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i page 2 the georgetown herald wednesday evening september 3rd 1930 j- -sk- 3 s jc- bc a coridal invitation to ymi who have hot tried seiberling all- trfad3 we extend a cordial invitation to come in and inspect hese tires compare it with any tire you have ever known mr nlbr stronger cotton more miles of service and more dollars of savings come in today let us tell you more about the adyan- jxfreads of seiberltng alltreads fred sinclair vulcanizer phone 26w georgetown aifr -ate- a -sk- s a tc- heres big value for your tire dollars goopyear built pathfinder wv7f7ke mighty proud urry thin lire itftcood- years contribution to tb low prne field and thats buying homlhing pathfin ders will give great satisfac tion on your car weve go them in oil popular suae highp reswore or balloon irive over and let ub abow you how utile it root to have goodyear quality in the tire you iuc j phone 14 n oneill son georgetown markiacrs hazklwooiksbornk in batli unltid church on mondrty st-ptem- brr 1st 1930 by the hvv p morton edythe miu elder daughter of mr and mrs j n osborne biuh ont to mr reginald i iluzilivotitl elder son of mr and mrs jesse lluwl- wood georgetown in mkmokiaa1 scott in loviiik merjiory of our dear mothor who wmil to rest au 29th 199k husband and laughters british boys who came to this coun try under auspices of norvaj ilosel durftg liit- past tliree yetrs met at norval on friday last for- their first ruiuuou 225 buys coming tram various purls of ontario to enjoy their first net- together in canada residents of norval present and past were included in the invitations sent out and responded heartily the boys without exception look well and apimar quite happv suerintondenl alexander maclaren wlio has been in charge of this work almost from its inception was in charkt and was ably assisted by the staff local men helped with the long program of land and water sports amon i tfieru being ed maybe secre tary xieo brown starter and w fid- p aiuioimcer judges- of the diving wert e e maybce oharles rankine oeorge brown and q p mcnichol peel and halton counties sent a- large contingent other poftits represented wert st thomas midlands arthur moltatt uejwood sunder laud port ivrry u iu blyth rtingsville paisley atwood caledonia on ilia black water pajmerston and port mcnichol where farmers wort too busy to motor to norval with their young cltarges pastors if the district volunteered transportation rev j stevenson simcoe rev a a laing- pergus rev mr eagie jprt mcniciiol past sumimn many loads of oiaybena pinlay bel mom l srnttrt plcker- kino in loving mejnory of my dear husband francis sumblmg king who wakiuedoigust 31 1929 often we pausf to think of you and think of how you died to think you could not say goodbye before you closed your eyes only for hoh we will meet you in that brighter better land where god will reveal his purpose oiuy then wtrll understand kudly missed by wife and children high school notes the tlforjjetoyii high schuol opened ou tuesday with a good attendance miss florence- luke ba is replac ing miss tritely is uie teacher or french and english s1h has just completed u course in oral french at qtiebec when wuawoii high standing in other rrwpects ihe taft remains he same v a considerable imprwrcment wai fleeted in hie playgrounds during the ing used to fill in certain hollows the students are fortunate in having good accommodation for sports and games it is a source of pardonable pride to all concerned to feel that 74 of the middle school examination papers written last june were successful and 90 of the upper school papers mert- ed pass marks or detter eben fritlr son of rev mr and mrs frith won the school boards prize of twentyfive dollars for leading his rlass in general proficiency the students are organizing to make this year a most successful one in athletics some of thv new materia seems promising indeed st johns ambulance assoc the first annual meeting of the georgetown branch of st johns am bu lance association will be held in the town hall on tuesday sept 9th at r pm mr r b poults chairman business organize winter thasses presentation of awards by mr e y barraclough to the lollowing j crawford knight j long j hall r appleynrfl a norton r hilts g mrgilvray f mlmms c storkford a oarter format ion of a division of i he st johns ambulance hriiiiuie election of officers field secretary g dehney of the provincial headquarters suilt will speak on firstaid work come and enrol lor the first aid and sick nursing classes for men over hi years of age use iikatinc plant to cool or heat ilotsk a new development in heating equip ment will largely revolutionize the systems of heating and controlling the air in modern homes was