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is s s ui page 2 the georgetown herald wednesday evening december 28th 1932 nflay you and yours have a happy and prosperous new year is the yish of silver phone 375 main st georgetown erwin goldbaitts meat market special prices anpoultry choice young geese 1 2cflb milk fed chickens 14c 16c lb special low prices on all fresh meats watch our window for specials every friday and saturday married bkthbrinoton jar8t11st at the baptist parsonage georgetown on monday dec 26th 1933 by rev a n frith orace daughter of mr and mrs b j forster to mr perclval hetherington son of mr and mrs j hetherington of ampiior douolas moorevat the home ofjhe brides parents georgetown on thursday dec 22nd 1932 by rev w h douglas mary alleen daughter of mr and mrs j m moore to wesley ryerson douglas ba son of rev and mrs w h douglas of lynden died orhelman on tuesday december 27th 1932 at the home of her son george d creelman 314 westmore land avenue ann k duthle widow of the late william creelman for merly of georgetown in her 88th year funeral from chapel mcdougall and brown ltd 640 st clair west cor ner of plnewood thurday 330 in terment mount forest cemetery huffman at pontlac michigan on monday december 26th 1932 john edward huffman eldest son of elizabeth and the late lafayette huffman in his 29th year the funeral will be held from the home maul street acton ont on thursday me 28th inst with service at 280 oclock interment at falrvlew cemetery aicton ua in memoria strtnobr in loving memory of our dear mother mrs emma stringer who passed away at terra cotta dec 30th 1930 a precious one from us has gone a voice we loved is still a place is vacant in our home which never can be filled sadly missed by gordon bill and george near in memory of chiistena mar garet henderson dearly beloved wife of the late frederick s near who passed away on dec 23rd 1932 throughout the ylar weve missed her love and friendly greeting but the year has brought us nearer to that joyous meeting fondly remembered ha son daughter and relatmb j town council pass bylaw to borrow 10000 at special meeting grant to fire brigade reduced 10 per cent or320 erwin and goldham phone 1 georgetown iv shower the ladies auxiliary to the canadian legion and the local council of women jointly are asking the citizens for a shower of warm clean clothing suitable for men women and children mens warm socks and sweaters good mit- tens boots rubbers and goloshes are needed please bring donations to the rest room of the public library on wed jan 4th afternoon and evening donations will be called for if you will phone 351 241 or 139 georgetown dec 27 1932 council met hi special session to consider financial situation of town with mayor mackenzie in the chair reeve cleave and councillors barnes ciimmlngs davis parr and speight present moved by cummlngs seconded by gibbons that we accept a further loan of ten thousand dollars or any part thereof from the bank or mon treal in order to pay all salaries and current expenses for the year 1932 excepting oountyrale and that the former resolution passed nov 15th 1932 in regard to the same bs re scinded carried i unanimously moved by davis seconded by cleave that bylaw no to authorize the head and treasurer of the corporation of the municipality of georgetown ont to borrow the 3um of ten thous- and dollars to meet until the taxes are collected the current expenditures of the corporation for the year be now read a first time carried the bylaw was read the necessary number of times and finally passed moved by davis seconded by barnes that the treasurer pay the follow ing account fire brigade grant t292 so carried moved by cummlngs seconded by gibbons that the treasurer pay the the fololwing account john mcdonald town hall 1455 carried moved by parr seconded by davis that we do now adjourn to meet at the next regular meeting or at the call of the mayor carried 1 esquesing council by acclamation reeve george gurrus deputy kkeve w g appbxbb and councillors robinson mullin and murray there was a good attendance of ratepayers at esqueslng township nomination held in the township hall at slowarttown on friday last when the following were nominated for the offices of reeve deputyreeve and councillors for the year 1933 for reeve george curric by will anderson and lavid l joe george e cleave by howard may and r h hunter for deputyreeve w u appeloe by james mcdowell and j ia kuddell- lorne l mull in dy david l joe and johlik robertson w a wilson by lid erwln and walter m brain glen williams public school christmas report names appear in order of merit honour standing is seventyfive per cent or over sr rv mary wagstaffe hon mil dred n hon ruth marchment hon gordon graham hon thelma st louis hon phyllis ostrander gwenle hadley alice addy bulle schenk jimmje buck agues isley myrtle allen jr iv morgot williams hops trevor