Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), December 18, 1957, p. 18

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i j 1 it plumbing ken new bathrooms installed or remodelled charlie nash mcdowell water system s kino street east repair of all kind triangu 72842 t 3 cabs- 3 reliable drivers radio equipped glen taxi tr 71432 l9 i fou may be a prizewinner twfelve prizes for the bestexterior decorating of georgetown homes ingenuity and originality will count in the campaign to decorate georgetown for christmas judging will be done in the wee between christmas and new years please keep your display lighted between 630 and 1100 pm prizes in each of 6 town zones sponsored by georgetown chamber of commerce a christmas story dept x k a h s i h i visit our china bar yqull enjoy shopping at davidsons pharmacy contribute by the of evangelism social service united church of canada the voice on the telephone was that of a longtime buddie and at first it sounded like a gag because hes not the type of guy to toss gratuitous advice at you riiktt there was an urgency in his voice this time as he said look you can do yourself and a lot of other people a favour if you say something about drinking and drl ving at christmas sure i know its a pretty threadbare subject but you might make it seem more real to people if you tell them about me o he isnt lying in a traction ijbt in hospital wasnt even scra tched as a matter of fact but dur ing the eternity of a few short sec onds last week as he waited for the crash he knew was coming all the clever slogans hes ever read about mixing liquor and gasoline tame suddenly terrifying true an this mind you is a temper ate fellow- in all the years 1 have known hrni ive seen him looped maybe ace or twice and only at his owikhome where he could hurt neither himself nor anyone else but last friday when he stay ed downtown for the office christ mas party he came away with one too many under his belt not staggering nor even slurring his words just a short step over the border well this certainly didnt seem like a time to call a taxi hed have felt silly arriving home wi thout the car and explaining to his wife that he didnt think he was in an shape to drive so he drove 1 and everything went fine until he reached the last urn onto the itreet hes taken that same cor ner automatically without think ing a thousand times a year but when he called on his reflexes this time they werent listening he swung wide sideswiped a phopc pole and came to a stop 148 guelph street open evenings till 9 pm commencing dec 16th closed xmas day open boxing day on the boulevard you know if s a funny thing he said in telling about it on the telephone to get in a spot like this and see the reasoning part of your mind sort of standing to one side and examining the auto matic part i remember clearly its about the only thing i remember clear ly realizing that i wasnt going to make it and thinking to myself well ill be damned the reac tions just arent there and its true what theyve always said ab out booze and driving and once youve got that estab lished theres a pretty terrible fi nality about it all you know how are going to hit something and you wonder how had its going to be and yes you even have time for remorse as far as im concerned this business about your whole life fla shing before your eyes when youre in trouble is just so much hog- wash certainly it didnt happen to me anyway but i do remember thinking well you sap youve got three people waiting for you at home youve been knocking yourself out to make it a good chrisbmasfor them and you wash it all out with a caper like this well thats the story theres no violent dramatic ending and its not a patch on some well be reading next week but thats prec isely why it seemed worth telling because if it can happen to a tem perate person like my chum it can happen to a temperate person lik you g wildlife booklet is published by metro lovers of wildlife and birdlife will find useful information in the able for attracting wildlife just published by metropolitan toronto and region conservation author ity aimed at the owner of farm lands or of property of an acre or larger the booklet points out that a good habitat is an absolute neces sity for the production of wildlife and lists 24 of the most useful plants to achieve this author k m mayah of thj de partment of planning and develop ment conservations rfianch points out in his introduction farm ens are realizing that the presence of a proper balance of natuie with a habitat for many kinds of mammals and birds will be a means sometimes the oi means of controlling insect pests and removing weed seeds most of the plants listed such as sficl the georgetown hri wednesday december 18th lflw climbing bitter sweet sumac white sweet clover euonymus sunflower mountain ash and nightshade are spectacular either in their fruit or their flowers