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pwn tudcqtsoldier honoured warns summer danger season for distemper 6i l cadet major instruqing in jamaica i steve ewing a cadet major with the georgetown district high school cadet corps idwcks details of his trip to jamaica with ha rry wilby of sandersons travel agency i before shoving off for the carribean last fn day steve who s also a member of geor i gfetownbased c coy of the lome scots was selected as the one cadet from nine cadet renrps for a four week trip to the west indies he will spend a month in kingston jarrt jfea on an exchange program operated by the federal government while there he will i instruct in rescue procedures and the 303 rifle bitten by mosquitoes black flies and the cottage bug a georgetownera first expert j ence at the summer time habit i that has become an ontario i wary of life cottagjna by mrs j niavwhof 25 mcgilvray cresc ukesituatedin th juro i like of bays district near i baysvule gave us our first taste vthe papular hot weather 1 pastime known as cotuging i we were not even at our des- i thution m fact just nicely on r way when we began to dis cover the many things we for i aot to load in the car how vm told mental lapses during packing afflicts even the experienced in vacation i pjapantlons we put our own fegetf nines down to the enor- heat we left behind i were in such a hurry to escape 1 to the holiday country we just i roshed our packing and left for the unknown lying in wait when we arrived at our 1 hotneaway from home it all 1 so nice and peaceful we had yet to be greeted by i tile mosquitoes and black flies i lying in wait for us one day after our arrival we looked like we had the chickenpox and at small store where we got some food everyone including 1 ourselves looked like monkeys with everyone doing the leratchlng bit insect repellent was sold out i in no time the owner of our 1 cottoge told us that the in i sects were late because of the 1 late spring he promised i try to get rid of them and us- 1 ed some sort of gun with kfumg gas which laid a mist around the shoreline and in deed it helped mere relaxed i found that when you are at a cottage you tend to be i more relaxed our transistor i radio did not pick up too many i stations until after dark i ion peter played his records i of the boiling stones and others i day after day until we learned to enjoy his kind of music tioar takes off too before we left for the cot i tage we had instructed a neigh i hour s son ashley m taking i ore of tiger our cat during i the day he is always in the j house and at night he is out i aide of coursewhen it came 1 time to leave tiger was not to be found lie must have out but we could nof i wait probably the neatly laid i plans for his care wouldnt i have worked out anyway tourists church going to church in a smalt i tourist place is impressive i oars was a very small church and to have a seat one had to half hour ahead of i time there were just as many i people attending the service 1 outside standing near the open windows as there were inside cottage nights sleeping in a summer cot i tage is ideal except when the i nights turn very cold i course one of the things we i left at home was an extra blan- ifcet and it is missed to much more when you forget to light the oil stove before going wild life the fishing was very good we caught mostly perch and bass and enjoyed their flavour very much and the fncndli ness of the wild animals in the cottage country was anoth where eagerly tucked away in their cheeks whatever food scraps they could find and woodpeckers periodically broke the stillness with their machine gun rattle as they worked for their meals picturesque our surroundings abounded with picturesque spots which make good subjects for anyone with some artistic merit my husband jack sketched various cottages and some other pleas ant settings we did not miss the tele phone at all nobody could reach us and knowing this add ed to the relaxed atmosphere water haiards being chairman of the geor gekmn water safety committee of the red cross i was very aware of water safety or rather the lack of it moms and dads ohen shunheffisctves- in therr cottages while their small chil dren played alone near deep water with no life jackets and no supervision large families piled into their boats and shot off across the lake without life preservers there was no hot water and no inside facilities but we got used to the new way of living very fast all in all we discovered at the end of our stay that wc d been bitten by the cottage bug that s the bite that lasts long after the black fly and mos qulto bites have disappeared many georgetown dog own- afaould have en who felt confident that once a year their pet will not contract dis temper this luromer because it was vaccinated as a pup may find themselves with a very sick animal a their hinds one of these mornings the highly contagious dis ease which kills off a number of georgetown dogs every year is one of the most contagious of dog illnesses and fs partlc ulirly prominent during the suirtmer months because it i when the towns dog popula tion is on the move but what many dog 4wners don t realize is that the firs distemper vaccination permanent the distemper shot should be given yearly but may give protection for long as two years said georgetown veter inanan robert gaskin when asked about the incidence of distemper here the revacclnation 4 the big factor in keeping the disease in check he said in fact the past 7 or 8 years there have been some very effective vac cines developed and the public for the most part have become aware and taken advantage of these he said he has been stressing the revacclnation factor to dog owners when they bring the pet for the first shot the distemper virus is air borne making it a constan threat to canines but tempera