Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 15, 1953, p. 12

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the georgetown wkkau wednesoay evening july 15 1953 page u cotflng events iode chud health clinic can celled for july 13th the clinic will be held a usual on july 27th hie office or dr clifford held will be closed from july 20th to august 15th plan to attend union presby terian church garden party tues day july 21st at wilfrid leslies farm lot 19 concession 11 esques- ing 3 miles north of nerval variety aerogram commencing at 9 p m t18 come to the big euchre and dance in stewarttown hall friday july 24th cards at 830 good pri zes lunch boris hulls orchestra no admission charge sponsored by progressive conservative associa tion ft22 aflhgrove young people annual church service july 19 11am mrs snyder of hanover guest speaker law office hewson glancy barristers solicitors norton bldg main street phone 654 j george c hewson will be at the office j wednesdays and fridays j 10 00 to 5 30 j a big show for a big blow yes all proceeds at the lions garden party thursday july 16 are for sarn1a tornado fund and what a show zena cheevers videoettes tops in dancing cne favourites the acrobatic entertainers zanies in bouncing thrills john giordma1ne duncan cowie magician makes royalty smile vince mountford jack ayre special lucky draw georgetown park admission 50c and 25c holy cross parish stanley park picnic the parishioners of holy cross church held their parish picnic on sunday at stanley park erin cars of thfj parish and a chartered bus met at the church at 2 oclock to convey the children and their pat ents and friends to the park enuring the afternoon the follow ing races took place as follows hoys and girls 5 and under boys and girls 5 6 and 7 boys and girls 8 9 and 10 for which prizes were awarded to every runner boys and girls race 11 and 2 for which prizes wtre awarded for the first six runners of each race boys race 13 and 14 which were won by john hulme john cum mins and barry jeffrey girls race 13 and 14 were won by marie emmerson pierrette pa- neau and ann tucker 1 married men race won by ken hulme phil carney and doug sar gent married women s race won by marg hulme eileen wilcox gab- rielle st jean women s kick the shoe race won by mrs pruneau a mrs doyle wheelbarrow race mrs doyle and charles migue pass the parcel race mrs fred tucker 100 yard dash ken hulme phil carney joe wilcox consolation prizes were awarded the other men ladies 50 yd dash marg hulme and mrs doug sargent pdenty of candy balloons lolly- pops pop chocolate milk were pro vided for all the children the married men challenged the single men in a baseball game but since the day was so warm they failed to keep pace with the youn ger element who won a victory over them by a good margin all the parishioners enjoyed a picnic supper in the pavilion many of the children enjoyed a good swim and a boat ride at the park the pleasant day was brought to a close when the bus arrived for the trip home after everyone had enjoyed themselves towns share 80 coronation day a sttemht compiled bw pick lkata and garfield mcgllvray chairman and treasurer of the cor onation day celebration shows that generosity of organizations and business people kept the towns share of the cost to 80 lions club legion and the smith and stone union were heavy con tributors to the fund which helped to pay for the day and for the cor onation mugs and flags given to school children complete financial statement fol lows receipts local council of women 5 00 chamber of commerce 25 00 orion lodge ioof 25 00 union alliance paper mills 25 00 arts crafts georgetown 50 00 branch 120 canadian legion picnic sunday afternoon july 19 stanley park erin for legion and auxiliary members and families bring your picnic basket tea coffee milk provided horseshoes darts softball races and contests buses leave wheeler a store normandy blvd saunder s store at 1 2 45 and legion hall 1 2 45 1 00 help make this picnic the biggest yet by being on handl over three thousand at big hornby show growing everv year in attractions and attendance the hornby gar den party sponsored by the ball clubs last week had an attendance of over 3 000 this year the garden party was held at johnson necland s farm near the cbl tower and there was no doubt that it was the largest half dollars worth of entertainment which has or will be offered in the district well known stage stars included mildred morey billy meek zena cheevers the videoettes and tom hamilton add to these paul bros and shirley juggler scppio lctvo the kappo family of tumblers plus an educated pony and a half hour of fireworks and its no wonder there ivas a crowd there was plenty of hard work behind the scenes the lighting and seat arrangements is a big job for such a show and it takes plenty of helpers to take tickets at gate and booth supervise parking and look after all the details leading scorer in lacrosse loop tfe len caruso georgetown fruit icrchant is the