a i i the georgetown herald wednesday may- 30th 1951 thj georgetown herald serving the communities of cookbktowk gcbn wnjjamw nobvai umkhotjsb boknby stbwabtrown bauunafad a8hgkovr hua ootta sobkriptkoi bate 9300 a year sinftte copies 8c each advertising rates quoted on application walter c bdshn publisher and editor i s ta f garfield u mcguvray leslie moark corey henburton jr dow caldwell berald is printed each wednesday afternoon in the ijfflce on atsin street georgetown aatbaxiaed as second class mail post office bept ottawa of the canadian weekly newspapers assoclstion and the ontarioquebec division of the awjja ashgrove i young people sing iii woodstock festival quite a number of crtir young people went by bus to woodstock saturday to sing in the junior far mer choir concert mrs leslie giffen mrs vera ar cher mrs milton bird and mrs bob alexander attended the 50th district annual meeting of haltoh county womens institutes in trafalgar memorial hall on tuesday may 22 mss isabel lyons of brandon man was a weekend visitor with mr and mrs ward brown ridge and baby margaret ten of our ladies enjoyed hearing miss sybil bennett kc at the tea in eden united church on may 23 miss luie reed of toronto spent the weekend with her sister mrs wingfield and family the blossoms have been lovely this past week seeding is completed and corn ground is being prepared the 24th is over with its firecrack- es and fishing so you can safely take em off now when you wish to dispose of that unwanted article try a small ad in our classified columns you will be pleased with the results tfhe editdrs corner dick and tina doesrit seem possible that diclc and tina arent at their accustomed places behind the counter at the fruit store which their efforts have built into one of the lead ing business establishments on main street when we first heard the rumour a few weeks ago that dick has sold out we didnt pay too much atten tion for the rumour has bobbed up every spring for sev eral years however this time its true and the new man enrico caruso took over monday morning he has some hard shoes to fill but he is a young man with energy and ambition ana under his guidance the busi ness will continue to thrive it is good to know that dick and tina will be stay ing in town it is people like them who make george- town what it is in a public way they have contributed so much to local events particularly when they con cern the lions club dick has been a bulwark of the club ever since he joined when the lions had a piano to move he was there with his truck when the club collected paper salvage when a dressing room was needed for a garden party when heavy equipment had to be moved from one place to another dickp truck was always pressed into service there are countless private ways too where the licatas have been good citizens never has there been a fund campaign for any worthy cause where their donation has not been prompt and generous boxes of tasty fruit have been sent to countless sick people and invalids children visiting the store rarely left without an apple an orange or the box of chiclets which became the licata trademark and above all their store carried a reputation for quality which was won at the expense of hours of off- duty work trimming sorting packing the tempting fruits and vegetables which people jammed the store day after day to purchase they have earned a rest and the good wishes of everyone go with them in their future life thanks for your help since mailing out subscription bills the past few weeks readers have been very obliging in remitting pay ments and putting their heralds paidinadvance there are still some to come of course but we are confident that when we are ready to join an organization this summer which requires a paidup subscription list we can boast 100 per cent the reason for joining as was said before is that national advertisers are more and more asking for some guarantee of circulation before they will buy space in a weekly newspaper some companies which would otherwise be interested in the herald sidetrack it for pnnrri t p w tiwmui fw th go eminent is tending to ignore nonmembers for in stance next week a certain size ad is booked for the herald advertising thecnsus- papers which areme-ro- bers will run a larger ad doesnt seem right in some ways but it is in our power to get more bu that yray hence the subscription bills pot pourri first issue of a newsy monthly bulletin was mailed to legion members last week and we are sur prised to see just how much activity goes oh at the legion hall a member who tried to take in all the socials parties trips and