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tema ootta etakacriptton kate nitf a a- 8toeu copies c jmi bate qaatsd a aynlkatjoa waxtsb c hiked pnbtuwr sad editor sbatosid 1 kcqttnay hnujdntaa staff x cutt guar itarstartoa jr hbm of the canadian wasjkw h f ontario qubm prvtdaa of ft cwjia i i r i the editors corner tfc a wonderful fair we cannot speak too highly of georgetown fair a perfect combination of a good show fine weather jjthlmost a recorwreaking crowd spell success for and the fair had kll three clement n ar juiy enterprise abundance a goo waa bmured rhen entries for hall exhibits began pouring in in vu m and kept thr dirrrtom a their assist- friday the m anu busy all day arranging them in the armouries baking particularly hit a standard not equalled since before the war and all branches of ladies work had in- creased nurrsers of exhibitors the horse show is spo- aeu of by those who know as being superior to any yet en this year the cne and london fair not excep ted and the harness races were as usual thrilling and exciting the appearance of a trickruling tno was a particularly fine addition to the grandstand show and rgfrve the crowd their moneys worth with their mastery ol the riding art the baby show was bigger and better than ever the merchants displays more extensive than any year yet and the midway on a par with anything one could xpect at a small town fair a1aif5bnlyargoodas its directors and president john bird secretary garfield mcgilvray treasurer perc cleave lady president charlotte mccullough and their numeroui associates are to be congratulated on aeir handling of a wonderful fair fair sidelights in case anyonothinks bob ireland ran into trouble with a gatecrasher we can tell you that our genial bank of commerce manager was having trouble with an ulcerated tooth which accoun ted for his lopsided facial expression there are always suckers or so it must appear to the lady who was selling welcome ribbons for 25c the rib bons are worth all of a cent apiece and of course had no connection with the fair whatsoever mid way prices were reasonable and we particularly noted die lowprice of pony rides which were offered at a dime jack wilsons hamburgers were popular and he was sold out early in the afternoon the usual quota of lost articles included a pair of glasses and a ten dollar bill an extra orchid to the directors who after a busy saturday turned out on sunday to strip the hall and clean it up many fairgoers were disappointed when the leggette broth ers and their ponies from oshawa failed to put in an appearance but the trick riding act compensated for this an industrial loss a pall of gloom seemed literally to hang over the town last thursday as news spread like wildfire of the impending closing of the lower paper mill while we cannot share the pessimism of some who look on it as a blow from which the town will never recover at the same time the seriousness of the situation cannot be minimized ttite mill employs 80 people twenty of whom can be absorbed at present in other company plants according to a company announcement this meansjhat atjeast fortyjdflthepresenlejaaployeeajmill be looking for work here or elsewhere and the twenty who will remain with the company will possibly be moving to other towns where provincial maintains mills it is unfortunate that at the present time the lo- cal labour market seems to be fairly well filled al though all industries will be doing everything in their power to give available jobs to local residents there is bound to be a shifting in population though and wo will be losing some good citizens who must go where the work is we trust that some new industry may be interes ted in locating in the mill premises which will be vac ant by the yearend no doubt the company itself will bejooklng for a new tenant and at the same time we look to the board of trade to be doing everything in itsyowerjo induce another manufacturer to locate here and take advantage of the present labogr supply before it is scattered among other towns baby shout entries qverfiftyat fair a new high wan set in entries in go along- with the pie tea the annual baby show at toe fall and old fashioned homemade taste fair when over fifty parents enter- 1 there waa aplenty young women and adults arrived from everywhere to hob and thins went along as though the bethel ladies were accustomed to serving families of two hundred of more as an every day occurrence mr percy merry saw that everyone got safely down to the dining room in the base ment where he took it for granted that all knew what was expected of him mr alex ingram and mr alf red ball relieved people of their money as they entered the door the programme arranged by mrs emerson pord and miss l feath- erstone was of high order while folks waited the sheridan orchestra linda tomllnson mr and mrs u ttlz w tomlinon 2nd keith green mr jsi j to f- and mr gene green 3rd judith b connelly mr and mrs frank con- y v delighted nelly all of georgetown i rom r b oi fam ed thejr