Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), October 16, 1969, p. 5

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v i t t tjr v vt- escsrto adams photography christian reformed church wedding mr and aars andre brons sign the register at georgetown chrisfiaji reformed church following rheir recent marriage there the bride is the former rita patricia klooster daughter of mr and mrs henry klooster r r 1 georgetown and tfel groom is the son of mr and mrs william brons de liere the netherlands they are making their home in stoney creek reward school progress with iode prize award countess of stralhmore chap- ter iode will again award at special prize this year to a stu dent attending georgetown dis- trict high school this will go to grade 12 or 13 student forj progress in lie past school ajrear among other items of husj iness discussed at the monthly meeting on oct 6 at the home of misses jean and margery mackenzie was a letter giving information about various schol- iarship5 and bursaries awarded by the iode to students throu ghout canada mrs don wingrove is conven er of a cards and dessert eveg planned later this month at the blue flame room in brampton mrs garfield mcgilvray is ag ain in charge of sale of christ mas cards and mrs bob barber reported that cook books are still selling well and are on dis play in the library the chapter will purchase a wreath and place it on the ceri otaph in november mrs james evans education secretary gave a brief report books and soc cer ball have been jent to the chapters adopted school in newfoundland wool is still available for knitting and mem bers are to contact mrs john t armstrong for this the an nual donation was made to unicef mrs sam penrice attended a cancer society mceeting two films important to women were shown and mrs penrice gave a report and handed out litera ture pertaining to them to the the members the annual auction sale will take place it the next meeting when mrs james evans will be hostess lunch was served by the hostesses assisted by mrs graham karnell and mrs ern est korgrave community conference will discuss recreation needs fire flies have reps at holiday campout three hundred and sixtyfive campers sat down- to thanks giving dinner at ringeman park tuesday october 28 will give more groups take advantage of near kitchener sunday where representatives of interested the facilities at ccdarvale last the canadian family camping week the cubs met the barber- federation closed the season shoppers and a friendly confron tation resulted these days you meet your friends at cedarvale ervice clubs groups members f council and appointed boards the opportunity to discuss the present recreation picture in georgetown invitations havej lieen sent to over fifty organizat- the grounds are still attrac ions to participate in this cpmj live with the last of the fall immunity conference proceedings flowers in bloom drop downj begin with a registration and and see how fresh and clean van ai an prorram chair- social period guest speaker y0u community centre is men john and eileen ftboth and i g branch director of recrea- won town of burlington then dont forget the community takes the floor discussion con on recreation tues with a thanksgiving campout on the weekend cfcfs georgetown branch the fire flics was represented by vice presidents tom and mia groups will follow with the f at the cedarvsle meeting winding up about 1030 gy au interested peo- 1 individual ctizens interested in their families slides of the some rf th the recreation situation in geor getown are also invited to at tend i the face lifting at cedarvale is continuing with painting in process now the colour com- dination of tan red and beige should give the exterior an at tractive appearance i an increased parking area i deside the road to the commun- ity centre will provide better j service to those soccer fans and other groups using the facilities work is in progress now on the development of this arer the traffic jams in front of the building are increasing as pie are welcome to attend summer activities were shown after the dinner and a dance rounded out the day boy scour i vpp day saturday oct 18 draper dobie co ltd members the toronto stock exchange stock and bond brokers your naaratt branch offica queens square building brampton phone brampton or malton and toronto 4595232 6773757 wa deal in bonds all yaar tvary yaar and with canada savings bonds wa arc specialists application dallvared to your horn or butintts david r chappla wm e baatty t wynf ield nursery and garden centre 17 sidoroad mapta avo wast georgetown dial 8779952 for fall planting choice of evergreen container stock also garden supplies power garden tools for rent i orders taken for winter firewood quiet fears after rabid dog rumours reports in terra cotta of a rabid dog shot then disappear ing in the bush still dripping blood has caused concern in the area the health of animals branch in brampton states there is no proof the dog was rabid sincebe was never test- ed and in fact never even reported to them except indi rectly by rumour a few days later the information ufatttre ral bles germ will live only a lewi hours on a carcass should re assure anyone concerned- about the infection of wildlife the germ willdie shortly after the animal dies according to the health of animals branch while many animals have been tested for rabies in the last three months none in the area have turned out 6 be posi tive the government branch stated the particular areas tbey mentioned were norval stew- arttown terra cotta and geor getown care of came to prevent tainting of meat game should be dressed imme diately after killing big game should be hung to cool leave on the hide for protection dur ing transport protect exposed parts with salt pepper and cot ton meat bags the morgl jetown hsrald thursday oct 1c 1969 pack 3 for prompt and expert service on sheet metal work eavestroughing heating call phone 8777455 nual ioaotjupta brampton georgetown of fell winter fashions eductions i 0 x j mens s suits sport coats i coordinates i up to off i l t 1 mens dress i pants j prewinter bonanza entire stock m mens winter s jackets 20 r car coats ski jackets i fun furs i entire stock 20 regular prices regular prices up to si mens bulky knit j j pullovers j compare at 1998 selection of off i 13 lmgular prices pj savim10 moula puck compr h1 j barrirrlaral ladies i sweaters i regular prices a ladies dress slims flares cm pants skirts blouses h up to y1 off h regular prices h z special group z uvoies imported i bulky sweaters cardigans pullovers 8 88 r mens long sleeve coloured 1 i r i dress shirts i 5s 3 for 13 large selection of young mens j bells flair i pants i j vl off j reg prices iff ptewlnter bonanza entire stock roys 1 pi ladies fur trimmed 1 i water coats i jackets i ski jackets i 10 i reg prices jh wool 1 coats i as low as 1 598 m sav aa much a 40 j openthurs fruyi 9 pm plus ether inster and unadveiiised specials and new lower prices on balance of entire stock 2 main st s 8772991 v

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