Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), June 24, 1965, p. 5

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right theme in air canada pavilion e aircnad hj nmmmtad ilifl tlnucti eoadept of tha 91500000 jvilion it will build w the tut of hxih 07 on monlmijtf bl helens inland the pavilion bjl cwi the lkchx pntitiptd wiu feature a fau blkui roof and four dutuuct utti depirtmjj uuuis timur to fly itod th impact tha waiovvuiuit of tliu dream has had ou the world kerrs column fjlkw williams tb lnuuturi select com talttm on consumer credit of which i ui a number rie bed ill report oo june 10th and calli for the establishment of a consumer fraud bureau to ctmcv dawn on thsdy ulw prar- tie and operator in the pro vince rtiu new fraud bureau ope rating ai a special branch with lh attorney general depart ttttit would deil with all kinds of complaint in tb field of eoaaumer credit rfce select commltte alio r- mmiunended legislation to force ducwire of the full interest rat on consumer product both in dollar and in percent h term this would have the effect or letting all those who buy on time know the exact rata of interest they have to j pay on each purchase other recommendations by the select committee were a crack down on misleading ad vtruung arid the establish mm t of a debt counselling service alonjf with government publlca uod of booklet and pamphlet to pro v id a consumer credit in formation it also urged that the department of education craale for use throughout the aehool system special instruc tion on the whole field of cre dit 0 major significance was the committees proposal to have le idilation enacted allowing hou mbolder a period of two day la which to cancel deals made by door todoor talesmen this coolinjfoff period would allow householders to repudiate any aal lnvotvlng credit arrange ment made at the door to eliminate fly by night op erators all firm employing door todoor talesmen would have to register their salesmen with a provincial body another key recommendation of the committee affect hot or lion recourse paper involved in many car purchases take the case of a man who buys a car from a dealer then find the motor wont work he toes hack to the dealer who y he cant do much because he haa sold his credit contract o finance company the fin ance company says it cant do anything because it is not in the car busineta the committee would make the finance company liable for any just claims and end the ranaround many car buy r have been caught in it uyi i dealer who sell you a tv set should not be able to slap a claim on any of your other furniture or goods and it says for the first tim thst persons who have paid two- thirds of the cost of an ar tide ahould not have it repoj seised without a court order lmankrt voluntary wage as signment should be outlawed says the committee because many people do not know what they are signing in the first pla ee a wage assignment differs from a garnishee because it is voluntary and is not based on court order the select committee for the past three yean has been in vesti gating all aspect of eon sumer credit buying including high interest rates and while tha province itself cannot regu late or set maximum rales ol interest a thia i a federal responsibility it can act protect consumers by forcing full disclosure of interest rates this is an important step in making certain the consumer ha some protection against ab normal credit charges malting sees liverpool brother first time in 52 years mr russell faster has re turned from a 3 weeks visit with her brother and relatives in liverpool england it ha been s3 yeirs since she ur her brot her janea watson mr foater and her sister came to canada a children and lost track of their brother who remained in kntlaid she trie for year lo locate him but it was not un til 3 year ago that he was loca ted throurh the salvation army airs foster travelled by plane arriving ut manchester where she wa met by her brother and family she travelled around england and was greatly im pressed by the heajtlful flo wer and hedge that all homes seem to have travel is very slow due to the urge number of pecple and the narrow roads although all are tlher paved or eobblestonea she also adml red te beautiful lart curtain on the windows that we do not see in canada although the enjoyed her vl sit and getting acquainted with her relatives ahe found 3 weeks long enough to be away from home and wa od to return to canada ceramic pottery i viewed by glen ladies the annual bus trip of the church ladies waa held on tues day june j5th the busload left the united lurch at 8 30 a m and the first atop was in slieiurne for a cup of coffee driving north they arrived in lolllngwood in time to have a t jur around the docks and saw some ship building before rat in lunch all board the bu again and went id sre ilainbow cera mics where one can purchase ill kinds of pottery the ladies next went to see the skiers play ground and the chair lifts which takes lliei up the steep slopes some were disappointed that they were not in operation other were happy driving back to the twn ev eryone went into the blue mountain lottery wbere they were shown how it is made and again a urge selection u choose from after time out for some shop ping the bui headed homeward topping off at devil a glen to have a look at the beautiful view up the gorge the last stop of the day was at the dutch inn near shellwrne where