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c paste 3 i at esquesing council once foorval hotelnruui tangly and tagged in construction new quietness in operation t- features the excla sire alrometer an improvement that precisely balances the combnitlble mixture op oil and airi 23 years successl noun conrtm wmi kmhmht 1 see them at b f murfin sheet metal works plumbing eavestroughing furnaces john street telephone 138w on monday november 1th a petition asking for afreet i lighting in the hamlot ol llmc- i house was presented to council and will be dcnlt with in the regular manner third reading was given to n by- low for the issue of 07o0o in de bentures for thc erection of tlie i now 3room school in glen wil liams the dobtmturcs ore 20 year and will bear 3vi interest v the tender of george hamilton i for snow plowing township rpads foi the coming winter was atsecp- ted sheep claims totalling 152 i were paid these included horace bell ewe injured and had to be destroyed 420 a n stnrft valuer tnr 4 clare robertson sheep in jured and had to be destroyed 22 mcldrum stark valuator 4 n a tloblnsor 2 lambrf killed 40 lamb killed 20 lamb killed 30 f w shortlll valuator 12 payments of 5 each were made i to george currlc a w benton k c lindsay and i m bennett i for selecting jurors for j050 5 payments were made to gor- idon barnca harold campbell and i meldrum stork for shooting foxes and 5 to mclvln mccullough for shooting dog in act of worrying ifiheep at the w a wilson farm a court of revision was held in i the morning at which reeve george currlc was chairman the following assessments were sus tained robert harris house louis acri land and buildings henry j ostrow kiln the assessment of john porty on buildings was re duced 400 barn burned a former resident of glen wil liams and norval herbert f blg- ncll died at his home nt newton- brook on monday november 7th in his 80th year he was born in berkshire england and come to canada 37 years ago settling at glen williams where he was em ploy ed for two years with tho beaumont knitting mills he thon moved to brampton where he op eratcd a shoe repair business and later moved to norval where ho wan proprietor of the hollywood hotel twent jcars ago he mov ed to newtonbrook and again en tered the shoe repair business op erating it until ill health forced his reiirerrient a year ago twice married mr bigncll is survived by his second wife alice hplgnlc four sons charles of kit- fhepcr laurie frank and harnia of toonto and one daughter mrs joseph eason winnifrcd of glen williams a sister mrs joseph sloan lives in kilburn london england arthdeocon w g o thompson conducted the funeral service ot f1hc myers funeral home lansing last wednesday and pallbearers vcrc six grardsons george lar- kln george eason jim holgnle allle vernon and george bigncll interment was made in hillcrcst cemetery norval help clear facial and other i skin blemiscs this easy way doff for the skin is invisible and may be used anytime convenient sold at maccormack s drug store rnrt cmaptsm qul your assurance of satisfaction eyes examined o t walker oftometbibt at georgetown office over bell telephone office the second wednosdsy afternoon of each month phone 67w 3 main st brampun phone sob announcement personal tax services limited takes great pleasure in announcing the openingof our georgetown office next door to the georgetown dairy this office is under the able management of mr d marshall timbers we would respectfully suggest that you drop in and discuss your accounting and tax problems with mr timbers he will be pleased to assist you in any way possible personal tax services offers you a complete accounting auditing and income tax service we will bring your records up to date keep your books weekly monthly or yearly farmers consult us regarding your bookkeeping and income tax problems no business too large no business too small write po box 49 phone georgetown 654 head office 133 church street toronto ont elgin 8495 offices in all principal cities from newfoundland to british columbia c mi herbert bigrieu die ontario child welfare system best says speaker the child welfare system as st present set up in the province of ontario is generally recognized as ihe best cxismng anywhere in the world mi over the province tremendous progress is being made in the development of children s aid societies leading citizens are becoming increasingly aware of the movement and are taking an active part in the work of the ar- ious societies these were a few of the encour aging remarks made b mr bert beaumont director of child wel fare for the proince of ontario it a meeting of the board of dir ectors of the children s aid society of the county of halton held at the home of mr g f thompson superintendent on tuesday even ing november 8th mr beaumont was invited to meet with the board and staff to discuss present trends in child welfare and possible wavs in which this societ might im prove and broaden its program mr beaumont pointed out that a large part of the strengthjof chil dren s aid societies lies in the fact that they arc democratic organiza tions gov emeu by private citizens and largelv financed at the local level but supervised and coordina ted b the provincial government the societies are assisted finan cially bv provincial grants the provincial government having re cently assumed a greater degree of responsibility in this regard a livclv and stimulating discus sion led bv mr beaumont occu pied most of the evening consid eration uas given to ways of in creasing membership and of inter preting the work of he society to the community m order to obtain more active participation ques tion of finance and organization were also raided and manv helpiut- suggestions given at the close of the meeting re freshments were served bv mrs thompson and the discussion con tinued informally over coffee mam interesting items at institute meeting the regular monthly meeting of the georgetown women s institute won held at the home of mrs fred armstrong mcnab street on thursday november 10th at 2 30 p m with the president mrs h c bailey in the chair the roll call good health hab its was well responded to the motto health is better than wealth was the theme of the meeting the sewing course proved bene ficial to all those who availed ihemselv cs the hours bclrig a little difficult for the busy house wife it was decided to place a memorial toreoth at the cenotaph on remembrance qpy books will be presented by the institute at the high school commencement two fivedollar parcels for britain wil be sent in the near future a reading b mrs d living stone relax and live longer facts pbout birds and animals by mrs g campbell household hints by mrs a semplc and facts about hair colour by mrs w g mcdow ell proved both interesting and helpful a paper on economics and health by mrs fred armstrong held the attention of all and prov ed the institute need not go abroad for interesting speakers two solos by mrs a h feller wore very fit ting and much appreciated a social halfhour with delicious refreshments olio wed a vote of thanks to hostess committee and all who made the afternoon a plea sant on- was endorsed by alt doff for tub skin is a scientifically compounded prepars- that rallavm sfcltv affections invisible it may bo usad anytlma ofevantanw6old ot usccormck x the georgetown herald wednesday nov 16fch 1949 carrolls blended oillf omls oraxoe osafepsuix juice- 3c mew obop io10 pound 780 lumdj red pitted cherries 21c dessert pears 9e 21c atraraaxiav raisins 16c australian currants lfe shelled almonds 19c shelled walnuts 25e niblets corn 17c green giant mexicorn w i9c special oasbolls soap flakes 65c 4lb family box kelloggs rice kri8pd3s marshmaixows c b plum puddings soz kg i4c 23e 5xc mother parkers tea 51c 54c christies ritz biscuits 19c oonvn s silver cake mix 31c s5u pancake flour 19c 48c harvest margarine 33c nature bet tomatoes lc heinz baby cereals 23k libbys baby foods n 2 palmouve soap 9c 1314c johnsons glo coat 59c 98c pard cat or dog food 27c super suds r 58c quick quaker oats 29c florida ufa no 1 288 s oranges p e i large for baking potatoes large solid heads cabbage doz 25c 10 lb 29c each 10c celery hearts ige bundle 15c fresh bunch carrots celery stalks h g cello tomatoes turnips cauliflower cooking onions spanish onions p rrzrww photographs hy albert simson the answer to your gift problems pleasing portraits cheruhed child staines or p beautiful babypictures the everlasting ideal gift studio over but depot with entrance next door at phone 436 for appointments i y-t-