Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), August 21, 1969, p. 13

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l i t bargain hunting in the great outdoor expect sell for hockey crowd greats in shoppers stop to sort through the bargains in front of silvers during the third annual downtown sidewalk sale which gave the downtown a carnival atmosphere thursday friday and saturday of last week fortysev en firms took part in the celebration which featured balloons and lollipops for the you ngsters highland music by the georgetown girls pipaband thursday night and street dancing friday evening merchants took their wares to the customers with outdoor displays during the three- i44 day sidewalk sale downtown here a young family checks the values in front of mcnam- ara jewellers double discount stores 162 guelph st opn 9 am to 9 pm dally sat 9 am to 6 pm sun 10 am to 6 pm cigarettes 455 465 cnt cnt baby pants 5 pair ouble discount price gular 39c floubl 79 bayer aspirin loos double discount price save 40c j 59 brylcreme double discount price save 36c 83 poligrip denture adhesive l double discount price m c savee 28c gillette foamy shave bomb double discount price save 30c 59 nice n easy double discount price save 76c 149 vo 5 hair spray double discount price save 54c 95 back to school special jumbo refill save 32c 240 sheets 66i 10 off plus free film all photo finishing discount applies to enlargements you save more at double dis now open every sun 10 m to6 pm imimii by rtlph htw j due to the united space of the branch auditorium it ap pears that there will be many disappointed and frustrated youthful hockey players in geor getown milton erin and acton who desire to see and hear their hockey idols john beliveau and bobby orr at the little nhl hockey hall omfame inaugural dinner sept 8 where these iwo hockey greats will be on hand gordon alcott is organizing this evening and we have no doubt it will he an evening long remembered by the smail fry- and a great occasion for the adults who will witness ths be ginning of an audacious venture which wjl be surpassed by few such undertakings inquiries re garding this evening are com ing from as far away as tor onto gordons intentions are to have scrolls which will symbol ize the occasion presented to bob goldham john beliveau and bobby orr the executive of branch 120 which is the sole sponsor of this imaginative pro- pert have set their sights on a very high target but just s their predecessors who origins ted the legion saturday morn ing hockey hit their tar3n so will 120 hit the target again and there will be a hall of fame in georgetown tomtd ringars the branch sportsmen who toss horseshoes rose to the oc casion on saturday when thrir liorseshoes encircled the stake while other teams were roming close after being bested by brampton several weeks ago in zone b7 contest whichnramp ton won by one point the cre being 35 to 34 branch 120 cl lows became very serious at the district b horseshoe competi tion on saturday and let legion members from mount hamilton brampton dundas and niagara falls know in no uncertain man ner that the georgetown branch is a championship branch when il comes to horseshoes in spite of the contest bcinj rained out bill collier and lloyd keir of branch 120 were so far ahead in points that it was impossible for any other team to catch up with them branch 120 became district b champs and along with mount hamilton and brampton will represent district b in the pro vincial championship contest at waterloo rod and gun club where branch 530 will be host on saturday september 6 because of the rain it was impossible to play the slnrcs which will be played at a latir date cadeh g ready with the coming of fall jrje ortown legion air cadets are having their uniforms pressed id readiness for monday jept 8 when they will go on parade it is expected there will be a 10 changein the squadronthis seems to be general every year when the jcadets form up in bights after the summer re cess there are still many lads names on the waiting list with the present strength of 738 squadron being 74 n is expected that there will j3 20 cadets take the first years trai ning 40 the second year while the remaining 14 will hae 3rd year training although the in structors can handle up lo five years which includes aero eng ines electronics photography high speed ftlgljt etc at this time the cadets of 756 squadron being a newly formed squadron do not qualify thce is room for six proroot ions when things get rolling ag am in september flying models during the summer recess 10 to 15 of the cadets have been keeping their hands in by ai tending the hobby club every wednesday and saturday hare the lads have built model air- plarfes which are power driven and have been flying them un der the watchful eye of lt carl groskorth and other interested adults this can be ajsupensive hobby for after building the plane which might take several weeks there is always the pos sibility of crashing on its maid en flight then ts back to the drawing board and a rebuilding job carl tells us hat lt is hoped eventually to fly the models by fremote control at the moment they are being town on c irds by manual control the cadets it seems must complete their rad io training to assist them in handling the very precise equp ment of the remote control t the of oroitowm hirald thursday auo 21t 196 paoe u still on the military bit branch was represented in the the warriors parade by comrade john seattle who paraded with the contingent from brampton legion the three busloads of members and their families who visited the ex on warriors day were fortunate by leaving the grounds before the rains came great hanehman pat ways and means chair man chamberlain has a gretd henchman in jos poirier wbo puts so many hours in on the friday night dart shoot last friday was the best yet and joe with an eye to business- did a terrific job financially break ing all previous record the club was full to capacity and canteen chairman david bow man was feeling extremely lup- py we feel that the lart shoot ls a great crowd drawer the win ners this week were j and rews d andrews j valantine b hill g osbourne h atkin son 1 cross j wambley s waites j murphy in his spare time joe is seen helping on saturday evenings at the dance ormio carter with art stamp passed out prizes to r dumper c hennessey g bent e emond and j mark- ham although the hall was not full on saturday- night iva dav idson and her group kept every one very happy the floor was full of dancers the whole even ing the lucky ones wre k nash a gibbon s tew c martin glen williams school nursery open house sunday aug 24 15 pm all welcome v 1 25 mountain st 8774746 adams photography weddings passport photos general photography custom finishing black and whit or colour 40 prince charles dr georgetown 8773913 h ge the local firm of d0d0kin sopinka barristers and solicitors announce the removal of iheir office from james street to a new location at 5 young street ust west of the legion hall effective august 15th tel 87769m but first visit your backtoschool supply centre delrex smoke shop see us for school bags lunch boxes colouring boxes ring binders refills cartridge and fountain pens by schaeffer and north rite delrex smoke shop georgetown market centre ti i m00re park plaza main street north abc detergent 7 lb lize save 16c 53 windex aerosol rag 81c save 18c 63 pr c red and blue brand beef choice of tb0ne sirloin or round thrift liquid detergent romar 90 dog food- cat food all netp 15 ei lint save h9e 61 cans i tasters choice freeze dried instant coffee 4 ox tize save 20c 99 kool aid regular buy 5 and get free one kool aid preswktinid i buy 4 and get one free specials on sale thursday august 21m to saturday august 23rd see our various other instore spicials at moore park plaza store only

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