eerone enjoyed a hot meal the ladies arrived back about dam thanks goes to mrs j uagstaffe and mrs j hunter for arranging the enjoyable day mr and mrs wm mccolm of east kilbride scotland have just returned home after visit ing mr and mrs j gambell and mr j mcdonald for three weeks mrs mccolm and mr mcdonald are sister and broth er and had not seen each other for 43 years what a reunion that would be sunshine school students show wares bazaar tea fc t atazmr e close lo one bundled visitors signed tbe cues book at the iftunahjne school aaxaax friday lafterwxm wakoxnod and uah wd around by students the vi- attor admired thb handiwork a large variety of goods all made by the pupil was offered for iw on tbe kbewe and uble around th rotoi were plaec tuu laundry bag pll kym rag doll puppol and dv corated ill tea pot aland for ihr ftrt tup pottery f em could w ofrd fur sale since um school bow ha a kiln docutcd by th hornby seoul and cub ashtrays and viae attrid to the skill or the student in thi rifw vmture itbeb flrtt attempts were wd lor w klrfr the ehlldrvn want lie eavet d to kvp ihwa for theoitel i khe minor news vocal instrumental concert by christian reformed choir centennial manor auditorium ma with mr crimes playing was filled wuh the sound of the areompaiiunenta on the vocal and instruments music base viol these numbers in tuesday night june 8th eluded tyrolean dance and ju when thirty members of the ltd a 1olka dim also played an choir of tbe christian reformed accordion solo the sharpvhoo church georgetown rune to ters march vocal solos were tbe manor to present concert given by mrs j vanderlinden th minister of the church ilev jwho sang a german wng and j j4 and the president ofiby mmon trankruyter who in th play room mr kill it mr o mcdowell and mr f treahy poured tea while the student served the gueat peri odicsuy throughout the after noon the ehlldrvn aang while i mr if jeff are accompanied them on the pland iucky winner of the hand booked rug waawdlane laveu 3d byroa st georgetown tick eu on the rui er sold by the georgetown auxiliary the clr eular whit rug with a urn ihittcrfly tntrd wa made apd donated by mr ken corin 7j iduncar drivf th udle of th three aigf i larie of acton milton and eorvftowu and the student pooled thhr fcffortj to provide tiulwkru and m the geokoetowm herald tbvredey jimm hk 1965 pack 9 the eholr mr hill hgl re both present mr c crimes wss lh music director and chair man and mrs ii vandenberg was the accompanist ml acred number the love of god calypso music was sung to tbe accompaniment of calypso instruments simon krankruyter tlie members of the choir are jlw iyutrjl tnd ur crimes new canadians who have mel he vqm numun tthlfn to canala frun holland within lwludfii j rarefcell and big special on admiral custom 23 tv with aomltal lmtmjal quautv chaisis only isj sttkeo record special cjl byha0oov ui 12 05 jor tf crt popular jixju 190 urn 15 w or utlral whu thy loll 239 with trade huh cain rvame grid w aopuf cr ba4jble tone eontrvl trarufuniier pow ered 000 vult kwing oul ckaasj hldi 2 evwpacuod tub a truly hlgb pt formanc srt at thi very low pric manuracuuavs coajumci spirt hllkf i trmiaor radio- 39 kingbton market tlie pteasure and inspiration brought about by lovely mu sic described above was increas ed by an appropriate address delivered by hev mr jooste mr jooase spoke on the sign ficance of that great event in the christian church known gs televisio delrex plaza phone 877 9541 the last decsde tlie program began with their lovely rendl tton of o csnsda which they sang from the heart tlie choir sang several cho ral number which were en joyed very much an anthem all hall the tower a negro spirit usl down by the luver side anil several familiar hymns v t i t renlecost a cloilng praer by were sung as wel as two num mr jooiie snd the singing of hers from llroadway thmi the j the favourite lijmn abide with sound of music and limb e f brought thu outstanding ry mountain a sing song t hich i it j c- i x iprogrsm to a cloe is called samemang in the i dutch language wa sung in th rmng of lea coffee and that language with mil hegi cookies gave the residents an i conducting opportunity to talk with theie several accordion numbers i talented new canadians and to were played as duets by dint thank them for the enjoyable schlpper and shirley von wlke levening erics thursday evening special 6 to 9 pm 1 5 lb chajtcoal 1 32 ei charcoal ughub reg 114 for jjr erics hardware and gifts bhjkx cinyrg l77442 delrex smoke shop tovi turn magazines soft dunks kx cream candy cards cloaits cigarettes bwoham mhs sun glasses new solotama with thatlerproof phololroplc lnts the ulhrnstefor y comfort night dy 498 298 open 830 am to 900 pm dalty j shopthurstil9pm si f4 summer blouses special 298 delrex fashions ladies chrdkens ihd inrants wf alt 779441 sda duk marut cfthlr dlouiot have an ultrsfminma look this summer and wvva everything from the newest fashions lo dames solids and pastels in coot comfortable cottons stevensons mens boys wear delrex market centre open thurs a fri hi 9 pm suit sale sale price reg 6950 49- tekn slii 36 la 4 sale of sport jackets 2795 1995 reg to 39 95 reg lo 29 95 sale broken sizes 34 to 46 stevensons mens boys wear htone s776661 shop and save tonight jimm 24th fll 9 pjw save up to r a beamish stores 50 summer wear and a variety of other merchandise delrex centre ul

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