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the georgetown herald wednesday evening march 12th 1941 whsoah ufa t mumhwiw the things which our weak judgment bare has jpnrnm 73m ttdbfaaor which we grieved with lathes wet ww dash before us out of lifes dark night at stem shine most in deeper tints of blue ami we shall see how n god plans ww right and how what seemed reproof- was love in ft true and we shall see while yet we frown gods i go on as best for you how when we called he heeded not our ay because bis wisdom to the end and een as prudent parents disallow too muoh of sweet to craving baby hood so god perhaps is keeprng from os iiukini li 14111111111 i iui li imi iiiiifsei food store buy war savings certmcates and help win the war pks 24 red river cereal aids bauhouve toilet soap guarantee offer cashmsss aooqcet soat gm kallll witks aufor 17c handy 2plvsc jam baapbevrr stzwfct7hfadk cnmt small jars 10c marmalade orange lemon grapefruit jar 23c farnells tea v jb fou pkg pig 33c special meat values smoked cottage rous v or whole roll lb 26c saaseomafs fobs fobs sausage 2 pkgs 25c nib cmiimatj salmon lb 16c pork bologna ik 13c smelts 2 lb 25c pure lard 1 lb cartons 3 for 25c a e bh0ne75 farnell free delivery d and mr i oblshohsu ptprat1 to pte george riddlol rcjlmjo overseas jnd mrs wd- dan nee france josephs hospital ouelpb a daugh ter ipatrtda oall baby pawed away aldkrsanin toronto oeneral hos pital on wednesday march kh 1041 irving marshall amerson be loved husband of gladys taking to his tth year oollopjn norval on tuesday march 11th im1 hi james oedt beloved father of marjory mac- pberson toronto in his 78th year the funeral will be held from the residence of his sister mrs j black nerval on thursday march 13th service at 3 oclock dat in hillcrest cemetery norval dward8 in everlaying memory of our dear mother jane edwards who passed away at jblrmlnghaai eng land march 13 1840 dear mother you are not forgotten though on earth you are no more still in memory you are with us as you always were before sadly missed but lovingly remem bered by daughters in england and sou and daughters here 1 in our mail bag f the navy slnge- gemal oeorge young whose ap pearance on any stage is the signal for fun is making a transcanada tour between february 35 and june 10 staging singsongs in the chief military naval and air force training coatees the first two broadcasts tuesdays at sjw to 830 pjn ed6t over the national network of the obo got off to a flying start with unpre cedented cooperatloti from camp de- bert and camp ajdershot the next date win be at the rcn dockyards jfautak and this will be the navy a chance to show the army who can sing the sweetest or the loudest tues day march 18 8 p5n sanse to canada radio station wsun at st peters burg florida recently added to the many friendly gestures betng made towards canada by our good neigh bours on thursday march 6th this southern broadcaster presented a two and a half hour programme salute to canada and the obo features department was invited to contribute accordingly prank willis recorded wesrron in memory of our utile keith who passed away three yean ago today xa memory garden we meet every sequence describing the advantages of on account of ill health i would om grandma and grandad sssin sisom weston also aunties and uncles sidelights on the history which links home lake tsfllifiiry hospital st john n b february 37th 1941 ttie georgetown herald georgetown ontario dear mr editor it gives me great pleasure to write a note to you and also to my many friends i have not forgotten the pleasure of meeting you for the first time in your office when i was home on my furlough quite often when two people have correspondence be fore they have met one another we otfen try to picture what we look like and i had expected to see you weigh ing about 360 lbs and about six foot tall but instead i got quite a sur prise to meet a small gentleman but one who was to the point and willing to listen to those who come to your office from day to day and i can speak for the other boys who enjoy your weekly paper and look forward to seeing it come every week as it keeps us in touch with the peopledn general and the progress of the town and we do appreciate your- paper as we know jthe extra work it means and each one of us have a different ad dress and then the herald comes free to us so i feci that each one of us should drop a line to say thank you and wish you every success in your business as it is not all play to be an editor of a town paper as i have hadtne misfortune of be ing in the hospital for the last five where your ear ww go without gai up hill there are many camps in kjs and one camp