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page 4 the georgetown herald wednesday evening february 2nd 1938 r gbxuwood in brampton on mon day january 31st ims hairy orlnnrood father of christopher orltnwood norval in his trth year binoham suddenly at georgetown on monday january 31st 1898 hor ace p bingh dearly beloved husband of emma j fair the funeral will be held from bis bome lot 17 con 0 esquesing on thursday february 3rd service at 3 o clock interment in greenwood cemetery georgetowni mcmbnemy suddenly tn gqtpb on friday january 28th 1938 rto bert mcmenemy aged go years obituary robert k mcmknemy death came suddenly to robert s mcmenemy in cfuelph on friday last where he had been visiting with his daughter mrs- c j cummings de ceased was a son of the late mt and mrs james mcmenemy and was born in oarafraxa 70 years ago he came to ward 6 esquesing when a young boy he was married in 1892 to letitla huey who predeceased him 4 years ago he is survived by one son robert of georgetown and two daughters mrs c j cummings of guelph and mrs j laicas of george town also ohe sister mrs klrkwood given of bask and ave brothers david in the west william of st catharines george of ballinafad joseph of lome park and henry of georgetown also four grand child xen the funeral took place irom the haate ot his son robert in george town on monday afternoon when the service was conducted by rev mr overend the pallbearers were wm sinclair frank fetch charles day harold cleave percy cleave clifford grace the remains were interred in greenwood cemetery georgetown medical health officers report continued from page 1 72s quarts are consumed daily 0 6 pints per capita number of producers 13 number ol distributors 8 mufr inspector dr r learmonth visits made to premises by the milk inspector producers 32 samples tak- en 22 distributors raw milk 36 samples taken 61 distributors oas teuriaecl milk 21 samples taken 0 all raw milk sold in georgetown is from herds which have been tuoer culln tested and blood tested iconta glous abortion by the milk inspec tor tests are also made by him for infective mammltls when considered v note the toxoid and vfcodnation clinics have already been described tonsil and adenoid clinics the school nurse each year during her examination of school children note those who have defective tonsils ind adenoids and reports this tcthe par ents in those cases where attention would not be given unless the par ents were assisted in defraying the cost the children join this clinic this year 20 children were examined by your medical officer or health 11 were selected as most urgently ye quiring attention by a arrang made 3 years agowlthtmrhosuital for sick children f toronto obese children are operated upon for a small fee the parents contribute what they can and the deficit is made up by two local organizations the wo men institute and the local coun- cilcf women dental clinics as with the tonsil and adenoid clinics ib children of similar circumstances received treat ment for urgent dental disease the bon temps club by financial assist ance made this clinic possible expenditure for public health purposes cost of public health admlnlstra uon ftwood per capita cost of 0j7 in conclusion i wish to thank all who have assisted in the work of public health in our municipality during the year particularly the ser vice organisations who have so free ly and cheerfully given us financial and other assistance i have the honour to be gentlemen your obedient servant c v williams medical officer of health lor georgetown of illness due to impure milk have been reported during the past year the testing of cattle in spectlon of milk premises and the increasing proportion of pasteurised ma- consumed has contributed large ly to the improved quality of milk sold in town the number of cases of tuberculous glands tuberculosis of bones and tuberculous menln jitis which are chiefly due to imp ire milk in georgetown has decrcised nptably in recent years there ts as yet no supervision over some of the cream consumed in town unfortunately it has been establish ed by the courts that milk and cream are two different producl our by law applies to milk only therefore some cream is being brought into town from untested herds nd unsupervised premises some of the cream may be safe but the board or health cannot be responsible for iu quality it is recommended that the by law be amended to include regu latlons for the sale of cream health authorities are agreed hat- the asfest milk and cream is hat which is properly pasteurized is ob talncd from tested herds with melt culous attention io its handling from the milker to the consumer complaints these arc chiefly related to 1 disposal of sewer material and 2 garbage 1 the public is becoming more aware of our deficiency in these re spects overflowing cesspools and septic tanks unhygienic and unslght ly privies with consequent odours ana attraction of flies are a distinct health menace it is probable that much of the dysentery in late sum mer is caused by these conditions many are not aware of the plight of many homes and public places which they visit or business places in near ly all cases every mftort is made to overcome unwhoireome conditions many times methods are expensive inefficient and temporary the riven are contaminated and frequently foul smelling they receive sewer material and factory waste which makes them mint for children to use all this can be remedied by setting up the nucleus of a sewer system conditions are becoming continuously worse and on many occasions factor tea and individuals have refused u locate here on account of this defici ency may your medical officer of health respe suggest that without loss of time the situation be studied- by engineers and plans be made to make a start 2 garbage disposal there is one official dump in our town park for the disposal of garbage material conditions might be reasonably satis factory if those who used it were more eareful there are a few who dispose of such material on vacant lots with out permission of your board a health this has occasioned many complaints warnings have been