williams hons catharine miedooald hon sarah buck mar tha isley morris miller beatrice han cock joyce a appleyard bertha ali len clifford canton tom hill euesn fry ralph bludd roy preston menvyn kirby patsy davidson sr hi david canton hon elsie dewhuret eye clark jackie fry doris reggie edna preston myrtle warren clarence beaumont ruth preston jr m george blyth hon nor man davidson and gerald moody equal henry lorrlman delmore beaumont marjorie pry lome gar vin emily hadley jackie crawford robert davidson ina bennett doreen wlllett vernon kirby edna nell principal report of junior room ii class june graham hon doro thy clarice hon owynneth william lily barclay joe mcmenemy laur ence beaumont bud hill george eason charolyne davidson jack allen winnie wlllett raymond addy harold schenk sr i mildred eason hon mar jorie schenk hon margaret knott astrid ohrlstensen bulle isley ethel oanton john wagstaffe kathleen budc sr primer herble preston mary wlllett david barclay melvln beau mont bulle norton stanley dicken son junior primer marjorie wagstaffe bobble hancock george knott char les crawford ruth nortonv a mclaughlin teacher toe right time to have your watch repaired here is when the timekeeper falls to live up to 1u name bring it in to us without delay well fix it so expertly that it will run accurately and give lasting satisfaction the known high quality of our workmanship la your sssuranoe that well do a perfect job wishdra one andall a happs and prosperous new year j h jordan berries georgetown jeweller basse r grerry theatre friday dec 30th night mayor a i story that crackles with fun starring tee tracy comedy what an men mickey mouse cartoon pox news saturday deo 31st matinee at 3 i pjnhearts of humanity a theme i with all the tenderness and humor of abies irish rose starring jean her- sholt comedy howta the time scenic saga of sliver horde monday jan 2nd matinee at 3 pjn sunny a delightful oomedy ro mance tarring marilyn miner come dy spreading sunshine cartoon i darn toothv tuesday and wednesday jan s and 4 broadway the one and only broadway musical comedy the last chapter of the mystery troopr- cartoon in wonderland scenic i big- timber dlnnerware nights oomlng smfllng thru pertty with marie dressier j for councillors r n brown oy c t mortal and w j mcdonald wuliam uowoy oy a q- clarndge and james bprowi t l leslie oy joim f humphrey nd riowara may lorne l aiulun by john f robertson and david l joe oeorge wesley murray by r ldavia- fon and u r fctomerville arcnie h mcoibbou by w g mc dowell and c u mcdowell n a kooinson by will anderson ana hume cunle william schenk dy howard qarvin and w h scott at the close of nominations clerk i m bennett was elected to the chair and called upon the following nomi nees who addressed the meeting reeve george currle was the first speaker and dwelt at considerable length on county analrs he sala that the exepnditure on roads could not be lessened much so long as the rate payers demanded it the expenditure on high schools had been heavy and eveiy pupil that attended high school was a direct charge on the county and hundreds attending never intend- ed to go through if the first two years high school work was given in public schools thousands of dollars would be saved the county if not taught in the present school buildings he could not see where there would be any saving the old peoples home had cose the county 11060 this year owing chiefly to the low prices received from the products of the farm he explained quite fuuy the financial standing of the township and stated that it had been necessary to raise the taxes to meet an over draft of 6200 from the previous year there had not been sufficient money collected for the past four or five years to meet the expenditure whoever compose future councils from now on should not spend more than they collected as the township was not breaking even when all was totalled up this year he expected there would be a deficit of moo or 500 some had doubted his statement regarding a deficit last year but the auditors had verified his statements he would be a candidate for the reoveship and his record of sevearl years was before he ratepayers if they saw fit to elect him he would be thankful and if not he thanked them just the same reeve currle answered several questions ask ed by ratepayers deputyreeve o w appelbe was pleased to meet the ratepayers again and said that jc had done his best for all concerned the road account had been lowered and while the council had spent a lot of money it had gone to meet uncontrolable ex penditure the money the council actually had spent amounted to a uttle over 16000 they bad cut the road account in two took the penalty off the taxes and no interest to pay until the first of the year unless the taxes were paid before the end of the month the county would have to bor row 40000 to pay the county rate he asked all who could