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fjw i v i page 2 the georgetown herald wednesday evening december 2 1 at i2 ntnn i preholiday sa vings i let your savings al silvers buy an extra christmas gift 1 1ght now when every penny counts silvers savings are doubly important at our prices you can easily save enough to pay for at least one more christmas gift a fine variety of useful gifts awaits your in spection shop at silvers and buy that extra gift with what you save high school report r tbe names are given tn these lists of those who passed in at least five subjects hon after a name means seventyfive per cent or over on the total tbe number after a name denote tbe number of subjects ln public school board insfgctokstarort presented and lver where your dollar goes farther phone 375 main st georgetown 2 erwin goldhturs meat market geese turkeys ducks chickens special prices every friday and saturday watch our window for special low prices we sell the best erwin and goldham phone 1 georgetown which honour and pass standing re spectively were obtained the names in eacn list are arranged tn order of the toad number of mark obtained poru rvarthur xmtyfoot hon ii 0 jean evans 3 7 berntae hc- donakc 1 6 evelyn hartwell 1 8 joseph harris 3 nellie maynard 3 6 wulianv devereaux 3 5 mar garet mclimtdck hon 4 3 william maclaren 0 9 graham famell 1 6 jean young 0 s edith oodtrey 3 3 florence btoen 0 6 gordon al oott hon 3 l poru m edith buulvant 4 4 violet dick 2 7 norma smith 1 8 edith loree 0 7 percy saxe 0 8 prank kentner 1 7 wllla price 2 6 isabel alexander 0b ruth he- nally i 8 marguertte tucmaster 1 5 joy laird 3 5 kathleen wilson 0 8 alan marnoaml7 1 6 john thompson 3 3 edith aackane 0 s ross duncan i jten afcalsster 0 s omd crkmtorjui 5 mona scrymgeour 2 4 william newton 1 4 karl ifccumber i 4 form h prank bolger hon 6 3 edward y hon 5 4 doroth mclintock hon 6 3 mary feller hon 5 4 ruth davis hon 4 s kath leen mulhouand 4 5 esther brill 4 5 isabel watson 3 7 brace kennedy 3 s gladys beaver 3 6 weir reid 3 8 dorothy minuns 4 4 richard beaumont 44 ida mc- kane i 8 lydla snow 2 5 ida bason i 8 ian mrkenaje 2 8 rus sell varey i 7 margaert long 3 4 frances jenkinson x 6 mildred nor ton 3 5 jack poults 3 3 alfred sykes 3 3 basel walker 3 4 helen mcallister 1 6 marlon stockford 0 7 josephine poile 3 5 kenneth mackenzie i 5 ettxabeth smethurst 1 4 bertha schenk 0 5 marion scheme 0 8 mildred caseley 1 4 harvey nurse 1 4 mary tost 1 f dorothy wright 0 s l form n oommercladjearkhju x 3 nancy ferry 5 3 harvey dew- hurst t form tb6uth lindsay hon 7 3 wuuam latimer b 4 stuart mac- laren 7 1 leslie clark 1 4 alastatr kean 3 3 qlenna leslie 4 s ina sparling s 3 marjorie hilt 4 4 ftudtts biyth 4 4 helen armstrong ifff ann bowman 3 5 fred arm strong 3 4 marion ostrander 4 3 elisabeth kean 1 5 lillian mclean 2 4 erma garrtn 3 3 una hill 0 8 isabel hoare 0 7 enid cooke 3 x form ia francis deans hon s 4 doris bessey hon 4 s margaret evans 3 6 lenore wood 3 6 khna tost 4 s andrey merrttt s 6 afar jorte evans 3 5 margaret brown 3 6 naomi behan x 8 audrey orieve 3 5 george henderson 1 7 helen toons 0 9 suilio venctuarutti 3 6 dorothy wilson i 5 sari hornby 1 8 eleanor wright 33 kuntr stock- ford 0 8 john packer 2 5 beverley moody 0 6 john jenkinson 1 8 godfrey collier 3 3 laura ranklne i 8 marie laird 0 8 thehna crlppa i 5 raymond given 3 3 perfect attendance and punctuality form tv jack maclaren jean evans for t mona scrymgeour kath leen wilson joy laird percy saxe edith loree nor smith form n frank bohjer ruth davis brae kennedy gladys beaver helen mcallister marlon stockford khsa- beth smethurst richard beaumont frances evans form ia marie laird john jen kinson eleanor wright andrey orieve naomi behan marjorie evans audrey merritt- form ib lilian thompson john graham elisabeth kean helen arm strong tna sparling alsrtetr bean leslie clarke william lattmrr the board met on dec 13th mem bers present a h duncan chairman j d kelly s harrison d crichton dr gollop accounts passed h r mlmm insurance 105 00 e c thompson insurance 10s 00 w t evans insurance 105 00 hydro electric 8 m p b harrison stamps 5 00 the inspectors report for the pall term was presented the board expressed its apprecia tion of the valuable work done by mr duncan while a member of the board mr duncan retires this year after serving four years on the board hav ing been chairman for the past year the first meeting of the board for 1933 will be ou jan 18th following is the inspectors report as read milton december sth 1932 chairman and members public 8chool board georgetown ontario ladies and gentlemen on completing my official visits to your school for the fall term i have pleasure in pres a short report the term now closing has been characr scout news t hill work for christmas there are many items in the mm work line that lit m with the christmas season make an inventory of necessary replace ments in your