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k the georgetown herald wednesday auguat 21 1946 zecjotu vokmeb glen woman mabks wot birthday csowetzi i repairing your shoes are as good as you keep them let us help with a firstclass repair joa i h j s1enk0 main street georgetown flowers 1w t design work a specialty we denver norton floral qltr yoto obdbb in now ta- s sanitizor vacuum cleaner yob chmsima8 deuvkiy djt and or wj dick riddall todr rawlsttoh tjsalsb queen st phone 436 georgetown lads entertained at norval camp lest friday night in response to an invitation from camp tait west end yv summer camp at norval eigh teen local lads accompanied by geor getown recreational director hal new man and elmer drori were entertai ned at the camp a game of sbftball was played with georgetown trounc ing the camp boys by a 174 score the team captained by ivan pee- wee huffman was composed of keith king earl walters bui hewitt paul barber bud varey jim hamil ton joe louth jim golden doug nor ton bob mcglll and jack hlllier after the game the boys had a skin dip in the swimming pool her many friends in this district will be interested to hear that mrs b forster celebrated her 98th birthday on july 11th in calgary alta where fine has been making her home with her soninlaw and daughter mr and mrs wilfred- paterson mr nid mrg forster lived in glen williams prior to going west several years ago since mr forsters death ten years ago ehe has been malting her home in calgary in honour of her birthday mrs pat erson entertained at tea the rooms were decorated with flowers including a bouquet from the ladies of scarboro united church of which mrs forster is a member mrs beresford contri buted vocal solos accompanied at the piano by mrs s parsons during the afternoon mrs a o graves assisted the hostess and mrs t c johnston and mrs e mlchell served mrs par ens and mrs c m hanna presided ai the tea table which was centred with the birthday cake mrs burster has a family of six children living ben of georgetown john in india mrs william byers lottie of stratford edward of kll- lam alta mrs alf haines chel tenham and mrs paterson or cal gary a son david was killed in the first world war and another son joseph of kiilam alta is deceased keep these dates in mind friday and saturday georgetowns centennial celebrating one hundred years of service to the community big hall display auct10nisale of household furniture poul try equipment garden tools etc the undersigned has been instructed by the j a strang estate to sell by public auction at the resi dence maple ave east of hunters inn georgetown on saturday august 24 at 2 oclock ftjknittjre mcclary 3 plate el ectric range oak dining room suite table 6 chairs and buffet ches terfield suite occasional chair roll top desk small desk rug 6 x 1w mantle clock floor lamp 2 small tables 2 dressers day bed electric grate electric iron electric toaster waterless cooker copper boiler set of 240 lb scales washtub 2 lawn chairs dishes pictures kitchen uten sils hall mirror etc poultry equipment large brooder stove 2 feed hoppers 6 ft several small chick feeders a few bushels of mixed feed garden tools etc kincald gas garden tractor hand cucung box 24 ft extension ladder quantity of new baskets and berry boxes wheel barrow number of garden tools bench viae number of other tools 3 garbage tins several bushel palls step ladder other small articles uamtbellford shoe plant becomes dayfoot subsidiary a recent business deal of interest in the shoe industry is the purchase ol gravlinbale limited at campbell- ford ontario by mr e c johnston of georgetown mr johnston is owner of the dayfoot shoe company here which he purchased last year from mr c b dayfoot the gravllnbale line of work shoes which is a cheaper grade than the high quality dayfoot line will comple ment the georgetown product and make it possible for one selling organi- zatlon to carry a more complete range of work shoes for the trade the campbellford firm was established in 1934 and the former owners messrs gravlin and bale are retiring from business after many years spent in the shoe buslness the purchase of the company is one link in postwar ex pansion plans of the dayfoot shoe company for increased domestic and export business mr vera callow who was for sever al years a resident of brampton and worked with mr johnston in george town lor a time is plant superinten dent at gravlinbale wellknown throughout the industry mr callow was with the dominion shoe inspec tion board during the war karl marchment weds acton girl at st georges last saturday afternoon august 17th ven w g o thompson officia ted at the marriage ceremony m st georges church of england of doreen appleyard daughter of mr and mr hydro electric exhibit dept of agriculture exhibit grain vegetables flowers school work arts and crafts ladies work in the big tent ladies program baby show motion pictures in front of the grandstand light horse show road races high jumping lady drivers harness racing get your lucky number aouvenirprize list and program 25c including chance on 500 prize girls pip 3 band lome scots band dance georgetown arena modern aires orchestra sept 6 i appleyard of acton and earl n marchment son of mr and mrs henry maxchment of georgetown the bride given in marriage by her father wore a streetlength dress of heavenly blue with navy accessories and corsage of roses her bridesmaid miss polly smith of wyoming wore dusty rose with navy accessories and rose corsage mr lome hunter the grooms nephew was best man following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the brides parents in acton mrs appleyard wearing a powder blue dress was assis ted in receiving by the grooms fnottwr who wore navy both had qui mm of roses the bride changed to a gotngawey ensemble of mauve dress and besss shorty coat they eat out of tout hand the spotted deer of northern ontario com stalking cautiously out of the vast forest which is their home to stare with wonder- lug brown eyes at the road man has col through the wilderness they rub velvety horns against signpost that read t kings highway and they are not afraid fox they have never even heard the crack of a rifle if you offer them food they will take it timidly right out of your hand they are part of the vast heritage of wild life and forest beauty with which w canadians are endowed and in their very trustfulness is a plea for protection against the hazards of fire of predatory animals of indiscriminate hunting by ourselves as new branches of the kings highway open up bringing more and mare at canadas beautiful forest land within reach of the city dweller ft became increasingly important that each one of ns the lawb tmd lilies is iwsa serration for only by so doing can ws protect and preserve our heritage every canadian as a shareholder te canadas natural wealth has a vital interest in the conservation of this heritage conservation is not just a doctrine to bs preached to hunters and fishermen it is a vital part in the continnanoe ol our national economy and must of necessity fail if its measures do not rece the fajj support of nil cnn catisena m