Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), August 28, 1957, p. 2

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ju- ttwl okok hrraljd wednesday eveninc aug 1807 pact 1 j ft r bv st 1 i 2 cents ottawa wedding joan main weds school teacher there a bushel stops graiit insects for a whole year t spray bins with howard the unitarian church of our father ottawa was decorated with white and pink gladioli on satur day august 17th tor the marriage of betty joan main daughter of the late air and mrs w a af ain of georgetown and george wesley mccullough son ohlfr and mrs g a hccutlougb of navan mcv norman efowd officiated and a corsage of red rosea for a motor trip to the laurentians the bride wore a black and white silk dress with matching black corded silk coat fashioned on fitted lines black accessories and a white orch id after october 1st mr and mrs mccullough will reside at 400 sec ond ave ottawa the bride is a graduate of geor- the- bridej givenin -marriage- by- getown high schoou the toronto her cousin mr a barr of mon- general hospital school of nurs- ueal wore an original gown of pale lug and mcgill school for grad- f blue silk organza with an allover uate nurses and is presently a 4th applique of blue linen the gown year arts student at sir george to kill insects in cracks and crevices treat new grain with howard grain guard powder mixes easily with new grain as it is binned protects it from grain insects for a whole year without affecting miring feed of seed value it costs about 2c a bushel to bbf tseat and grain guabd less than it does to fumigate on sale at halton cooperative supplies milton c tr- 12391 tr 73371 had a rounded ujeckltae i fufi skirt and was street length her headdress of seed pearls held a veil of blue tulle illusion- she carried a spray bouquet of white baby munis and an orchid mrs ft d gale strathmore quebec was matron of honour wearing a gown 61 dior wile silk organs with square neckline dra- ped bodice and fall skirl she ear ned lavender snaggy mums frann mccuuough ottawa was groomsman for his brother and ralph glewas the usher at trie reception which followed at the green valley restaurant the grooms mother assisted in re ceivings wearing a dusky rose two- piece dress with black accessories glen williams ranams wet weather forces lawhttea inside the members of glen wi united church held a very success ful bazaar and bake saje and after noon tea on saturday afternoon august 24th it was originally planned to hold the tea on the lawn but the wet weather made that im possible and it was held inside all the tables and the afternoon tea were well patronised mrs john wagstafife and mrs bert dixon were conveners for the baxaar tables mrs bev moody and mrs marilyn barth were con veners of the parcel post and can dy booths mrs bert bullock mrs cecil barth and mrs roy norton jr were in charge of the afternoon tea which was served by donna dixon carol and barbara barth and june mcgowan william college montreal she is on the staff of lite montreal gen eral hospital the groom is a gra duate of ottawa normal school and queens university kingston and is joiniixg the teaching staff at glebe collegiate ottawa guests were present at the wed ding from georgetown bradipton montreal- itaw quebec brocks ville navan and ottawa ashgrove scottish community night in acton park saturday september 7th 7o0 paa dancing displays scottish and square community singing open air dancing maypole guelph pipe band booth of scottish fare admission 50c students 25c cars 50c children free all proceeds for charity for iode educational work schools for retarded children in goelph and aailton ghls provide program at institute meeting mrs frednuxsje was hostess to the ashgrove womens institute when they held their regular mee ting tuesday evening august 20 the president mrs cliff hunter opened the meeting with the insti tute ode and the creed was repea ted in unison the roll call was answered by giving a hint on the dos and dont in posture mrs cliff hunter and mrs john bellboddy are the delegates ap pointed to attend the area conven tion at guelph mrs francis thom pson and mrs cecil wilson- will represent the institute and help at the chicken barbecue being held for the opening of hornby commu nity park mrs clay ton dick and mrs clapton wilson are the lead ers in the lamp shade course the remainder of the meeting was taken over by the girls verna pickett presiding called on eve lyn bird for the motto keep your self clean and bright for you are the window through which you must see the world evelyn brought out some very interesting and valuable points a skit stan ding up to