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ths 4corotown huald june 18th in page 10 k mulder shoe repair 7s mai street closed from june h july 2m learn to drive the cafe way at shirlies driving school car quipped with dual controls and futyy insured emptor ask operator r lor siwhuw 137 j 2 tf used car clearance buy 1957 meteor niagara sedan turene bin and white s199s 1956 ford customline sedan metallic blue s1595 1953 burck special sedan automatic em gr 995 1952 hudson sedan red and black eutematie s5k 1952 ford sedan haatar maal family car 49s 1956 chrysler new yorker tudor hardtop autemerte redle pom s ina newer brakes power seat s199s 1956 m600 special dump truck 711 weeds box and hob hr- as 035x2010 ply n seed deluxe cab 5speed transmis sion dp axle reedy ta work sj195 40 mora aood used cars and trucks to choose from tarms arranged ta suit br motors unuted 34 essex street guelph dial ta 19340 coming events clinic lum georgetown first four mon days of every month lso j0l statutory holidays excepted tf knox presbyterian congregat ional and churcbschool picnic will be held thursday june 19th at stanley park erin cars will leave the church at 4 pm all members and adhorents arc cordially invi ted to attend come and bring jour picnic lunch 618 the ladies auxiliary of the 2nd georgetown scouts invites you to attend a showing of the new hospital scheme film in st georges church basement on wed june 25th at 8 pm re- treshments served and silver col lection taken everyone welcome the 138th anniversary of bos ton presbyterian church will be held on sunday june 2nd with services at ii am and 730 pm guest speaker will be rev joan r waldic ma bd of st geor ge s chun london the anni versary lawn supper will be held at the church oh tuesday june 24th from 600lm 7 30 pm the local council of women will hold their regular meeting in knox church sunday school room on frida june 20th at 230 p in miss berlc rownfrcc will give an itluslrdtou travelogue on her kjljk o cmral turoptan and niw zealand trip lluw jwvtg er member ih asked to bnnr a friend two monster barn dances to bo held at gtorge grundy s new bam first farm north of no 2t hihwa at oap ingi 12 miles northeast of guelph 6 miles west of erin tasks orchestra in at tendance june 13th and 20th fridays dancing 930 pjn to 1 30 a m si 50 per couple re freshment booth everyone wel come 618 births arnold mr and mrs j w arnold betty conn 06 queen st are happy to announce the birth of their son david john on june 14th 1908 at guelph general hospitat cornish dorothy and alan are very happy to announce the arrival of a son 9 lbs sox on june 14th 1958 at guelph general hospital a brother for dennis debby and judy special thanks to dr alistalr macintosh marriages arbuckle lane at the pas manitoba on tuesday june 10th 1958 by rev m thomp son helen lucille lane sister of mrs fred sinclair george town to lester t arbuckle of moak lake man son of mrs d arbuckle winnipeg man memoriams engleby in memory of mrs william englcby who died june 13th 1950 god saw you getting weary so he did what he thought best he came and stood beside you and whispered come to rest you wished no one a last farewell nor even said goodbje you had gone before we knew it nd only god knowb whj ever remembered bv husband will sons fred art and cnland f ami his what council w9 youre invited monthly meeting gvovsattown hospital association tuesday june 24 800 pjn in the munkipol building anyone interested in hospital board affairs is invited odd fellow and rebekah grave decoration and church service sunday june 22 parade wdl form at hall at 215 pan for decoration servicos at cemetery evening service at bal unafad united church at 730 pm leaving ioof hall at 630 pm ml odd fellows and rcbckahs arc invited to attend cards of thanks cemetery board the mem bers of the glen cemcter bd would like to thank all those who helped make read for the memorial daj seric on june 15th 1958 your help was much appreciated the glen williams cemetery borad hayesi would like to thank manj of m friends and neigh boors for their kind gifts cards and flowers and for the help extended to my familj while i was a patient in sunnybrook hospital special thanks to legion branch 120 the boys at avro mr and mrs wuf brecn and mr and mrs john cordaro gear hayes knight i wish to thank all mv friends and neighbours for their lovely thoughts of flowers fruit and cards during my stay in the hospital and since returning home i would like to express my thanks to dr brewster and dr macintosh thank you alt er much mrs lillian knight navy league i would like to i thank the taggers and the peo ple of gcorgctow n who pur chased tags and cverone for their help in making the av 1 eague tag da such a success mr mc ti lor c omener rol- wo wuill like to think our m i ho mrs m i nnn fri n is f ir thtir it- f kin in t in unj or mpit h ml flo 1 tn butes mnvid it lh turn of our aunt li jim