glv on to some ot th persons mtbl order have been given for the arret of anyone previously warned a sys tem of municipal garbage colleenon and disposal would solve the situation am is recommended glinio services h3b fooowtng to a llstofclinlc ser- mea given by the board of health tokoid attendance 40 treatments gtfen j tnocuaukma each child tanrrtrnflrm ftttmrlanm 301 treat- smqta gtren 301 suc vmocma- norval different wortf they must endure the aquallor of the alums subsist on the moat frugal food wear cast offs and to avoid the severe censor of a sel- flsti selfcentred public abstai from all amusements in short the flowers are not theirs to pick the humannttss the soul of a reliefer supposedly ab dicates leaving the parched hull un worthy of education comfort or love do the reliefers as a whole wish to be dependent on the public generosl ty7do they wish to be unemployd considering the nature of man i dc not think so the desire to succeed to make a borne with all its comforts to work for culture and ones living is to strong in tum to accept the crumbs that fall from natures well laden table as water wears away the stone so also will continued hardship destroy and weaken mans will to accomplish it is up to us to mitigate the hard lot of the unemployed until the abuses and injustices are righted the ant reliefer stated truthfully that there was no governmental as sistance as dole to the poor in the good old days but is that an a gument agauist relief the condlt out were deplorable the poor were at the mercy of socalled christians the churches did not accept their duty of caring for the poor gladly as a christian privilege but as a him bug charles dickens gives us a vivta picture- of the ministrations pf manj of the charitable alms givers the parish work house and orphan taunt led to many atrocious abuses there are too many mr bumhjes and mr and mrs squeers among mankind to entrust the penniless to the care o the church yet the church could find no higher expression or ner faith than the proper care of the unfor tunate unless it offered leadership in this world of financial and social chaos presbyterian young people held interesting meeting the norval presbyterian youna peoples society held an interesting meeting on wednesday january 25th the evening began with the singing of a hymn scripture reading and prayer elisabeth reedread ir chapter from the study book on the life and work of john calvin a contrasts was drawn between the clergy of that day and of the present calvin through his fathers influence became pries lhiboalhedralm geneva at age of twelve a hired assistant at tended to th duties of the offlce while he collected the stipend the young blades considered ii an exiei lent arrangement the reverend mr a n macmillan and joe harris rendered a duet a la discord capping their performance by tnging annie laurie they sang the strahi the audience had to bear it for his ten minuter mr mac mlllan read a few of the poems of robert bums an anecdote in the poet s life was related burns was gazing o it a tap room window when a huge dreadnought ot a woman pass ed accompanied by he r dainty niece the poet was asked why the creatoi cast such a monstrosity when r was capable of creating the grca ci beauty the poet replied asked why god made the gem so small and why so huge the granlu because god meant that man should bet the greater value on it mrs macmillan rend a too rue poem oy nellie mcclung on the dpit ofa loll wife of an inconsiderate find prosperous farmer god was blin ed in the same old waj for un shnrtcomlnui of a mm the meelmg concl ded with a heated discussion as to whether not we a christian hould supuor rtlief the majority hi ed up gains it while thne supported it staiin- i the opposition claim d that r hel should not rx given btcause iv rv abk bodied man should earn his n llvinf there was plenty of work for every one a as la he right tensc but is there work now that is ht question they claimed that the reliefers were better off than piol that were working this ls no argu ment against relief it l a black eye to our economic policy ti e ono 1 hon cited scripture proverbs nd numerous cases of inworthinps among reliefers oni- can not ton demn a vast doss of people deprived of financial independence by depres si on because of the un worthiness of a few exceptions rem mer unem ploy men t and subsequent frustrations and trials do not ennoble h iman character there is dishonesty ind licentiousness in every walk of life misfortunes increase the temptation of weak man the three musketeeri of relief con tended with the sageness of intellec tuals that christians should provide relief to everyone according to his needs the rapid development of the machine and abuses of it in our ores ent industrial system has automatic ally thrown many out of work while reducing purchasing power and limit ing the market for the product pro duped by the machine if we insist on preserving such n system we must bear the consequences and provide for the need of the dis herited it ls the incomplete ind cowardly escape from the facts some thing must be done to right these conditions under which a few live in super abundance and the masses live on crusts the mission pf the chris tlan is give daily bread not delay bread the affirmative concedes that there is ample resources in the world provide employment and the comforts of life to all if and when the re sources are developed for the benefit nf the masses rather than the aggran disement of a few while admitting that relief can have the effect of an opiate permit us to draw your attention to the hard- snips which grocers and drycoed re tailers would undergo if relief were not given to the unemployed they would be unable to nay for their stocks unless they raised their prices to those who obuievpay relief comes out of the taxes it is returned to tht taxpajter through the purchases made tax he relief en the mndttinh of those on relief to not pleasant m addition to the snubs of an unsympathetic and ln- ballinafad the january meeting of the wms was held wednesday afternoon at tht home of mrs j p klrkwood m theme for the meeting was