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j j i minstrel show the rotary club of georgetown is planning their 1958 minstrel show we are looking for local talent can you sing dance play an instrument etc if so call tr 74071 or tr 738536 we would like to make your acquaintance c notice vthe offices of dr a e macintosh and dr o m brewster will be closed dec 24 25 26 inclusive and dec 31st and jan 1st i kenthwyftski ift thriftyit anfe boy vne oat today i whkntnr fuel oil stove oil coxl f gcdc1c list annual ximtt party for arthur scott motors staff i mr and mrs art scdtt enter tained their staff at their twenty- first annual christmas party at their home last saturday evening music for dancing was provided by doris lulls orchestra guests attending were mr and mrs george smith william bris- bin mr and mrs garnet mac- dougall mr and mrs wallace foster mr edward kingsbury miss leona bolton mr and mrs vem kirby mr and mrs william howe miss eleanor peacock mr and mrs allen inglis mr and mrs harry schmidt mr and mrs wallace leitch mr stewart simp son mr and mrs joe owens guvlph mr and mrs mervin kir by mr and mrs godfrey collier mr welburn marchmenc sandra karen and john scott assisted their parents in looking after their guests a buffet suppe late in tha evening charles burrows 7s leaves stepson here charles burrows died at the home of his son 89 woodward avenue brampton on tuesday december 3 at the age of seventy three mr burrows has been re tired for several years since hav ing a serious illness at that time but his death came suddenly ir burrows had only lived in brampton since the summer time having lived in huttonville pre viously for- eighteen years his wife ethel burrows predeceased i him some years ago surviving are allan of brampton roy of cleve- land ohio stepsons blake mc- naughton brampton bruce mi- kaughton peterboro and gilbert telford 8 john st e george town rev eric warren of hut tonville conducted the funeral ser vice at the mckillop funeral home 173 main st north brampton on friday at 2 pm in the chapel interment was in brampton ceme tery the original suburbanite and town country nutreads ah selected original equipment type tires complete stock all sizes fully guaranteed immediate installation free georgetown tire battery 54 main st n tr 73290 new comwanblng officer for lorne scots regt etcol 8 r after a threeyear tour of duty commanding officer of the lome scott ueotcol s charters of brampton la retiring from active militia duties at ceremonies in brampton on doe 16 ho will formally turn over command of the regiment to ma second in command m a j a kemp of burlington who is being elevated to the rank of lieutenant- oolonel recently commended by briga dier michael s dunn area com mander for the efficient j manner in which he discharged his duties lieutcol charters at 38 is one of the youngest officers ever to com- vtand the regiment brigadier dunn has expressed the hopethat a new assignment will be found to keep such a young and efficient officer off the retired ahelf news of daddys retirement however was joyfully received by col charters young family and his wife the former trudy kubasta of linz austria whom he married while serving overseas ho world war ii- caroline 13 roaa- lyn 9 and sam jr 6 will have at little more of their fathers leisure hours when he is away from his official duties with charters pub lishing co ltd col charters rose from the ranks both in a civilian and mili tary sense in journalism he be gan as a raw recruit in both front office and back shop and became managing editor of the conserva tor he resigned that post to major in commercial printing he was taken on strength of the lome scots reserve force aa a private on feb 20 1940 and was commissioned in june of that year in april 1941 he went ac tive and proceeded overseas in may 1942 where he- served in england and northwest europe he returned to canada and was released from the active force in march 1946 after a twomonth breather herejoined the lorne scots reserve as a captain he served aa adjutant from novem ber 1946 to september 1947 and then he was promoted major and commander of a company he ltcol a kemp cd commanded c company from janu ary 1948 until he was made second in command in march 193 onmtee 13 1954 he was pro moted to the rank of lieutenant- colonel and officer commanding col charters baa found time to be active in lions and is a mem- jtgr of christ church anglican he is a member of the royal canadian military institute lleutcol kemp 42 the new commanding officer has resided in the burlington area since child hood son of mr and mrs thos a kemp of burlington he was educated in the local public and high schools in 1940 he married the former isabel beatrice smith daughter of mr