health was given by doris pickett marilyn wilson and katharine hunter nancy hunter gave two lovely solos and several accordion solos were enjoyed pla yed by sandra tindale a splend id paper on life in germany was read by ute ostennan the meeting was closed with the rin of the queen and the insti tute grace the girls served the ladies a delicious lunch and mrs clayton dick expressed the apprec iation of the members to the host ess and the girls for the pleasant meeting polk investigate fve in enpty hovse tte volunteer fire department have- been called out three ti during the past week last wed nesday morning they were sum moned to the farm of norman dev- ereaux r r 3 to extinguish fire in a truck owned by the con struction and materials co ltd of toronto they are a firm of dril lers who were doing some work on the devereaux farm damage was estimated at approximatelyjwq0 friday they were called to a grass fin at the norman herbert home on maple avenue west the fire was caused by a spark from the incinerator and there was no appreciable damage the fire n monday at neon is a mysterious affairswhich is being investigated by the police thvold pollock home on the corner of duf- ferin and temple streets which has been empty for sometime was on fire rrc originated in two differs eat sections of the- house there was considerable damage mrs george wmm operated ashgrove fawn mrs george wingfield 57 a well known resident of the ash- grove district died at her home r r 3 georgetown last wednesday she had been ill for several weeks an esquesing native she was the former mabel beatrice reed dau ghter of the late rufus reed and christina troyer reed and spent her girlhood on their 8th line farm which is now owned by robert cun ningham she attended ashgrove pubic school after their marriage on septem ber 1st 1926 mr andjfas wing- field lived on the 5th line and af ter his deathf in 1938 she continued to operate the farm she was a member of ashgrove united church and belonged to the ladies organizations in the church as well as ashgrove womens institute she leaves three children mrs john milton jessie of george town mrs donald milton mae of acton and gqrijpn at home six grandchildren catherine louise theresa and lucille milton geor getown donna mae and gary mil ton of acton a sister miss luie keed of toronto and four broth ers allen newton and harvey of toronto and harold of erin town ship rev george leek of grand val ley a former minister at ashgrove conducted the funeral service on friday at the harold c mfcclure funeral home six neighbours ser ved as pallbearers james fisher lloyd fisher neifcon stark wil fred mcdonald hector bird and frank ruddell interment was in hi merest cemetery norval i 49c tow best citrus value california 5 lb bag sunkist x oranges gajjsorrja malagas red grapes 2 lbs 25c precooled to improve the flavor golden ears ccrnonthecob doz 39c bradford marsh vacuum cooled large heads lettuce 2 35c yesjlow flesh freestone peaches wertbasnat awisf attractively priced m flpwlllwpa eto attwcf dock in those lunch boxes sain check yew local iga store for him and looney saving lunch box treats reniembars the trend to day iste iga prices effective august 29 30 31 stokely hqnev pod- fancy peas igaofancy applesauce york kam gold seal sookkye salmon 15 oz tins 15 ox tins 45c tij 45c grape orange or party punch 48 or tin hlc drink 35c 12 ox tin halves meats iga tabijerite boneless run to mcclures for the best food freezer deal in town 6 cubic foot over 200 lb capacity chest type oy 239 50 small floor space 26 wide and 40 lena the ideal freezer fbr the average family trouble ree hermetically scaled limit plugs into any socket no extra whno needed gleaming white enamel finish now is the time to fill up on fresh fruits and vegetables for next winterl larger models available come in today easy terms avawaaawabbwaawjbnwabwawjb lillicos will become louise beauty lounge a main street business change will take place next week when mrs al wheatley assumes owner ship of ljuicos beauty salon the business was established here about thirty years ago by the late howard lillico and continued to carry his name after his death un der new proprietors mrs donna marchmciit bruno sclisizzi and mrs joan mcpherson purchasing the business from mrs mcpherson mrs wheatley will be operating under a new bus iness nunc louise beauty lounge posed next week for redecorating she is planning to open for busin ess on september 6th mr and mrs wheatley have mo ved to town from toronto and are living at 40 main street south jfuui mnrnu amnm boy 13 follows mother in death rev morgan mcfarlane mini ster of st johns united