taltn fulness and the roll call was an swered with thoughts on the theme reports were given by the mission band and friendship secretary the mission band reported they liaa reached their allocation plans were made to enlist new members tht study beginning tire day with god was taken by mrs j klrkwood the topic by mrs f w shortill was given in her usual cap able manner the february meeting will be held at the manse sherlock and phyliss foreman and their cousin mr j foreman of to ronto spent the week end at the manse we are sorry to report that mr shortill is confined to her home suffering from an attack of shingles we hope she will soon be able to b- around again the w a will hold a erofcinole so cial friday evening at the home of beswick t let twomom suite furnished with balcony conveniences hardwood gar age with ot without board apply box k hera office by letter it rr for bent five roomed modern heated apart ment grandvlew aparta corner king and queen sts ready march 1st apply j b mackenzie at son it fer sale coule pups 4 months old good working stock beauties p j laird con 6 lot 6 esquesing itp slabs for sale stove length slabs for sale at reas- onasle price georgetown lumber co phone 20 tf for sale jersey heifer for sale doe febru ary tenth apply h hilts mill rd georgetown f ltp for sale sell cheap or swap for godd electric fan a small canadian made electric mantel radio 3 new tubes powerful and selective phone 320 georgetown ltp permanent waving marcelling finger waving for appointment phone 90 r 14 norval grlmwoods barber shop and beauty parlor norval tf men wanted if you are interested hi becoming associated with a large progressive manufacturing concern then write today our 200 alimentary medl cinal toilet porducts sell on sight big quick profits repeat orders equip ment indispensable for country rojt- you pay cash for your goods- sue ceed or return them and get credit for complete particulars and free catalogue without obligation fami lex co 570 st clement st mon treal it stewarttown the anneal vtstrj of st jo in church stewarttown was held in ll rch jan 19th at 8 pm with good at ui dance of numbers after opening with prayer the rector ht v g brook gave us report whirl vns followed bj the wardens report u ich with hat of ih sunday scl ool towed a fl ourabl bilttr ol credit the n port of the wa w is ith n b mrs tracey the secretary howinv the plendld work accomi ushed dur 11114 the ytnr both at loim ind tin mission field owl k to the r movnl of so many o nt people frwnj the congregation tht a y p a wer 111 able to carry on tl l eason b hoped to rt organise m 1 latir tit following officers were elec ed for the en ulng year rcors wir den mr j bird people s wardti mr j san ford in deleeate mr r stand lsh sidesmen mef- rs f sal ford j standi h r stand lsh j r brown s tennant j jinkinson nm w hodge auditors mrs c c fn llsh mrs m a batlej org mi t mr cosh r tr clerk mr english erin d j sinclair of erin township who was appointed a member of the suburban roads commission for ht period of ave years in a by law pss ed by county council at its session last friday afternoon mr sine air has been a member of the commis slon for the past five years but his previous term had expired and it was necessary to make the appointment again quite a crowd enjoyed the etichr and bridge put on by the erin wo mens institute in the town hall on wednesday evening of lost week when the following were the prize winners in bridge miss queenie overland and mr w f gray in euchre mn geo d scott and mr d s leitch mr w t houston well kown citl an of alton celebrated his eightieth birthday on friday last william wa born on lot 20 erlncaledon town line and has never been two hundred miles from his hlrth place advocate mortgage s under and by virtue of the powers of sale contained in a certain mortgage which will be produced at the time of sale tnere will be offer ed for sale by r j kerr auctioneer at public auction on monday the zlst day of february 1938 at the hour of one thirty o cloci in the afternoon at the farm of wil ham j bowman r r no 3 george town ontario the following propttj namely all and singular that certain parcel or tract of land and premises situate lying and being in the town ship of esquesing in the county of halton containing b admeasurement fifty acres more or less being com posed of the west half of the east ha f of lot number fifteen in the fifth con cession of the said township describ ed tn mortgage number 1272 to the agricultural development board on the said farm there ls said to be erected a dwelling house with sui able farm buildings the lands will be sold subject to a res rve bid terms of sale twentj five cr cent of the p irchase money to be paid down at the time of the sal the bain no o be secured bj a mort kage with liitere t at fo ir per cnt per annum for further particulars and condl tlorus of sale appl to w eric stewart kc fn t block parliament bldits toronto ontario solicitor to the mortgagee dated at toronto this etghtcnt 1 da of januarv 193b 3t new advertisements wanted handv young man to do clerical work heralc apply office by letter to box 8 it ts rent fouxsroomed bungalow in view immediate possession charles parton college view college apoly house to rent in georgetown pns session 1st march apply at prestora fish and chips georgetown it st all conveniences ap ply at miner o thompsons office georgetown tf watch our window fob meekut ki ouum wttjials amd owiimbi hof fodge sundae 13c 2 for 25c longs coniecuonery who 9 jte he is cheerful and coaiteoas h u wine in travel lore he welcomes the opportunity to djacw your travel problems he i your local gray coach lines oojenl do not hesitate to consult h his address appeals below ol all coach travel eaformahan at w h long phone 89 5 p oyster 9 u jai 25c salmon half or whole fish 12 lb lake white fish 18c lb halibut wbhe fillet smoked fillet fbman haddie perth smelts herring kippers for better health eat more fish phone 293 we deliver georgetown attention shell service station at monument under tyew management from february first art scott phone 161 georgetown capable mechanic in attendance -m-r3rfsmi-