Ontario Community Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), December 1, 1954, p. 11

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19sb cbscolunibia television livid at silvorcrstk mrs alfred watson dfes funeral service wu held at the ttumley funeral home aeton oo tuesday afternoon november 23rd for the lite adells watson widow of the uu alfred watson following e lenfthy ulnees the died in godench hospital on november 20th llrs watson formerly of silver creek had been living in godench she was born in eramota township in 1800 daughter of the 1st james duf field and rhods osbourn and was married in guelph one daughter and three sons sur- vice irene urs leonard elliott vancouver b c leonard godench lome clareeholro alberta and james she was a member of georgetown muted churth and rv uorgan mc fsrlane officiated- at the funeral in terment was in kbenexer cemetery pace 11- wednesday november 24th ibm thi ckomovtowm htjlald yearend greater power simpuned tuning twin speaker 360 degrees of full fidelity sound l1feuke picture with prefocussed aluminized picture tube nonglare tinted glass visit our new showroom 12 wesley an st just off main note our new phone triangle 734q5 when you buy from milliere tv you are guaranteed prompt efficient service plus alltube guarantee ye all tubes including picture tube are guaranteed for one year at milliere television 6thyear in television in georgetown theoyenette have you sampled our 1 i i helloa christmas cake yet if not do as hundreds have invest a dime for a sample piece l r jbont be a cambler know l to date we have sold 1 800 lbs of this rich fruity i mixture made with first grade creamery butter norval another active month for nerval scholars ion tuesday the regular meliny of the nunral iresbylrrian vi us wt held at thr humr of mrs o hunter with about thiry member prrsent the presulrnt mm harold mrclure opened the meeting with prayrr and llmn 410 wa tuni mrs iercy ls lie read thr scripture lesson from st i uke chapter 2 and mr clure arrhdekin have a prayer the roll call waa answered by the names of home missionaries the minute of the septrmber and october mtetingt were rad by the secretary mrs liar old reed the president then read a irttrr of thanki from mrs dixon in rurmoaa acknowledging receipt of rardi rt crivrl and urgently rrutsting more mr s hardie mra clure arrhdekin and mrs hunter were then chosen at the nominating committee to elect officer for next ear the reort o the hall rally in toronto was thin read by thi vice president mrs v hied the offering was recuved and the dedication prayer givtn b mrs a met lure thr u roal was thi sp a kt r anl hi spoke on thr pro bit ms of nussionarus in knral and on the question of baptism in particular hi strretl the responsibility of the pannt in the sacrament of baptism ada mr royal i addriss mrs ohwr hunter favoured lh meeting by pla ing ftach jisu jo of mans i4tir ing hnin 410 was sung and mr royal pronounced the brnrdutiun a sociahlt half hour n thin spnt and lunih us sirwd b mrs chrstir and mn it unnmkhain assisttd b mrs o hunter limehouse evening euchre follows annual institute bazaar the annual i bazaar in piti incltnitnl wiathtr and road und r tonsti uilion wat a sunt last thurs taj mr dun rorslii uun hi quilt applnurd with th emblems of w i countru throughout the world many urful and lovel articles xf work win sold as well as a large quantity of baking and cand kuchre prizes in tne cwning were won by mr ron moore and mrs a norton second by mrs j cnchtun and consolations b john broun and mrs i- rindla the w a mit at thi home of mn j crichlon on monday evening mr ruscll thompson is able to tx about following a few das in hoi pital in guelph last wetk saturday was moving day in the village with mr and mrs ii ii smith vacating the brown cotlagi for the house formerly occupied by the i wrights and mr and mrs wm duft and family leaving to live at calcdon last visitors mrs john scott snd granddaugh ters sandra and karen with the shcl bournes mr w i newton of barric with his mother and miss ivens f jtt for real economy check these items cherry pie reg 50c bread brown and white 24 oz christies lemon snaps reg 9c pkg christies assorted snacks reg 23c dares ginger snaps reg 29c pkg dares assorted cookies clearance guaranteed cars tflicks 44c 2 for 17c 2 for 45c 2 for 55c 2 doz 25c christmas mixed nuts i lb 39c t drop in we willbe only too pleased to serve you- bvenette 1 bakerycentre 1 harton countys largest main street tr 73531 g brand miwiii s4 chevrolet 5 pasrnar lurri op 2 tonr grrrn llrtrr undrrcoat now 2400 50 morris minor coach- heonoiniral transportatio 495 4v chiv udan- mrtbamrally sound 500 s3 ford sedan automatic no value 1500 0 chev flietline udan- one owner driven 1050 ios4 ml all sidan- iowrrklhlr tuwrr slrcrllue lilio m 000 mill- loll s3juu 2200 si chrysler coach- spothss stra 0t day kuaranttt 1350 49 chev sedan- oood transportation sacrifice 850 