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kmrwiijilir the georgetown herald wednesday evening august 13th 1941 legs of spring lamb lamb front quarters stewing lamb fresh beef liver round steak roast rib boiling beef stewing veal breast lb 31c lb 24c lb 1j9 lb isc 1 lb 32c lb 15c rank lb 1 7c aylmerpork and beans 20 oz tins 3 for 25c quaker corn flakes salada tea bags kraft dinner magic baking soda peanut butter red rose coffee 1nterlake toilet tissl zest crabapple jelly lifebuoy soap heinz soups assorted durham corn starch shirriffis lemon pie filling sue 2 for 15c 18 for 25c 18c lb box 2 for 19c 4 lb pail 55c y lb tin 29c 3 for 25c 2 lb jar 27c 2 for 13c 2 for 25c 10c 14c choice quauty tomatoes 1 8 oz tin 2 for 19c fresh fruit and vegetables burlington no 1 staked tomatoes 5c lb 6 qt basket 35c btjrbank good quality plums 6 qt basket 39c no 1 new potatoes 6 qt local cabbage z cooking onions carrots hot peppers green or red head lettuce crisp celery hearts grapefruit oranges lemons baske 2 for 6 lb for 4 lb for 3 fc 2 for 25c 25c 25c 15c r 5c 13c bunch 10c bananas c j buck phone 28w georgetown llmehouse trie limehousc women s institute celebrated its twentieth anniversary on august 7th invitations had been sent to all who had been members since its organization and to members of neighbouring branches and some of these were able to attend the at texnoon tea held at toe home of mrs h norton small tables set on the lawn for the tea looked very pretty y el appelbe of georgetown the district president at the time the umebouse branch was organized was nesent and opposite mrs p merry the present district president poured tea at a large table outdoors mrs kdertoy president at limehouse acted pic cti speakers for the afternoon lnclud ed mrs merry miss appelbe and vim mary a clarke superintendent of women s institutes of ontario the latter crs opportunities for wo mens institutes as her topic she al so congratulated the branch on its 30 years of worit since being organiz ed she said that no worthless organ ixattoo could have existed that long and urged the members to carry on m lois merry sang unaccompani ed alice blue gown which all en joyed fbuowing is the guest list of the 30th anniversary tea mrs w o mcdowell mrs w l milliere mrs harold cleave mrs d livingstone mrs e r robinson miss mary a clarke mrs w j switzer mrs w t sinclair mrs d campbell miss mamie campbell mrs i m bennett mrs p w merry mrs barry price miss jessie campbell mrs wta bracken mrs s h web ster miss vema webster mrs o ford mrs a w norton mrs s m wright mrs f benton mrs p brown mrs h r brown miss e appelbe thelma brown mrs r lane mrs a w benton and children mrs f shel bourne mrs john ellerby mrs a j bmethurst mrs jamleson mrs 8 norrte mrs s giaby mrs w t mills mrs w mitchell miss doris mitchell miss w ivens mrs john newton hit c mummery mrs e jones mrs harvey norton mrs w 8 wright miss edna russell miss grace pollett mrs e pollett mr and mrs r mulder and children mrs h porte and marlon miss agnes robertson margaret and jean robertson mr jack davis miss helen mills iiss ruth norton mary and margaret klrfcpmtrlck dorothy lane marlon honrie eleanor smith douglas scott miss lob merry in the evening a lawn party was held on the rounds of the presbyterian ffciiwrii t n program being titrai by q onelph male pnzechorr aadrimuuaf artist- mrs jamleson t a ns table 0w tickets on a fine a milfl later won by j committee are on the wellor ganized way the anniversary was cele orated and that more cash has been added to the funds for war work the limehoupe wj met at the home or mrs mills on tuesday aug oth the roll call created some amuse ment as each member was called upon to sing or whistle a patriotic osng scarcely anyone refused to respond mrs gowdy r current events mrs henderson had charge of the motto canada s position and importance in the british empire it was decided not to enter acton pair w i exhibit but to enter in the quilting bee there if possible the quilts on hand were to be finished but no new work to be im until september mrs t grieve or georgetown was guest speaker she demonstrated simple and difficult bandaging artificial res plratlon and use of tourniquet as well as giving advice in other cases of emergency her talk was very worth while following the singing of god save the king the hostess and her as sistants served lunch and a social hall hour was spent limehouse presbyterian church sabbath school held their annual pic nlc to stanley park erin on satur day all present report a grand time and over one hundred sat down to well laden tables for supper races were run off as well as all enjoying the many other amusements win ners of races were as follows infants ross norton boys 6 8 jim gordon girls 6 b jean robert boys 9 12 douglas scott girls 12 margaret robertson young ladles marie lyne young men gor don price ladles 3 legged race owen hill and shirley wright men s 3 leg ged race gordon price and harvey cook kiss race mrs gordon rev a n preached at currle of