and mrs w l smith a family well known in the burlington district for many years colonel and mrs kemp have three children ian 7 kathleen 5 and cameron a ycarandahalf old a fruit grower he is a member of the burlington fruit and vege table growers association he was president for three years and is currently berving as a director of the ontario fruit and vegetable growers association he is a member of the burling ton senior chamber of commerce and is one of the original members of the inter urban- area water board of burlington and nelson serving the four years since its in ception he is a member of st lukes anglican church his military record c 1 o a e 1 y parallels that of col charters he joined the lorne scots as a private in july 1940 was promoted ser geant m august 1941 he went active as a cadet in october 1942 and proceeded overseas as a lieu tenant in june 1948 where he served in england and northwest europe returning to canada in novem ber 1945 he was struck off strength of the active force in january 1946 he rejoined the lome scots reserve in january 1947 as a captain and appointed commander of b company he was promoted major in may 1950 and serondincommand is december 1954 red cross sponsors blood donoks clinic for the first time in many years a blood clinic will be held locally it will lake place tomorrow thurs day december 12th in knox prcs- byterial church hall in the after noon and evening close to 500 citizens have fillel in pledges so the first clinic is assured of hcinc a success the whole clinic wilj be supervised by a red cross units from hamilton clinic wilj be super cross ujpk from i who supply doctors and supervis ors a number of local rns vol unteered to act as nurses that day a cold drink will be served to the patients on arrival this has been supplied by the coca cola co refreshments will be served after wards to the donors donors are urged to try and be punctual as it will greatly facili tate the operation of the entire clinic page 3 the georgetown herald wednesday december lltn 1957 paintings a gift of distinction i- an exhibition of landscape ft seascape paintings now on view at frank blacks studio 80 guejph sheet anwyilnm triangle 7g isoinntmo ann limiamimrtarttaiirtiai flowers make christmas a special occasion tc flowers the gift everyone enjoys and treasures n flowers are the appreciated gift for christmas 5 flower gifts in perfect taste for everyone on your gift list i at brapshaw flowers 122 guelph street triangle 79761 choice selection of cyclamen azaleas pot mums poinsettias mixed pans and cut flowers cctcikis xiicc just arrived from europe guaranteed singing male canaries xmas special 895 also a variety of cages cage stands food millet etc young male budgies for xmas special 895 richardsons hardware is main street south tr 73501 i aximim kadk end of the season clearance here is a chmsice to pick an allstar iv 1956 dodge tudor areal smooth player with v8 ra dio and push button auto matic fone owner 634 down was 2099 now 1899 1954 ford sedan an im maculate tackle that has only 39000 miles by one georgetown owner s199 down was 1299 now 1099 1957 ford tudor lett ktiard that hasnt seen much play with two tone and windshield wipers 1 owner was 2299 now 2199 734 down 1954 fori sedan mere is a centre that was roughed up during the season but is solid vaiii was 899 now 99775 weekly no down payment to responsible parties 1953 chevrolet tudor that will guard against over expense a clean player with two toned white walls 199 down was 1199 now 1099 1954 plymouth tudor an 1955 monarch sedan exceptionally clean player end that will take with only 32000 miles toy one georgetown owner 199 down was 1299 now 1099 an you down the ficlefttt comfort one was owner 1999 599 down now 1799 i i 1951 thames left half ton panel that is a steal at the price 135 weekly was 14000 now 7900 no down payment to responsible parties 1951 meteor sedan this ol der player is in immacul ate shape better than most newer ones and still has its original finish 645 weekly will be a cj threat for 599 no down payment to responsible parties 1954 ford sedan with two tonec radio white walls a one owner georgetown fall back with only 48000 mi les 290 down for 1299 1941 plymouth tudor that will replace any member of the team if you havent got the currency 200 weekly 9900 no down payment to responsible parties 2 new 57 fords to be released we also have several new fords coming in c sales limited 1950 jaguar xk140 sports car that has been kept under wraps and will really get out and go as flying wing a one own er carefully driven car complete with spares and a radio cost 5600 to replace today 3599 al forfoedsel dealer citiesservice dealer i 210 ouelph street trlantjl 74951 umhhhhhu ife ff ij iv v- 1