Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), November 29, 1944, p. 3

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jt hmjch wfa nwmber 29 1944 lhipkatoflolacco ii ooes mmt good aja pip district meeting fail fairs continued from pass 1 it is my balk the u sfccrejtaiies of nni fahsvsqoh as ire have to this dlvtrlot ftum the us end of fair man agement and their position uksn those of general managers of the larger shows and is thla not more or law to be expected 4ot the oeretary nan- dlea all oorreapondsdoe entries prises etc and the hundred and one qpee- ttona on fair days are usually fired at the secretary and be is supposed to men women ova 40 mt normal pep via jj dance sponsored by local s28 u e r m w a smith stone ltd the rok room georgetown arena friday dec 1st modern and old tyme al watsons orcflestra everybody welcome acfaniasion 50c too many fairs leave the success or failure of their show days to obanee by that i mean they sit baok and bope that exhibitors win patronize their abow ie they com it was a grand day if they fall to show up some other show whloh unfortunately was on the same day got the credit or blame for taking their exlbltor away perhaps there waa a reason management of a fall fair is like the management of any other bust- nees the gogetter is bound to win fail lair executives who cater to their exhibitors will not only build up a steady now of exhibits but win like wise build up their gate recelpta prize lists must be brought up-to- date new classes added and prixe- money steadily increased as a fair ad- erhibitors in the horse and cattle sections especially win not bring their stock out if they can only enter in one or two classes these must be adequate one of the big jobs in fair manage ment is for its secretary and directors to g out and sell their show in uuons etc advertise the fact ton wul find that you have more fair news than you realised coming back to the exhibitor angle get acquainted with your exhibitors nothing works better than a person al letter to attract exhibitors to your show during the past season i have written literally dozens of letters to possible exhibitors inviting them to georgetown falrthls personal to proved very effective and its fruits will an exhibitor likes to know that he la welcome and not merely there to help nil up the classes advertising is a big feature and one idea whloh might be adopted would be a sign at the highway ap proaches to your town advertising the fair the year round we have this under consideration m georgetown there is no reason as i see it why the small fair cannot build up a larger attendance give your customers plenty of attractions for what in terests one might not interest another get other organizations interested in your fair too and the citizens gener ally by asking them to help but fair management in the final analysis rests with a directorate which is ready to cooperate ready to go all out for the show with this spirit there is no saying just how far lair can go mr and mrs mttno war than oas- ed forward while mr a w benton read a short address on behalf of the neighbours and friends of the bride and groom messrs harding price and john newton then present ed them with two oocaslodal arm chairs all sang for they are jody good fellows mr mlno fittingly tnlriml all on behalf of himself and mrs mmo mr and mrs john newton spent the week end at barrle the former neighbours of mr and mrs a johnson spent a social even ing at their home in umehouse re cently cyrn engleby and children who have ed into mrs mulleres house mrs win mitchell and miss doris visited mr and mrs beryl merritt at brampton over the week end mr prank miller of swastika visiting mr and mrs b miller and mrs roe mrs h norton and children visited in toronto recently v mr and mrs dickenson and miss jessie marlow of toronto visited mr and mrs wta mitchell and mr and mrs e sanford last week othetvrorc advertise it andbeueve me there are so many ideas in ad- vertising that when this is done there la not much left to manage during the past two years the falr which i have the privlege to be se cretary has been advertised at every possible instance and what other lair could not do the aamet keep your fair before the pubuc during the 365 days of the year not just a week or two before show day if you have a meeting give an account of it to the local press if you have a social donate to war charities hold compe d- ance wednesday december 6th rose room georgetown arena auspices of federal sales engineering employees music by modern aires modem and old tyme dancing from 900 pm admission 50c per person everybody welcome umehouse the w i sponsored a euchre and dance- at the local school on friday evening winners at cards were mrs movey and mr s norrle mr a w norton won the door prize following lunch mr m bardens 3- piece orchestra from hwsburgh pro vided music for the remainder of most enjoyable evening mr joseph scott was the capable floor manager this week promises to be a busy one for the local ladles three days of short course and one of a bazaar rev c c cochrane based his re marks on sunday on the phrase mightier than the