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rotarians net 150 on fair activities the rotary club netted 150 with two projects at saturday s fair members heard at their dinner meeting monday at faimew inn that the booth they opt rated had a profit of 42 and a lucky draw in two turkeys 108 the turkeys were won by tom richardson with ticket 51 and gene bryan 87 prince charles dr tick et 289 club member jim ritchie was speakir at the meeting and ex plainul the operation of the liquor control store of which he is mana ger guests at the meeting were ed pries and bill anderson farm fresh ontario turkey especially grown and dressed for those who want the best lorraine farms soldt to householders hotels restaurants church roups caterers weather other events hurt lions monster bingo the monster bint at the george town arena last friday was not as monster as it should have been a poor nieht weather wise and a number of other events scheduled for the same dale kept the people away in droves it was the second bingo of the year under the sponsorship of the lions club the first being held in june through proceeds fcained by the fust effort the lions were able to donate s1000 to the swim mint p fund tndaj s binto was a different story a mere 501 was received while 1425 in prize money was li vtn uwa one thousand of that the rand prize to harvey mor ley of milton and another hun dred second prize was taken back to milton b lillian kellman h robson of hornby won 75 mrs harold tafclei r r 1 ceor eetown 50 while seven prizes of 20 went to mrs hob johnson ae ton mrs llod boyd georgetown mrs jack fry sr glen williams mrs margaret lambert acton mr ld tyus c torgetown mrs bruce mccartnev georgetown mrs ired tuektr ceorgetown mrs tracev acton and mrs cloke georgetown each won 10 seven dollar winners were mrs a turney streetsville john foster georgetown a upshall r r 4 brampton evelyn latette rock wood mrs john kemshead leor getown mrs ken daren bramp ton lions club president jim jones presented the cheque for 1000 to ilarvej morley mayor jack armstrong aeted as master of cer emonies for the venmj dick mil er as chairman the i ions are already discussing a possible third bingo which would be held in the spring corey herrington heads odd fellows corej r hernngton is new m ble grand of orion odd fellows lodge suceculmj i eslu dicktn son other new officers who will be installed ocl bre 15lh imlude al ian frdmunds vice grand harold criwford iriisurtr david hast mgs rec su ty md itodcruk kinl fintneial sierttirv model planes make fine mew hobby a group of lads in the ewmg st neighbourhood are having instruc live interesting experience with model planes under the guidance of two members of the orenda ln ginis staff art laync 49 ewmg and bud wallace 27 ewing are in charge of the monthly featherings a which the boys hat lessons on the theory of flight as well as the practical aspects of bmldinc m dels which will actually fly the roup ealls themselves the georgetown model engineering so ciety mr i lyne is president mr wallace vice president ind lynnt hyde secretary montt andrews gerald roden and howard ha mil ton assist with instruction and membership includes monty hyde dive hamilton jim and alistair blair arren cofell and john bo u win an meetings so fir have been held in the basement of mr paynes home ind the club is open to any boys wishing to join the group is hoping to hae a hobbj display in the sprint rcavtctor brings you f si y mi atffc bmw f t il pp pf w w i in spectacular new tv for 1957 if new high sharpond eoiy tuning if crup clear living image picture it balanced fidelity sound 3speaker ponoramic sound in deluxe modelt if allclear rca silverama aluminned picture tube if superseniltive cascode tuner if more power for fringe areai if clean modern uncluttered look model 21tc20o thewnfeld lowest priced 21 in rca victor tv console in walnut mahogany or limed oak finished cabinet 19 actual tubes 299 model 21t192 th pickwick 21 in tobu modal in walnut mo- hogmy o limed oak finhhd me to i cabhmt smart tawny gold ttond ii pi lot extra 19 ortuol tubw- model 21t194 the clifton 21 in tobu mod i in walnut ma rtagony or limed oak flnlthed wood to bin t matching twrvet bow op- lie no i entro 21 ottuol tubei phono- lk tone tont ol model 217 193 th townsman 57 2 n table lop model in walnut mahogany or limed oak finlihed wood cabinet matching cradle bate ihown optonol eilro 1 actual tubet model 24tc208 the saranac lowett priced rca victor 24 in tv coniale 19 actual lubei in walnut mobogany or limed oak fmtihed cabinet 2 iptake i model 24tc207 the princeton deluxe superb 24 in deluxe lowboy tn mahogany or natural walnut 21 actual tubet 3 ipeokeri tont con- t ol phono- 1 oct 259 319 269 389 585 00 walnut finish wainut finish wainu1 finish easy budget terms wigotv the georgetown herald i age 7 wednesday evening sept 26 1956 for fall 56 silvers presents an elegant selection of fall and winter coats woman of fashion ca ocio s mosl des red coats from the counlry s most reputable makers are air v ng da ly at s iver s fur t mmed end untr mmed garments at the r f net n ile quality and value come in and 5ee them 79 50 patrick bolger dies isuddenly in toronto solimn riqim m ma s was simp at st anthonv s rc church tor onto for patrick j bolger who dud wn suddnly on wednesday stpttmber 19th at st joseph s hos pita toronto mr bolgir a former metropoh i tan insurance ngent lived in cor gitown twenty ears ago and re- tind from business when he mo id to toronto at that time hi was i predeceased bv his wife tiresn catherine bolgir a very short timi ago he is suricd by sons and i daughters reginald ktrklind i like litecn sister m leona of the st josephs communit ham iltonjosiph m aloysius frank w toronto and re john t bol gir mimico mr bolgir was resting at the f i miitl funeral home 3299 dundas strict west prior to the funeral saturday morning scptem ber 22nd at 10 30 am interment was m mount hope ccmetcn ti n winners win mrs jack hoop er and mrs tom haines mrs bob mcmastir won a lucky number prize mr and mrs sam gordon ham ilton were weekend visitors with her sister mrs wes findley and fimilj tom hill union president at al liance paper with ro mcgili of town is in milwaukee wise at tending the golden anmversar meeting of thur international un ion doug fendle who has been bothered with a sore arm since he jumped into the river to save a drowning victim last spring is in hospital in guelph for an opera lion short of read cash radio sales service main st tr 73376 wi exhibits again anions fair highlights the exhibits building at the i georgetown fair this jear was most interesting ind i trad i ind it was in greit part due to the work of the man exhibits entered b the anous branches of the w c m ens institute in the district each exhibit showed great in fanuih thought ind work on the part of the w mm who hijpi i with thi exhibits the exhibits i were colourful and fresh and the i showed good qualit of workman ship lsquesing institute won the first pnzi with tli ir uihibi the house that health built and ashgnu insitii te second thur lhcmi beinj something new from something old all exhibits were splendid and it must have been a difficult hsk in choose ihe prize winners instt lults participating were noral busv bees esqucsing limehousi ashgroe silver wood baflhock burn bflllinafad ind georgetown glen williams i st albans ladies have social night st albans guild meeting took the form of a social evening at the borne of president mrs jack lucas wednesday mrs gerald fendley ind mrs harry compton were the prizewinners at cards and consola- only 00 down 00 a week buys a new goodaear tire ruu mice 1245 and your racappabla tir georgetown tire battery 64 main st n tr7jw0 your friendly doodymr dakr