in cry- bddv when meeting you on the street she always greeted you with enthusiasm and stopped to chat and lisk ou about the various members of your family sometimes she would answer her questions her self before you had a chance the uaj she could keep track of famil ies children ihear ages and where abouts was truly amazing yes nan cy was a very colourful personal ity and we were sorrv to learn o h r death a new idjea for women s organizations s to hold small auction sales among the members in order to raise a little cash for varioji lojects last mon day night at the home of miss jean mackenzie the iode had lot o inn wfth such an auction mrs harold hutchifison i ade a wonder- iul auctioneer frank petch had bcttef lftok td his laurels thesal got of jo a good merr start when the auctioneer dressed in a cbrijc scotch kilt cosrtimo made a spiri ted entrance toihcskarj of bagpipes via a record player and put ev eryone in a laughing buying mood the jresutt was a tidy sum for the jcdf queen mary carpet fund still catching up on pre- christmas social activities in town the thursday mght be fore christmas mr and mrs w b 1ord entertained the office per sonnel of smith stone ltd at newcomer to town fcktsllja been cjjosen as na hv arrived 1 come and sve are proud that thg feust home wabi in and see them the ptintcflpfe onietas vell as broad- 9 cloths poplins longcloth and pillow cases prices are attractive and as you know wabasso fabrics are jfree of dressing well be delighted to introduce you to this new family youil find theto wonderful friends drop in today jlsta few samples of special values w r ill feature next week prop in now ladies skirts a special purchase of j 50 skirts in cavalry twill smart styles 449 tea aprons bright prints with organ die trim purchased for a real special at 29c watch for more terry towels fancy colored stripe un bleached terrv towels ideal for every day use special for 100 table cloths english dice breakfast cloth fully bleached- border 1j9 damask 52x52 colored garners i phone f4 thelp newly completed home just beyond maple avenue and the following evening friday mr and mr trygve wold entertained the smith stone ltd engineering department at thtir maple avenue main street home basking in the warm dime of bermuda just now are mr and mrs art scott who left this week for a holiday in the south tlnfoita try too and wohdfeio wonders it works theres atip for you if youve been having that kind of a problem oh yea and we had good luck uung the foil christ mas day to cover the top half of the turkey when we roasted u havknt had much time for reading- lately but wbftn we do have an opportunity we pick up new6gt weve aav ted sontijafrby itmiam announcing the appointment of murt allison as authorised masseyhairris dealer at georgetown tcp cwke 1 w wn t qualified f a in ox in etab pt0 i dcclld za fa c die btiine yabrtita x sa l life j w it mlibnapsiiinbmabb

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