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rat gkoaohown wednaaday zvwnlny sept 1v1ms paob 8yzwabttown the georgetown herald imlni the wmimnnlhaa of georgetown ouw wwihib mortal uatzhotjgk hornby reimltwwn halunafad aukhtovx mrsta oovca v subscription rata t300 a year 81ngl copies 8c each advertising rata quoted on anpueatlaa walter c bizbn publisher and editor staff f oarodd l ucguvrey leslie u clark cony harrington jr reg broomhaad the herald is printed seen wednesday in the office on main street georgetown authorize as esraad class mall poet office dept ottawa member of thf rti weekly newspapers association and the ontarioquebec division of the cwna an interesting trip were always at a loss to know what to aay in the paper after attending a newspaper convention heretofore we have left it to hatting to tell of places visited and sights seen but chat ting seems to lie busy these days with such mundane dungs as diapers and baby booties and kids going to school and for the present we arc without a columnist and just when we thouglit we could give some different slants on the eastern part of the dominion wc picked up a copy of maclean s and find that air wr learned and then some has ust wn told by a magazine writer so for the factual material on st an drew s by t liesea we ii refer you to said mag azme and tell only briefly about the trip our jaunt to new brunswick took us to montreal then by special train overnight to this little vacation town of 1 400 the canadian puc ific railways which provided the train trea ted the newspapermen royally and made one think briefly that we were much more impor tant than we are a real maritime reception greeted us as we embarked in the early morning after sleep ing our way through two provinces and one state part of the trip is through the north em tip of maine st andrew s was blanket a shore dinner highlight of the convention from an en tertainment standpoint was a shore dinner we watched in fascination as hotel cm ployees carefully prepared a bed of coals at least a foot deep covered this with tin then crumped wriggling lobsters on the tin packing them in wet seaweed another tin topped them with clams treated in the same fashion and soon the main course was ready we couldn t allow ourselves to dwell too long on trre lobsters fate it was our first meeting with lobsters in the raw and we still prefer the quieter kind that come quite dead in cans incidentally st andrew s ships live lobsters to all parts of canada and chances are if you eat a meal in a toronto restaurant the delicacy you enjoy will come from there the lady of the party got her biggest thrill from a deep sea fishing trip we didn t go as there was an important business session that morning which wc didnt want to miss yes we do like attending the sessions at n convention ed in fog and even the hotel rotunda with a blading fireplace was damp and cold and un pleasant it did give us however a free af ternoon to chat with old friends ana meet new ones in the newsiprr fiaternity and the fog lifted early enough in the afternoon for us to walk down to the cuay aissl see the ijay of i undy it low tide we chatted with a flahrr in in who was most obliging in telling us how lobsters were trapped and tfxjut fishing for herring the two main mdiittnrs in that part of new brunswick i he algonqiun i lotel in all that one might cxect of a luxury hotel plentiful meals an air of quirt elegance comfortable rooms so arrangrd that almost every one has a superb view of the bay i he town is obviously gear ed to the double atmosphere of vacationers and wealthy summer residents stores carry delicacies never found in ordinary small towns and there is a preponderance of gift shops we talked with the proprietors of the sri cap tains shop and found that they originally came from hamilton 1 hey open the store for four months then spend the rrst of the year shopping in canada and the stites for goods for the next season mils is typical of st andrew s stores she didn t catch an thing but like all good fishermen she got a lot of bites one chap in the boat caught a squid and we arc waiting for films to prove it only good catch we heard about in the newspaper party was a ten pound cod caught by the son of the cobourg publisher we suggested to the young lad that he could make a good thing of it by rent ing it out for pictures for there were many envious glances wc ve heard stories about people getting into the wrong berths and now wc know they are true on the trip down we stayed up a little later than the ladies for a bull session in the smoker a piercing scream at the far end of the car broke up the meeting sure enough a gentleman from the west had got his ends mixed and thinking he was climbing into his own lower found it was already occupied by a lady some sidelights our own little kick was a swim in salt water we ve never been known as a strong awimmer but believe us those stories of swim ing in aalt water are true we made like john ny weismuller about twenty yards out to a float and instead of the usual gasping for air felt so good we turned around and swam back to shore never got back to prove it wasnt a fluke because the weather was too nippy the next day but someday were going back to the sea and have a real swim then thqre was the editor from alhston who has the gift of writing backwards this gentleman can take a pencil in either hand and write any given sentence properly with the right and backwards with the left at the same time we suggested that he learn to write two lorne garner motors acton invite you to see their ex o buicks pont1acs gmc trucks and i ferguson farm equipment a actqh fair this saturday mr harru rvide at institute meeting tht september meeting of ej- quwlnf women institute wu held hi the school lira bob harru pre siding article wcu mended in for the exhibit t the georgetown v in the section wht can be done with 1 yard of cotton un