Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), September 1, 1954, p. 5

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m m h m s w h m m m m midnight dance stanley park erin monday sept 6th 1205 dancing every friday night dancing 9 to i modern aires orchestra plan to have your holiday dinrjcral hilltop lode upwells ltd beat streets ville enter lacrosse a playoffs final instalment town of georgetown 1954 taxes is due and payable at the municipal office georgetown r on or before wednesday september 15th john d kelly tax collector for tv service on all wake call ernies radio tr 72701 roxy theatre bids for fall wheat swifts blenn a special wheat fertilizer with trace minerala added which promote heavier toolinsr rrtncer plants and longer heads also coop and cil brands use cyanamid 20o to deaompose heavy straw hay and sod before plowing use i0j to 1 50 ibper acre uv halton cooperatiye supplies l iwdelivervkoutedayi fcltowbtit 72981 z v ivf mflltal 127 georgetown ngs enter tba in- urmediata a lacroaeeplayoixe on thilrsday nig ht- they are how to twlrffrih wailf sanua here that lsl and play in twii wwujs w tiw oil city saturday the team trailing streeuvllle 21 in game fioiahed brilliantly in their series with that teem when they eked a win in overtime wed nesday to tie the series then took krldayi rnatoh 187 streetsvllle placet in intermed iate i and will play wailareburg in that league n4gs it htrsusvllls t klve goala- lu overtime resulted when georgetown put on the power play wednesday rutledg in the btreriivllte neu and cuuibert imi years regular goalie sparked both teams as ttie play moved el a fast puce from end to end pour fights anj 8 mlsor penalties prswlded a rough game lllllsun pacntfthe win ners with 4 gusts mccandlesb had 3 urn caruso 2 and moddison a single injuries os friday lrn caruso gol a 6stitch cut ovrr the check and streetsvllltrs wlddts rreelved s broken nose ou krlday during the third period only one goal separated the teams but georgetown pulled eead slow ly to take a commanding lead 1h7 lienett must have thougtu u chard waa his ahadow the way ho was being ctkecked all through the series cuthbert showing excel lent form and very steady tn the net picked up on assist 50 j is ie first rerled 1 n4cb louth wilson 2 njlc wilson 3 streelsvllle madgett kvans 4 n4g moddison j llalncs 104b 5 streelsvllle wlddls malloy 14jd0 ienallie j haines llcnettt ash bee ketone period 0 nc moddison l caruso i 8 05 7 ng wilson lleaumont b27 b svllle wlddls ashbce 1354 0 ng alesandet cuthbert 14 37 10 svlllc burton urunskl benett 14 58 leiuillles chard benclt wlddls third period svllle burton brunskl nc louth nig hulnot caruso ngirillson wilson ng carcso penalties chard burton fourth period 18 ng beaumont 009 17 nag beaumont i 47 18 najg moddison caruso 404 10 nsig moddison llalncs 4 30 20 ng alexander beaumont wilson 613 21 ng haines w chord 1036 22 nag ross wilson 1134 23 nstg wilson olcoumont 1302 24 svlllc harrison madgett 25 svllle evans harrison penalties chard c bcnctt louth and k benett 5 mln 11 12 13 14 15 0 13 2 27 3 48 4 07 1340 benclt 1306 1448 8tewarttown mrs laavson has returned from a holiday spent with mr and mrs will lawaon in toronto mrs h p lawson has moved into her house in the village mrs cecil smith come home on sunday morning after apendlng the last 14 weeks in the memorial hos pital in brampton happy birthday to gall smith for thursday september 2nd also isoppy birthday to paul hodge who will be 12 years old next sunday september 3th the september wl meeting will be at mrs c a grants home on thursday september 8th r travel notes special special air tour i to new york labor day weekend ijtavb 8kptkmbxb i eetokn 8erkmkb allexpenses v except heals from 6000 consult john r barter travel adviaer johnlt bahbui agstnot wapb vtx tr 73521 mm sbtvst u v 1 ifra tm laalrmll ihc strrvls are ruin your town reprinted from civic administration magazine tlje citizens of perth ont pop 5000 have formed an association for uu industrial dtrvelopment of their town certainly one of tje jnest beautiful in canada and as a ivlart raiting fund of 175000 to buy two uiui a half acre of in dustrial land and v actory which stands on u- ttir perth courier tu strongly iuptxrtrd the projtuu but com- nienta edllorlully in a rtxxnt luue that no space ut um ui been div- oli to wjigrtttn fur the render wftoce umbluun is to do nothiuat for his community the iwper uuii trocevdi to list u pointer on town planninjr de- sllined espctlauy for the backward cltltrii us follows i ooiil pay uses let the other ft- how pay hi vote against uea then fuaa btcaule not kept up 2 never attrnd any- of tle meet- liags called for the good of the ufwn ftait until you el ouulde imi then iua uiose rwtut inudc the ujfktittoiu kind fauit witu fv- trythlnit that waa done j get all the town will give you and dont give anything in return write umlitned letter to ihc editor demanding more for your tax mon ey talk cooperation but dont do a uy thing for your town unless you