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the georgetown herald wedneaclav june 23ih 1944 big annual field day sponsored by brampton lions club fair grounds brampton local news thot weather were having council meeting next monday night july 3rd saturday 1b dominion day a pub lic holiday jtemember tbe highland gardes on main street tomorrow night held by the girls pipe band the women a association of the itnitari rnwh nrlll hold a sale of bak the new hat br sklma bart mcbo dominion day saturday july 1st afternoon 1 00 pjn parade leaves gage park on the inhlelad 300 pjnijadlea softball game eimpson a of olympic league sunny- dde vs dorsts of danforth ladles softball league 400 pjn field lacrosse this will be a revival of the old game played by outstanding stars of the game residents of peel oo before the grandstand races for young and old men s relay race bicycle races in addition there will be novelty races and contests as time permits model airplane racing and demonstrations will be put on by the canadian gas model club of toronto these events win commence about 3 00 o clock and continue until dark as weather and others conditions permit there will be pony rides for kiddles on the grounds evening program at 745 p m horse show and special events exhibition of trick riding ud horse kooning race pony race potato race musical chairs jumping lady riders midway attractions dancing jitney dancing in tbe evening in the agricultural building at the pair grounds sponsored by the maple laf canteen lock number drawfifty dollar victory bond a great holiday for one and all ao proceeds for brampton lions clob service work wanted t hay for sals 25 acres of alfalfa and timothy hay standing in the field about ready to out at o e klnnear s farm llmehouse if i interested call mrs c l ktxtnear ltp lombard 7360 toronto ing in the mcoibbon store on friday afternoon july 7th at 3 pjn georgetown girls pipe band took part in the garden party program at brampton on saturday staged by the legion there don t forget the lifebuoy follies at the gregory theatre tomorrow thursday night all proceeds to the georgetown red cross the annual convention of the on tario firemen s association will be held this year on august 6 7 at long branch the association will have as their hosts the lakeshore district firemen s association the lode held a very success ful mile of pennies on saturday when 73 00 was realized through the gene rosity or the townspeople mrs h e batldn was convenor assisted by mrs alex grelg and mrs roaf berber the red cross society hope you will support them by attending the lifebuoy follies at the gregory to morrow night a grand show all should see tbe stores in town will be closed all day saturday which is dominion day and a statutory holiday they will remain closed thursday afternoon as usual and open till 10 o clock on friday night a special meeting of verdun re- bekah lodge will be held in the muni cipal building on wednesday evening july 5th at 9 ptn sharp for transac tion of special business all members please attend a m brain sons norval on tario have registered the name brae nor with the national live stock re cords for their exclusive use in naming the purebred holsteln cattle bred on thtlr farm all their stock will in fu lure carrj this name as a prefix the july meeting of the george town women s institute will take the form of a picnic and will be held at the home of mrs e r robinson james si on wednesday arternoon julj 5th at 3 pm please note change of place when returning by train to his home in roseltinds mr olher whit mee sited two deer feeding in a wheat field as the train posed iuar the 7th line crossing west of un tlie deer were full grown and seemed quite con tended grazing in the field as the train went by the theatre night sponsored by the boy scouts last week was a decided success 17270 lbs of paper was col lected for salvage purpose through the cooperation of townspeople with the scouts and by bringing papers as their idmlssion to the shew about 23 tona of salvage has been collected by the scouts to date and they are to be com mended for their war effort wanted fob bal jroomt apply wood bstmo peed griaders mitt two or three ro qffics fag machines mtlfc hectrto three records held by georgetown man psoos also mount forest threshing mfci district representative wu- looghby fum assoc three splendid records have re- h completed in the herd of gerald r graham georgetown ontario royalist ruby 1060 has been awarded a gold medal certificate as a 6 year old m 30s days ruby produced 11 172 lbs of milk 611 lbs of fat with n test of 5 4 per