the inter esting statement made today by thi home heating department of the gil son manufacturing co limited not only will tlie furnace heat the house in cold weather but it wlll be utilized to cool the air in the house during the sultry days of summer this is accomplished bya modern type of air vapour sy which keeps a pro per amount of moisture in the air when tile furnace is used to generate heat and ls equipped to keep the air of the home comfortable and in vigor a ting on the days when there isnt a breath of air anywhere the new type ol heatingcooling plant is a big step forward in home comfort and is automatic in opera tlon requiring no attention except to set a thermostat at the required tern perature clans to carry fiery crq8 at banff when the highland oatherlnj and scottish muhic fcetttvul la held at too bnnrf springs hotel anxust 29 to september 1 under the patronage or h r bl tho prince of wali ana uio ausplcen of the canadian pacific railway one of the high usbta of this great annual gathering of the clnn will bo the fiery cross race reminiscent of the daya when the clansman were summoned to war by runnera carrylnc a burning torch through the seventeen highland rosfencnui in canada- have entered their beat pipers to compete for valuable trdphlea lads and lassies dressed tn tho flnntir ttkg kttt will perform reelh sword daoces and mrm ntnb4 laftdinff boottuh athtotea of the dominion have been rounded up ir the trndlttonal aleinlan games such a putting the stano and lohhlng the cnber aa woll h the ninrn uhual track and flold events the mufllcal programmo thin year will lie con centrated on the rongh of robert hnriir and two ballad operas incorporating thetto ttongk will be presented one entitled the ayrhlre ploughman written by j k middle ton with arrangements by healey wllhin dlfitlngulnheil nnodliin cjtmpohor and tho other burns own cantata of the jolly beggars the alfred heather light opera com pany now presenting n twomonth reason of cana dian and old english operas at the banff sprlngh hwtol will supply the artists for these produc tions z enjoyable reunion at norval hostel over two hundred boys at tend first rally list of winners in sport events v council met on ttiesday evening witrr reeve mclntyre in the chair and coun cillors davis cleave parr and cunun- lngs present minutes of previous meetings read j and confirmed communications were read re in digent patients in hospitals j w nunn re income tax ontario branch sanitary inspectors association re meeting creelman limited re taxes mrs robert besseyre refund on water moved by cummings seconded by parr that the recommendation of the chairman of the property com mi l tee re sale of land to mr j j gibbens be approved carried moved by cummings seconded by cleave that the acting mayor and clerk be authorized to sign the trans fer of land described in deed to j j gibbens for the sum of 2500- car ried messrs kenneth mcdonald and e r magloughlen on behalf of the bano asked council for a grant for the hand m uig thos cunningham mi hon and m young terra cotta wpre among the volunteers ft was a joyous day mdeed chums who had travelled to canada on the same boat and had beep separated since their arrival here again joined hands raced jumped swam and din ed together and found new courage to race again their tasks on country farms in the atternoon a lengthy program of sxwts and aquatic events were staged rol lowed by a big garden party in the evening at which a fine pro gram was rendered by the high park lyric quartette mr bennett comedi an mr ronald mcallister baritone mss bernle hanna soprano and mrs macnaughtoni elocutionist every number was enthusiastically applaud ed and many encores were given united church young peoples socie ty numbers were given by the ladies athletic events were divided into sections each boy scoring his points for the kingdom of the british isles from which he came england led in the final analysis with 58 points scotland came next with 56 points and wale nd ireland were behind with three points and one point their rep resentations having been much less numerous following are the winners in the different events 100 yds open h brown a guthrie j milligan 10 yds 16 and under w dawson h thomas w sullivan 220 yd open wake g lancaster 220 yds 16 and under j dougary j cameron c bentock i wheelbarrow race t guthrie and j j brattle j barr and r wake d wood and l pattimore sack race wake cameron s tur ner running broad jump h brown r wake e saunders running broad jump 16 yrs and under w dawson j hunter l patti- more i high jump mulligan m balfour j seattle h igh jump 1 6 yrs and under w dawson j hunter h middleton swimming 100 yds c shrodar a shrodar g anderson swimming 100 yds 16 and under r shrodar r marsh