limehouse aiisa craig preabj terian local news georgetown fall fair one month from today homebaking sale and tea on knox presbyterian church lawn saturday aug 16th 4 7 ovlock tea25c the georgetown soldiers com forts committee is again having a tag day on saturday september 13th at lhejgeorgetown fair lloyd s corn salve contains ben zocalne the new local anaesthetic puts corns to sleep immediately get a jar to day at chapman s drug store lome scotb band lucky number draw will take place at the corner of main and mill streets between 8 and 9pm on saturday evening prizes aie on display in h c moclures win daw the norvil junior farmers and institute aie having a moonlight ex cursion across the lake on saturday aug 16th s s cayuga leaves docks at foot of bay street at 810 pjn s t to queenston and back tickets 75c nid 10c tax 85c single fair return tom hamilton well known scot tlsh comedian ho has made many appearance at garden parties in thl district is included in the cast of the warner brothers picture captains of the clouds being aimed at present ih canaaa tom recently returned to to ronto from north ba where scenes for the picture were being shot ht plays the part of a big lumberman garage and service station pro prletors are prohibited irom making credit sales of motor fuel and lubrl cants according to orders issued re cently by the government ali fuel and lubricants are now to be sold on a strictly cash basis and we don t imagine the xaragemen will be doing much kicking at this regulation kleerex clears the com plexion summer skin ailments re spond q lickh to thls quick healing sah e keep kleerex handy for s nb irn poisqn tj mosquito bites impetigo cuts burns ttc 50 1 00 zw medium and strong re common jed and sold b robb and other druggists recent tor i da afternoon tl e w lage i clud b mcdowell with td mr da id freemin ot brentford 1 h m a id mr jol i ckt 1 misdames douon co l ens brown nd fo- r of toronto and mr and mrs frank evung of kirkland lake h mrs f shelbourne mises hdei mcgowan and ruth all son aid messrs hirr smethurst d pat tialner al of birrle with mr niid mrs a j smethurst miss eleanor smith with marlon norrie lss dorothj lane w th mrs har ej norton mr and mrs mrs mills mrs denis hill has been ill at his parents home but we hope she will soon be well again mrs john meredith has been at her own home again recently mrs s norrie is spending this week with her sister at chatham mrs s gtsb visited her brother at nlagar on the lake on sunday mr and mrs mihiere spent the eek end with mr and mrs d dorle and miss gladys mlulere in hamilton r and mrs w a lane returned from guelph on sunday where mr lane has been undergoing reatment glen williams vernon klrby who recently joined le rcaf has been transferred from manning depot to aytoier bill schenk who joined up at the same time is stationed at st hubert pq mrs frank kay and francis oi sutton are spending a holiday with the former s mother mrs halpln mrs williams and owyneth return ed home last week after spending a short holiday in montreal mrs clayton allen returned home on saturday after spending a week in beamsviue tom hill who recently underwent a serious operation in guelph oeneral hospital is now progressing very fa ourably shirley preston is spending a noli day with relatives in london margot williams spent the week end at her home here the 1st glen williams pack of cubs returned home on saturday after a after being in camp for a week at norval mr r k lemkay cub master and edward beam assistant were in charge of the camp he was an organist of arcadee continued from page i think of toronto rida clean streets with streetcars and proper slse cars driving on the proper side oi the street and large modern buildings i have seen the pyramids am enclosing a picture of myself with them for backgroundproof snes we go into suez occasionally a dirty little town the canal is wide as atftg river we swam in today and sorneot the boys tried to fish but uk- fish had different ideas i also had a ride on a camel there was an egyptian soldier doing sentry on a camel along the canal we raced j the bank and took pictures of him then he got off and let us get on the camel went down on its knees ind george tried to jump on as you would a horse but the camel wasn uitu to those tactcs at the first touch he jumped up and george eli off and almost rolled into the canal i never laughed so much in my life i believe the camel erijoyed it too finally we both ijad a cr at it and it s quite an experience you feel awfully high up and he sits down or gets up by a sequence 61 alternate ly wanting positions that are most dis concerting two days ago we had a terrible sandstorm a very miserable expert ence the sand is a sort of gritty si t not like the clean sand of our lakes and gets into your eyes and ears and down your throat we wear tropical kit in the day time and blue at night in daytime it is like a hot summer day at home only without any shade trees and at night it gets away down below zero on the desert