television shows would find it hard to get in an evenings gardening the bulletin idea is a good onef which is used extensively by lodges and service clubs to keep members informed of activi- a perfect sunday afternoon gave us an opportunity for a trip to see the beaver dam in nassagaweya and we learned at first hand why municipal officials are wor ried about the road a stretch about a hundred yards is under wtaer about a foot and it was a sight in itself to see cars spurting through it the township has v dumped some loads of gravel on the underwater road- way the walk through the woods was pleasant ex cept for the maneating mosquitoes which are a by product of the work of these busy animals there were many people there and we spotted the seward wilsons and horace blyths among others noticed on our drive home a deserted church and unused railway station manse wood with whose history we are unfamiliar a depressing sight is a huge red brick farmhouse going to rack and ruin its only a few miles from ash grove and on a good road surely some of the desperate local house hunters could make something out of a building rdjke that mr fred thoropsonv death removed -ano- pivffcier familiar face from town mr thompsons activity his more than three score and twenty years and an inspiration to much younger men when he jjnatthe lawn bowling ancj curling clubs he was are onlybold as jrou feel and his cheery tly step will jbelaaissed c directory ni els en the chiropractor drugless therapist 37th year of praetie lady attendant moo tues fri 25 pjn wed sat- 25 and 8ty fun fovcr dominion state- georgetown pbaae isfw it n i i ii dr clifford red dknxist telephone 41 main street c w sayers dvm veterinarian guelph street opposite ana g phoas 11 i its the friendly way to travel you see all the sights along the way you have mote to spend on other things because ares aie round trip svbfkt 9 0aej vancouver montreal winnipeg dr j burns milne xray dental surgeon georgetown phone 80 s m fa1bish ro op tome tbi 8 t simmons jewellers georgetown phone 936 langdon aylsworth barristers and solicitor notaries public kenneth m rjngann georgetown first mortgage monty to loan offices roxy theatre bldg mill st phone 88vt georgetown leroy dale kc m sybil bennett kc q mill street barristers and solicitors georgetown phone 19 james t mcnab barrister solicitor notary public norton bldg main street telephone 658 your eyes for better and mora comfort able vision consult r mbell registered optometrist phone 49r2l erin rose bar restaurant main st phone 89 wm broughton masseur daily 10 am to 8 pjn except wednesday murdock st phne 59m monuments pollock campbell b2 water st north g a l t designs on request phoke 2048 inspect our work in greenwood cemetery its heinz week at dominion heinz tomato soup 12 heinz pure ketchup 27 heinz pork beans 20 tl1nzcoo1tetspaghehrrjy heinz cooked macaroni 20 heinz yellow mustard 2i 25 montis sband stb cutttnss asparagus 15c culvsbnouss choict csiam golden corn tt 1 8 ouiins bovalsto uicid peaches w 20 cuuttmouss choici in stiup keiffer pears tt 24 cuurs fancy 27 jsut rowocat jello 3- 29 personal tax services licensed public accountants phone 654 po bo 49 georgetown frank petch licensed auctioneer prompt service phone 391 georgetown po box 413 lever hoskin chartered accountants successors to jenkins and hardy 1805 metropolitan bldg 44 victoria st toronto el 9131 consult j a willoughby a sons for complete real estate service head office toronto 156 yonge st ad 0605 city and country homes rarms and sasmll acreages indosteia and basnaeas properties tom hewson is your local representative phone 332w radio repairing i we specialize in this j work t6 ytrs experience j sanford son phon- georgetown 34w tomato juke 2 old south iansini orange juice 2 wom tin jsom tin 29 lrsimvauav swarr wami pickle f 9c fruit c vegetables excellent for preserving size i2s ripe pineapple 2 for 59c sweet thin skin juicy florida 0ranges cal green top new bunched carrots large bunches 2 23c bic extra fancy red eating apples s doz 29c imported firm red cello carton 29c toiut mui white swan 2- 27 tomatoes firm ripe bananas lb 19c unsam lf wawraai- wt my makmt hmfktt vdoi lor unaradmt lt maimatr mr 4mlu rmtint mstte oh msytraum lsm l garden bros circus appearing at the 6uelph memorial gardens guelph frtoat saturday june 1 2 just one of the many acts appearing at this big circus two performances each day afternoons and evenings afternoon 330 evenings 830 admission children 35c adults reserved seats available for evening performance at 50c extra t this big circus is ftissbtitijp kiwanis club of vv r v s l m