swimming 50 yds a shrodar c shrodar wake 50 yds 16 and under r shrodar b marsh j drummond diving anderson e shrodar r shrodar following are the names and ad dresses of boys present wm oraham milton jas scott ash jas trigg milton s turner milton geo bannan palermo wm anderson palermo geo dennetr pat ermo geo dickson mosley edward jiffs hlckson henry campbell mil ton leonard pattimore streetsvlhe ernest w infield norval joseph hoi- lard tansley jas austin streetsvlhe wm luckhan milton w sullivan smithvllle geo center moffatt bob martin milton thos price oakvllle itobt lillie oak wood robt johnston oaltwood angus mcnicou palermo henry callayhan kenllworth jas mcquillan moffatt james cameron arthur jno blakeley bel wood rich- ird quick campbell vlllc ernest reed campbcllville geo ulster belwood victor williams rock wood andrew rpowart belwood jno hunter varna john ferrier midland r inglis mid land alex nelson midland ed roath midland e guy midland oeo lan caster pi mcnichol chas berry erin edgar sanders sunderland jos steel bluckwator hugh brown thornton melville balfour thornton jaa drum mond milton sidney morgan norval robt marring ton sunderland stan ley lickiss uxbridgc jack oray sunderland john llillott norval frank brash milton a colllngdun moorefield jas mulligan- moorefleld r osgathorp moorefield wm bag- sliaw nashville henry aiken port credit john walker port credit horace ftuest streetsvlhe mark campbell huttonvtlle richard phillip streetsvtlte r boughey blyth c h bentock brampton w e patterson ijrampton a outhrie mosley thos guthrlc ingersoll alex morrison mos ley geo morris mosley chas greg ory walton fred chaiwl hostel waller bell blyuie john haig blythe thos temploman ronkwood david umtrh campbellville jas smith ac ton donald turner acum peter murray kingsville tlios martin gorrie robt fredrick whltechurch wesley rogers palmerston oeorge whapples belwood wm orlfflth blue vale d gibson campbellville t thomson moorefield harold cann on pt elgin leslie thomas belwood jas stobte palsley sinclair somcrvule palsley alex power palsley thos halliday drayton cliftord secrett drayton alex stanley drayton e vincent drayton david ijilnjff nor val oeorge walte di ayton sam phlllliw almu jos peck oakvllle b marsh churchvtlle jas almbarr atwrkkl wm abernethy atwood s lock wood atwood hugh gibbons at wood robt mitchell atwood jos n tors hostel alfred howe hostel drvid smith atwood jan wood house atwood norman lewis gowanstown 1 jr id brysmi gowanst wn cassop fisher oowvi nst own wm dlckinsoav palermo dirk cross rtilermo james beattn freeman alfred kington st thomas jack poison sl thomas peter dewar georgetown l anderson milton geo haddow caledonia d kenny caledonia vym dawson pic kering wm bell scotland wm wodplne tavistock t smith tavi stock d hut ton varna bob allen hdrnby thos dowdle maple ber nard stanway acton ed miller ml forest john kenny acton jas hal- ton norval station chas gains mono road oeo marrtote mut dnvld robertson king james adair krtng john allen klpg herbert foreman qcprgetown dick smith pickering alec fin lay belmont thos cunningham mdlton mat hew young terra cbtta leonard heghley oro arthur horton on station archl- bald mitchell brantford wm cairns a chamberlain c marriott rowland town council moved by cummings seconded by parr that the georgetown band be given a grant of 5000 carried mr o b sayers asked that day light saving be suspended no action was tauten moved by cleave seconded by davis that the rou owing accounts be paid hydro electric fire hall 75 hydro electric w w 1 aa hydro electric town hall 3 30 hydro electric power 96 38 c boskill- refund water rates 225 h ma re h men t ww sts 18 00 ed utile sts park 15 60 h march men t ww sts 18 00 h marchment ww sts 18 00 h marchment ww sts 18 00 j r murdock quelph st house 6 00 fred sinclair corp truck 12 50 fred sinclair fire protection 35 50 walter evans insurance 21 69 p w cleave guelpn st house 7 00 f heath stamps paper 5 60 canadian brass co waterworks 15 53 mountain sanatorium 46 50 judge w n munro court of re vision n snyder good roads w eramerson sts wm ward court costs e c thompson court costs j brantford wood charity bell telephone co town hall j n oneill son town truck bell telephone constables res bell telephone mun office moved by parr seconded by davis that the sum of 50 be paid to the treasurer of the firemen for expenses to convention at kincardine carried council adjourned to meet next regu lar meeting night or at the call of the mayor 7 60 4 00 20 10 4 00 4 00 3 00 3 30 1 55 2 05 7 55 canadian medical assoc the value of health when we have health we are free from dlesase and physical defects we are living ai the highest level with our physical and mental capacities at thelr best health is not a