children to compete for prizes offered by a georgetown old boy nat guthrie of toronto the judging was done by mrs nor man verdoc and mrs john camp- boll both graduate nurses assisted by members of the st john ambu- lsncp brigade and mr guthrie was present to give bis prises in person winner in under 8 m class 1st ltada jeanne braids mr and mrs norman braids acton 2nd sharon lynne dennis mr and mrs john dennis georgetown srtirtfhlhpbooth jr andmrs james booth everyone with fahj albert peters mtsed from the char- 12 to 18 months class 1st ter of auntie doleful to that of barry lewis mr and mrs e lew- a little child observing and deacrib- is 2nd patsy laws mr and ing a love scene with considerable v esse w had behind leroy dak kc jsa sybil lmuiisbttt kc l sssssksassssossssbisssbssnasbbssjbsssj langrlnss and ay w fottft mocroaca kfomnr to loam mm st tuw c b it asssa ma mrs chas laws 3rd gone roshier mr and mrs j roshier all of georgetown yq lrls who go out to work jtodnt work all day and night too get that washing done at imundry y and daawafy babis entrd included lor raine mr and mrs rsy piper brent mr and mr g telford sheila louise mr and mrs wm bignall uremia lynn mr and mm ray harlow stephen george mr and mr geo smlllie msr- garot joan mr and mrs jack crawford rwiard horbort mr and mrs wm louth shirley ann mr and mrs a zillo glennle mr and mrs e thompson vicky ann mr and mrs robt macken- zio karon mr and mrs wm korxnck dale mr and mrs bruco mccartney lynda ann mr and mrs t borry cheryl mr and mrs sheldon lawr linda mr and mrs j cuthbsrt herbert mr and mrsc robt lock- hurst gordor mr und mrs jack harlow susannc mr and mrs d kldd gary mr and mrs c burt juno mary mr and mrs t givon allan mr and mrs c whooler llndi mr and mrs e varcy sheryl lnn mr and mrs l puckering marion mr and mrs jas kennedy dorothy mr and mrs wm hancock linda mr and mrs lloyd foster donna marlon mr ard mrs e vivian johnnie mr u- rl mr c copland mary jane mr tntirmrsrbothp j jduk kathleen mr and mrs her bert kolly john mr and mrs r i croosey james edward mr and and skill miss mona barnard very fine voice with training it and was therefore en joyed very much mr fred davis both as a lady and gentleman had people holding their aides as they llstenedto his cimic songs and har monica and mr george elliott ave a very fine address on the sub ject pioneers the flowers left from the sunday services were greatly appreciated it was evident that all who came felt they had received excellent re turn for their money and they went home about ten oclock feeling thoy had a very good time and jou could see if you had any imag ination at all that they were hop ing to be back for the 200th anni versary celebrations the pastor of the bethel church rev fred aiaa- worth chaired the meeting many were the fine things said about the new front steps and railings as peo ple went down them to their car l frank petch ucsmskd atjcnottstm ft apt bwrlea t6m 1 p a box 411 monuments beat smndhinst i far h mtertas otagsswrflla oat cobjutt a wuloursby son complete real stats 8ekvtce bead oima tobomto 1b yong 8l m and fn o tom hewson your local raome xsa tst radio repairing we specialize in this work is y trnslsais la j sanford a son monuments pollock campboh 6x water 8b mta c a l t dsmwin oa tsqaast ftna k insp4ct ottr worse ks mrs t scarlott joanno mary mr and mrs j komshead wil liam mr and mrs w brown david mr and mrs j presswood certrude joy imr and mrs t haines neil mr snd mrs stew art young brisn mr and mr frank van wyck kathleen mr and mrs a wilson wayne mr and mrs bruce mcniven andy mr and mrs r tonalll darleen mr and mr gordon bousklll berattufrkey supper contributed on tuesda evening september lth the bethel united church at drumquin held a turkey supper as part of their 100th anniversary celebrations over 200 people cams to enjoy the nine urge turkeys which had been roasted in milton ovens to nutt the tastes of those who knew what flavour shouhi b there was plenty of everything for everybody lams helping of tur key aad dressing and gtavy dishes full of potatoes carrots salads to- vnsitoes celery jelly and pleuas with a roll or two to go along wltb it sll pies there seemed to be without end and if you oould sat a sseonst pjsce or had the courage to talcs third there it was on the table be fore your very eyes waitlnsi for you cfcerrt appm lesnoa raisin and you you vd in mind sre was eaka too to h c bailey elektrkal contractor bacftricaj wiring hxtuiias sumi rapaira prompt service eyes examined glasses fitted repairs simmons jeweoers main st ceostgetown tblep80mb 8m 1st and irj wlfclssnj laal an4 4th sasordky f svesy asesitsi 3 m fa1bish ro lus onlasasulit last wkssa w toronto simpsons taxi phone son centrally located by the bus stop downtown harley motors at your service for car repairs brake lining and greasing a specialty w1llard batteries john street harley prop shell products phone 539 gordon o lanes haulage w6 haul you call no job too big no job too small 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