cent tranquil royalist b86s5 misses a gold medal certificate by only 9 lbs of tat royalist produced as a 7 year old in 309 days 13006 lbs of milk 601 lbs of fat 5 01 per cent nancys delphlne sally 83198 produced in 305 days as a 9 year old 10216 lbs of milk 560 lbs of fat with an average test of 5 48 per cent bill kemp th head of the ex change department looked up wearily from his desk it had been a day of odd jobs rsfun com- plaints exchanges evwrjlwnxrbsrd- been relatively unimportant and yet everything demanded instant etten tlon had bill kemp been ten years older than he was he would not have taken it so seriously and conse quently would have been nearly as fresh at the end of the day as he wss early in the morning i want said a pair of violet eyes at least bui kemp would have sworn that it was the eyes that spoke so timidly and questionably did they regard htm i want to know it i could do something about my lace hat bill kemp sighed they were such marvelous eyes and then to be mundanely interested in a hat a lluy lace hat well he said gruffly what did you contemplate doing about this lace hat if its been worn it can not possibly be accepted for ex- change or refund the latter words issued mechan ically from his mouth and he won- dered subconsciously how many hundreds of times he had uttered that same sentence sometimes about gloves sometimes about hair goods sometimes about shoes oh it hasnt been worn i came the soft voice again the voice sounded as though it were full of tears and he looked at the violet eyes again sure enough there were large tears there bui kemp steeled himself all woman used tears as a means to an end and he determined that he would not be taken in well go on go on he said as testily as he could yoftfesee i decided last saturday that i could take it its a beau tiful hat oh it was really the most beautiful hat in the whole world i think she said wistfully i looked and looked at it before you know and on saturday i paid a deposit on it a deposit of a dollar i was to take it this saturday but the lips that were soft and pink closed firmly i i believe that i shan t need ii after all and so you want the dollar back again i take it he said tapping his pencil against the desk and re gardlng it coolly oh my no she said softly of course they wouldnt give back the dollar but i went to the millinery department and the clerk said that i had agreed to take it and i would have to finish paying for it- i 1 ihave the money but i will you sit down said bui i kemp rising suddenly wondering why it was that he had not thought of it before i havent been head of i the department long and i am at a loss to understand one thing why do women buy a thing take it home and then run right back here to re turn it the violet eyes crinkled at the corners and the soft pink bps twitched i dont know she con leased u never do myself its not that i probably wouldnt tf i had iy hut i work an so ii alton farmers in 1 urgent nerd of kelt oontlnued from page one up in each of the are unban centres of the county toe keyman tor oeorge- itorwn la clare wilson and his telephone number 1s day phone 195 we join wjth the local committee in urging everyone who can possibly spare the odd day half day or a few hours after supper to phone 186 and register iwith tbe commando brigade statins when he will be avaeble we realb that most local residents are already a muub hea load than normal but nevertheless the most of i the men folk can give a few hours occasionally to h out in a critical situation which is so closely allied with our war effort an eminent german authority stat ed following the war of uq418 that they lost that conflict because they were unable to feed their m livestock population and at the same i time wnoiwtjiip their people let us make sure we do not find ourselves in a similar position this time we have every prospect for excellent crops this yearthey must be saved and in this our urban and rural people have an equal responswhty every urban dweller can play some part in the task at hand if you are not physically able to pitch hay you can perhaps drive the horses for the hay loader the bay fork the hay rake handle a hoe or stook grain for a few hours and thus relieve the farm operator tor xieavter jobs last year we understand from mr whltelock he secured tbe equiva lent of 518 days work from toronto oornmandos these men came from offices factories stores etc and for the most part helped in haying with few exceptions they did an excellent job and the 56 farmers who received thlb help were loud m their praise of the service rendered surely we in georgetown