Ontario Community Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 31, 1957, p. 2

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s4iisiiikkilii sps jvm j tmb ocoroitown herald wedbead e july 17 yager oeoilqetqwn community swimming khh adults only c16 yr arid ower dally uo pun t 1lr0 km floodlit pool chhmen15c -prices- adults 25c cmm md ulejw mm mef tuisct pows sn oat started haw tt se is kkh umdbturouard supbtvision at au timesi what council wd council dilemma commercial rry found to be r3 iy j v the second instalment of toxes is clue and payable at the municipal office georgetown on or before thurs august 1 c 6 benham tax collector after deciding to advertise a parcel proper for sale o man- day council found difficulties in the way next day when the sale was discussed with the town solic itor and the sale has been defer red on monday july 22nd al nor ton made an offer to purchase the townowned property fronting ma ple avenue behind the george town dairy which he sad would be used for erecting a commercial building mr nortons offer was turned down on a split vwte which found half the council in favour 2nd cub pack returns from camp near drumbo thirty six boys members of the second georgetown cub pack their leaders and cooks returned home last weekend after a week jrt the peace haven camp near drurobo tne pack set up their tents on the bank of the -nitn- river making it possible for about 1 cubs to pass n 2 fibergjas in paper back rolls 15 wide to fit in between roof joists or wall studs and 60 ft long costs 5c per sq ft or s37s per 75 sq ft 3 fiberglas in paper back rolls 15 wide and 40 ft long costs 32 for 50 sq ft granulated fiberglas costs 150 per 5 cu ft and if applied 2 inches thick costs 5c per sq ft or for 3 thick the cost would be 7 he per sq- ft you could cover the ceiling of your house size 30 x 40 at a cost of 55 in 2 or 7150 for 3 alfoil aluminum insulation costs 530 lor 250 ft of 950 for 500 ft this is use weather for the georgetown community swimming pool joalackerizie rf- to been advertised l subsequently a moijoa was made at this meeting for such advertising at a council meeting last thurs day mayor armstrong explained the entanglement in which coun cil is involved after council agree ing that the property is asuitable commercial location it was found that the official plan just passed after months of discussion zone the area as- residential the motion to sell was rescinded and a further motion made to ask georgetown planning board to con sider retailing the property as eith er commercial or open space council will deal with the matter further when a recommendation is made by the planning board a herald editorial pointing out the disappearance of the dririking fountain on main street led mayor armstrong to suggest that a new one be purchased at the same time as the purchase of two fountains for the park council concurred and the fountain will be installed stagnant water in a dead end pipe on normandy blvd will be overcome by installing a 2 inch loop from normandy to maple ave at suggestion of town engineer w h carr reeve allen argued that a 4 loop should be made when the work was done but was not supported by other councillors the property committee was authorized to purchase a trailer for 100 from bob lane which will be used to transport the land fill machine to various locations where it is being used council agreed that it is not sen sible to let the town machine run over paved roads when private par ties doing so would incur the towns wrath ofscibngealyaftemheland ha t s tes whil e ing the outdoors the group had generally pleasant weather during their stay as rain fell only twice the camp was visited by two akelas from the first georgetown troop and cec dav idson as well as miss cuberettf 1057 who bore a striking resem blance to rev kenneth richard son mr richardson bald chapel services every morning at 10 am and mrs richardson assisted vith trie cooking other leaders included jim scho- field jim sargent bob lockhurst and cooks mrs trevor lloyd mrs jim sargent mrsjack meades and mrs jim schofield scouts ter ry obrien and garry fullerton also assisted much of the time was spent in swimming and organ ized hikes david sheppard was taken ill at the last moment and was unable to attend cubs attending the camp included allan peterson barry carr barry smith sean tost jim richardson herb lockhurst i wayne terry paul kitchener john maplcson arthur francis doug meades jim bowman ricky par ry bobby bonfield philip sprague barry wood bruce fendley ricky smith roger schofield peter clark philip southon dale mitchell robert evis jim thompson greg ory street john sykes larry saunders john adams mike huff man paul thompson brent tel ford robin brown david lloyd ricky bell brian vanwyck and neil tost bradshaw flowers for those distinctive floral arrangements chloradine spray for white grubs gifts plant or garden needs call tr 79761 hunter building 120 guelph street hornby u i f safe buy super market it pays to shop here 1953 monarch 2tone 1956 dodge royal fully ecjuipped 20000 miles 1954 ford 2 door 1953 meteor 2tone radio when you call ask for mel beaumont phone tr 79q23t hoaae tr 74294 station at dbjttx om no 7 highway m orar xsmteb is- 31 honour alma bradley ere leaving for