church suffered a second family bereave ment on sunday when his nephew died in almonte civic hospital wesley morgan anderson 13 was the son of rev j ray ander son minister at almonte united church his mother who was mr xlcfarlanes sister died four rnon ths ago besides his father he is survived by a sister margaret 9 and two brothers john gustav 14 and ray mond alexander 7 farm news oac experiment revolutionizes cora growing august- 25 to aoapt sunday direct into th1 wwounpl 3h- m5m in eljjngtsfamcr t 26g includes admission for childrens rates see your agent lv leave c caifawhen as3 ajnc mlm sun daylight time exhibition passengers travelling on regular buses will trasnfer at toronto bus terminal to buses running into the grounds jw last week we saw the cleanest field of corn we have seen in many a day strange as it may seem the field had not been touched with a cultivator or hoe since the corn planted on may 23rd the cern in question is for silagje pur poses and when we saw it it stood between 9 and 10 feet high and gives prospects of being a 15 to e to the writer with free 95a0 bonus tape dental kam giant site pepsodent 59c each with uq bonus tape betty crocker devils food honey spice or wh cake mixes 2oxpkg 35c iga aluminum 25 ft roll foil wrap 29c iga cello candy 7 oz nice gramd slam 39c 11 m dsc cum drops 29c kool aids zrs 29c plus deposit large btl iga ginger ale 2 25c 25c off family sine tea bags 10c off pkg of 60 iga margarine pk all popular brands canon of 200 cigarettes 285 24 oz loaf royal guest bread 17c nescafe lipton 134 69c 27c round steaks or roosts rump roasts lb 69c tablertte ssbvobis porterhouse steaks or roasts lb 75c tablertte wieners 1 lb cello pkg 39c tablerite sliced cooked meatsf macaroni avch loaf pickle pimento loaf chicken loaf or oliv loaf 6 oz pkg each 25c burns shamrock pure pork country style sausage lb 59c with free 250 bonus tape ice cream fbontenacpl 2sc muir treat pi 2sc frozen foods minute maid 6 ox tins orange juice 2 33c chicken turkey or beef 8 ox pkgs morton pies 3 89c this is all y need do be sure you pick up an official savins fol der at your iga food market then each hmf yoi shop at your iga m store slip your cash raslsfmr receipt sj 8 e2 in it for safe keeping just keep sa- pew far u vin to cash raeeipts eawu yea rtt p r have enough to equal the value hv a wx dicated for any hem in 4qah ben- r an 6w7od us gift catalogue all premium c 5 can he claimad m nothing xtra to pay afr aea d 5r 7 w and tickets and information at comer cupboard restaurant tmangfe 7wsi 24 ton crop the field is up at the u worth a trip to gkielph ontario agricultural college over clean soy beams near the dairy barn for the past heretofore it has been our- opin- two or three years professor j yt this area of the prov- george jones of the department mce t iast soy beans are just a- off field husbandry has been ex- bout the dirtiest crop a person can perimenting with various ehemi- grow even when good cultural cats as preetnergence sprays pri- practices are followed ragweed or to 195jlmost of his work has pigweed and lambs quarters shoot been onthe basis of small plots following the last cultivation this ear he has some 55 acres of an by the time the crop is ready conion the college farm treated to harveau many fields have been with various prechemical siiravs observed here there appeared to another 23 or 30 acres were trea- be more weeds than soy beans ted elsewhere in the pronrtnee however at guelph their soy here and here untreated rows or beans as a result of preemergencc areas were left untreated as sprays are clean as a whip checks what a contrast in the slmaxin is tope i check areas pigweed and lambs some of the chemicals being us- quarters standi 4 or 5 feet high and ed include cmu cmu plus 2 use corn crop is much shorter and 4d and filmarin the latter is the shows definite indications of nltroone whldi has given such outstan- gen defidencw whereas in the ding re at guelph this year treated areas the corn is a dark so when- the harvest is cleaned up green perhaps we are old-faahion- if a sufficient number of our read- ed butic has always been our opiners would like to see for tbemsel- hjn that corn required at least yes and seeing is believing after three colttyltfoni r- not all we wtu be very glad to ar- oauy to control the weeds bast to range if noskfjoo hi jtave profes- hreak the crust and get tome aerrsor jones oxi hand to show a group atlobni the botl iran what w a agarrar say it it well awjsaa batng grown on is an may aatl nn- yetisvhaai ha ho pturaa on jscntg lp valhgover l sao yvor i ontiahri

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