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y tf the georgetown herald wedncs november 22 1 944 the geiorgetown3herald news op obobgktown nobval glen williams lkmkhousk btkhabttown a8hovovs ball1nafad hokh1it ftuu cotta acton bbampton bolton subscription rates fiintty united 8 mtkm and oversesx t2 00 a year single copies 5o advertising rates will be quoted an application telephone ne i walter o btbhn publisher oarf1kld l m0ghvray mary h btjchn editor uuuld davison ately acquainted with the details of all that has gone be f pre in order to mete out justice and a lasting peace we feel that president roosevelt ss the best the states has to offer for that position after watching with great interest the election in the states canadian eyes and ears will be atuned to their own capital this week when commons will meet in a special session to consider the question of reinforc ing our overseas army with men who have been called for service in canada only serious charges about in adequacy of properly trained reinforcements overseas have been made denied and made again public feel- mg about mich pnlimrwl mumhojiirnho haw nnmn and directory f r watson nxxa tuxa oflloa hours to ft thursday afternoon nielsen the chiropractor j dragsen therapta list tear of prstxtos lady attendant hours a 0 8 i dosed ttmndsgr mm ol the canadian weekly newspaper aaaoclaaon and tbl onttrloqueboo division ol the owjjjl the editors corner f we did it again the results of the 7 th victory loan in george town and esquesing have proven once again that this district is not only one of the most prosperous in on tario but that its citizens are ready and willing to lend their money as one contribution to the cause of justice and right over half a million dollars worth of bonds were bought in this small corner of the dominion every industrial concern soared way over the quota set and the district as a whole was almost 50 per cent above the quota set from district headquarters in oak- ville it was a job well done but we must not rest on our laurels there is still a war to be won and half a million dollars which we will some day get back with interest is but a minor share of the part we at home can play in this great struggle soon the red cross will be calling for more blood donors the navy league will be packing ditty bags for the sailors the soldiers com forts committee will be sending more cigarettes to the men overseas there will be another victory loan though we pray that the world will be at peace before that time comes and we can be saving our dollars to put georgetown over the top again there are the simple everyday things which we can do for the men in the forces letterwriting and par eels which show them that we are thinking of them and greater perhaps than all this we can be thinking and planning for the future so that no soldier- from georgetown and esquesing can say that he didncome back to a better town and a better township rehabili tation town planning a sewage system improvements at the high school fac ory conditions recreational facilities for the young folks these are only some of the things that should be in our minds today s x some changes are needed the quality of the editorials written by g h s students as par of the education week program is most certainly a tribute to their english teacher we have had many favourable comments from readers and we are already looking forward to next years educ ation week and the pleasure of reading editorials composed by the young people of he community perhaps the townspeople through their repre sentatives on the high school board will now see fit to take action on what has been far too long a limiting factor in the local educational picture it has been pointed out in several of the editorials that we are be hind the times at g h s the lack of proper athletic equipment and a gymnasium the need for an assembly hall and the handicap of a purely academic course which ignores manual training domestic science and business training have once more been pointed out by those most vitally concerned the students themselves if we fail to provide our young people with the training they need for a happy profitable life then we are falling down on the job georgetown is growing and prospering and education must keep pace with this growth and prosperity if we are to benefit from it we should like to see the high school board make a com prehensive study of the matter and begin making plans for a bigger and better g h s elections in the offing if you overhear someone talking about the ejection it can bring to mind several electoral con tests the one just over in the united states the probable dominion election and the town and town ship elections we think most canadians were glad to see roosevelt elected exactly why we cannot say un less that old axiom about changing horses in midstream has penetrated our subconscious mmd to unsuspected depths perhaps the fact that prime minister winston churchill and president roosevelt agree so well and obviously like each other has something to do with it jt would be too bad to break up a winning team like that when we are so nearly at the end of a long hard ace but several frank american publications have given us the impression that the democratic party has not racceeded too well on domestic issues of recent eara and as a result quite a strong dissenting vote was cast for the republican candidate dewey however these things do not loom so importantly to the outsider and cajssab in common with