home doors window frames and the like that are hopelessly out of re pair and let us send you what you nteed so that the home win be made comfortable for the christmas holidays free delivery service to all points in georgetown acton milton and surrounding territory georgetown lumber coud flume george 2s0 aetata 120 n a robinson live stock dealer and boleher norval live stock trucking all loads fully insured phone georgetown 101 13 last week m place of their regular meeting the scouts went out and can va9ed the town for old toys the past week has been spent in collecting and mrndmg the toys the donations up till now have been given most generously by cttlwns of the town the mended toys are on display in the window of the toy shop and their neat appea is a tribute to the ingenuity of mr o stacey h s m of the troop who has given much of his time in helping the bays the scouts will deliver the toys on christmas eve and it is their in tention to see that no child is for gotten by santa clans this year in this way the boys will be able to do then- good torn for the day and st the same time they will be striking a heavy blow at old m depression boy scouts join this group of fellows with hearts so brave and true who show their skill in all the games and everything they do they prom and go on with d play till night through the tight they always finish whatever they start they obey their leader without theyll work for their country and never say die you can trust these boys to keep up the flag to make it took stately not nice a rag boys youve heard my story dont hasten any longer join this group of scouts and make their name a lot stronger scout clifford armstrong i cpccory w e take this opportunity of wishing all our friends and customers aijd that the new year may be filled with joy and increasing prosperity h silver where your dollar goes farther phone 375 main st georgetown friday dec 23rd matinee at 4jb night 7j0 and 91 skippy- a story or happy boyhood with a cast of clever youngsters jackie cooper ro bert ooogan and mltxl green comedy hollywood lock fox news saturday dec 34th matinee at 3 pjn the crusader from the broad way stage play starring evelyn brent id h b warner comedy afoon- mes kraxy kat cartoon paper- banger monday dec 26th matinee at 3 pjn kiss me again musical ro sace starring bemlce claire ana walter pidgeon music by victor her bert done partly in technicolor oomedy legacy novelty havana cocktail toes and wed dec 27th and 28th dtnerware nights viennese nights good entertainment it was too sweet for words so they set it to music chap ter b tthe mystery trooper mickey moose cartoon tne new low adult aiftnlwlan price of 2so started last saturdays the jffrtfltri will be 38e with narreduc- ttan before 7 j30 canunvtrospelrut with marie dressier nbmttuv thru with norma r t n stagestruck terlxed by the same careful and efr- blacksmith by pupils of mr carters dent work on the part of your ajfc jfi4 the bible class perienced staff as has marked then- service in the past the usual high standards of progressand proficiency are ftell maintained the return of miss bain to her position after her leave of absence last term on accouni of illness is gratifying there are no changes in the personnel of the staff the enrollment of the school is 351 an increase of 14 this term no changes or improvements have been necessary in the accommodation this report to you marks the com pletion of twenty years of service in the supervision of your school and suggests a retrospective glance over this period it also brings the temp tation to review some of the develop ments in those years to our educa tional ideals and aims in successtvi years however i have attempted to present what i have con to be the progressive needs of the school both as to contents of curriculum em phases in instruction claims of man ual as well as mental tramfjam neslth service to pupils and the provision of adequate equipment so shall refrain from futrher comment in these direc- tioiu i and that twenty years ago the staff of your school was com of six teachers with an enrollment of 206 mr a g green now principal of the east burlington school principal and my first impression of his outstanding ability has been justi fied through the years i find that i had occasion to remark especially the fine spirit of harmony prevailing among the staff a feature which has characterized this school through the intervening period tnere is also reference in my orat report to toe i of music under mr castell an evidence of the set thai george town was the pioneer in halton in introducing this cultural subject which is now so popular in the whole coun ty a surprise to myself in this first report is a reference to the absence of a library in the school immedi ate steps were taken to remedy this defect and at present the excellent library which has been built up in this school and is still being carefully added to by miss ryan is