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j r v page 5 the georgetown herald wednesday sept 19th 1951 sm as actor fair friday saturday september 21 and 22 arena show friday ham balancta elaine shaffer r saddle jumping horaea band hall exhlblte saturday features livestock exhibits midway read bace saddle classes ta bajt ciamnrtma stee- parade bartraaa fred armty escape aet bad wa a raatonalnist saturday might dance be ivwn heal donkbt baseball in arena georgetown high school enrolment for 195152 ff the final instalment of ju due and payable at the municipal office georgetown on or before monday october 1st chas willson tax collector i attention farmers we are paying die highest prevailing prices for dead or crippled farm animals horses cattle hogs telephone collect for immediate service gordon young limited toronto empire 33636 guelph 3334 georgetown 1 1 grade 9a teacher alan prouse roger addy james beckett fred dickenson robert caseley brian goodlet wayne gribbons dennis handy jack handy roy hender son ronald herrlngtqn robert jaap jack livingstone sandy macken zie roes mcoilvray bruce norton terry norton gordon preston jim schenk donald seddon dale se- dore barry timleck david tost robert tracey douglas tucker thys vander gaast omade b f teacher r miss rose piercey donna bennett barbara bradley dorothy brandford yarilyn cleave susan crabtree carol crosby joyce denham ellen dickenson sylvia dicgins irene fogg eva garvin marie gibbs jacqueline graham mary elizabeth greig elizabeth hil- gert anne hyde elsie larsen kathleen leeder jean muckart dor othy oates louise oliver carol ot tawny marjorie roe joan schultz sandra scott pauline smith anna marie spitzer barbara thorn pson donma timbers kathleen williams patricia wfllson grade 10 teacher miss marjorie inman robert allen- mary barber aud rey bishop gretchen bradley mur iel burt pat carney kathleen cas- cadden helen chaplin donald cleave leona conn myrna craw ford glenna doherty robert free stone willam gibb gordon greig william hancox william hard- man carl hill beverley hyde lois jarvie barbara lindsay donald livingstone yvonne long pearl louth mary mcdonald ted mid- dleton paul prust marlene rau thelma reid ken richardson aud rey robinson beatrice rossiter ken schenk gerald scott donald souther dale tost louise tucker pat vickers marilyn warnes george webster robert webster nancy white dorothy williams john win- field betty zilio grade xi teacher a m baxter james anderson paul barber ola berg marlene bludd james buck annie chalker allen darby john doherty joan fiddler harry alex ander greig lorraine hayes betty anne kerr sylvia lambert nancy larsen ruth mcbride ross mcglll eileen oates ronald ritchie rich- es you so much you can do the tame work on this ironer as you would do on a cabinet model yet it com lew than half the price the new space saver ironer compare this ironer with other costing twice as much the roll of the space saver is bigger and longer saves crimping on flat wear the ironing shoe is wider and longer with a much greater irons fvrpyf irornng surface the heat is really efficient 1050 y it irons mens shirts and kiddies drosies too ond curtains and curtain ruffles it will pre it and pleat perfectly just one simple motion to run it just press the lever down il locks in position and both yossr hands are free to guide the clothes it is equipped of course with switch sijnol light and thermostat- phie the cord into any wall socket sto special wiring is needed it irons presses steams watts theimuslul eontoollecl bwtjook at the difference in price free demonstration let us show you how compact light how easy to lift ond put away it is see the demonstration in our store or phone and well demonstrate it free in your own home see us now or phone fc richardsons hardware main street phone 25 ard sienko james timleck patricia vance gail wheeler william whit ney neretta zilio grade 12 teacher a m baxter mary beckett william hughes eileen kerr robert lucas george mcclure eleanorschenk grade 13 teacher miss florence luke elling berg lois caeson julia de vries joan latimer irene- nelle eileen prust commercial special teacher blair armstrong joan dobbie gwenn conn elaine pries norma 6lney ina webb frances cascadden mary carney lois thompson shirley forbes june thompson muriel spence margar- et- cain beverly lucy myrna king duvrcari gibson margaret milton pauline tyers stewarttown institute donates piano to stewarttown school the september meeting of esques- ing womens institute was held at mrs w