are not going to leave it all to the toronto commandos the painting job on the house the cutting of the lawn the hoeing of our victory garden can be left for a more oppor tune time so lets go local oornman dos back up the boys on the beaches of france by phoning now to 195 and volunteering our services for farm commando work in the district the local bowling green and the golf course can no doubt get along without our i efforts for the time being 124tb anniversary sertioxs heu at boston church on bunday last june 36th boston presbyterian church celebrated us lmeh anniversary situated in the scotch block a few miles south of georgetown this old church is ooe of eoqueslng townships historical buud lngs toe guest speaker on bunday was the rev douglas of toronto and t choir supplied special music for tl j occasion the first part of this bunding was erected io 1626 fegjktf ttlsh mwhii who had setoedtnthe district some years before although money was not at all plentiful trustees were elected in 1636 and were responsible for col lecting such sums as were necessary from all residents of the district the construction was not complete until 1s35 workmanship was of the best and pine used on the interior was without knots the building barnuke in appearance consisted of many doors and a large gallery pews were divided into stx divisions four on the ground i floor and two in the gallery these pews were rented to mem the first ntpitt was rev peter ferguson whose name is suh f amqisc in the scotch block worshippers oa j from acton llmehouse glen wltustiav nerval trafalgar and- nassagaweysv on foot on horseback and m lumbar wagons marriages were performed by rev ferguson for payment of money or any type of farm produce in every month except ooe during 1943 raf fighters flgbterfaambebj and medium bombers carried out at least 3 000 daylight sorties on offen sive operations scarcely have time to buy what t need let alone buying things for the fun of thinking i really owned them for a while before i returned them it must be lots of fun mustnt it and so you want to leave this flower hat on our hands he ex- postulated oh no not flower 1 she ex claimed in horrified tones its lace and besides i dont want to leave it on your hands id love to keep it myself only i heard about this mrs benzinger whose husband is in the hospital and whose children are all so small that she cant work it wouldn t be right to wear a lovely hat when they might be hungry if you say i dont have to take the hat i m going to take a basket out there tonight she looked at her watch it s way way out in you run along and get the basket and ill see about the dollar refund then when you get the basket filled come back here and get the dollar and 1 11 take the basket out for you wherever it is you cant be run i ping all over town a girl like you he listened to her words of thanks with an air of abstraction we ought to get a bit of supper at a restaurant first maybe he said nonchalantly quite as though he were in the habit of asking strange girls to eat with him he sent the call boy for the dollar and pulling a card from his pocket wrote down she d like a hat lace later and the violeteyed mrs bill kemp with her stillshiny wedding ring was happily surprised on her birthday a few months later with a round hatbox with a huge violet bow the hatbox held a bat of lace norval junior institute the regular monthly meeting of the norval junior institute and junior farmers was held on june 13 at the home of george henderson the theme of the junior institute meeting was home beautiflcatlon and the roll call was answered by in teresting facts about flower culture an interesting paper entitled my flower garden was read by ismey kean marlon hunter told many useful and interesting facts about the care of flowers and demonstrated various ways of arranging bouquets at the meeting of the junior the roll call was answered by methods m handling hay craig rtem ana cjfiude pickett spoke further on the same topic at the joint meeting mr ralph ross a former principal of georgetown high school was the speaker john afcnabb moved a vote of thanks to mr pickett and mr ross to mrs henderson and george tor their kindness tn opening their home for the evening at the ctose of the meeting delicious refreshments were served ny the so cial committee ismey kean and ward umehouse w i garden party at s s no 9 june 30th good program at 8 30 p m sharp booth on the grounds dutch auction dance to the music of the rhythm rubes afterwards admission 2c browulltbro ykb your glasses should be made to ftt your particular type of face we specialise