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thaoeottorrowm hkkald wednesday ewnldfc may 11th lostf page 2 piove the great iuprnouty ol 3g0 sound lei tn dcmonstutc thai cbs columbia s i ull i utility w u a new bind ot television irceivei with 2 speaheis and 2 sound outlets iuu heat beltei to see bettei on the laitsl 2 inch alumi nived scieen lei us deniunstiale cbs columbia iv today we have models from cbs columbia tv with 2 sjieikhs is youi very best buy says ucki gluson 199 up easy terms up to iv years to pay milliere television froo demonstration no obligation we specialize in tv you are o prompt officiant torvic 12 wesleyan street tr qaflc just off main mrs frank fetch again president of institute urs frank fetch was reelected president ol georgetown womens in atitute ust wednesday when officers were ehon for the eomwff year the 1d55 ilate of officers includes urs seward wilson honorary presid enl urs frank pelch president urs albert uvinjptone 1st vice president urs v rawson 2nd vice president uus luena campbell secretary treas urer urs llarold cleave alutant urs r t paul pianist urs hnx thompson assistant urs ii c baiu ey preu secretary urs seward wit aon district director committee conveners are urs a abauantina urs w g bell welfare urs s robin citizenship and educa turn urs s gowland home econom ics and health urs wellington wil too agriculture and canadian indus try urs r robfnson historical re- vrsreb mr norman snyder sick and uuit in urs w t sinclair coopers tive insurance mrs w wiuon and mrs l davidtvon auditors urs w j hunter king si wan huivtrsa on wednesday uemberi an twered roll call with suggestion fur future programs a hair of cjothing is to be irnt to the salvation army at brampton op- port unity bags were distributed to be filled for crippled civilians a com m it tee urs harold cleave and sirs rred sinclair was asked to see shoal renting a hall for meetings delegates were appointed to attend the district annual in ashgrovc june lit sirs seward w ilun mrs i tch mrs huh mcxdonald last of bradley family 141 1 surviving member of the fam lly of james bradley and isabella hsaner urs hugh macdonald was buried in oshawa on saturday fol lowing a funeral service in lhrut memorial church she died in hos pital on thursday the former lernls bradley she was born in georgetown youngut of a family of ten children she had been seriously ill since november 1053 when her brother william r brad ley owner of the dominion seed house died a suter mrs george bradshaw died in seattle washing ton at that lime also her father farmed on what is now the cedarvale school property on lower main st mrs macdonald was married during the first war while she was serving as a nursing sister overseas they had lived in oshawa since that time she leaves her husband who is also seriously ill in hospital and two sons john of toronto and donald of tha flo wers for every occasion design work a specialty houcrs h ire anwhtrc in the world norton flora triangla 73582 gaorgttown 1 wiring commercial and domestic at leos electric service voijl street beatty pumps 1 liberal tradeins tr 72901 34hour sbrvicb bjrgapdrich ifootwear bsi dttalyely at ux kawson and airs w t sinclair it wu announced that the wi holiday will be held at guelph o ag july 18- 22 urs jade williamson and mr s wilson were uked to look alter the mystery trip m july mrs albert livingstone wu in charge of the program for the meet ing a number of members gave household hints urs s wilson gave a reading and lira livingstone a pap er written by utas ethel chapman entitled start where you are with what you have meeting date for the next meeting has been changed to june 2nd with lira s robin as hostess arts crafts sponsor leathercraft show canadian originals in leather the second travelling exhibition pre pared by members of the canadian so ciety of creative ixatjicrcraft is now on tour and will be shown in gcorgc- luwn public library 4 to 6 p m on thursday may 10th under auspices of arts and crafts of georgetown sil ir collictmn light refreshments this display contains 05 pieces by 10 of canada s leading craftsmen all articlts an of original design and luve iwen selected to illustrate parti cular points of design technique con struction coloring and craftsmanship teral of the articles were shown in the canadian crafts kxhibition at the toronto art gallery in the second canadian international hobby and homecraft show in toronto in the canadian national and pacific natio nal rxhlhitiont nnd in the lirst in tcrnational assembly of lcalhcrcrafts men in buffalo ny a number are prixcwinncrs in the various 1053 and 1054 exhibitions educational projects illustrating de corative and construction techniques are an important new feature of the present exhibition and offer practical help to the lea there raftsman this exhibition has already been shown in a large number of canadian centres canadian handmades in leather the first travelling exhibition of the society was enthusiastically received wherever it was shown during the year and a half it wu on tour culm inating in an invitation showing at the first international handicrafts show held in london england where it was judged the beat single display of the entire exhibition comments on the present display encour age members to feel that they have made considerable progress towards achieving their objective of develop ing a distinctive leathercraft design movement which may in the course of time become recognlxed u cana dian all kinds of 5 daughter waj former resident of georgetown j am ra knox uoal 6fi who died last wc k in toronto 1- ns gimra hospi tal was father ot a former george town resident mrs jim baysarovich who now livts in victoria iii mr boal who lived at 205 sackvilli st in the city was buried in mount pleasant cemetery on may 4th follow ing a funeral service at the thompson entral funrrat llorm lit was a mimtxr of joshua ixxlgc no 154 and forme r member of the indi pendent taxi association he is survived l his wife lalhtr ine crozier and five children mrs h weavt r mrs l wilson jamt s mrs j havarovich violet and james crozicr mr and mrs bay sarovlch lived in town while her uncle pop holmes operated the cornt r up board restaurant and worked with him in the business they moved to the west after the business was sold to the present propnttor stan wade monday may 23rd is the da destg nated as a holiday for the 24th wool ship couect to our registered warehouse no 1 weston ontario reliable grading direct settlement obtain sacks and twine without charge from w l sanderson box 83 baulnafad clarb w wilson rtil 1 luurubtuwn box plants also shrubs and rose bushes clarence bain ho 7 ho eutl of slono school tr 73715 open after 4pm gl mssaslstlimisugbafaiaiay georgetowns red brand reef market modern jeat market 7 main street dial trutttil 73410 friday and satuday specials blade roast bone out 49 short rib 52 stew beef lean 48 lean minced fceef 29 shoulder veal chop 45 spring lamb proprietor 7 main street north stan hutchinson trianoi 73410 herald adlets sell quickly easily alblasa1slaielblalblrla1balalbibiibbrr early bird specials wheat cakes with syrup and butter tea or coffee 40c bacon eggs toast tea or coffee 50c the place to eat in georgetown 6 30 to 9 00 a m every morning badis l corner cupboard restaurant main street gray coach bus depot gflsoline white rose ultra gives your car greater powbi ylmcbeaseo mileage instant starting fast6s pick up highest antiknock quality greats engine protection tops out of tune i and hes out of tuno on hu fire insurance too a n stark it r 3 georgetown or by writing to canadian cooperattve wool orowers umiico i 217 bay street toronto canada if our place burns down we ii get only what it was worth six years ago i better be safe bolter see this agent todayi j0hm ft barber agency i successors to elmerjc thompson insurance tervlee john r barbbr v kersey b c thompson uui street ttuangle vsksl iihhn canadas fr highest yrl octane y ultra another first i cnnrdinn oil 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