to pay their taxes the unemployment was a big question and while there was lots in the country to eat there were people who hadnt the money to buy there was sufficient revenue from dog tax to pay sheep claims and charity ac count and a balance ot16950 re mained the council were not caus ing tax sales and any that had taken place were forced by the mortgagee he had done his best to economise in every way in the township and had fought against unnecessary oounty expenditures he thanked all and stated he would again be a candidate for jleputyreeve councillor lome l mullln thanked his movers and seconders for the hon or they had conferred upon him by nominating him for two positions deputyreeve and councillor he could not run for both and while it was a precedent that the term in the reeve and deputyreeve chairs was two years he was as yet undecided which office he would be a candidate for the previous speakers had cov ered the groupd pretty thoroughly eg pendltures had been cut where pos sible and hey had endeavored to keep up the standard of the roads re garding the relief question he thought a system should be worked out whereby a man 11 able could earn money by cutting wood and the wood distributed among the needy he was the oldest councillor at the present tune and if be decdled to make a change he would appreciate the rate payers consideration and left tha mat ter in their hands councillor wesley murray thanked the ratepayers for electing him a member of council last year he had endeavored to work for the best in terests of all and expressed thanks to those ratepayers who bad given work gartls to the township during the year he was opposed to going in debt and said whoever composed next years council should live with in their means they had endeavor ed to in the pats year and to the best of his knowledge no money had been misspent he was a candidate for 1933 council and solicited the sup port of the ratepayers councillor n ftoblnson owing to illness i sat unable to be present oeorge cleave who was nominated for reeve said the matter regarding overdraft had been misquoted to the people be was a member of 1s308i councils and enough money had not been railed by taxation owing to s surplus previously accumulated which it was desirous to user up the town ship had no right to carry surplus he said the council were r for the expenditure of the road super intendent he believed the past years council like most oouncuabad tried to- do their bast if elected to next years oouncilhe would dispense with the roads superintendent at the first meeting nothing against the superintendent as he had done his duty it is owing to the present de pression he would not spend money on roads but let each ratepayer look after the road in front of his property other things could be cut out such as the grant to fairs which are not justified under prese con dition we must do our part before criticising governments etc referr ing to the third highway be said the government and minister of highways was not forcing the matter merton be a candidate for reeve and if the ratepayers thought his ideas were right ne would- endeavor to carry them out if elected w a wilson numlnaled for de putyreeve stated that if there was an election he would be a candidate for the onlce he thanked all who had supported him last election and would appreciate their support agaon if there was a run for the council for 1933 r n brown nominated for coun cillor said tne statement this year looked worse than last there was about 40000 of taxes yet unpaid he thought the township financial year should end dec 1st and an audited statement presented tat nomination then the ratepayers would know the position they were in a man should not accept a seat on the council un less in a position to give his time to the serious consideration of the af fairs of the township if a candi date his name would appear on the ballot wm oowdy nominted for coun cillor said he was proud of last years council in one way we want a road superintendent and should not revert back to the old statute jabor system there was road work done that should not have been wlienno money to pay for it council must stop unnecessary spending and govern themselves ac cording to the times he would be a candidate if there was an election thos l leslie said he would not be a candidate if it would save an elec tion the council was not that bad that we could not do with them an other year he had spent no money when road superintendent that was not ordered by council he agreed with mr oowdy that we must stop spending township work should be given to men who need it in the township weeds should be cut by property owners and save that ex pense it would be a mistake to sell out farmers to pay taxes and that law should be changed if there was an election he would be a candidate mr archie mcolbbon and mr wm schenk two other nominees were