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the georgetown herald wednesday evening july i oth 1940 winnipeg summer symphony presents concerts for cbc listeners the cbc was co operated again this season in brlnelng ue winnipeg summer symphony concerts to national network listener the series which began on wednesday june 19 at 1115 pm fcdst wi continue tor 10 consecutive weeks with geoffrey waddington conducting several important additions to tire orches tra have been made this season and of unusual inter st to musk lovers is the presence of max fleisner in temauonally recognued oboe player mr fleliher ls well known in eastern canada and he has also played with the washington national symphony orchestra under dr ii ns kindler he is shown above on the left in the centre is geoffrey waddington permanent con luctor or the winnipeg hummer symphony orchestra and hmg recognised as one of the leading musical fig ires rf canadian radio the important production fea tures of the broadcasts will be in the experienced hands of john kannawln right who has served in canadian radio as writer announcer commentator and producer since 1930 below is a view of the soloists and or encstra directed by mr waddington in the western network feature for friends of music heard sun day evenings west of the great lakes news parade local news and views with th month of july the herald passes n ether milestone ami enters on a new year in the life of the pub lication for 73 years the herald has served the town and community and with a new editor at the helm it hopes to be of the same service to the public in the future as it has been in the post 73 years a a long time in the life of a weekly newspaper but in these trying times with your continued splendid cooper ation we hope to continue the ex ample setf by its past editors of loyalty and service to the town of george town and its nearby centres the orangemans day friday the 12th of july ls a great day for orangemen the world over be- ause on that day the 250tfc anniver- bary of the battle of the boyne will be cole bra ted wherever orangemen kathcr on that day their parade will fly a flag that signifies freedom an open bible will hold an honored place tn ht piocesslon signifying the or ders belief in religious freedom and a right foi every man to read the bcrlpturej and interpret them cording to the dictates or his own confidence halton lodges are cele brating hi brampton this year maclaren following are the winners beginners race uttle tommy dob- ble waathe first to cross the line but prises were given to all the kiddles girls 6 and under joan dobble marlon grace boys 6 and under silly maccor- mack jimmy buck bill whitney girls 7 and 8 joan buck ruth dil lon boys 7 and 8 billy hulter donald burns girls 9 and 10 june oofell mar garet wardlaw boys 9 and 10 ross dillon john whitney girls 11 and 12 phyllis grace june clarke boys 11 and 12 clare bums len glbbs teddy colman girls 13 14 15 alleen moquarrle joan main threelegged race jean colman and billy maccormaclc joan buck and shirley dobbie shoe race june cofell len glbbs john whitney clothes pin race joan dobbie len gibbs clare burns horse driving contest ladies blind- new advertisements steady customers or surplus milk top pries paid by malcolm condens ing st george phone art scott 161 it for sate 14 ft outboard motor boat a bp motor valued at 60 apply allan law georgetown ltp boarder wanted can accommodate one or two girls or men large room good meals charles street phone 219 ltp work wanted farm work or any other work want ed by the day apply j multer nor- val station or at herald office for rent 5 room apartment hardwood floors possession aug 1st apply c g benham phone 13 it for rent furnished cottage at oakview wasaga lor last two weeks o from jul 16th j and month c gust d shea box 1083 brai phone brampton 840 whitewashing stabls cleaned sprajea and dlsln- horse driving contest bullet blind- r jj jst olded and driven by menmrs a s speight lit h dirk and annand w wlle swacthamer wlrmllred hyde mrs i r aclo lorne mills a number of young people enjoyed the first swim of the summer in the river here on sunday haying is the order of the dav at present miss alberta ware of guelph spent sundaj under the parental roof a familj picnic was held at the home of mr and mrs wrlgglesworth on sunda friends w ere present from sireetsv ille ashgrove and guelph lunch was served on the lawn the musses lrtle olive and delia maj mr jack kearney and mr ross brockesi of toronto w ere afco vlsl- to at the same home i news from the nyal drug store s free glassware with nyal products 8 with every 50c 75c and 1 00 purchase of nyal j products we give you free one piece of glassware a see olr window for