us alma bradley left monday even ing for peoria hi to take resi dence in the states she plans to stay with her sister mrs william brunk mr and mrs roy bradley and family took her to peoria alma had worked at orenda en gines ltd malton for five years and was presented with luggage by the department in which she worked as secretary last mon day evening eleven of her sisters and friends treated her to dinner at lichee gardens thursday evening she was presented with a travelling clock from girl friends at a family gathering on sunday at the home of her parents mr and mrs howard bradley she was given a compact and lipstick case i st stephens anglican church sunday school held their annual picnic at the hornby community park on wednesday afternoon j races were run and games played and everyone enjoyed a picnic lunch i work on two new bridges has started this week the bridge just east of hornby school is going to be widened and one new bridge is being built on the 7th line bej low the railway track to replace the two old ones i cheryl and karen bradley are luncheon meat 12 ox tin prem 45c 11 os btls aylmer catsup 235 c kra plus deposit large btls ginger ale 2 25c royal guest sliced 24 ok loaf iga bread 17c ke1xmans 16 oz jar mayonnaise 45c alsro sweet 16 oz jar cucumber chips 25c assorted flavours drbmk mixes koo aid 5 pkgs 29c frontenac pint ice cream 25c major treat pint 29c combllmation offer i lb pkg tableriti wieners arid 1 ubtkg dempstor both for wiener rolls with free sz5 bonus booster tape tablertte acrontzed frying or roasting chickens lb 49c tsblerite aeronized 3 legged or double hrstd cutup chicken lb 55c an extra portion of your fav cut in every pkg as you like it serve it rare medium well done tablerite short cut prime rib roast lb 59c trimmed that tablerite way swifts premium bologna by the piece lb 31c fruit vegetables california bartlett good sane 165s pears 6 25c ripe for preserving bc apricots fus 229 juicy fresh flavor sunkist lg size oranges 35c ontario grown fresh dug 10 lb bag new potatoes 29c bradford marsh crispy fresh vac cooled lettuce beheads 2 23c 19c 138s dot every bite a delight calif jumbo 4ss each cantaloupe 19c with free 2j0 bonus booster tape frozen food features 40 fathom 8 or pkgs fish sticks 3 91c amd one 9 oz- pkg p1ctsweet french fries freei welchs frozen 6 oz tin grape juice 2 39c with free z50 bonus booster tape bonus booster food features with free slo0 bonus tape cigarettes ot2299 toilet soap lux liquid detergent wisk 7c off reg bars 3 31c iga potato chips 59c with free 230 bonus booster tape apple sauce it 2 31c kleenex 2 39c hardwood charcoal 5b 35c 32oztin68c kleenlite liquid bag 45 16 49c this is all you need do be sura z you pick up nan official savings fol der at your ma food market then each hma you shop at your i0a al gtn m store slip your cash moi receipt an gj27 in it for safe kweping just keep in- o r te2 vins iga cash roceipts until yau t r a jb have enough to equal the value in dicated for any ham in ioas bon us gift catalogue au premiums fti i can be claimed in this manner wjth c ol iff matf nothing extrai to pay sick with the measles week mrs mowden cram guelph visit- opp constable risks life ed with mr and mrs clifford hun- ch demented man ter and family on sunday mr and mrs gordon lee and an ontario provincial police family returned home last wed- constable can lead an exci nesday they drove out through life and csl colin covsens had the states to wainwright alberta an experience tinged with danger and visited with gordons sister while performing his duties in and saw the calgary stampede and drove home through canada sne- fi iw 61011 oil staff mary flippance alma bradley wilma sinclair and dave wilson af rnl il famllmrr drove to stratford last saturday to daik a0hllhrw see the shakespearian play twel fth night paul thompson has been sick in the newest member of the bank of commerce stall is neil 4 benton he is the son of mr and ned this week with an ear infecj mra art benton of lunehouse and hasbeen working at use bank as junior clerk for about a month tion mr and mrs delbert downs and shirle r home on monday they motored out to vancouver and aim saw the calgary- stam pede m building sand concrete oravftl road gravel pill and top soil stow work tom haines gtoa wlllianw absasaaanaasabb now- grant c held the position has bean moved to cashier neil brings to 16 the number of commerce staffers un der manager don wlngrove they are j f alcorn robert burke mrs fred helaon mrs don rand mrs jessie wilcox mary lindsay mrs chris rsehtar juno thompson mr harold awrey jane janasen mrs bur benderson jean muckaui carol benham grant caaeley neil ben ton and miav u1 mtmovdo wiu ba observed virginiatown recently mr cousens who is the mrs cordon cousens hall has been in the northern town on police duty since joining the force several years ago re cently a gold miner attempted to murder his wife and when the nearby larder lake with csl son of cousens in pursuit the nan had berwick recently been relented oroaa an ontario mental hospital and arm ed with a gun was an extremely dangeroan foe he provide a dramatic end to the story when he drowned hlm- gun jammed be raced towards self in the lake 0wy fl 1 m s pr

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