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i page 5 the georgetown herald wednesday aug- 29th 1951 t schools in next tuesday morning the school yard will ting b with happy shouts as children flock back to their class- rooms sj barragers is at your service to help your children look their best school clothes packed away for the summer will need cleaning and pressing phone 233w for free pitkup and delivery fiui increased costs mean more insurance protection needed make sure you are fully insured walter t evans co insurance real estate t its the service that counts don herrington paints and wallpapers opens friday aug 31 next to barragers cleaners tone craft paints enamels varnishes sun teste wallpapers 1952 samples wall tile rubber mastic inlaid floor tile gifts chin a ware lamps opening specials 2 pt superwhite enamel free to each paint customer 2 lbs paste free with each complete room of wallpaper p i a call will bring a sample book to your home we rent paint sprayers floor polishers extension ladders we deliver main street phone 401w oshawa wedding ceremony bo burns marion stuart knox presbyterian church osha wa was the scene of a wedding at three oclock saturday afternoon august 18th when marion stuart was united in marriage with rob ert douglas burns the bride is the daughter of mr and mrs john stu art of oshawa and the bridegroom is the son of mr norman burns of georgetown and the late mrs burns pink white yellow and fuschia gladioli in baskets and tall standards with white bows desig nating the pews formed an effect ive setting for the ceremony con- ducted by rev stuart b coles ba mrs robert a holden presided at the organ consoles and accompanied miss jean harley of georgetown who sang til walk beside you preceding the ceremony and through the years during the signing of the register given in marriage by her father the bride wore a gown of white chantilly tacc end fine net over sta tin the fitted bodice of lace but toned at the back and featuring long lily point sleeves was fashion ed with a high round neckline in set with a sheer yoke appliqued with brussells jlace which continued down the front of the bodice nar row panels of the same lace lent interest to the billowing floor- length net skirt a crown embroid ered in pearls held her finger tip veil of embroidered tulle illusion she wore a double strand of pearls and carried a cascade of fink de light roses with sprays of fresh white heather sent from scotland and tied with white satin ribbon miss marion hepburn of george town was maid of honour in a soft shade of green and carrying a nose gay of mauve gladiolus florets the bridesmaids were miss nancy brown in yellow with a nosegay of peach gladiolus petals and miss ma bel graham in mauve with a nose gay of yellow gladiolus the atten dants who were all from george town wore identically styled gowns of nylon marquisette over taffeta a scalloped shirred bertha enhan ced the portrait necklines of the slim bodices- and the full gathered skirts falling in soft folds to the floor were heavily corded at the hipline they wore long matching mittens and open crowned picture hats of tulle to match their gowns their jewellery was strands of iearls mr james burn of george town was best mm for hisbrother the ushers were mr robert stuart the brides brojier and mr iiaie burns of georgetown brother of the bridegroom the bride aid bridegroom were piped from th church by pijurs alex sttuiiit ci toronto and guy wilson of oshawa th members of the caber feiclh pije rand of tor onto the iiepton a held in the legion hall where the wedding uincheo v tervecf to receijie the guests th trl s mother wore a dress of navy alle crerxt a white straw hat with navy accents white accessories ami a corsage of pink roses the bridegrooms fattier also received with the onriftl arty centering the brides table was a three tier weririmj cjike nested in pink tulle arm hanked with white tapers fcrul crystal vases of pink and white arnauons and tasters bouquets of pink and white sweet peas iiiniiiwed he guest tables mi coles oderc c trace and later proposed the toast to the bride which iv as responded to by the bridegroom the toast to the brides attendants was pioposed by mr lames burns and espmideri to by mr clare burns during the re ception pijers stewart and wilson led the grand march and also play ed several highland numbers mrs john hurst and mrs george s thomson sung solos with mr john hurst aero inyug on the dian mr accor- nd mrs hirns left in the early evening for a northern hon eymoon for the trip the bride don ned a suit of french blue gabar dine small navy hat with matching accessories wid a corwige of while amazon lilies oi their return they will reside in