details v cameras and films 2 take pictures now you will treasure them in later k y 8 kodak verichrome film selochrome film cameras from 110 to 16 00 b see the new kodak vigilant 1600 2 umehouse mr ana mrs dan dome and mr nd mrs harrison ill or hamilton and lr and mrs wm milllirt miss humor ni d mastei town visiud it mr mlllieies on sunday nlig1ibolks tender party am pkesentation to vrn e fc yovng last tl ursday evening july 4th mr e h young was guest of honor il i pirty hi id bj all her friends neighbours on george street at the homi f mrs sim walker mrs young had rxen a risidint of 11m trei t for a number of years and the pari was held prior lo her leaving on friday tor her new home in tren ton mr- young with her son allan will join htr husband who has been tmloed in trenton for some time the l i tiling was spent in games and oiiil intercourse during which mrs ioun wos presented with an address tlful floor lamp by herl carl hyde and walter hyde guessing distance mrs j whitney ijadles balloon race mrs a r speight mtn s balloon race norman bums time race mrs c buck len glbbs nai driving contest ladies mrs h clarke men stan lyon a pinut scramble brought the pic nic o a close and those present felt th ouiinu a compittc success glen wiluams mr and mrs clavton allan mr ind mrs j n wl liam and mr and mrs wm everson jr spent the week nd in ofhawa private gordon allen rcr who is stationeo in london spent the week tnd at his home clarinet wlngfield jim bell and bud hill left on monday morning for qamp borden to join their regiments mw v cienne gujot is in toronto although they were indeed this wee undergo ng x raj examln sorrv to h irn tint she would be leav atlons in their neighbourhood they wished mrs yeomans returned to oshawa bihle of george j mrs young and hir famil much hap i on sundn after spending a week here and mrs wm i 1ush int r piw home j mrs o ijot prcsiden of he ladies for sale the council is offeing for sale the following properties acqu red at tax sales 1 lot no 50 comer aricta and ewing stb 2 j lo no 32 sw draper st j lots nos 18 19 20 21 22 and j vj n 3 v lots no 29 and k ma e st n e mcleodt 4 lo and pt lot 12 main st 3w c a fc c v- baeyj p b harrison 3 toai clerk mr and mr earl tarzwoll with nd mrs jos scott on sunda mr and mrs c mi s il in visited locki r ard familj sundi at osprlnge on misscs helen and joau trtloar have holioajnng at mrs c mummery s bet mr no mrs a hill tnd familj and mr and mrs s wright and mlsf shirl motoild to camp bcrden on sundaj mrs lmclsa suthtrland of halifax ks nsltl it mrs ciordon sutherland ind d isuthtrland l tlu maples dnvij of toronto has beet hi r mollicr mrs john mere dun ci iil of si albans church hed a vtrj dthfcl tful strawbeit tea for the guild and ieir friends on thursday laliirnoon tta was served on the i lawn a c en haen and the winner i of i hi luckj tea ticket was mrs w gant corfceown in a draw for a i tushion 1 eld the same afternoon mr i arthur btaunont held the luckj tic sappci sam gi honed at toronto day warwick sjent last and mrs and irtle k with follelt the pust f w weeks uie de mand lo heralds has be n so inert a id that we have not ortn able tc upp v tveront wishing a copj vvo w4ki ago our iupplv of jour wekl niwspaper fell far short of the i r qui i d i umlx r so last week st v enty five more copies were printed to ou ill a imtnun ihls increased cir iiunon t id not last ioiik and by prl tiaj tin r was a complete sellout thus weik wc have again increased our supph of ht raids and feel sure ihat wt can supplj all tho wlshing a contra i lauons to marjorv murray topv it ls melted encouraging to the on pa ht entrance ejcammations editor nno staff and il must be grati 0ur lads dunng the fjini to our idvertlsers to know that past wl were roj smllh david i i lie herald ls being so wldelj read a h from guelph walter hodge ttood wav to be rami red of jour copv i on hunt and bill tennant from each wk would be to drop in at the brampton i office and havt vour name added to our subscription list and mailed dl rstlj to vou we we come to the g en mr tern ta stutent in charge of the united 1 church mr lemkaj s staving at tht hotie ol mr and mrs jack ddj stewarttown the pabli are getting to know oir vew low price for classes b a real bargain for the high quality lasses supplied why pa more than our new low price our eye lunuraion has al ways been thoroocb we have the finest cqatpment and arrerso years experience the people wnotc we have se are com ing back to us because they real ise our eye sci is best cvtne hi and let us show ywa the newest styles at city prices 0 t walktr ro eyesight specialist who will be at us ottce the be teteaaonc co mala st georgetown the moosm wednesday of often iw tn oi yon may