lunmtl t alii np nul tii ink ou to tlr mi mil lirfr his kintln s mr jim hot ind finil bylaw amendment sets 13 council meeting fee a bylaw amendment passed its three readings monday by council legalising an increase in meeting tee for councillors reeve and dep uty to 13 00 an increase from 1000 to 1500 for the mayor was already in effect as this is not part of the allowance bylaw there was little discussion when the bylaw was introduced pour councll members reeve sargent deputy reeve gray anrlcrs el liott and gunn voted against it as thby had previously done the vote was a recorded one with mayor armstrong joining the oth er four councillors to carry the increase 54 before the vote mayor arm strong pointed out that two neigh uouring municipalities pay a flat yearly fee which approximates what georgetown members will now receive from attendance at some 50 meetings in a year deputy reeve gray said he was opposing the increase not because he thinks it is too great an am ount but because he thinks the beginning of the year is the ihbc for buch action before the budget is struck td like to sec a unanimous f ote because eirjone will btne fit from tht increase said r j harrison however if the vote n t unanimous i hac another motion to prist nt afterwards with cr mcdilvraj protesting i that he had signed the motion a- seconder thinking it was just a 1 bit of b play and cr harrison insisting that he had meant it tht mayor then read a motion that the increased allowance be paid b j separate cheque so any council j lor who wished would have an opportunity of turning the in crease back to the town j ith several councillors pro testing that this was creating an embarrassing situation cr ham son decided to withdraw the mot ion earlier in the meeting a letter criticizing the increase was read bj the clerk from a former coun cillor cecil davidson 10 albert st the letter also addressed to the herald as a mail bag letter appears in another section of this edition terra cotta drive carefll1 y in this bus hottda time the life jou save ma be j our own a picnic in honour of mrs edna beaumont will be held at giin williams public school saturday june 21st at 3 00 pja friends former students and aenvfanilies are welcome lease inn a mcmc lsket cominfrsoo fhi oriatist vint in motion picture history ctx3lrdemllles thi arrange to bring the whole family dr twelre two scouts represent georgetown at jamboree two second class scouts of the 3rd georgetown mop were seler ted last week to represent north halton district al the new brun swick bo scout jamboree to be held from jul 5th to juh 12th the scouts are leonard tax lor and john pennock the 3rd georgetown troop is sponsored by knox presbtenan church and is under the leader ship of scoutcr vic gunn and as sistant scouter bill mair and is especially honoured in having two of its boys picked to represent this district since it is george towns youngest scout troop the jamboree new brunswicks first will be held on an island in the middle of the st john btver near woodstock and is expected to draw over 1000 scouts in add uon to scouts from the marttines provinces and all across canada there will be delegations of boy scoots from the us included in the varied program planned tor the ja b a church parade band concert hike through surrounding country a march past a visit from the lieot governor d l mclaren tours to the beecbwood power project and to haruand the worwi potato centre competitions track and swim meets and numerous other activities visit at camp borden for air force day mrs f schleicher visited her i son lac ljnwood uojd at camp borden on saturday it was air force da and there were man special events al the camp to mark the da others who went up for thf da wen mrs stin miller mis lona hwoort ron li wood ilenn flwcxml and his sons bn in and kuharl isitors with mrs schlt i her for tht weekend were mr ind mr wilf r naud and daugh ti r dune of ind or inst wnk flight officer nor mm donnxin ind his bride b t t gneeof nia scotti spent i few la of tht ir honexmoon us itinc with hi parents mr and mrs john onnnn tin x w ill lit in prince edward island where h i sti tinned with th r ar 1 xisitinu for the wetk ind wilh the i mm ins win mr i and mrs bufrin of cirlcton place nmratul itions to mr ind mrs i kolnrt boss on the birth of a new nb daughter c are pleased to hear that mr and mrs gordon sheppard have ulu fwt u their babj home from the hospital flcw nis imcf itaflls mrs irene dettnar or streatham fngland is visibng with mr and mrs ray jones mr and mrs roy foster of brampton were visitors with mr and mrs a zilio on sundaj silvers take pleasure in announcing the o pe n i n g of an exclusive childrens toggery shop a complete department handling quality apparel for boys and girls grand opening fumy june 20 p free gift to every child visiting our new department friday and saturday school inspector speaks at harrison school banquet