all the allies feel it a oo thhif that president roosevelt is to continue in ttficrfotr the unprecedented fourth term when peace k wifl he critical a time as was the war h ve that the men at the peace table be intim- canadians have made known in no uncertain terms their desire to know the truth of the matter if neces sary and have the proper steps taken whether it means offending one part of the country or not it isjikely that an election will be held in january when the can adian people will decide this important question true there are no great issues at stake but nevertheless straws in the wind indicate there will be a wellcontested municipal election here the first week in december georgetowns progressiveness is always evinced at election time by thte number of publicspirit ed men who come forward to offer their services on the town governing body a goodly number of candidates and a large poll are signs of a healthy interest in town affairs it has been so other years and so far this year there are no signs of diminishing interest rummage sales the ever popular rummage sales have proved a veritable gold mine to the church organizations and others which have sponsored them it is beside the point that the ladies in charge always wonder where all the used clothing comes from the fact remains that after apparently scraping the bottom of the bar rel after a big sale by the time another sale rolls around in six or eight months scads of clothing comes in again just as good or better than the last lot taljt about wartime conservation these rummage sales do mor towards that end than all the lectures wptb economists could eer give dorothy aha curry wife of the tweed news editor writes an interesting column every week and last week she told of an incident that would be amus ing if it weren t a bit 6n the tragic side it seems one of the good ladies of tweed who was on a rummage sale committee was more than a trifle late for the sale open ing this she claimed was due to the fact that her hus band came home exceptionally late for dinner she dashed into the sale ahead of the lineup threw her coat over a chair and pitched right into selling and wrapping up goods the sale was over and the clerksfor aday were donning their coats to go home while discussing the day s receipts the lady with the procrastinating husband looked for her coat it was neither on the chair nor on the coat hook in fact it just wasnt there someone had sold it a 60 00 coat worn only one sea son and gone goodness knows where it was a de jected looking female who returned to her home that evening and though it wasn t so much as inferred i have a suspicion that said hubby was blamed for the whole mishap an advert sements was placed in the local pa per and as all such advertisements do it got results to a degree at least a lady called to say she was sure the coat she had purchased was the missing one but she was so sorry about it she had cut it up the day before to make a coat for her small daughter the quality tea salada tea dr j burns mhjte dental 8toukon xbas georgetown georgetown pnone 1 33 days until christmas and four more weeks for merchants to help their customers with christina shopping your weekly paper brings buyer and seller together i advertise in the herdd it pays dr clifford red ment1st phone 420 open evenings usui street efanar c thompson nrainunai bestvioe fire auto windstorm o p railway sod alhed steamship phone llsw or j georgetown monuments kukkbbs and ifnkbino pollock ingham galt designs anreouestpbone mm8 inspect our work in leroy dale icc m sybil bennett ba banmen and bouelton mul street georgetown phone is kenneth m langdon barrister sottdtor notary pebuc pint mortgage money to loan office gregory theatre bldg mm street phone sb georgetown c n timetable daylight saving time going east q 7 01 am passenger and mao 10 10 am passenger and mall 703 pjn passenger sunday only 8j1 pjn passenger daily 923 pjn mig train watt formerly the oyer but now stops going west paesenger and man 840 sxn passenger bat only us pjn puaenger dally except saturday and sunday 8js pjn dally except sunday 7j3 pjn passenger sunday only liij pjn dally except sunday 12s0 ajn gotwo north pueenger and man 850 ajn going boots passeng and mall 7j08 pw depot tv ofllrr i in notice to creditors in the estate of joseph q0bdon buthkrland doctor of medicine the creditors of joseph gordon sutherland late of the village i in the county of halton doctor of medicine deceased who died on or about the 28th day of may 1944 an hereby notified to send by post prepaid or otherwise to deliver to kenneth m xangdon georgetown ontario solicitor for the undersigned executors of the last will and testa ment of joseph gordon sutherland deceased on or before the 39th day of nomntwr xmi their names address es rtsgrrtpuuua and full pariioulars of their claims and she nature of the securities if any held by them and that ttamedtattty after the 39th day of november 1h the executors win proceed to distribute the estate of the said d id amongst the parties en titled thereto having retard only to the olahm of whlob the shall then have notice dr s e magwoop vetdltkaut stjsmlsom phone u office between division mmt- clerks office and the mu butuhng at the m oer of mam and med olmle tl oakvlue monument works good display of montanenta en hand tour patronage snllritagj radio repairing we specialize in this work is tears j sanfordson pnone oeoroetown sew frank fetch licensed 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