sword in which he outlined the work of the bible so ciety for whose work special collec tions are being accepted next sun day the mission band met at russell millers on saturday intended lor last week a large number ol friends and neighbours gathered at the home of mr and mrs wm mitchell on thurs day evening to honour mr and mrs ashgrove the regular meeting of the ash- grove womens institute was held tuesday afternoon nov 21st at the home of mrs p thompson the theme of the meeting was and the roll call was answered with the name of a famous woman mrs a ruddell read a very timely article entitled thy kingdom qome by the president of the league of nations society toronto mrs m bird gave an interesting report of the guelph area convention held nov 9 and 10 splendid paper on the nte of mrs roosevelt was given by mrs john hunter mrs w bird conducted an enjoyable contest and the meeting closed wih the national anthem af ter which idalnt refreshments were served by the hostess and committee in charge miss joy ruddell of toronto baa been enjoying a weeks holiday at her home here mr henry wilson is visiting wltii relatives at carlisle and hamilton stewarttown intended for last week the november meeting of esqueslng wi was held in the council cham ber mrs j c murray the president was in the chair the secretary mrs walter lawson has received sc i more letters sent by the wl in sep tember the secretary also reported wv on christmas boxes to the boys part of the evening was spent pl a quilt was put tn ttoe frames and the members worked at it lunch and a social half hour was enjoyed mrs w hodge miss c dickenson and miss e smith attended the hal- ton deanery sunday school confer ence held at grace church milton tuesday evening the womans auxiliary meeting was held at mrs bailys home the school children have started to practice for their christmas concert the little helpers annual meeting is to be held saturday afternoon nov 25 th mrs dickenson has received word from her son tom that he is now able to get up and is getting along nicely alter being wounded euchre highest scores being heldvby mrs francis brown and mr hoot miller following lunch rev c c cochrane took the chn for a short progam tn which misses shirley wright helen meredlin and doris harding mrs a w norton mrs h norton and mr j w nlckell took part wddmmwmm sad ee4ca svcramte canadian 4 red cross watch for tne next clinic in georgetown hornby intended for last week the members of hornby womens institute held a special social gather ing at the home of mrs russell king tuesday afternoon in honour of one of their members mrs harry robertson before her departure from their midst as a token of esteem and good wish es for the future mrs robertson was presented with a beautiful circular mirror mrs robertson has been one of the most active members of the in stitute for many years and will be greatly missed when she severs her connection with the society at the parsonage on monday even- i ing last mr george mills and miss beatrice hllson both of milton were united in marriage they will re- sde in milton our local deer hunters namely messrs calvin harold and john bai ley and stanley eyre returned home safely last week they succeeded in obtaining tnelr full quota of deer but owing to the unusually warm weather four of the deer spoiled before they cmld be brought home though this was very disappointing tney were for tunate in securing a huge black bear old bruin had apparently denned up for the winter but finding the weather unseasonably warm he put his big head out to get the fresh air just then johnny bailey happened alone with his trusty rifle and seeing old bruins massive head a few feet from him he took careful aim and shot him through the ear the huge skin and some or the hindquarters were brought home the former jtjjpfee made into a beautiful rug- and the latter to make several juicy black steaks the summerlike weather we have been enjoying for several weeks seems to have departed for a tune monday morning last brought a real snow storm which continued throughout the day perhaps when this is over we will get our tpdlsp youll enjoy our orange pekoe blew carrolls alux soap tax soap 7 a j a 35a a 4se smi raw om pkcans sunlight soap 3 t lifebuoy soap 9 ban 17 k4c g4s h xclse aunr to tt or wk soup mod tn shf omwm lyons tea j 7 peas creek vauey 4 special fmfa ww oats aylmrr sttalmtf rooos corn syrup corn starch robin hood cm o bmkh 5 nw ioc i9e we reserve toe right to limit quantities of all meroaaadlaa size 170 texas lemons 3 for 20c size 216 florida oba nges dflx 38e size 252 florida obanges do j4c new beets and c abbots 2 bunches 9c tib 1 ontario onions 10 lb bag 29c frnlt and vegetable prices subject to market fluctuations ceapetu to use november 30tta v butter 82 to 67 i preserves 1 to 34 82 to 86 expire nov 30th stjgab fl to 10 14 to 47 phone 357 georgetown annual lome scots meynite friday december 8th 800 pm at the armouries brampton over 2400 poundsjof turkey proceeds in aid of the womens auxiliary of the lorne scots pd h regiment 1-1- i this is your night out anj reserve this dale

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