acrident total reaches auction sale of furniture including chesterfield suite and living ream furniture walnut dining room 9plece suite bed room furniture chrome kitchen suite fully automatic refrigerator aew electric store automatic moffat 41- other household ef feets garden tools etc wm be hew at list saturday juns at 100 pja totjaa li cujott explorers cgit have banquet for mothers n members of knox church explorer and oghtt groopa feted their mothers thursday evening june uth at a mother a daugh ter banizuet each of the ladies were presented with a rosebud sixty girls and their mothers lea ders and guests were present for the deliciou banquet catered by the womens association yvonne sloan was chairman for the evening and ihlluplne mac- donald gave the grace yvonne proposed the toast to the queen and mabel greig the toast to the church which was responded to by rev alex calder mrs n bu chanan led a sing song and gaye taylor sang two solos the chairman introduced the guest speaker miss janet mo dougall who compared the life of a girl to the parts of a watch jeanette smith moved a vote of thanks to those who had helped to make- the evening such a plea sant one and such a success in a graduating ceremony jed by mrs audrey scott pins were presented by mrs c sinclair to marlene azinstrong may mcnlv- en phinipine macdonaw rev alex calder closed the evening with a prayer traders of the groups are mrs c sayera and mrs n buchanan for the ogtt and lb audrey the accident rate in george town has climbed to a new high according to a report issued on monday by the police the report covers the first five months of the year up until the 31st of may and indicates that 52 accidents have been investigated by the police an increase of seven over the same period of time last year resulting damage is over 2500 more totalling 19111 compared to the 1967 figure of ltt445 the police oatee has blamed the in- crase on drivers using exc speed and a general failure of motorist to observe traasc signs with the summer holidays com ing on the rate will continue to soar unless dr show down pay strict attention to traffic signs exercise and yield the right of way for 4h brplorera local guiders attend kilbride instruction camp a number of local guidcrs were at kilbride for june 7th week end at an outdoor camp of in struction for brownie and guide leaders in this area making the trip and enjoying the camp life from town were mrs jack mead es mrs vern mccullough mjrs gene green mrs bob wyatt mrs cuuce harley and lillian wolfe saturday visitors were mrs ed firis mrs r c j hog- an and mrs ivan leslie the gaidars received extensive training which will be useful in teaching camp lore to their res pective organisations including erecting and taking down tents flag breakibg etc and a nua of new camp songs troop and pack leaden attended from acton milton haniutotv norval glen mow to be a success in life was the subject of the address gi en b haltort count public school inspector e f jordan on june 5th at the harrison public school mr jordan was speak ing to members of the harrison grade eight class on the occasion of their annual end of term ban quct and stressed the fact that to acquire success knowledge personality confidence and desire to work are essential introduced by marilyn henley be was than ked for his talk by ronald wilson one of the larger rooms at har rison school served as the banquet hall for the affair and was decor ated with crepe streamers in the school colours of red and white and balloons and the cold piste dinner prepared by grade eight class mothers was served toy s committee of grade seven girls toasts were offered toy valerie sullivan carol hlgham dave mutf and karen stuart and responded to by the grade five teacher miss riehl and pruadpal harold henry paul kltc ac ted ss toast boaster the boys bass choir entertain ed with a number of musical sel ections and christine marchment was accompanied by miss scarlett in singing a solo the evening was concluded with dandng and refreshments other guests included the pres ident of the harrison home and school association mrs alisuir macintosh rev kenneth richard son and mrs harold henry main street changes several major changes are be ing mooted on main st within the next few months a chain store location major alterations to two or three build ings are some of the mis which time may cosilrm a jarcamp for gsnders at do lake has been iilnibmua for lata october downtown business space available down town georgetown ground floor with upsta rs 40 x 80 owners interested in good rental will give long lease excellent possibilities for offices would remodel to specifications for suitable tenants reasonable apply box l herald principals only georgetown community swimiag pool thou n stall tim tormxstrk orlkssofkv sat june 21 3 ta 5 pja at the pool lesson fees for the season children szo0 adults sj0 pool will open sot june 21st aw