i ve spent some time in the desert proper and out there the days and nights are pretty terrible there s uuite a cold wind blowing this morn ing feels ilk- september on lake huron by noon it will be scorching hot we sleep with mosquito netting iround our beds now i dldn t one night and got rather badly bitten i always was a target for mosquitoes remember that summer at hillsboro sid n se all wear long white night kouns and either turbans or red flow tr iot hats with tassels some of them ire lairi clean but the general run are incredibly filthy and live n tl e i t est urro indings don t i wish i could tell jou about he lungs wee ben doing we been he ping to make headline nes for tht pa t fl mon tlis qui e i while bitk btfore i came here lid a raid on naples i was temp ed to p a bomb on vesuvius but thought t miiiht start er lpting and ik m with t it smoulders all the inn i played tht organ in all sans cathedral in cairo the other day n stle at present 1 have five hun ored flying hours and twentyseven raids to my credit so i m kind of teran gold coast too later letters dated may te 1 of his sojourn on the gold coast the inot humid climate in the world where natives are kindly and clean and where fresh fruit is excellent and abundant in the native village was native church that looks sur prisingl like the one in arcadee red brick and all and here the story of an organist of arcadee should end but it doesn t it goes on and on into gods eter nl y where all things are plain and understood for on the 25th of july his mother he was the only son of his mother and she a widow was notified by the british war office that her son had died on the field it is good to think that he player the organ in cairo cathedral some of us will always associate that music with what he made here in arcadee and it is good also to think of that gold coast native church that looked so surprisingly like the one in area dee to one sojourner at least the gold coast will be very near to area dee henceforth and forever the tomb of heroes is the universe says the poet and though he would be he lost in the world to think so our or ganlst of arcadee has given our quiet little town living identity with the unl verse by his brave life and fearless death god comfort his mother and wloow and sisters ballinafad the regular meeting of the mission band was held in the church on thursday afternoon august 7th ih the absence of mrs klskiwood the superintendent miss b hilts had charge master james kirtcwood was the chair joanna shortlll gave the topic and oeorgie perryman the watch tower one visitor was present mr md mrs horner with daughter sinnouncement silvers wish to announce the arrival of first shipments of ladies fall and winter coats fur coats dresses and millinery you are invited to attend silvers advance showing of fall and winter apparel for the woman of discriminating taste silvers dept store where good clothescost less phone 375 georgetown o o charlotte and phyllis foreman all of toronto were sunday visitors at the home of rev and mrs a o w fore man samuel allen buried at glen williams on saturday august 11th following a lingering illness one of our most respected citizens samuel allen pass ed away in the general hospital nla gara falls ontario mr allen who was in his mth year was bom in armagh ireland coming to canada when a young man and lived here and in the immediate neighbourhood for a great number of years his wife oa therine campion predeceased him five years ago and since that time he had made his home with his daughter mrs melville halliday niagara falls but made frequent visits wltfa the rest of the family mr allen was a faith ful member of the united church the funeral took place on monday afternoon from the home of his son mr oeorge allen glen williams a brief service was held at the home by mr r k lemkay who afterwards conducted a most impressive service at the united church special hymns were sung by the choir and included faith of our fathers a particular favourite of the deceased interment took place in glen williams cemetery the pallbearers were six grandsons sam and william allen east roches ter n y sam dennis and victor al len london frrfhcis allen and wesley day those left to mourn the loss of a loving father are two daughters mrs george dennis dunnvtlle mrs mel ville halliday niagara falfe five sons joseph of bast rochester thomas al fred william and george allen glen williams twentyeeven grandchild ren twentysix great grandchildren and two greatgreatgrandchildren al so survive owing to 111 health joseph allen was unable to be present at his fathers funeral beautiful floral tributes were receiv ed from wreaths the family provin cial coating mill sprays two from the grandchudreri lojs no 3i6 glen williams provincial paper mill the canadian legion georgetown the united church mr and mrs fred norton the ladles bible class the dennis family steve and maud nor rie mr and mrs m c purdy os sining ny eva and 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