get paid for it and by all means refuse to serve unless you arc chair man 5 never accept an oftlc its eas ier to criticize than do things ac cuse anytkudy who serves in an elected olllcv of being a publicity seeker dont do anything more than you have to when others willing ly and unseiflf hly give their time to make a better town howl b- eauie that town is run by a clique 7 dont back your fire or police departments if the firemen work to bring ihc injurance rales down tell everybody that is what they are supposed to do dont thunk them or the policemen for endang ering their lives that you might have a safer town in which to live de mand special treatment raise coin if anybody expects you to obey traffic and parking lawm 6 look at every fvoposltlon in a selfish way if you are not the one that gets ifxv most good out of it vote against it nver consider what it will do for the town as a whole l dont do anything for the youth of the town criticize them ns ixtentlal delinquents keep your feet on them encourage them to move away when they grow up 10 if you have good town leaders dont follow them take a jealous attitude and talk down everything they do ii dont work on any committee tell them im loo busy 12 dont say anything good about your town b the first to point up 1u shortcomings pretend that if trouble comes your way it will be residents of some other town who will visit you while you are ill bring in the fire department if your home la burning comfort you if you lose a dear one stand back of you in disaster u 13 and dont support your local retail stores and industries claim the prices and services in stores in other towns are better claim in dustry hurts the town but if you need a donation aak your local stores and industries for it expect them to bock yoa but dont back them if these 13 steps irjdnt ruin your town it isnt the faiiirof the back ward citizen at least ha can be sure he did his damnedest farm news why ix cows lervvehome durlruj j053 dairy herd 1m- tprovement association supervisors made a survey io their respective groups to ascertain the reason for disposal or sale of cows the sum mary reveals that 234 per cent of those disposed of were sold be cause they were law producers 178 per cent leftfcome because of ster ility 167 per cent for dairy purpo ses 105 per cent because of udder trouble 00 per cent due to bangs disease 73 per cent sola for ex port purposes 63 per cent went be cause they were low teeters 40 fiad to leave because of injury 20 because of bid age 12 per cent were tb reactors export sales were ab- normally low became of the effect of tiie embargo in operation for part of the period wednesday evening sept 1st 1054 the gkoftgttrown ttkealp prepare for school days stock up at tbir cheaper by the dozen bale 2nd big week aylmer branp boe 1119 1 tomato juice choice corn pork and beans tw mliob 1 for 21c 2 for 39c 2 for 26o 159 130 its canning time mason jars w 109 125 zinc jar rings 33c seal a wax p 15c anothar ohaaea to boy avlhzjl catsup 19c grand union coffee 117 llb bao canadian maid evapoeated milk 2 16 oz t1hb aacaaac heinz vinegar ax 45c pickling spice 21c currie powder mfb boii- 13c thau havt tha homaoannad tfavonr lyhm valley sltoes or halved peaches 19c your gfcolca your tavorita mcoonnlcka candy 29c icetca iflata qua drops j jnbaa orsntt ohua ana othate a5b0rtzd aylmett jams with pectin 0oz jar 19c raiptarry strawberry black currant pineapple apple jelly kraft dinners 2 pkob 29c parkay margarine lb 39c velveeta cheese 32c orange juice from porida 48oz tim 34c bananas golden ripe 2- 25c oranges orm carrots head lettuce cauliflower california valeria las mfli homegrot n saet and tender 20 oz cllo bass canada no 1 heeds snow white large head doz 39 dor 39c 2 for 19c 5c 15c attbndb xuadeh8 camp t at motait mpo suver tioonfti trfthrflouth central region and hamilton dla trlctja onducuntra suver arrow- wtiarl fhnnt t mt irnii wny fltout- camp utl whk rota modltvray jieadieourae at ut knto boy scout farm news grain club members visit lason mill the seed cleaning plant of wal ter lawaon si son stewarttcwn waa tha scene of a joint meeting of the halton and peel 4h grain club members on tuesday evening aa- aoclata agricultural repreaentatlvn art bennett assisted by club leader- fred nuraa and measre walter and bob lawaon ttaged a moat inter esting programme which included demonatratlona oh the large power cleaner the carter disc grader and seed treater a- tjhe club membera were ajao giv en aome training in tha judging of cereal gralna the halton 4h club also completed planafor their club display which they plan to enter in tha intwclaib edeauonal dlaphy class of the bpseul junior- farmer and 4h clb sfctlonat the milton fair on vajujr vasjw cabiias no u hiohway 3u milea north of huntaalua pete auad mairloa hunter akk yoob hosts pluaui hauatvtlu tm w blalmlllalalblalalm otl nd coal a furnaces 5 rnmaiakd 5 sheet metali work 5 bonded ro0f3 s 1 tljji wjbfmtfi6fttjifzn-

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