second to none tn any school of the same stse anywhere it was in the first of my as inspector hat you found it impera tive to ask the ratepayers for the provision of additional accommoda tion which was readily granted 1 need not recount the story of ad vancement since that time suc cessive boards have been steadily a- llve to the needs of tbe school and i have to express again my appracla- uon of the way in which they have met the schools demands the pro vision made at that time twenty years ago has given the school an audi torium and platform stage which probably is not equalled rn any town of the sise in the province in conclusion i may refer to the new scheme of admission to high schools as introduced by the entrance boards this year and report that it worked very satisfactorily as usual the pupils of your school made an excellent record again r tne greatest honour upon themselves and their principal miss ryan who has a long series of such s to her credit the scheme is being continu ed for the current school year faithfully yours j m denyes correstondence the following letter has been re ceived by dr watson from a great war veteran former resident of georgetown who had not been located at time watches were presented to re turned men and had not received his until just recently hespeler dec 14 1932 dr frank watson georgetown ontario dear sir this will acknowledge receipt of watch handed to me by miss f qruet- zner of tfy tram yon this beau tiful watch being a token from the people of good old georgetown to members of overseas service enlisting from your town to say i prise this watch is certainly putting it mild it will be apparent to you and those who were instrumental in obtaining same for us boys that the sentiments back of the gift is the greater treasure as such i accept it and to cherish with pride having been co worthy of this splendid expression from the georgetown people it was utter neglect on my part in failing to appear and claim this watch in 1920 however if my memory serves me correct i was under the impres sion the watches were for the george town boys alone as i was working there and my home elsewhere i could never believe that a watch or any thing was waning my claiming it in making an apology tor my apparent neglect i might ask your usual kind ly consideration in my case knowing full well the topsyturvy state of mind we boys were in hi those early post war days in my particular case i was indeed a struggle to become settled into my former peace tim oo- cupation trusting you will sooept and extend to the people concerned my thanks for this expression of thelr sentlments i am very sincerely yours w a brant card of thanks the g branch of the canadian legion wish to thank all those who helped sad made it pos sible for us to win fourth prise in the buckingham contest by your support ft made i possible to brighten the christmas tor over one hundred legion children a j otmn president branch no 120 georgetown st georges sunday school entertainment there was a large gathering at st georges church un tuesday even ing wnen the annual entertainment was held and he following excellent rendered school orohestra christmas hymn la come all ye flthful all school chairmans remarks rev w g o thompson a little wish bob mckenxle and billy kelly christmas candle5prlmary class recitation the runaway stock ings rlaim collins a christmas dance by pupils of mrs bradley and gladys weston recitation the twenty slxt tre- mainc behan the story of he nativity f brand- lords class dialogue dinner for one miss a thompsons class orchestra motion song holy night s coulter and m deering clashes recitation twv- little stockings kathleen mulbofiand presentation of prizes by mr mc- nally a sketch by trie boys of mr imc- nallys class 1 a short play the closing hymn while shepherds watched all school god save the king at the conclusion of the program santa claus arrived and distributed presents to the children prizes were awarded the members of the different classes as followsp yvonne adams doris armstrong betty paul william kelly r eason george walker jam kelly mrs bradley peggy adams jennie parmer t easgd billie armstrong frank carter f l q weston helen blackburn ethel riddat v mary deertng edna labas audrey grieves stella coulter jevelyn sanderson pearl carter jeail sanderson f lranafoct carter jose phine polle chas davis pattie edwards phylis edwards marjorie edwards basel walker dorothy sargent j thompson bui mcnally leslie clark miss a thompson bessie walker edna hurley j carter doreen edwards violet edwards e k young alioe walker bradley w church news st georges chareh rev woo thompson rector christmas day holy communion 8 ajn sunday school 10 un holy com munion 11 am evensong 7 pjn st albans chmreb glen williams christmas day holy communion 930 am sunday school 230 pjn evensong 3 pjn the sunday school will meet halfanbour later than usual and proceed to the church for