Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 16, 1958, p. 10

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4- thi ecoroitown nbrald wednesday july 10th 1908 no terms except uncondfltonm and surrendet authors name below when your body u attack ed by a germ or vims infec tion it must fight back if your resistance is low the battle becomes a difficult problem you cannot compromise with sickness but must over come it speedily and uncon diuon in our pharmacy are many weapons your phy sidan can prescribe mod era prescriptions are like powerful bullets that seek out the enemies to good health when you are sick let your physician advise you how to fight back we can provide any medication you may need tour physician can phone tftiangle 73698 when you need ajiewone pick up your prescription if shopping near us or let us deliver promptly without extra charge a great many people entrust us with their prescriptions hay we com pound yours maccormacks drugs prescriptions chemists 9 muin st n tr 73492 oop right 1958 7w3 boys would you like an exciting hobby join tk georgetown citizens boys band applications for new members aged 8 to 12 years will be received by mrs john cummins bon 751 coming events tall clubs garden party saturday evening july 19th at hornby community park baby jcunfc legion auditor ium georgetown first four mon days of every month l30 30 statutory holidays excepted tf valiky view cabins no 11 highway jh miles north of huntsviue light housekeep ing pete and marlon hunter your hosts ph huntsviue 428w2 or write r- r 2 huntsviue- 837 keep this date open septem ber 29th for st albans thanks giving supper adults u0 chil dren under 12 50c under 4 free watch for nearly new sale sponsored by the business pro fessional women friday evening september 26th and saturday sep tember 27th the 10th annual quilt rug fair of simcoe county arts and crafts association will be held at the new armouries in midland from july 23rd to july 26th this ad courtesy of the arts craft of georgetown 19s caseorama starlight review featurinw new c driv the 1956 caseorama surlite review two hour night demon stration of case farm equipment presented under the stars and floodlights will he staged july 29th by mike norton a location of the caseorama starlight review will be ballina- fad starting time is 730 pm aecording to mike norton the 1960 caseomatic tractor line and all types of new case farm equip ment will be on display 20000 worth of farm equipment will be on band for inspection the new caseomatic drive tractors which develop more than double the pull power of the same size conven tional tractor will be featured in dramatic field demonstrations all farmers and their families and friends are invited lo attend ad mission is free opening july 18th 1958 main street north georgetown s first complete all lines and sizes of bicjclcs tnccles accessories and part foster cycle sports phona tr 7hw learn to drive the safe way at shirlies driving school j car equipped with dual control and rully insured phone brampton ask operator for snelgrove 127 j 2 tf union presbyterian church grand garden party wednesday july 23rd at the herb dolson farm 4h mtles north of norval half mile east of union church on no 22 stderood bob duncan west coasfs top comedian phil smith murray brooks magician song stylist and other bk3 acts june pasher western singer adults- 75c chitdken under 12 free show starts at 8 30 pm kamimafao ballimafad boy wins chiw campot shield the regular meeting of the wjl of balhnafad church was held on tuesday of last week atthe home of mrs starrett with a good attend ance mrs r mcenery conducted the worship service and the social committee was mrs perryman and miss janie given assisted by the hostess the ladies decided to give a donation toward the bible vaca tion school and mrs perryman who was in charge of the program had invited a lady from the rosedale floral shop out and she gave a very interesting talk and demon stration on flower arranging mrs jessjrincenery was the hostess forthe july meeting of the evening auxiliary on thurs day july 10th several of the members took part in the worship service and mrs baker gave a very fine reading on citiz the supply work was discussed and articles were brought in for the bale and the members voted to give sxq to the work of the vaca tion school mrs clarence show ed a film entitled christian par enthood and the social commit tee mrs white and mrs mclau ghlin congratulations to miss mary baker who recently successfully passed her grade 5 piano with hon ours the royal conservatory of music exams were tried at guelph mrs t given had the misfor tune to fall one day last week out in her yard and broke a i bone in her wrist mrs christina machos from por tage la prairie manitoba is visi ting with her cousins miss kate mckay and mr sandy mckay she has just returned from a trip to new york and many other points of interest in the states bill smith brought an honour back to balhnafad last week froi the boys camp at five oaks paris when he won the shield for chief camper there were 100 boys at tending the camp and the award had to go to a second jcar camp er mr neelon was a camp coun cillor again this year so the boys from here enjo cd meeting him again there have been several minor accidents recentl on our road in all cases caused by driv ers exceeding the spedd limit we sometimes wonder if they tra vel too fast to read the 30 mile speed limit signs because our 7th line has certainly become a second pinecrest speedway public swimming every day at georgetown community swimming pool the pool t open tor children under 16 from 2 pjn to a30 sun and for adults from 2 pm to 10 pjn adult swimming classes in the evenings go on at the same time as the public swimming norval brownies visit high park city zoo the first norval brownie pack took their annual trip on saturday june 28th when they journeyed to toronto for a day at high park and the riverdale too they were ac companied by leaders mrs george shering mrs fred bentley and miss margaret miller the brownies met at the norval presbyterian church and travelled by ear to brampton where they boarded a train for union station the train ride was the first for ma ny of them and was enjoyed almost as much as the rest of the tour from there by subway and street car the pack travelled to high park where they bad lunch and enjoyed a rest period before view ing the many animals and water fowl riverdale zoo was the next stop and it was here that the brownies spent most of their time and were particularly taken with anbcs of the monkeys and polar bears the twenty four uniformed youngsters chose a downtown restaurant their place to eat at supper time and were pleasantly surprised when it came time to pay the cheque to find that some kindly gentleman had already picked up the too on returning home the brown ies were met at the station by some of thep arents mrs o shea mrs o carter and mrs k fend- ey who tookwthe tired party their homes bees loose in car acciden injures three hive of bees was the cause of an automobile accident at norval on july 5th resulting in personal injury to three persons and 1000 damage to a 1966 chevrolet in which the bees were being transported albert hay had just purchased the hive and was returning to his home at r- r 2 waterloo when the accident occurred finding an opening the bees left their stor age space in the trunk of the car and swarmed over the driver and two passengers mr hay lost con trol of car which careened off the highway into a ditch near thurl beck s service station georgetown volunteer ambul ancc service rushed the injured to hospital where mr hay was i treated for abrasions to the head and chest injuries and mrs hay for concussion possible brokt n i jaw facial cuts and possible b o ken leg his daughter maureen ha age 16 suffered facial ijccr ations cst ra andrcss of the milton detachment opp investigated the accident reported at 515 p m police chief warns no bikes on sidewalk a num of fyimplwints havr flooded the police office recentlv copscrning children riding their bicycles on the sidewalk the practice is prohibited and several people have reported almost be ing hit by cyclists police chief roy haley issued a warning monday to the effect that the law banning the riding of bicycles on the side walk will be strictly enforced during the remainder of the season payment of 1958 taxes the second instalment of taxes is due and payable at the municipal office georgetown on or before friday august 1st co benham fax collector we service television all makes radios record players car radios appliances bans loastors ate ernies radio 24 years servicing triangte 78701 hog producers dont guess vote yes for cooperative hog marketing friday july 25 benefit from modem marketing faolrhes selling your product for the highest price while retaining your democratic rights there has been no proposed alternative to organized mar keting a no vote simply leaves producers stranded without any form of marketing e sink to cast you bauot on july 25th dontoue5s 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