has 16000 soldiers ths printer- has hesnnrite ralld with very little snow so the- boys could carry on with tbete training man of them have been taung courses and most of the lads are in good condi tion and anxiously waiting for word to get ready and take a lltue trip across the sea when that wultb nobody knows i would like to mention when iw home and driving over the chen road or what they call he 9th une i was so proud to see it was paved as t was a chauffeur since 1923 and many a time we had to fill the holes in be fore we could cross over so to those who were responsible for that good piece of work i know we an appre ciate it i do not wish to become a reporter i will close for this time wishing you all the best of luck and health i will say cheerio and chins up i remain yours very truly should weston in loving memory of ed ward keith who died march 13th 1038 dear is the grave where our dear son was laid dear is the memory that never shall fade sweet is the hope that again we shall common past with an even more cordial present were also incorpor ated in the script and the programme included a message from ernest l bushnell general supervisor of pro grammes for the obc who has just returned from britain after serving as supervisor of north american broad casts for the bbc during the past year kneeling together t jesus feet lovingly remembered by mummy kecrnitc from the arctic daddy and brother royce jfc sub l- ft xj yxml vhe cuioii the quality w h kentner and son its hefco dhadaw beob 3 i watc our window fob weekly kz cbtkam stwclals and confectionery fruit and nut sundae 4 13c 2 for 25c phone 89 georgetown i longs confectionery the problem of the empty church continued from page i lng us to take block of ourselves and see whether they hae any ground- for their charges that there is always a crying need of money to run our churches i speak for the united church is quite true but it is equally true that in order to interest people in giving they must first be thoroughly and sincerely converted to the need and worthiness of the cause here then is the first task of the church and if we may compare the wholehearted response of all classes of people to the demands as thelr time labor and money since the present war began with the response to the appeal of the church it would seem that the church has failed in this respect yet important as the winning of the war is that the world may be better and safer for our short sojourn here how infinitely more vital should the appeal of the church be since eternity with our king and sariour 1s the objective tor which it labors does the average pulpit of today with its fixed salary furnished up- todate home and honored place in the community or the average paw enjoying many of the luxuries of life present a picture of need or of can- em far our neighbor the poor the sick the heathen jesus said- if any man will alter me let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow me where i ask you reader and myself is the cross borne for his sake in our uvea today are we seeking to win souls for his kingdom or are we mor ceraed with building larger and bet ter churches paying and receiving larger salaries demanding finer homes and mare comforts and luxuries our leader commanded that we take no anxious thought for the morrow lay not up for yourselves treasure on earth but we take thought and lay up treasure not only for tomorrow but for years to come not oaring for his promises to pro vide nor caring that millions for whom he died are perishing of hun ger for both physical and spiritual food the rich young ruler was a model young man and professing christian yet jesus saw his need and said sell all that thou hast and ghve it to the poor and he went away sorrowful would we do other wise if asked to give up our bank native instrument of hungary will be the northern messenger offers the weeks most pleasant human interest fctory in broadcasting the messenger which is presented each friday at 12 00 midnight from toronto had as its guests on a recent broadcast two members of the farces who had come down from the rim of the midnight sun to help defend democracy from piracy 20th century style the lads had never seen each other when they were neighbours one had worked as a wireless operator in the western arc tic the other had been stationed at port ross one of the most northerly posts on this continent triey had carried on a wireless correspondence for some time and then they lost track of each other both unknown to the other had gone to lhe home town winnipeg 10 enlist both mov ed on to toronto both inevitably got in touch with producer sydney brown who is the papa uncle and cousin of all the northern