ture changes are most conduct ivs to the spread of the virus sometimes the preliminary stages of distemper are so mild it takes a veterinarian to de tect them other times the di sease is ushered in with vio lent convulsions the affected dog shows signs of discharge from the nose and eyes diarrh oea and pneumonia there is little hope of sav ing the dog if the disease res ches the secondary stage marked by chomping fits and foaming at the mouth even if save the animal perman dam booster shot tni oiororrowh hirald thursday july 21th 19i6 page 3 local masons attend grand lodge in toronto stanley poctch of oakviue was appointed grand jury dea con at the masons grand lodge of canada in ontario at the convention held in toronto last week the gathering attended by more than a members of 600 lodges includ ing irwin noble robert law son thomas ntven and ed wilson from georgetown l m brown od optometrist i 35 mill street georgetown ut off main street phone mmm hutton- mclean wedding vows vows in norval united church norval united church was de corated with pink and white single peonies and white clem atls on june 23th for the wed ding of dorothy joyce mclean daughter of mr and mrs ed ward mclean norval to john alexander hution son of mrs clarence m hutton and the late mr hutton huttonville given in marriage by her fa ther the bride wore a white fulllength gown with straight skirt of bemburg crepe and bod ice and long sleeves of guipure lace with crepe trim her head dress of a single rose with lily of tfaevalley held an elbow length four tiered tulle veilshc carried a cluster of mayday pink rosebuds and lily of the valley with white satin stream ers placed on a white bible rev thomas forgrave nor val united church performed the double ring ceremony assis ted by canon j e maxwell of st stephen s anglican church hornby organist james bard guelph accompanied the soloist julian reed norval when he sang where eer ycm walk hebrew benediction and the wedding hymn the maidof honour was irene mclean sister of the bride bridesmaid was norma murray and the flower girl janice snow they were gowned alike in full length aline dresses of turquoise silk georgette over yellow taffeta with peacock blue satin ribbon at the empire waistline small flat hows at the back and streamers to the hem line they carried cascades of white miniature carnations and white sweetness with turquoise ribbons the flower girl wore a duplicate of the bridesmaids dresses but with a short skirt the best man was william hutton r r 3 streetsville bro ther of the groom and the ush era were peter hutton hanul ton brother of the groom rog er hutton r r 3 streetsville cousin of the groom and ron aid mclean brampton brother of the bride the ring bearer was allan thompson cousin of the groom the reception wss held in the will probably suffer ent paralysis and brain age pups should have their first injections of vaccine weeks and a second when they are 12 weeks old all dogs three front legs glen calf dies a freak calf which was om with three front legs and one hind leg has died george town veterinarian robert gas- kin said yesterday the freak calf was born on a glen willi ams area farm a few weeks a he said he had to perform a i caesarean section on the cowl which gave birth to the de formed calf i black blonde in half an hour colour retouch in three minutes sounds impossible yet it s so completely true i remember when you sat so uncomfortably for ages with bleach or colour on your hair iust waiting for that magical moment of relief when you were finally shampooed let s face it that the way it it right now in most salons but not at christelfs i li you vyait only 3 minutes for tint i only 2 to 3 minutes for sixweek rinses 1 10 or 15 min- iwytf- most- bleaches 1 dark hair that was considered impossible- to lighten may be dona in ust one application m half an hour to the lightest blond shad the discomfort from excessive irritation is eliminated and the lovely soft condition of the finished hair is unbelievable christhls new accelomatic colour process accomplishes all thoso exerting things and more no more broken hair due to over processing no need for expensive aftercolour conditioning treatment would you like to know more about beautiful vibrant bleschtng end hair colouring at one tenth of the time it used to take in the old fashioned methods then call us and ftre away and we ii answer all your questions with fact there is no better way to colour or lighten your hair and you ve a right to know about tt i christells 8776761 14a main st south over gougeon furniture hair styling wi speak english i french gfrman church hall the mother of the bride received the guests gown ed in a peacock blue silk stun tung drew and jacket with a corsage of azalea pink french carnations her accessories were white and peacock blue she was assisted by the moth er of the groom who wore pale yellow brocade with matching accessories her corsage was talisman rosebuds orange ice carnations and beige stocks for a honeymoon in the gra venhurst area of muskoka the bride wore a sky blue silk shan tung sheath with matching dus ter blue shoes and purse and white straw hat her corsage was royal blue cornflowers and white swectpeas they will live at r r 3 streetsville guests were present from newcasjjc toronto stratford new york georgetown bramp ton port perry streetsville oakville hamilton whitby hornby and norval heat your howe h thompson hardware ftumbino i hea1ino tr 7s71 take five for a community thafs alive 5 pharmacies 5 veterinarians 5 carpenters 5 grocers and just about any shop or service you can think of i our locality has a lot to offer good shops good services good people so look first to home for your needs let your fingers do the walking through the yellow pages to find the above people and many others everythings here in town a iskgss