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the osokgbtown herald wednesday ausuit 13th 1052 the georgetown herald m ulivg the wewnunmw of amomaaromm guar witiiaitn woeyal umebotjgs otmr mtwu raixmatad auokovv ua ootya sabaerlnuon site sm year on4 oopl ae each a4artlalnc bate quoted aa application walter c 8dzhn publisher and editor staff garfield u ifcchlvray leslie h- dark corey herriactob r re hi ill ml the herald u printed cash wednesday la tfcs ettlce on uala 8trt georgetown anttmrtwa aa second dm sun fast ofict dct ottawa of the canadian weakly nswsaepers asmeuuen and the ontsrloquabee dhrblaa af the cwna holiday closing becomes the thing more and more in recent year the ten dency in industry and among merchants has been to close down completely for summer holidays it has become an established custom among large georgetown industries such as smith stone which this year closed down for two weeks and the papennills as well as for smaller industries such as hurley- kay- marsland and other gradually merchants have joined the parade most of them choosing the week be fore or the week after gvic holiday partly because this gives them a shorter number of pot pourri there was great interest in the canadian time ago to team up with another exsmith old time fiddlers contest in shelburne saturtstoner howard cunningham in the vending day earl scott of limehoure was one of the machine business has moved to st catharines contestants but did not have the good fortune his queen street house is now pwned by mr to finish in the prize money mel lavigne of and mrs ron edmunds who moved there wingham won the grand championship the from the moore apartments on main street three winners appeared on a special cbc north wilf hillia who received a pruden- broadcast and after all thia publicity we can tial insurance promotion to port arthur imagine next years event will be bigger and is back in town to take his wife and family to better than ever with the chatting colum- their new home wilf has rented a house in nist on vacation and catching up with house- the lakehead city and is happy that he can work since coming back the notes we have move in the aummer ao the boya schooling will been keeping on comings and goings of geor- not be interrupted their main street apart- getown people are growing lengthier and ment will atay in the firm and will be occu- lengthier just so they wont be completely pied by newlyweds mr and mrs fred law- out of date here are a few harvey king rence that isnt all by any means but we who left his position at smith stone some have to leave aome of the new for chatting every community has a number of worthy organization which provide the spearhead for community projects and private and public welfare helping georgetown to be a better community and contributing in no small way to the towns advancement are orion odd fellows and verdun rebekahl lodges when worth while things are being done you will find these men and ladies always willing to donate always ready as organizations and as individuals to lend a helping hand once a year the oddfellows and rebekahs combine to hold a garden party on august 15th they are arranging a big night of entertainment in the park and hope that everyone will attend funds raised will be used for future welfare activities and will be used for a good hatsqiff to the oddfellows andrebekahs r lets help them out by going to the garden party judged roots crops at georgetown fair a man who judged roota arid crop ja georgetown fair wuuam hen ry hortop 77 died last week in guelph general hospital a life long everton resident be operated a flour miutng business founded by his father he officiated as a judge at erin fair for half a century and also judged at fergus arthur and ac ton lie was a keen fancier of har- jiess horeas he was a past master t walker lodge aclon trustee of s s 7 eramosa and secretary of everton cemetery board surviving arc his wife emroa benbam two sons clarence of rockwood snd harry of everton and one daughter mrs burt rhtfrs- nan r h- 1 guelph nd a brother james of blair ontario closed days aa well as dovetailing the vaca tion period with the time off in the mills when many of the townspeople are out of town on vacation this summer we believe sets a new high in the number of merchants who have shut down for varying periods up to a week or more at various times in recent issues we have carried announcements of closings by silvers dept store simmons jewellers mc- gowans specialty shop ernies radio lil- licos beauty salon w h kentner cv son others who have closed for vacation include lrvinga clothing jack williamaona and merv cooke barber shops space contributed in the service of the community by jbhfi labatt limited have your esso oil mud inttallad new i install low limit auuttt nsltv tal hmt in radiator ul ui t tannine your p ou burner mclanrr wto co ru mum vacuumed and complshaly ovorttaulad bectrtc oironoiherms sad bsjriea inatallaud falee estimates w bill sproule tuzaerrn st b nione 1171 brampton big tire sale gooovear marathon saxe motors thsftt152w jmsuiaaii directory wm broughton masseur daily 10 am to njn except wednesday phone sit murdoch st d w coombe iniiillil peahe fiisjsatisla eeieul tadaetru btjkldioton ms beaut st phone 814 nielsen the chiropractor draftees theraslst uth yar of practise lady attendant iiob tue frl 15 pas wad at as and t psa ore fiailalia tlere o phase ww fa km news halton dhia groups have high average tks snnusl summary for ontario dairy herd improvement associa tions which was recently released revrsls that the three ha hon croups compare very favorably with those in other parts of the province liter re 44 roups or total of approx imately 1144 herds enrolled hal- ton south now supervised by jack trasdale is in third position with an average production of 346 lbs of butter fat per cow in eighth pos ition u the west ifslton group sup- rrvlaed toy george uccormsck with an average of 317 lb of butter fst wtiiie cast hal ton county super vised by frank w chlaholm la in tenth place with sn average pro duct ten of 306 lbs bf out of the 1144 herds enrolled we note that 13 herdi averaged 400 lbs of buttrr per cow numbered among theae is the nerd of cliff wrlgglesworth hornby whose herd average wai 12271 lb milk snd 421 lb of slso thst of walter royle of oskvllle with sn average pro duction of 11483 lbs milk snd 403 lbs bf gf maeroatfo mambar of institute or acx minm public accountants bxaiirrom s3 queen 8 w phone 4m dr clifford reid lxi djxb dentist telephone 41 main strcat gaorf mows ooniolt j a willautuy sons far oauruti ueai bstats sex vice read oma toronto 1m yonc st ao sms ctty mmd caaalry wasm vaisa aa4 saaall acnasaa mastriaj aaa baalaaaa riataitlaa tom hewson is foui local istmiaiiliht phone is1w or j burns milne xrav dental simceok gaorsatowd pboaa h dr xhn kerby practice or dmrlbtry xhav ttlcpbona 3la llaln strut gorf mown monuments pollack 4 csmpbstl 3 watar bt north o a l t oaalfna oo mjml phone 10w laapact our work la 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