Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), June 20, 1951, p. 11

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vsvfrc i page ii qe1swx 7 vh tyjm 2 ges p b t c heres vacation value last years rates blus lowravel costs mean more holiday fun fqr your money only 50 miles toronto by car or bus all summer activities and summer theatre private beach christian churches nearbyplenty of real home cookiiig over 50 years on ake simcoe uiforcnauon jrry thtbgan phone sutton 101 jacksons foin1 summer hotel lake simcoe 1 owaissa lodge naw open t on beautiful lake conehiehlnc spacious grounds every room overlooks the lake delicious meals good swimming fishing ehuffleboard etc for illustra ted folder write j r maclsaac orillia or phone orluia 9009 i i v alleyvew cabins 2 miles north of huntsvllle on no 11- highway where georgetown meets opening june 24th mr and mrs pete hunter gg i are your hosts happy holidays at roselawn lodge at beautiful bala wonderful meals bathing beach central lounge tennis cojirta accommodation in the residence annex or private cabins for folders and keseratton fred natjqnf bala holiday in haliburton m1st1koska lodge la the highlands of hallburton offers you the kind of holiday youve dreamed about were situated on beau tiful lake kashagawlgamog amid the murmuring pines and the hemlocks we prefer informality and think our guests do too our advertising is sincere and honest please write for folders to lochlin out well answer all your inquiries personally until we hear from you best wishes oshxrley and john hill timber lodge wasaoa beach sleeping cabins with or without meals mrs mecoppen 424 christie st toronto davies club wasaoa beach cosy cabins centrally located reasonable rates write for information if i fcr fun in the sun at die gramdview hotel jacksons point golfing fishing dancing horseback riding cycling boating swimming private beach delirious taonneeooked meals your hosts mr and mrs joseph clayton po box 306 phone sutton west i paudash lake haliburton housekeeping cottages 1 2 and 3 bedrooms ftshlar swimming boatlnr hydro t cu bancroft one 98 i wyldewood lodge housekeeping cabins i for fun rest a good tan j put wasaga in your plan i close to everything quiet too 4 j wyldewood is the place for for you julyauxnst 18 weekly sept lower rates a henry 70 wellesley west toronto wasaga beach housekeeping cabins accommodate 4 wriie mrs f c byers wasaga beach lake simcoe housekeeping cottages 1 2 and 3 rooms safe sandy beach phone oeortetown 63w or- 337 shore acres modern eottaces cabins on waterfront wasaga west early july vacancies t w levens brooks beach po phone stayner 75 j 2 for vacation value spend your holidays at one of these vacation spots starlight gardens wasaga beach one two and three robm cabins located on the beach 2 minutes from centre of activity housekeeping meala modern conveniences for information phone randolph 5098 toronto or write ray davie 41 hihsboro ave toronto stewakxtown k- mrs bob harris installed new institute president esqueslng womens institute june meeting was held in the school on tuesday vening mrs bob harris presiding after the usual opening exercises mrs h p lawson past president occupied the chair for in stallation of officers for 195u52 president mrs robert harris vice president mrs j c murray sfec- etary mrs james mclennan treas urer mrs mary baily roll call was answered with some very interest ing stories about- the members grandmothers a letter was received from the salvation army captains wife regretting that he would- not be able to attend as planned on account of illness a welcome was extended to mrs young who with her husband and fatnlly have come to live on the richard farm plans were made for a plaster demonstra tion by mrs mccloud toronto to be held in the school on friday ev ening june 22nd at 830 every body welcome mrs mclennan gave a full report ot the wi district annual meeting held in trafalgar- community hall an interesting part of the meeting was when the members laid down a photography of their own mother these were numbered and the members were asked to guess whos mother each one was hostesses for refreshments were mrs h p lawson mrs wal ter lawson and mrs j c murray mrs h p lawson invited the wi to hold the august meeting at her home birthdays for this week a happy birthday to each of the following to jo ann hodge 10 years old this saturday the 23rd to verna pick et 9 years next monday the 25th to maralyn murray 6 years the same day as vernas to evaionne smith june 26th to robert har ris 5 years on june 27th happy birthday everybody junior wa meeting was held at mrs bailys home monday after school judy walker chose jesus loves me for the opening hymn and assisted with the worship ser vice a cot quilt was bound in the busy period wa meeting a quilting was held at mrs cecil smiths home thurs day afternoon a piano recital of mrs bailys pupils was held at her home satur day afternoon with parents and friends attending- those taking part in the recital were bob walker judy walker barbara carhart chris canhani jean corley roma faragher ann humphreys betty humphreys verna picket ruby tennant evaionne smith barbara cunningham betty humphreys pla yed o canada to open barbara cun ningham played for singing