matter of big muscles it ls a condition of fitness of the whole individual mind as well as body we do not know any person who would suggest that the possession of health is not desirable or that it b hot worthwhile we believe that any one who gives a moments thought to the subject must agree that health ik well worth striving for we shall enumerate a few of the factors which go to prove the value ol health because those who enjoy health may become careless of one of thetr most precious possessions unless they are reminded occasionally of its worth the time to think of the safeguarding of a precious thing is while it is still in our possession not after it has been lost health and happiness go hand in hand disease ls an enemy of human happiness we do admire the courage displayed by some persons in the face of suffering borne with little complaint but no one of us suggests that to be happy we should first of all become 111 beauty is a reflection of health lack of health steals away the beauty of the skin and hair illness and pain leave their mark and some diseases cause actual deformity the desirable happy friend or ai qualntance has a healthy mind antra healthy body pain makes us irritable the healthy mind ls able to meet the crises of life without emotional up sets health ls a great economic asset we do our best work when in a heal thy condition we do not lose time from our duties we are not obliged to meet the cost of illness ttie health of workers is so desirable that many business organizations have found that it pays to care for the health of their employees by providing a health ser vice for them if it ls profitable for an organization to pres the health of the worker it certainly pays the worker to conserve his own health mankind in general is not selfish and health enables each one not only to do the best for himself but for others the mother to give the best care to her children the father to provide the most for his family the citizen to serve hls fellowman and his country practically all of us can have health if we are willing to make the effort we have indicated why it is well worth while for each one to make the neces sary effort questions concerning health ad dressed to the canadian medical as sociation 184 college street toronto will be answered personally by letter gray norman gray andrew doble h davenport john dougary t green j chlsnall o pearychough t red- fern j finlay o rlugc o cunn ingham cecil baptie henry middle- ton w preach stanley hoare ci melville glyn thomas r lacey d wood the following were farmers and visitors present leon webster oak- wood levi osborne oakwood tom sexton oakwood wm mcleod arthur murray culp railway kenneth mcleod arthur w mont gomery midland joe mcallister mid land a j eagle victoria harbour e jewel sunderland a young sunderland oeo mitchell moorefield a haggitt walton wm j howatt blythe g nelson and family cains- ville s mhlem ethel p johnson list o well rev a a laing and fami ly fergus e k thomas and fami ly fergus clifton kclls drayton p e sheerer coencstogo j w hall streetsvlhe grace and jean rowcliffe toronto miss hill miss may-heather- ington edwin holman atwood f pin atwood h wylie w mordton c a vanslckle mrs c a van sickle palermo wm riddel palermo rb cummlng sparta jos h day cree- more mr and mrs w- a maokay creemore mrs jos day orecmore wesley cox shallow lak o j stephenson simcoe mr and mrs ed colling lowvjjle miss mary gunny and miss marie blnkley campbellville robt smith hornby p miller older- ton e m walls olderton mr and mrs john kirkpm trick and miss ruby klrkpatridk dungannon frank chamberlain toronto star hilda hutt milton c crabbe scotland j a net 11 hornby r e ellenton muton w calloway ml forest 0 rankin moriraljoa watson georgetown rev w j irwin and family mono road t chapman klelnburg col and mrs brown stewart town mrs paige mr and mrs h baldwin toronto k j breton bd home missions office to ronto rev and mrs caldwell ume- house j w l porster- toronto miss a noble and dr robt noble toronto w black r w rutnley perfected fo presented by rogers perfetttd scfcengrid radio is rogers latest triumph more power ro bring in distant marions heightened sensitivity sharper selectivity to separate stations to ptdctbeprognihi you want to hear truest flow of natural tone you trvef heard from a radio receiver and txfsr of all die new lyjl rogers radio models have rogers guitramd tubes including four of the new screengrid type- genuine i dynamic speakers on view for the first time in this com mun i ry go and sec diem r go and hear them without fail today j and a magical new feature the modulatojr the ftogtrs modulator the wry utcft and ooeof the most importim ajvnc- introduced in 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