s3 chev udan deuvery- twinty thousand miles a steal at 1250 51 ford coach- bu 850 49 plymouth sedan- cjmh1 for thousands of miles 850 51 dodge 1ton stake truck- sound in rrr uay 995 51 chev stdan- siliiwl likll i 1250 luirklnli plf ase thr ni xartink bu 49 pontiac coach- ludiu ac hiattr youthful car hcctltnr 950 50 chfv ton pick4ip- onr uunrr 795 first payment in january scott motors corner queen guelph sts triangle 72251 car accident delays dance orchestra a car accident cp route almost sptl led tragedy for the girls pipe band formal in the rose room friday a walkcrton orchestra the kh quires had an accident en route and were held up while they sot a couple of cars from home to pick them up at the scene and bnnfi them on to geor getown though somewhat late in arriving it didn t hold up the dance and they played for an extra half hour to make jt up though shaken up none of the players were injured in the accident georgetown couple tour continent this summer continued from pace 7 couldnt see whore- wo wcro going for the clouds we mode snow balls on the way up the mall and piissungcr buses had rfifht of way when thoy blew their horn you had to rnove over to the outside be lieve me my heart was in my mouth a great deal of the time its a long way down at the top of the s gotthard there i a status in mamory of 207 moirwho lost their vivos maktngvthe pass how ever nobody seemed interested in thab tnsy were all milling around our car tolclng our pictures snd sve guess they eouldnt believe we made it ttie descent wui worse than the ascent in my opinion nearly forty hair- pin bcndi in a row 1 had my eyes closed a good deal of the time hard on the nerves crossed into italy did some shopping started having trouble with the language next day drove through verona saw italian opera house juliets tomb etc hsd an itulian dinner they start with spaghetti then have five more courses camped just ootslde of venice drove into venice and took tour of canals the streets are all rivers so you cant drive your cor in have to leave it on outskirts in a fabulous municipal garage x was absolutely fascinated with venice- would have hated to miss it next day drove through flat un interesting country camped beside adriatic sea pouring rain next day mud to the knees drove to rome and found a camping alto smack in the middle of the city stayed in rome two nights very hot lots to see proceeded from rome camped near florence next night went sightseeing in florence then on to the leaning tower of pisa cn- tcredthe tint part of the riviera met some english people and i said how much i mlssod my tea later on in afternoon heard horn behind us it was the english peo ple with tea for mo camped by mediterranean sea and the next day crossed border in- 6 france sow famous monte carlo camped early by sea and went swimmllng next morning- stopped in fountainbleau and saw palscc arrived in paris shortly af ter lunch and found a hotel tor 53 cinls per night per person a girl in the office gave me the addrcsa nothing fancy of course but clean which is the main thing we stayed in paris two nights and continued on our way wednes day morning stopped in reims which is a centre for the champagne trade we saw excellent cham pagne for 150 per bottle drove on and noticed many war cemeter ies along the way next morning we saw remains of magi not line crossed into luxembourg in luxembourg city we toured the studios of radio luxembourg they broadcast to england and saw the studio that lord haw haw used to broadcast from during the war crossed into belgium drove to hansurlesse where wc took a two and one half hour tour through grotto dc han had coffee in cavcb and boat ride on underground lake camped near brussels stayed in brussels two nights then drove to ostcnd where we camped for the night we arose at 4 30 in order to get the ferry back to dover we had a very smooth crossing and 1 wasnt at all sick we made it a point to have a meal out in every country the germans only have dessert on bun- days 1 think 1 liked tho belgian food best everywhere we went people took our pictures out of the backs of buses even lots of people- stood on the side of the roads and killed sjsibislsjlsbisipsbbslbbblbls look at these values hambuko 3 lb ssc roasting chickens lb 40c turkeys lb 50c tbone 1 sirloin i steaks lb 70c i i round steak s all oven roasts lb a7c you can save 10c lb by buying quarter of bmf whotoul snd renting en of our lecksn p7 or 8 ysar a free tin of tomato juice with svsry ordar 5 or ovar i s georgetown went swlmmlna next morning- themselves uughlns gueu we did away uu about eleven had a love- look tunny wjth the car back down ly drive and drove through several snd tanta etc on top also we interesting cities bid not think were usually drying laundry out tho much vi mneh sanitation w de creamery and locker storat ouolpk sltml f tt 7340j n fr gn4na vefra- v e- i ti-

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