at in termission ahd verna picket the national anthem mrs c a grant and kenneth spent a few days in toronto with mr and mrs m patterson last week mrs r lane visited in toronto this week t those with the beeneys on sun day included mr qponald xhinnett of glasgow scotland mr and mrs edgar beeney and family mr and mrs walter mckjuop and family miss margaret beeney mr paul beeney miss dorothy went mr george beeney and frjend all of toronto and mr philip carney of georgetown mr and mrs jack huck of dray ton were with the jas krkpat- ricks for the weekend mr sam gisby was home from sunnybrook hospital with his wheelchair for the weekend mr and mrs leslie campbell and qjr and mrs neal and family of hamilton visited with the a w norton gfgllek whim 6 i ever y monday wednesday and friday evenings r 10m stjit brampton arena a s adtosaipn advavts 40c students 2so spectators loe jbw jkatbs i bge instruction w- umehouse mrs patterson hostess to church wms ladies the wmsrnet at jhomeof mrs a c patterson on thursday evening with text word end an swered by a verse of scripture miss ivens read scripture and mrs sanford the prayer others taking part in the programme included a vocal duet by miss ivens and mrs a w norton a reading the par- able of the good samaritan ot the wms by mrs r patterson a chapter from the study read by mrs ellerby and mrs roughley and a poem by maud preston read by mrs a w benton the hostess served lunch- after the meeting mrs chas jones and her sister attended the funeral of their grand father the late james alderson at alliston on friday mrs fraser and von of chelten ham and mr and mrs mcleod were visitors at church service on sun day afternoon joy patterson spent a few days with her cousins marilyn at rock- wood gloria jones had a tonsilectomy in peel memorial hospital on sat urday mr and mrss wright and miss shirley wright visited the wm wrights in fcrin recently mr and mrs fred coxe of r r hillsburgh visited the shelbournes on sunday also mr and mrs wilfred brown and children of cooksville mrs- wright has been in the doc tors care for the past week we hope that she may be better soon mr and mrs ted morrow on elane of toronto were visitors with mrs- r lane and the h nortons david roughley celebrated his seventh birthday with a tpjurty at his home on saturday his gueits included joe browajdonnie curry blllle sanford phllip9ulter pe ter glynn andftja little brother robbu mrrtfoe scbtt and mr and mrs douglas scott visited mr- blen scott at midland during the week end- l ballinafad bible vacation school scheduled for july plans are under way for a bible vacation school to be held the first two weeks- of- july the chlldren- of the community are looking for ward to this event with keen inter est ballinafad ball team was defeated in their game with mimosa thurs day night mrs brody and virginia brody of toronto were weekend visitors at the manse miss eleanor cook rn of tor onto is having a few holidays at the home of her parents mr and mrs h cook rentacar from your local herts afent we furnish every thins bat the driver georgetown transportation company ltd good sunny days ahead bad material shortage order koolside metal awnings now dick riddall ostrander blvd phone 355 j see them on my home j spebdtvaus avenue east north east limits of guelph wednesday thursday june 20- 21 rocketship xm adventure fantasy friday saturday june 22 23 jungle goddess tropical thriller monday a tuesday june 25 26 the hasty heart ronald reagan 8c pat neal dramatization of thehit play i wednesday sc thursday june 27 28 holiday in havana gay desf arnaz musical prison warden starring late warner baxter friday saturday june 29 30 cover up william bendlx tbarbara britton 2 sisows nightly i i 12 the georgetown herald wednesday june 20 1951 jfc k- i i 1 stock reducing sale 15 discpunt on all tires in stock all sizes available ejbs5rj retire f our car now for safe slimmer priving scott motors jales dc svce 0d lfs m you are cordially invited to a piano and vocal recital by the pupils of kenneth r harrison rmt in georgetown baptist church friday june 22nd 815 pm silver collection guest soloist fred u oweny baritone of guelph r cam0v katuui asscrrs licorice allsorrs 25c 5lu1 iiiion mayonnaise 36c mokim nunmo olives havim in on sardines hotmy swnmii noki0a grapefruit v juice 2 w- 31c 35 mutish coiumua pack tim hal pink salmon ft 45 ixvon no ouaimr dessert pears v 17- atlmis ehoioa tomato juice -t2- 1 jc e e wami swtar dm om aylmu choici peas carrots 17 ii o arlmw o piis sliced apples 23 wfanndi 9 im aurut pfvfia mf inffsflvfl ml mixed pickles v- 30 ual valuii 0jn braised steak w 4 c vioitaaun im- tomato sauct u heinz beans 2 37 ltnn vauit stohatvit peaches a isr 26 fancy 9uality oldin kmnm1 niblets corn 1 jc bominion jil nut rlavout peanut butter 35c limyt suvi with wwnks fancy sauerkraut t- j 9c fruit c vegetables now at their best onl frown fresh strawberries serve them often while they are here excellent for frreservliik arrivhrc fresh dally attractively priced florida no 1 marsh seedless large size 80s grapefruit 4 for 29c ontario no 1 large aire cucumbers 23c ontario burlington cabbage ea15c red ripe and sweet average w j imu 1 t4 fm esssssisissls pe5

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