the christmas evensong knex presbyterian church and ihe choir wlli render special music on christmas sunday the pastor will deliver two christmas messages may we have a lull membership out for christmas sunday salvation army cant pedersen and lieut j hooke sunday next sunday school at 10 am holiness meeting jl am bun- day school and bible class st 3 pjtn salvation meeting at 7 pm tuesday 730 home league ladles meeting wednesday 8 pjn public meeting all ctmreb a sunday christmas celebrates both the birth and the resurrection of jesus twin wonders of the christian faith in our services on sunday we will remember these crowning events in fitting hymns carols and messages max every church be thronged with grateful worshippers in honor of the prince of peace the hope of the workl o come let us adore him public worship ii sun and 7 pm a n frith pastor norval and union presbyterian churches tbe sacrament of the lords supper will be observed in union presbyterian church on sabbath morning jan 1st 1933 at 11 oclock and at norval the same day at 3 oclock in the af ternoon preparatory services will be held at union on thursday even ing dec 39th at 8 oclock and at- norval friday evening dec 30th at 8 oclock united church rev r w rumley minister mr norman laird choir leader unto us a saviour is born xmas services 10 sun sunday school and bible classes ii ajn morning worship anthems by the choir night of nights and glory to cod dolo the christ mas morn mr o wlusonv 7 pjn carol service carols the moon looks lower infant holy good christian men in the bleak mid winter solo the birthday of a kmg miss m mcdonald solo the star of bethlhemar chas wulson all are welcome authe services o ssass fob canadian boys band concert there was a large attendance at the concert given by the lome rifles scottish band in the gregory theatre on sunday night last there was a splendid nrogram by the band followed by a pjay which was- ex ceedingly well put on and added muck to the pleasure of the evening rev dr howard was chairman the pro gram sponsored by bandsman wilfred gill was as follows god save the king hymn christians awake march blaze away overture specialty quartett hemembrance by bandsmen simpson wulson wheeler and gill descriptive hunting scene solo holy city mr j harrison accompanied by mrs howard march trombone troubles valse syrlnga marchj on the quarter deck play are you going home for christmas by mrs w bessey mr a praser miss mulbolland mr w les lie carols were sung by the choir boys of the band accompanied by mrs howard i curling the uruuki ballinxfad womens association of the church held their annual meeting on tuesday dec 13th at the home of mrs clayton beswlck though jack f rdst was- out in full force few of the member were missing the years reports given by both secretary and treasurer were en couraging indeed and the following officers were elected for 1933 president mrs clayton beswick vivepresldenurmrs d russell secretary mrs w p mcenery treasurer miss annie shortlll organist mrs robt mcenery press secretaryvars o altken the society s first activity tor 1933 will take the form of a banquet to be given at the annual congregational meeting to be held on tuesday jan 10th a very delightful lunch ed by the committee in charge br to a close a very pleasant and en couraging meeting the annual christmas concert of the blue mountain school on friday 15th was a real success the pro gramme given by the children show ed very thorough training and the selections were well adapted to the ability of the performers as usual excitement ran high when santa claus appeared and distributed gifts to each child rrom a well loaded tree miss lindsay is to be congratulated upon ojft success of her efforts the many friends of mrs robt mc enery will bo glad to learn that she u recovering from her recent illness the first soc al evening of the young peoples society on friday evening took the form of a progress crokinole party the interest was kcn and everyone seemed to enjoy the old popular game refreshments were served by the ladies and the singing of god save the king brought a very pleasant evening to a close miss ida bennett is tbe guest of miss annie snortlll this week do not forget the annual christmas entertainment and tree in the united ohucch on friday evening a bale of warm clothing was packed by the woman s missionary society and shipped to regina for rebel purpces i gerald when i proposed to oret- chen she asked me if i was a recruit donald what did she meant gerald she wanted to know if i had ever participated tn a meat txxtors more than 20000 canadian boys have enrolled this year as members of the fisher body craftsmans ouild and have started in to build miniature model napoleonic coaches in an effort to wjn some of the 188000 in awards which the guild offers in this years competition many thousands of boys will yet enter the contest there remains still a month for the young craftsmen