humphreys home with a very good attendance- mrs walter xawson read the scripture lesson roll call was answered with the name of the place where you were born five of the members pres ent were born in england a letter of thanks was read from the secre- tary of the school area for the piano donated by this institute lo ss no 6 stewarttown lo be kept in this school and for the use of pupils of this school the donations of fruit and pickles brought by members for exhibition at the georgetown fair were placed and planned mrs w humphreys and mrs c a grant making the posters betty hum- phreys favoured with selections on the piano miss e appclbo and mrs j mrfxnnan were the hostesses for the lunch the first meeting after surmer holidays of the junior w a was held last monday at the- home of mrs m baily mary lawson ckim- iims loves me for the opening hymn and led in the worship service work in the busy period was making iu i it blocks maralyn murray arid carol mcoean were beginners a uiltinn meeting for the w a a as held at mrs c smiths none on thursday afternoon happy birthday to edwaid hum phreys who will be i years old on thursday of this week happy birthday wishc- to a n humphreys for wednesday of t v ck on her 11th birthday church service will be at hi a n ext sunday congratulations to rutch mitt- nan who gained 1st phe for tby ooys of his age at georgetown fair mr and mrs r slandish and family of thorold were imio i hr village srjnday beatty travel show drarvs good crowd three hundred and sixtyfive pco- le saw the beatty travel show brought to town saturday by hich- brdsons hardware the huge van was parked in i rout tit the store all day and a total of en shows were put on the van which seats forty people carries its own 750 gallon water tank and a generating plant visitors saw a fli on the history of the beatty company and its products as well as actual demonstrations of the aut omatic washer each one attending received a free package of soap and a chance on a lucky draw on a pressure cooker which was won by mrs james wiseman victoria street inside richardsons all beatty products were on display all after noon in the display window joan na dawson of cedarvnle school conducted demonstrations of the electric ironer several highranking beatty of ficials attended the show here in cluding general sales manager gage campbell district supervisor jllrlll dick and eastern division manager ed foster so successful was the display that richardsons arc en deavouring to book it into george town again at a later date wc8t0its begal assorted biscuits 33c tomato soap 3 asc frankford peas 2 7e tun8 20os green beans sesby 29 domestic 8hortkhino j 34c tea bags sees 34c 67c tomato juice z 25c peanut butter romas 16oz jab dt rttrt ie home stylb it a mr m w iw a je 9 lynn valley 16oz jab mf swifts products swiftning i e iv e i shortening 1lb pko 1u res 41c 34e broorfield lox meats for baby 3 43c p ard t food 2 27c cleanser 8w maboarine 1 lb pko 41c nargene n9 m a sottp mixb8 djetllllaa 3 chicken varieties fro s tee d jiffy puddings 3 14c pkqs pkob 29c ltbbt8 fancy hew pack tomato juice 20oz tins 29c 48oz tih 33c oarbou8 4lb box soap flakes pork beans 35e vinegar oito 66c canning supplies ploa deposit a rttll as80btment r lm a fresh ant crisp y celery stalks 2 for 19c size 300 lemons 6 for 25c cooking onions 10 lb bag 39c kresh jjnwaxed turnips lb sc peaches plums grapes tomatoes peppers cauliflower lettuce lemons bananas etc fresh daily farm news thinks hessian fly danger is over id the herald last week reference was made to a visjt from prof h w goble provincial entomologlet at the ontario agricultural college prof goble made a second inspec tion visit this past week to two o haltons fields very badly infested with hessian fly careful micro scopic examination of the crop resi dues 1a tljese fields revealed prar- ucally no live- larva present to quote prof goble in his brief report finest stoker coals in stock we have large quantities of both domestic and industrial stoker coals on our oakville docks we guarantee your supply for the coming winter prices upon request hillmers fuel ice co phone oakville 23 dundaa st n oakville k this looks very very encouraging r now uiat the rnolature situation ha vrtnauob ind local been rectified those intending to sow fall wheat can we feel proceed ove automp it trab with some confidence to sow their here ftldu marks theflnt dayjej with some confidence to sow their crop any time between september 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