georgetown in the evening the guests were entertained at the home of the brides pn rents wilson road north when music was played by pipers stewart and wilson also mr hurst accordionist gcorgetcwn fall fair sept 14 15 the next piblic holiday to be obscved in georgetown will be cel ebrated next monday labour day the last holiday of the summer farm news b cunningham gets kiwanis scholarship the achievement day for garden club- members in halton was field at the milton towri hall on thurs day of last week thirty seven club members participated in the days programme under the direction of miss ruth hunt home economist the displays of vegetables which filled three sides o the auditorium from the members garden were outstanding in quality in the inter- club section displays were made by the hornby ashgrovenorval limehouse and nelson clubs the programme also included club demonstrations on such topics as flower arrangement canning of tomatoes etc each of the club members completing their garden projects was presented with two silver teaspoons all in all the club members had a busy and profitable day and they reflected much cyedlt on aheir respective club leaders a weeks short course scholarship at the ontario agricultural college t was awarded to barbara cunning ham of the ashgrovenorval club it is our understanding that a sec ond scholarship will also be awar ded and the name of the winner will be announced at a later date number of locat people guests at valleyview guests recently at valley view cabjns huntsville operated by mr and mrs wilfrid hunter of george town included mrs barbara tost mr alfred tost and mr and mrs c schneider of guelph mr alex kean with mr and mrs robert bridges and peter of brampton t- speed vale avenue east northeast limits of guelph last times tonite spirit of youth joe louis himself in his own life story thursday ai friday august 30 31 double feature dark past with william holden air hostess saturday september 1 one nile chilv jorfnny holiday wtffiam bertdix monday september 1 one nite only kirk douglas in a romantic comedy my dear secretary who killed doc robbin tuesday a wednesday september 4 5 loves of carmen hita haywcnth i princess aly khan with glenn ford in n technicolor romance based on uie popular opera thursday a friday- september 6 7 steel helmet an actiondtjhia of the korean war j saturday september 8th one night only montana mike r cummings marj reynolds children s playground 2 shows nightly kain ok cli ar children under 72 years free 80baq pkjgt 34c westons helba obeam sandwich biscuits 31c frostee dessert mix 2 z9 date nut loaf ofcb tik zlc romar coffee 96c cqffeepsb 56c 107 australian boston brand corned beef 54c loaf 12oz ttn golden bab or bichmello 1lb pko ic 11oz aylmer catsup a 3 39 masoit jars s 105 ffi- 123 vinegar sstao 49c jug 9t9c deyoalt extra quaker tomato soup 3 25c 29c 20oz tjlns 16oz mj jfc tim xoc bbxjob8 mj 0m 10oz pko x c cat food sse 2 pkot 25c dog food socxety 2 pep dog food budgie seed lynn valley special process peas 20oz tins pancake syrup baby foods 3 cereals for baby puddings mclarens 16oz jug boya man or jiffy tins heinz pko pkgs 14c kellooos new sweetened corn pops 2 35c choice celery hearts cauliflower bnch 19c ea 29c i sweet corn doz 43c c00king onions bag 39c home grown turnips lb 5c green red peppers tomatoes celery head lettuce peaches melons and pears fresh daily i more pay shorter hours for malton avro employees icuii licnisand i mployees of rhe a v hoc company ill maltoji havo been ginnteri ii tencent iin hcrir increase and shorter hours of work in a now contract signed between the company and aconaulical ixdgc 717 international association of machinists the contract covers the hourly- paid employees of the aircraft and ncroeiikine plants at malton and nobel and provides for a reduc tion of the work week from 45 hours to 42 also included are n new wage administration plan based on job evaluation two weeks holiday with pay after a yearsservice com prehensive croup insurance plan and continuance of a cost of living bonus the company where many geor getown residents are employed pro duces canadas cf100 jet fighter aircraft to run for one year the contract was signed two weeks bo- fore the expiry date of the old agreement because company offic ial said the firm and union both realized the necessity of maintain ing uninterrupted defence produc tion ashgrove mrs mark collier and daughter audrey of brcslau spent a few days last week with mr and mrs cecil wilson m m its later than you think lunummi a 10day cruise to bermuda and nassau for some lucky couple pnly 1 7 days left to buy your lucky ticket tickets at most downtown stoves or from any member of georgetown girls pipe band ssstfa ji