not present mr e y barraclough spoke briefly regarding the unsatisfactory condition of the olen road r ca n ad a theworlds greatest playground wide variety of recreational attractions canadians fortunate in holiday advantages their country offers 7r w o recto church news o st georges cbareh rev w thompson new tears and feast of the circum cision midnight ser- nce on new yeara eve beginning on saturday evening at 11 jo litany for old year and holy ototmuntoh to begin the new sunday sunday school at 10 ajn holy communion at 11 ajn cantata and carols at 7 pm st albany church glen williams new years day and feast of the circumcision sunday school 2 pjn evensong and litany 3 pjn salvation army capt pedcrsen and lieut j hooke sunday next sunday school at 10 am holiness meeting 11 anu sun day school and bible class at 3 pjn salvation meeting at 1 pjn tuesday 730 home league ladles meeting wednesday 8 pan public meeting an welcome baptist church come let us anew our journey pur sue begin with the new year i study of the gospel by mark in the sunday school ublic worship 11 ajn and 7 pm a new year watch word in the morning communion service in the evening a n frith pastor he majority of csnaooans probably do not realise what a wonderful choice of vacation opportunities this country offera how many of us in any one province bave finstband jfeowledge of the wipe range of at tractions of our neighbouring prov inces many no doubt have gone abroad to seek a holiday forgetting that our own doanmoa is un equalled in the exceptional variety and range of its recreational re- sources surely a eountry which attracts visitors from other coun tries by the tens at millioee must have recreational features of inter est to its own chiseos recreational areas easily accessible it is so easy to travel in canada that an mterprovincial tour is a re- united chareh rev r- w rumley minister mr norman laird choir leader new year services 10 am sunday school and bible classes 11 ajn morning worship sermon for juniors 7 pjn evening service music by the choir all are welcome at the services happy new year norval short courses january 3rd to 31st ism might go out at any time or last for years it would cost the oounty at least 180000 to replace it he might by the cooperation and support of the nerval womens institute chtn- guacousy township council and the snelgrove womens institute courses in agriculture and household science are being held in the anglican pariah hall norval from january 3rd to january 31st 1933 in these courses the sciences which underlie agriculture and household science will be treated in a practical way by a thoroughly practical and competent staff of instructors no charge is made and all people young and old are invited to attend for the ladles the subjects of poods and cookery laundry house plann ing and decoration home nursing and first aid sewing public sneaking and debating will be taken up by the in structresses the boys will receive training in judging all classes of livestock in cluding poultry the features will be slaughtering demonstration with re liable recipes for the home curing or meats given a killing and plucking demonst of poultry and special lectures on rural education and co operative enterprises the other sub jects which will be taken up are dairying common diseases and ail ments of farm animals and control for same feeds and feeding pleld crops fruit and vegetables bess soils and fertilisers insect and plant diseases weed control bacteriology marketing agricultural arithmetic public speaking and debating already there are over 40 prospective members of the boys course and a like number for the household science class they are from ohlnguaeottsy toronto and esqueslng townships the norval womens institute chin- guacousy township council and the snelgrove womens institute are pro viding the hall with light and fuel for both classes this is the first time that short courses have ever been held in the village of norval thanks to the ratepayers of esqueslng we the undersigned convey o you our sincere thanks for electing us by acclamation to again serve you as deputyreeve and ooiincftlors for an other year we shall endeavor to prove worthy of your confidence o w appelbe wesley murray lome mullln n a robinson which every vacationist may wen and profitabry undertake all the developed and much of the undeveloped part of fthe dominion is easily accessible by train boat or automobile canada is served by two of the worlds greatest railway systems and a number of smaller linea the equipenent and service are highest standard steamers specially for pleasure cruising many pleasant trips along the coast and on the extensive inland water sys of lakes rivers and eanala a cruise from the heaor of the great lakes to the maritime provinces is neeriy equal in rlistsnee to an ocean voyage good roads lead to practically all aoenie and sporting