leading scorer in the seven team ontario lacrosse league in which georgetown is en tered also in the big ten are two other georgetown marksmen junior beaumont and zeke mccandless statistics compiled by the league to date show the scoring standing g a pts 38 7 46 soccer thursday july 16th georgetown wolves acton kick off 7 o clock prompt the park i georgetown caruso g matthe w jbarr 9 shortridge d mann a beaumont g mccandless g foster w gibbons s kelly w 3t 14 23 6 29 17 20 glen williams many prizewinners at garden party an entertainment troupe headed by vince mountford included magi cian jack holland paul bros and shirley dancer gwen thompson and pianist jack ayre at the annual glen garden party on july ird the videoettes swiss bell ringers who ve appeared at the cne were stars of the show the garden party is sponsored each year by the friendship club of the glen united church special women s institute 25 00 verdun rebekah lodge 25 00 iodh 10 00 georgetown lions club 100 00 local 788 ss union 100 00 firemen s ladies aux 15 00 mr and mrs wyatt 20 00 loyal true blue lodge 15 00 canadian legion 100 00 women s aux can legion 50 00 imperial section can leg 50 00 arthur beaumont 500 harold wheeler 2 00 george preston 3 00 donations from local merchants 10100 garden party gate receipts 261 20 1012 20 town s share 80 08 1002 28 expenditures 900 flags 70 48 953 coronation mugs 233 75 fireworks 159 00 garden party entertain 200 00 3 rolls film 42 60 crests for field day 33 00 lome scots band 25 00 meals for band and militia 60 00 bunting for street decor 35 35 prizes for children 15 85 printing and advertising 72 43 amplifying system 20 00 wreath for cenotaph 15 00 ice cream and pop children 103 82 sundry 6 00 1 092 28 ng win saturday from ohsweken georgetown nfcgs won their sev enlh lacrosse game in caledonia saturday to put them close to third place to the 7 team league victim of the- 13 10 win were ohsweken len caruso scored 6 and junior beaumont five of the goals mccandless and townsend getting singles fred cuthbert was in goal for georgetown johnny hatnes bill and joe louth on dc fence and forwards were mccand less townsend george grasby russ rendjey caruso and beaumont sarnia and dundas are tied for first place in the league standing for which is as follows w l pts sarnia dundas acton wallaccburg georgetown ohsweken streelsville 11 22 1 13 8 41 27 41 attractions included birthday roses presented to mrs ernie edwards lamenouse and roses itt mrs jtss eph hoare for being the oldest lady present winners of lucky prizes included mrs jack mcenery mr j hughes mrs raymond addy hen ry lorriman mrs ernie thompson mrs jack kemshead mrs donald latimer maureen hepburn mrs chas ledwidge tom reed gordon graham marjory stewart mrs lome garvin mr orbie herring ton andrew drenters gordon spence jr mackenzie news for thoso who wish to have something more than sunburn and mosquito bites to show for their holiday we have the products to work with for you to improve your home our oxer awl colorctte system of paints enables you to work out an individual colour vheme both inside and outside we hive timberloxj scalers for outside floors window boxes lawn furn iture etc w can supply you with caulking compound joint treatment for plaster cracks cop per and velon screening hardware and numerous items needed ar ound your home see you viewing the corom tion pictures j b mackln7ie son lumber coal building supplies july a month of super values attjg silvers nobody beats silver s on honest values silver a lowprice guarantee is your insurance of the maximum for your dollars if at any time it can be shown that any item purchased from us could have been purchased elsewhere for less we guarantee to refund the difference in price plus 5 of the lower price mens suede w1ndbreakers special 995 mens tshirts formerly 2 98 now ii mens swim trunks formerly 4 95 now 198 boys boxer jeans formerly 2 98 now 198 boys seersucker sport shirts formerly 1 98 now 139 mens sanforized jeans special 298 mens sport shirts formerly 4 50 now 198 mens broadcloth shorts reg 1 25 value 79 mens summer ties reg v 50 value 55 mens suits clearance of higher priced lines now 2500 mens windbreakers clearance of higher priced lines now 695 mens slacks clearance of higher priced lines now 695 mens summer hats formerly up to 3 50 now 198 boys tee shirts formerly 1 98 now 98 mens work sox all wool 39 mens nylon sox monarch magicfit 135 mens windbreakers formerly 14 95 now 950 excavation grading by vi yd unit backhoe international td9 bulldozer no service charge for hauling equipment to georgetown area j james l cooke construction coltd phone oakville i 1 33 reverse charges everything free georgetown lions picnic thurs july 23 the lions invite all children in georgetown and district to this annual picnic at stanley park erm bute will leave at 115 from the two georgetown pubhc schools important you must have a ticket get them at mtclures home furnishings

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