cook and mrs grant were hostesses for the lunch the junior wa opened upthe new year s work monday afternoon after school mary lawson etioae jesu loves me as the opening hymn as being suitable for the fresh little girls just starting to school mary also conducted the worship service te women auxiliary met on thursday afternoon at mrs cecil smith s home happy birthday to edward tfum- phreya who will be 10 years old next saturday september 20th next sunday september flit the nervlrc at st john ckuruh will be hi ul nt j pni to bt followed by a viitry mcitlnj to onlif r the heal ing uf tttt tlmrth 1- t ry tliini i kutjjtil to ttungt xit pt of differ th ul drive iavt utfck h 1 1 k kaw win mr mark stufko dii i t w j rm k hiovw georgetown creamery x io kml stokar isslwlilimtfswkuuww 2 big days 2 acton fair i sept 19 20 friday entirr ly new arena show hall exhibits bands novelty acts midway open saturday livestock exhibition grnndstnnd attractions a fine place to meet all your friends plenty of entertainment lots of parking space different things nt the same time i hat would be a real boon to a reporter and finally there was the embarrass men of an editor who was sent as advance man to see senator camne wilson who enter tamed the ladies at afternoon tea at her home as he arrived at the front door of the many roomed house which the wealthy call a cottage a lady in bandana and housedrtss was busily mopping the front verandah i urned out to be senator wilsons daughter the ladies had mistakenly planned the tea on the servants day off and had to pitch in and clean up them selves senator wilson mentioned nt the tea that another daughter had once lived in geor getown but did not give her married name ckpc two couple celebrate silver weddings on sunday mr and mrs artftur idltertf durham street and their guests rev and mrs john atkinson of taft california celebrated their silver wedding anniversaries a delightful dinner was served at six oclock with a twotiered wed ding cake centering the table guests included mr and mrs w c bell mr and mrs harry moss mr and mriajtm kins shirley and kathryn earl and draco walton all ot geor getown and mr and mrs stan cross of brantford the walters and atkinsons became friends while both families wars irving in paisley where mr atkin son was anglican curate mr and mrs atkinson are loaving for their home in california tomorrow radios big money show the jackpot jumps a dollar a minute listen in m0npay thkough fripay 4i5 km umeboc8e institute meeting at mr hairy browns i iimshonse womans inatltuta held their regular monthly wiiwf at tha home of kirs harry brown on thursday sept 4th the president being absent tha 1st vie president mrs jack roughlay presided llrs- 2am guby called tha roll vfelcfc was answered by telling something good about the lady oo your left we have at lesst m good neighbors in llmehouae w i the business consisted mslnly of appointing a committee and arranging for the opening of the library in the near future and discussing ways snd neails to beautify the former madison garden on the mafn street lleport of the library board told of an evening party given jointly by mrs a j smathurst and atlas w ivans at lflas ivans home to raise niffuh en t- money to purch ase locks for tinpkcssss these wars raid for and tha remainder of tha money was handed over to tha trea sure of tha library fund lira s klrkpstrtek as convener of com munity activities and public rela tions took ovar tha meeting cur rent events were given by airs bmetburst and each convener gave a two minute report mrs glaby read an article pertaining lo the motto the creed of lb happy per son u to take the bed of life and make the moat of it mrs kirkpat- rlck read an interesting article on cancer the social host raws for the day mrs prank brown mrs howard stull and mrs g fngllsh served lunctl n 18521952 reck o aqts drll or mr let mr hidt mptrif in tbrr let tbr tautrr and thr btoob from ie tip ubrn sibf rohub lototb fit of sin tbr boublr cure clransrntr from its guillanb potnrr y directory wm broughton mamshir dolly 10 mm lo 8 pjn exeat wednesday it h 1 lunrhouse l o ilo 2u georgetown 38lrl2 d w coombe accreglteg pnblle aeeedbtaats reclstemd ladostrtal aeeaaataau burlington 30s urant st phone mm nielsen the chiropractor drogleas thrrsplal 38tb year of practice lady attendant uon tuea fli 29 pjn wad at 23 and 88 pjn over denalnlen stare oeargeuwa rhana 150w g f macroatie member of institute of accredited public accountants brampton ti queen st w phone m dr clifford reh lj3s dds dentist telephone 410 main street georgetown consult j a wihoughby sons for complete real estate service head oltira toronto 166 yonge si ad 0603 city aad country names fsross and small acreages indastrla snd badness freberues tom hewson 1j your local r cu phone 333w dr j burns milne x ray dental surgeon georgetown phone 80 dr john kerby practice of dentistry xray telephone 202 main street georgetown monuments pollock campbell 2 water st north g a l t designs on request phone 208 inspect our work in greenwood cemetery c w sayers dvm veterinarian guelph street opposite armstrongs garage phone 11 s m faibish ro optometrist simmons jewellers georgetown phone 330 frank petch licensed auctioneer prompt service phone 301 georgetown po box 41s leroy dale qc m sybil bennett qc barristers and solicitors mill street georgetown phone 10 a j crandell chartered accountant mali street georgetown telephone 654- james f mcnab barrister solicitor notary public norton bldg main street tclephono 656 radio repairing we specialize in this work 3 years experience j san ford son phone georgetown 3tw kenneth m langdon barrister and solicitor notary public first mortgage money to loan rosy theatre building mill street phone mw lever htiskin chartered accountants successor to m jenldna and hardy ism metropolitan blag 44 victoria street toronto l dial ii mai ullbsu i lhtlcjk t 3s il jl ui flsajtoimet