esnanlt o t wnqna si bis alboe in brampton phove mus maigaret hayes of inglewood ls vlsitinq htr cousin mrs w bnmi th women s institute htld a straw berry lea on mrs gowdy s lawn on friday afternoon a good number attended and helped to increase the proceed- which will no towards pur chasing materials for red cross and se refugte work the r riilar mnnthlv mtding of the limelioust wi was held at the home of mrs j elkrbv on jul 4ili with flftctn ladies prest nt and the presi in the chnlr put on your old gre bonik i followed bj prajcr were used in opening tht roll call was answered by giving the hnrdest task in sewing mrs mitchell followed with ui demoivilntlnn of a w un made tailored buttonhole mrs gale foreman printer at the elora ex press for the past three and onehalf venrs fred klnsej passed away at udph llnspttal on wednesday last fler a kite weeks illness mr kin- was a former president of the out iph typographical union and survived bj hts widow and tour chlld- nn the elora express says he was n lompdcnt printer had made many friends in the village and was jusilj rm ord to be prold of i binder twine mccormickdeering big ball 600 ft per h per cwt cash on delivery order early the mitchell advocate ls authority for the statement thai the mitchell lions club was ihe only 100 per cent xplnin 1 the motto it ls not what attendance club for the year in can you star uiat counts but what jou nda and uils a a time when one of finish mrs i vetu had current events their members was district governor telling of princess juliana and her or dlstrlc a 1 perhaps be ing in an two children of the netherlands ar- a 1 dlstrct account for this record riving in canada and asking for love which thej can be jiihy proud of not pit from us in north amtrlca also that our own two princesses are crarrylng on their school wcik somi where in the english countr miss dorli mitchell thanked the wi io- mnni piivi her trip ic the olrls conference in sltni tiiool picnic one iph ard also gave a report of the latter hxir of the program while there mrs wright reported as a delegate to the district annual in muton she said that our war work compared fa- vourab y with that of the other brancnes in the county mrs kirk patrlck s article made from a sugar bag won the prize in the contest of useful articles the sewing just com pletod was on display during the af ternoon this included two quilts just completed last week the meeting closed with the national anthem fol lowing which the hostess served i dainty lunch k c mcmillan shone 40 georgetown i the sewing committee took in an- other bundle of finished sewing to the red cross rooms on monday the friends and neighbours of mr stan norton tendered a miscellan eous shower to him and his bride-to- be miss oral chalmers at the home of mr and mrs p shelbourne monday evening the young couple were coiled forward and seated at a prettily decorated table where the par cels were presented to them dpon openlne many pretty and useful pres ents were to be seen after the thanks from the recipient lunch served and the young folks enjoyed a dance an the lawn the urlted church sunday school picnic was this year held in beautiful edgewood park eden mills the quietness and restful nesa of this pic nic grounds was enjoyed by the older members of the sunday school while the children delighted in the swlmm ing accommodations and the ample space tor their sports programme for the past few years the picnic has been held on thursday but this vear the day was changed to satur- daj allowing a number who had not previously been able to attend to join in the annual outing of the churco while lh attendance was not as large as it might have been those present enjoyed the afternoon to the full and were sorry when the time came in the early evening for the gathering to make the journey back to their sever homes prior to the supper hour toe young folk enjoyed swimming and aofthall then au gathered around the ta where the committee had prepared a lovely picnic lunch after au had par taken of the lemonade sandwiches and cake the picnickers again adjour ned to the sports field where the tarl- ous races were run off under the di rection of norman burns superinten dent of the sunday school tiiitrl by miss mamie campbell and jack floor wax 1 9c flour ss pork beans 3 25c shortening 2 25c sunlight soap 10 bai lux toilet 3 cak 59c soap rinso 16c 9c and 23c lux flakes 9 n323c candy special ohang ob jeuy sucesu 11m for9c salted peanuts 2 n or 25c magic baking powder cocoanut shredded or desiccated richmello coffee domino tea m33ciib65c ritz salad oj- dressing thu jc shredded wheat 19c 28c 19c lb 39c 2 p 23c oranges op cabbage 29c 5c 2 5c cucumbers new cabjbotb 25c 10c 5c 66 dominion stoekss loitwp