messenger fraternity he invited the boys to a broadcast they came to the same one and arthur flggures now in the airforce and marvin ahlbaum now in the army shook hands across the cbc microphone in toronto for the first gone though they bad been pals in the arctic for years good luck to these stalwarts of the northland news in brief arch oboler who wrote this pre cious predom which is to be pre sented by the obc with raymond masey in the leading- role on sunday march 16th at 930 to 1030 pjn set writer after unexpectedly receiving cheque from a pulp magma short story he had written in two hours when he should have been study ing chemistry the battle rages over britain and in the balkans around the mediterranean and in the desert and democracy fights on with increasing confidence r b parrell has chosen as his title for his next talk between ourselves the battle rages and he will comment on the significant development of the last few weeks the time sunday march 16 at 12 is pm ed6t a scientist with a sense of humour a head mas ter of a boys school and a long haired musician who likes jazz will be starred on the cbc question box thursday march 20 at 830 pjn when reid porsee brings to the mic rophone his panel of experts to ans wer posers on the arts and sciences mr porsee vouches for his three ex perts m j c lazier assistant pro fessor of applied mechanics univer sity of toronto dr t w l macder- mot principal of upper canada col lege and dr j f horwood member of the teaching faculty toronto con servatory of music the clmbalon crgry theatre friday march 14 untamed story by sinclair lewis with patricia morrison bay mhlaad dsae to fox newt march of time mexico cartoon lonesome stranger saturday march 15 third finger left hand romantic eatnedy myma ley metvyn dsagls popeye popeye meets wm tell novelties unusual occupations modern highway chapter 1 1 hie green archer tuesday an wed march 18 and 19 mystery sea raider henry wbesssa osnls laadsi sandy is a lady baby sandy bjgseha avar benchley trouble with husbands accounts our bonds our insurance or our superannuations or other possessions for the principles we pn fess we sing take my rflver and my gold not a mite would i wlthold and love so amazing so divine demands my soul my life my all but do we live and practice what we profess no times have changed we say and it would not be practical today was jesus practical were his disciples practical was 8t practical or were any of the lone line of christian martyrs and miss ionaries we laud but do not copy ever practical to my msnd we jot the church to day iscfc spiritual seal earneaf and selfaacriflce sod depend too much oa supereducation eloquence expensive organs choirs and other organisation mbrjwnery and on ever varying fosu of service to attract not win people to the church tbe appeal is to the head rather than to the he a consequently featured in the special musical presentation which will be a part of the canadians all program wednesday march 19 at 10 30 pjn this is the program saluting canada s citizens who treasure hungarian tra ditions and claim hungarian ancestry a hungarian soldier serving with the canadian forces will speak and there will be a message by j m macdon- nell president and general manager of the national trust company joseph oriold will direct the hungar ian orchestra and the broadcast will originate on this occasion from to ronto with john adasfcln as producer this is the fourth program in the series canadians all arranged the director of pwbttc informatlom in honour of canadians who owe their origin to other than british or french ancestry jon saturday march 33 at itm pjiu the cbc will present a programme of pedal- interest to those with rela tives or friends sexwtng ov this will bring greetings from the members of a otanartlan unit and tram patients and stag in one of the military hos- i charon to left with empty sorely we who profess to be bis followers see a need today as before to be more earnest sad i in p 4bat hit inspire ns to ssuswcruloe ntng aoolt for bss ktein m out tooth bras v jes vtooh soaked ovetulgfit id a glass of cold water before petof ossd qnr albert north no a35230 12th field regiment sussex military camp sussex new brunswick j new advertbements wanted two boarders gentlemen preferred apply at herald office ltp over the work for instance lhe red cross comes once or twice a week to see us and brings us oranges apples gum can dles and magazines and they have a little chat with us how glad we are to see the red cross ladies when many of us are away from home in the hos pital where iam there are about 150 doys and the red cross ladies told me they had 500 more boys to see that day who are