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the georgetown herald wednesday evening auguat 13th 1941 th georgetown herald news of georgetown norval qlen williams umehovse stewaruown d terra cotta subsorietxon rates oanadaand the united states 2t a year single copies 5c advertlslngbatos will be quoted on application walter c biehn oarftjsud l meotlvray reginald broomhead phone no 8 l member of the canadian weekly newspaper association and the ontarioquebec division of the cwna the editors corner fame spreads in a recent article by raymond arthur davies which was reprinted in the herald mr davies spoke of the fame of hunters inn georgetowns unique eating place which was talked about by travellers fn all sec tions of canada and the states k c mcmillan who returned this week from a vacation jaunt to quebec tells us of meeting a tra veller who had sampled one of the hunters meals about three weeks before and still had pleasant recol lections of it the meeting occurred at henrys inn a similar type of place situated on no 2 highway at point aux1 rembles about thirty miles below the city of montreal while diriffig at henrys mr mcmillan was talking to a fellow traveller who remarked that he had eaten a splendid meal at an inn in ontario situated on the outskirts of a town that wouldnt be georgetown by any chance said mr mcmillan that was it said the traveller a place called the hunters inn for our part we remember eating at henrys three or four years ago when we were on a trip to quebec it was a delightful old french farm house and the dining room was merely one large room of the house with a long table in the centre set as if for a family supper guests were seated around the table in family style and one can easily see how guests would break down the barrier of unfamihanty and talk to one another as if they were old friends around such a home ly board the years have blurred our memory of the meal save that for desert one of the party asked for straw berries one for pie and another for cake and ice eream what was our surprise when the charming jeune fille of the house brought a heaping bowl of strawberries a pie and a cake to the table and we helped ourselves to as large a portion as we desired of the chosen dessert an ideal vacation listening to mr mcmillan s account of his trip our mind drifted pack to our two pleasant summers spent among the french people in trois pistoles this pretty village is situated 150 miles below quebec city on the highway which leads to the gaspe peninsula and is we believe a typical frenchcanadian town some day we intend to write a series of articles on our impressions of quebec gleaned hy living for four mon ths with a french family in this town meanwhile we would advise all who can to take a trip to quebec and see for themselves just what life is like among the inhabitants of this muchmaligned and seldomunderstood province it will be more than a pleasure jaunt it will be a real education for you to discover the customs and culture of our french cana dian brothers v what is it with everyone talking about v for victory these days we wonder how many of our readers know how the slogan originated according to the well informed christian science monitor the letter which is the first letter of the french word victoire was first used in belgium as a result of a bbc suggestion that some such idea should be spread throughout the world as a silent ally against hitlensm from belgium it quickly spread to france the letter began to appear on doors walls on nazi an nouncements and in every conceivable way as sym pathizing scribblers set to work later the morse code version of the v three short notes and a long was in corporated into the campaign theatre audiences clap ped in v tempo restaurant diners tapped out the v on tables and chairs j that the campaign had its effect was seen when germany tried to claim the v campaign as her own and announced over the nazi controlled radio that v stood for victory over britain salvage campaign for the duration mav we impress on our readers once more the fact that the lions salvage for victory drive is to be a continuous one uhich it is hoped will be supported by everyone in town and vicinity your donation in the salvage campaign involves no loss or out- ofpocket expense it means merely saving things which you used to throw away and burn paper magazines rags rubber metals which will be collected by the salvage truck sold to those who can make use of them and the money realized will be spent on war work by the club lions club members are willing to give their time to making the collection and sorting the scrap for sale they require the cooperation at each and every citizen to collecting scrap and keeping it neatly bundled in order to cut down sorting time at the central warehouse this is one place where children in town who want to do something jor canada s war effort can help this week we learned of three local boys william penson jimmy golden and ross boyle who heard on tbe canada carries on program how saving paper and magazines ooold help win the war the next day they toured the houses in their mlfljbborhood and collected papers and magazines which were stored in vtsnscbs barn where they will be picked up by tne lions salvage truck t trays intend to keep up this work and we hope other children in of the town will follow their example further information mr strang rev woo thompson who admits to being an interested reader of mr j a strongs column in the herald every iweek has some fur ther information regarding the hymn hy mary 8 tqdgar to which mr strang made reference jast week the hymn was written in 1835 and appears as hymn no 897 in the church of england hymn book in the section ood in nature the music ror the hymn was composed by the late magistrate james ehnwnrt jones the words of the hymn are ood who tduchest earth with beauty make my heart anew with thy spirit recreate me i pure and strong and true jf like thy springs and running waters make me crvstal pure like thy rocks of towering grandeur make me strong and sure like thv dancing waves in sunlight make me glad and free like the straightness of the pine trees a let me upright be like the arching of tho heavens lift my thoughts above turn my aream to noble action ministries of love ood who touchest earth with beauty make my heart anew keep me ever bv thy spirit pure and strong and trtje directory f r watson dos m d s georgetown office hours 9 to 5 except thussday afternoons dr j burns milne dental surgeon x ra georgetown phone 80 a m nielsen 29th tear of practice chiropractor xray drugless therapist lady attendant office over dominion store georgetown hours 25 730 930 pa closed thursday phone isow clifford g reid l d s dbs dlnt1st le roy dale kc m sybil bennett ba barristers and solicitors mill street georgetown phone 19 kenneth m langdon barri5r solicitor notary public first mortgage money to loan office gregory theatre bldg phone i mill street georgetown frank petch licensed acctiontkk and all classes of insurance prompt service phone 391 georgetown po box 413 elmer c thompson insurance service fire auto windstorm cp railway and allied steamship summer excursions phone llw or j georgetown secure ralph gordon the versatile entertainer for your next program illustrated circular free toronto address 628b crawford st gray coach lines time table now in effect eastern standard time leave georgetown eastbound to toronto 4 08 pm 60s pm 0 13 pm f 6 08 am 8 18 am 1148 pm 333 pjn westbound 9 35 am x 12 os pm 208 pjn ay4j5 pjn a except sun and hol d except sat sun and hoi e sat sun and hoi i dally except sun x to kitchener y to stratford w h long london 600 pm e bos pjn dxlo36 pm exll35 pm radio repairing we specialize in this work 15 tears experience j sanford son phone georgetown 34w jcooke cement and cinder blocks brick an tile hanota5toek- wlth uptodate power tji all sizes any quantity 3 new st phone 838 buruxgton cn r tlmejable standard time going east passenger 618 am passenger and mall 1001 am passenger and mall 6 4s pm passenger sunday only 831 pm passenger daily 941 pjn toronto and beyond going west passenger and mall 834 aj passenger saturday only 1 15 pjn passenger daily except saturday and sunday 809 pm j passenger and mall 645 pjn passenger sundays only 1130 pm i going north passenger and mail 8 45 am going south passenger and mall 650 pjn depot ticket office phone 0w i monuments markers and lettering pollock ingham gait ont designs on request phone 3048 inspect our work to oreenwood cemetery mary who gave the bride away jean her ud brother be stood up i in the middle of the ceremony and yelled hurrah annie youve got him at last poor caswell is quite heartbroken he wrote a love poem to miss fit sera id for his term exam in comp and she gave him grade c one point i wrsh to emphasize gentlemen always guard the fear so i says to the captain what about dropping in at halifax rte gvt a girl that lives there so here we arel subcribe now for your 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