territories canada vi road system includes many thoueande of males of surfaced highways wen equipped with direction signs and danger signals tourist aecommodation from campsite to hotel is available almost everywhere national parks cover large area national and provincial parks in canada cover nearly 25000 square muea they ate areas which have been withdrawn from exploitation and are being preserved in their vir gin beauty and wildness for pur poses of pleasure and re the largest national parks are in the rocky mountains section of aaserta a region of unsurpassed aeenie splendour admirably equipped by nature for all forms of sport and recreation there are also import ant parks in british columbia sas katchewan manitoba ontario and quebec accommodation ranges as the way from large modern hotels to log cabins and tenia fishing is one of the chief attractions in the parks but game animwln and birds are rigidly protected and their fear lessness never fails to interest visitors summer resorts numerous and varied throughout the dominion there are many summer resort districts which oner a wide range of attrac tion and variety of sccomtnodaiaon on the atlantic coast in the prov inces of now brunswick nova scotia and prince edward island are typical seashore resorts where saltwater b t smiting and deep sea fishing are the principal attrac tions the rugged beauty of this coast and the picturesque charm of the fishing villages at the head of every inlet eaimat fail to enchant the summer visitor quebecs summer playgrounds are of the most varied nature inchidink as bhey do sea s mountain lake and forest resorts along the lower st lawrenee summer col onies have been established at many points north of the st lawrenee and ottawa riven the isuirentian mountains clothed with pine forest and dotted with lakes constitute a vast summer and winter playground the eastern townships which adjoin the inter local boundary also bave a ber of wellestablished resorts ieturesque lakes and rivers io has perhaps the largest and greatest variety of de- summer resorts of any of provinces the thousand lake of bays muskoka una and georgian bay are known throughout america but there are in addition equally attractive only the slightly less known diatriqta ac commodation includes everything from oampsite to palatial hotel and cottages may be rented in any district in the provinces of manitoba saskatchewan and alberta many attractive resorts are located arottk the shores of the lakes and rivers the canadian rockies are world famous for scenic beauty and con tain some of the most highly de veloped tourist resorts on the continent british columbia with varied and splendid scenic attractions is a tour ist wonderland the province has majestic mountain ranges and ex tensive lake area stately forests an imposing coast line and many- at tractive resorts in settinffb of excep tional natural beauty i government bureau free information service for a number of years the de partment of the interior at ottawa has been engaged in the promotion of the canadian tourist industry more especially the development of tourist travel from the united states to canada it is aleo en deavouring to influence canadians to spend their vacation in tha dominion the national develop ment bureau of that department will gladly furnish interprovineiaj road maps and other information for the use of those planning a canadian tour and where neees sary will refer enquiries to provin cial and local tourist organisations applicants should be as specific as possible as to the section of fp4 in which they are interested in order tiiat available informatioa may be supplied the wew ajlrltorijllvnuli jemenabsts sfifiestc vfjevi tv and t wksl m isssjb wfvrlma stsf thanks a- to the ratepayers of bsquestng j i hereby convey to you my sincere thanks for the confidence you base placed in me by returning me by acclamation to the office of reeve of esqueslng for another year i shall endeavor to prove worthy of your bridge wis in such a condition that it trust and work in the best interests of all concerned oeorge tarris bpijyis haul strmmg mtw xfrmmt when people come to see arid drive the new mclanghlln- boick it doesnt take them long to learn the reasons why of its 2tol leadership i here are striking new advance merits larger windstreamed fisher bodies safety class automatic clutch and silent second gear auto- mafic shock absorbers and a score of other features that make the new mclanghlinboick smarter livelier- more com fortable even more reliable it pavs to investigate all these improvements to drive this great eight to remember that mclaughlinbrick prices begin under the f mark with easy cm ac terms what 90000 motorists toip us tlis onlda icomt dlas notarlsu and pnwmei laformallaa which roa will and vslaabl is row next car sent for oopyt onjdispiiayjsoon phonb u4w se v king georgetown jwsjsjlsjswawawlwi ajl3ds 03i