laid up with colds i feel lhe red cross are doing a marvellous piece of work in this war for canada and also for overseas for myself i have received socks etc from lhe glen and st john and it seems very hard to wear any holes in lhe toes and heels and what a bless- boarders wanted accommodation for two boarders au conveniences phone 418 georgetown it house apply 1 howse for sale for sale in glen wi tox 7 herald wanted to boy secondhand quebec heater in good condition apply box m herald i 1 r for bent four bright rooms with bathroom also cellar accommodation posses- ing as lhere are a very few boys who s may 1st apply box k herald 1p for sale quantity of cartler seed oats com mercial grade no 1 price 80c bushel charles rjt 3 georgetown ltp tupotthe hamouseer of fig- jj tflrst but the sailor lads are very happy nj anxious to go back when the convoy of ships is ready for rgiit st john is a very busy place as they have the second largest dry dock in lhe world and there are many boats coming and going all the time st john is a very nice city and it has some fine new buildings their new hotel is the admiral beatty or a 1000 rooms and many of the old houses are built on the solid rock then there is the reversible falls and also the tide which comes in and goes out every six hours and the water rises about 40 feet and when the tide goes out lowers the same then a few miles from st john they have what they call the magnetic htif you stop your car at the bottom of the hill turn the ignition off and your car will go back up lhe hill do not try this on the silvercreek hill you will need to come to st john as it is the only magnetic hill in canada like to mend their socks quite often there are notes in the toe of the socks with the makers name and with pleasure we are glad to acknowledge our thanks to the good ladles i so at this time 1 am thinking of the red cross work you are doing in georgetown and my home town the glen and district i x feel lhe glen deserves great praise wanted for lhe money and clothing they have j live and dressed poultry contributed for the red cross and market prices a bamett sc son hnt- they are still carrying on very faith- tonville phone brampton 343 r 14 re- fuuy for its size which i believe is verse charges 4 less than 300 population i am very i proud of my hometown and its people i am not forgetting the good work the churches lodges the canadian legion and the different organizations are doing every day and the red cross work in georgetown so ladles keep up the good work even if you are late some limes get ting home to get your good husbands supper ready niere are qimte a few sailors at this hospital and it has been very in teresting to listen to their experience com across the atlantic which took them 30 days sometimes they could only make 50 mues a day and what fun they seemed to get chasing the submarines and of course living for bent modern six roomed seinldetaobed house newly decorated hardwood floors furnace heavy wiring posses- son march 15th- apply kennetti ul langdon georgetown it tf for bent six room house with enoes centrally located all couyenl- fhone 276 u fuiaubk bsushes for a limited time only fuller chem ically treated dust mops and can off fumitiire polish for 140 also a re fill and polish for 00c phone 8 tb herald 3tp two bright ghis for work in wool len tttin experience preferred hlgsi- est wages those engaged in war work need not apply please apply in writ ing to box f herald it farm for rent 100 acres about 2 mues south of milton good tndldlnes w4 land st acres timothy clover and alfalfa t acres wheat 6 acres rye possession april 1 apply w f utter a son burlington real ektate u only 1000 to 2000 tradein allowance on your old sewing machine regardless of make or condition on any singer electric cabinet model also 1 drophead treadles 7 00 up teed repairs and service to au i of machines singer sewing mac hine co 21 queen st w brampton phone 696 sandy say man when motevlsh goto to let you marry herf andy its wns uncertain man borne fool saw her a trie box of letter paper with her name printed on it she wont get married till its used up an she writes terra few letters on account of the postage we print nifty letterheads and envelopes see oar samples phone i fw that new home should be planned now if you are to get the enjoyment out of it and build in the best sea son we will be glad to prepare plana to meet your home requirements give estimate of the cost and furnish details regarding the government housing plan under which it can be built yon aaight as wed be owning a home tan the rental basis u paying rents and never owning the georgetown lumber co ltd georgetown and acton phone 1 ffcearme