to send in their entries to guild headquarters in oshawa ont six university ncholarhlpet worth s5000 each two to be exclusively for canadians trips to toronto and the chicago century of progress exposi tion and more than 140 awards in gold are offered in schools throughout canada the work of the flsber body craftsmans guild has been explained to pupils between the ages of twelve to nine teen years and in many instances school groups have been organised to study the plans and specifications fur nished free by the ouild and to build from them a colorful miniature model coach boys may enroll through any deal er in oeneral motors cars or write jdlrect to the fisher body craftsmans guild oshawa ontario no enroll ments it is learned will be socepted after janaury 16th at a meeting held in club rooms on tuesday dec 20th after consulta tion with arena executive the fees for ensuing season was fixed at 850 the full amount of fees to be paid to arena co v the following officers were elected for the season executive president o w mclintock vicepresident e feller treasurer d wilson secretary h davidson committeewc irwin n tuck social oommlttee d wilson a mclintock c bumslde game committer d wilson g mclintock h davidson w grant e mcwhlrter n tuck j richardson w anthony j mcdermid the curlers will again meet tues day evening 27th inst st 8 oclock in the club room to elect skips and ar range schedule for season all cur lers old curlers any curlers yet to be are urged to be present that night bgetown legion won fourth prize tn buck ingham contest pure food store elasoris greetings we extend our best wishes for a merry christj to all about one hundred and fifty veter ans kiddies will be made happy this christmas through the canadian legion who were winners in the buck ingham gifv contest which has just closed the members of the rgv have worked intensively throughput i the fall and winter months in thta contest and then- efforts have bean rewarded by the fact that many kid dies in georgetown will be taken care of on christmas morning there will be no empty stockings and toys galore will be distributed by the members of the legion the legion is most ap preciative to smokers of buckingham cigarettes who cooperated tn the collection of buckingham wrappers which made these gifts possible tbe contest was the first of its kind and met with an enthusiastic response throughout the rjroylnoos hundreds of voluntary workers enlisted for the sake of securing christmas gifts for children who otherwise would be forgotten the tuckett tobacco co limited at hamilton has already awarded the prises to the winners of the buckingham contest in which the canadian legion of georgetown were in the 15002500 groun see our fresh supply of mixed nuts fresh roasted peanuts budded walnuts pecans and almonds christmas mixed candies mixed creams assorted florida fruit centres chocolates fudges etc navel oranges grapes cluster raisins layer figs cranberries hothouse tomatoes celery hearts head lettuce etc in our china department you will find a nice assortment from which to select your xmas gifts a e farnell phofk 75 we deuver phyaieiui skflj i taud uttla gryoyl phlup sum at you hop fully par hap jr cmn mend his damajred toyt ya that can soon be done but to help met ma damaged lypk ma weaknd httje frame u a work of far tur moment it will tax all the care and aktll of the kindly doc torn and nursea of the queen mary hospital for con aumptlve children to brinft- thla about however there la hope even for phlup as there la for bo many other little children who are bain oared for in thla institution contribution to aulat thla trreat work are nerued however and a gift of money from you will be moat welcome pleaae aend it to q a held 333collie toronto t kings meat market for choice meats fowl and food products at lowest prices try a roast or steak of our dehpous christmas beef y let us have your order now for your phone 27 christmas fowl wittafidgk v 1 fmf wsa suerymt a merry ciprisitttabl i onions f 27ok jar 1 haddie 2 lbs 25c cheese lb 24c raisins lb 14c sultanas lb 19c raisins lb lie i s yllmllm seeded lb 16c currants lb14vtc dinger ale 36c 54c 15c mincemeat carroua oant the mine with 17 hj choice lngrmdunjat mixed nuts 15 wauutt lb 17c btomum lb 15c almondm lb lie filbmru lb 15c lb 44 almonds ib 39 shttttj valmuuu shelled braztla pound 43c otttstmas puddings vwb sir 15 wassuav 14b 39c 36 walnuts plscss or quarter bad ciks cbsrriss ftattt franon lb 39c lb peels 19 maconochlei drained cap p or lemo sweets 15 for ckr roy mixed oranges lowest prices for fancy sunklat navels i uptoni peach jam uptoni crabapple jelly tr 17 btmorc dessert pears 2 23 just try these on oar rscoammixhtion i eagle brsnd lobster 2 srnl kni 29 large tin 25c horace figures that the little boy who said the earth goes around on us tans wasnt far wrons- j oranges per doz 27c 35c 43c cooking onions 10 lb 19c main street phone 357 georgetown 1