in eye examin ation and prescribe attract k at dty seises for expert eye service and newest style in glasses consult 6 t walker r0 eyesight spbotaubt who win be at his offloe over the bell telephone oo main street georgetown the second wednesday of each month or you may consult o t waj- at his offloe in brampton j fhone georgetown t wanted to bxnt wanted to rent at porches a 6 or aroomed house with bath room by august 1st appty at box for sale hay 30 acres standing m the field lot 23 11th concession apply j h- hoare phone 61 r 4 for sale chesterfield bed in good condition 3so0 act quickly apply n snyder ltp phone 171 wanted to rent 3 roomed apartment or small house georgetown phone 1 p o box wr for sale bt tender shed at norval united church approximately 100 ft by 2q ft corru gated iron roof in first class condition tenders to close saturday july 15th highest or any tender not necessarily accepted for particulars apply to lorne cleave or 2t j n cameron norval by august 1st appry box s herald for sale used dining room suite 7 pieces golden oak apply epedobtts oarage it phone arrow part time position wanted typing bookeeptng knowledge of advertising and banking outstanding in mathematics well educated and aggressive apply jtp box tc herald wanted dead horses and cattle tor free ptcfc phone ffrl gordon totxno ltd use 44 phone ad 9036 toronto electrioal work vjdsotrtcal repairs made to apphanees and wiring apply p o whttmee young st ge tenders wanted tenders will be received by the 8e cretary of s 3 no 16 esqueslng for painting and decorating of the school apply cecil barth secretary glen williams phone 92 r 6 tuwtuwll a committee nnmyosed of doris swltser marlon ourrte jack roddeu and john monabb were appointed to make arrangements for a dance to be held at huttonvme early tn july hornby mrs s m warrlner of stoufrvfile and dr and asrs f e warrmer of winnipeg paid a brief visit at the par sonage on wednesday and thursday of last week the sacrament of the lords supper will be administered in all three united churches on the hornby charge next sunday at the regular hours wanted to purchase pullets eight weeks of age and older barred rock new harnpshlre white leghorns good prices paid if you re quire dayold chicks we have them last hatch july 14th white leghorn barred rock new harnpshlres white rock hybrids noneexed as low as s895 per hundred pullets s1085 heavy cockerels s795 tweedfe chick hatcheries limited fergus ontario dancing stanley park erin won first prize in 100 yard dash among the athletes from the city of toronto who took part in the run nlng races at toronto island last sa- turd a afternoon was donald l white a scholar of earlscourt public school wno is the son of f leonard white former editor of the canadian cham nlop of milton now residing retired on boon avenue toronto mr white him self was a runner when he resided in milton some years ago as a boy donald gets his racing blood honest ty his fither having competed against such young runners as jack watson formerly of milton who resided in the i home now occupied by crown attorney i w i dick and later competed against the noted racer tom longboat jack watson is now a resident of vancouver b o congratulations are due donnle whose mother was the late mrs f leonard white who was also the mo ther of mrs fred johnson and mrs edward stigger both georgetown girls who have been athletes themselves donnle s sunt is mrs krwln king of brampton who win be pleased to hear of her nephews success at toronto island auction sale john newton lot 22 4th unc es queslng at ximehouse will hold a clearing auction sale of implements and furniture an saturday july 8u1 at 2 o clock tar particulars next week kank pbtos auctioneer two lue rooms wltti kitchenette and baumxjui adjoining oomfortablr rumlsbed separ entrance on ground floor alao amaflar apartnsbtjt psrar fumlahedv noma and kkonanette diamonds flatbwm hi steal diamonds and platinum used to steel manufacture run into tfaou- aands of karat and rma a year most diamond look llkejtark rpdtsd nabbles coat 100 karatcom from brasfl ar knew a carbon a5 ofeu- mond ted i mwrf wblta dlamonda coat m la karat sslnond ar tor rock drlffltoj to irti rr im tor truim grinding ha 2m befo m or appty ttawrifltrt gffytcqb tuau for mattsa dsaiifcr drawg wire platinum sa jmnlrr pml has at least 10 dlrnsraat 1 laboratoriaa mate notice our store will be closed from the 16th of jury to aug 12 inclusive will customers please call for their articles of clothing which we now have on hand before july 1 5th rachun tailoring cleaning and pressing wevleyanst lane block fasbtwess