says mr mayall al though there are between three and four hundred possibilities to choose from the two illustrated in the booklet are an admirable selec- ection of elderberry pie will be pleased to read that the common elder is among the items recom mended all the plants described are easily obtainable the booklet which has plant illu strations by ron with and bird drawings by john crosby may be obtained free of charge from the authoritys office woodhridge on tario kentners wkms 1 if thrlftrifs aafel btrj vnocoat today whkentnerxon stove oil coal 1 1 1 v if v v v s syivania flash bulbs aa 2 each carton 12 press 25 each carton of 1 2 25c each carton 10 14 1 68 17 2 04 21 2 10 coutts christmas cards and wrappings cards box 59c 3 75 special box 50 cards and envelopes 50c 98c s for her for him gift sets shulton yarcney 1 50 10 00 soaps shulton yardley bronnley 50 3 00 imported perfumes chanel no 5 shalimar ciro shulton 1 25 1 2 50 20 00 jewelite brush comb cutex aaaniclire sets heating pads ladies sunbeam razor stationery compacts stratton playing cards travel kits bathroom scales dorothy gray gift sets figurine colognes 2 50 4 50 1 00 400 4 98 7 95 15 95 18 95 59 1 50 1 95 7 00 69 2 50 5 00 10 95 4 50 1 00 6 95 1 75 t teen agers timex watches 7 95 comb and brush sets 1 49 photo album 85 binders 3 98 eversharp pens and pencils 59 wallets special small clifton sets little lady fry 59 85 for baby cqm and brush sets asco jar and tray set fiberglas insulated bags mw 98 11 95 465 2 50 7 95 1 95 98 100 4 50 2 50 375 29ff yardley and shulton sets 2 75 shaving brushes pipes travel cases sheaffer pen and pencils ronson ayer fishep lighters timex watches sunbeam razors billfolds kodak cameras kodak movie cameras alarm clocks 75 10 00 50 6 50 1 00 5 00 3 49 4 95 1 95 8 95 49 11 95 8 95 12 95 22 25 30 75 1 00 795 3 90 1 7 95 36 95 54 75 2 65 8 95 cigarettes cigars and imported smoktng tobaccos icxceeowccn chocolates black magic v4 lb 1 lb special 1 lb 1 lb special scenic boxes dairy box lb 1 lb 1v4 lb neilsons- v4 lb 1 lb 2 lb smiles n chuckles lb 1 lb 1 rb special 2 lb 4 lb cherries 100 turtles 95- 175 prescriptions called for and deuvered 85 1 00 1 60 3 25 190 80 150 2 50 65 1 25 250 65 125 100 250 500 18s 350 in the mail bag blood donor clinic has chairmans thanks the editor dear sir on behalf of the members of the local unit of the canadian red cross society may i take advan tagc of jour paper to express thanks for the wonderful response to our first blood donors clinic this clinic was held last thurs day with a good response then- were two sessions one in the af ternoon and another that evening well over j00 citizens gave blood which is considered an excellent turnout thanks is due to these public spirited citizens who took part in this life saving service one which any of us maj some day be in need of regarding the actual operation of the clinic about sixt five per sons were handled an hour which is about average however it might be pointed out that future clinus would be a great deal speedier for the ones already tped as records of previous donors would then available and would eliminate any waiting as you no douht are aware the blood donor clinics- were set up with the purpose of replenishing supplies in district hospitals and as of january 1st all hospitals including the toronto ones will be in the plan whereby transfus ions are available without cost and without the necessity of having friends or relatives re place it this as you can readil understand will be a vast improve ment over the old system clinics will be held at regular intervals of about six months with another one scheduled for may or june in closing may i once moe thank all those who were donors and particularly might mention the new subdivisions where response was very great indeed thanks is also due to all those who helped in the organization and operation of the clinic so willingly and so ably it seems mr editor that as al ways when there is a need for any thing for the public benefit geor getowns citizens are most eager pnd willing to help yours truly leslie m clark chairman blood donors clinic committee 3 call tr 73048 1 i rtarm mi niir am ml no i millw0rk doors sash cabinets stairs frames screens prompt service free estiraai 11 water st jfc 7971 best welcome one of canadas there is still room now have continuing needs is for many millions more people more than flp we the best welcome we can give to to canada from other countries is country where there are 1 political freedom 2 economic freedom 3 incentive for the ambitious 4 a legitimate reward for all willing and able to work we must be able to show newcomers is a better as well as a bigger country they came from those who come to have here a that than canada the one n the steel company of canada limited montreal 6anan0que hamilton iiamtfoid towkto p wi jnuuite n

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