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the georgetown herald wcdnc muth 284h 1945 mnu oustf imrdim mimiotx luvuvatjui hovbt corn kcrok uafcrroic hilton bdbeobxption ratbb indud atsms and omau o00 a jnr- bmnbot- 6c a rtm will t quoted on ippucauou cturaoni nf t i a aura puuiiher i u mnotltoay 1ubt b bijou editor harold dkvlaoo of qm 4wiwii weekly hewepaper anrlenno n4 tba ontutooiubeo dtitatai of a owna the editors corner everybodys talking about it its always a risky proceeding to write about the weather m an editorial for by the time it gets into print the weather has usually changed however today is such a perfect earlyspring day we can t help effervesc ing a little bit the realization that spring is really here came very strongly to mind this afternoon when we looked up from the desk and our neverending bookkeeping to see a young girl carrying a huge bunch of the loveliest pussy willows she was looking in the herald window and standing there made a picture prettier than any cover girl ever could a few minutes later unable to keep our mind entirely on books we looked up again this tune we saw two small boys going by with bam boo fishing poles over their shoulders and carrying their tins of bait it looked as if thej were heading for the credit valley down mam st south have you looked m your garden yet if you have you know that already the rhubarb is up and nearly alt the spring flowers have sprouted the seed catalogue is coming in for some intense study these days while the garden is being planned with a couple of new varieties of vegetables and flowers to give even more interest to that absorbing and profitable hobbv meantime the warm sunshine is encouraging us to get oat m the great outdoors and clean up the yard now that winter s blanket of snow has so magically disappeared vwed like terfiawmohb m v tow week in our v detri ment we have a letter from a aermoftihan who ha been overseas for some time we were needless to say very pleased to receive it for it showaihat the young men from georgetown although in foreign countries for years perhaps still take a keen interest in town affairs a couple of weeks ago we published another letter to the- editor concerning town expansion which brought forward some very important joints both these letters dealing as they do with controversial subjects to every ones interest in the municipality are of a type only too infrequently received by us your town newspaper is performing its most vital community service when it publishes the opinions of its readers of coarse we draw the line at bringing personalities into a case but we would like to have more expressions of opinions on subjects which affect the welfare of the town ir neil mecormick oldtike vtolnist dies aged 81 teaks nell mooornalck four times champ ion oldttoe fiddler at the canadian national exhibition in toronto died at the home of his niece mis mkuy baitbour huldburg on wednesday morning march 7th in his 87th year mr mcoormlck wa of mghih scottish parentage and learned to nitty a homemade violin at the age of ten he could not read a single note of music but had a remarkable mem ory and after learning a tune once or twice could play it practically note perfect he was also possessed of a keen ear and good touch which en abled him to compete successfully in his class against the best at the o ne he was unmarried and a member of the hillsburg disciple church mr mccormick was well known in toron to checker clubs some years ago as coach for bis nephew the late angus crawford of alton for some years canadian checker champion- in his early life he fanned in the 15th concession of bast oarafraxa but retired from farm life about 36 years ago he was the last of his family the funeral service was held in hillaburg disaple church inter mert was in huxlej s cemetery hhe pallbearers were means a mcdonald dan mcallister lou bearwood cnaj i dyer win meoormtok and dave bur nett uvuueas bob wa bar wallace day statrat is basse with his parents mr and mrs r w starret r b 6 t after sfw ing overseas for three rears born in georgetown he received his education at georgetown public and high schools and at the time of with the artillery in 191 he was ployed with the t w hi co cooksvuiev training at peterborough and peta- wiwh nc went overseas in mfrttlh 1942 and was in the normandy inva sion last june where- he was wounded it the hack he has since been in hos pital in england on january 19th 1m4 he was mar ried to miss annie stratton of dun fermline scotland who is looking for ward to joining her husband in can ada in a few mentha time they have a baby daughter helen anne bdr s arret has a brother overseas tpr russell starret who is a patient in hospital in england afler receiving a roken leg ii hollund ngjffin i wi w gj i m f r watson ixda usa oflftat bonn ttandagr i dr j burns mlne itmfpm xbayi dr clifford red upm sm t h a n a 0 i a n way life 7 ctbunpm ontonxce mafn hi ante mnomatm o p beuwir and auka pbooe luvor i monuments ukkiaam jam uiiiau pollock a ingham dnalgna on bequestphone vms inspect oar work in gregowooi leroy dale kc m sybil bennett ba georgetown phone is down to earth kenneth m langdon barrister sottcttor neftaiy pamfa first mortgage money to ff office gregory theatre hug m1 phone 88 georgetown nielsen the chropractd druafcw thanafct hat tor of vmm dm 1 1 pat dr s e magwood mmn nd in blnfc oakvtlle mwminaat wflffo w b radio repairing we specialize in this work is team a j sanfordson sborobxown 3w j a wuxoughby wiboarhby farm agency head office toronto 156 yonge street adoeosm aodoldest in canada established forty year consult our active city depart ment for that home m the ou7 tom utcwtmjn b yoar local rcpresaatatrn gardening for the fun of it- week end trips in the old family jalopy lazy days fishing by the river these things still stand for a pleas ant way of hie a way of life our men overseas are fighting for today they wont be able to come back to these simple things unless we get down to earth in our thinking and make sore when they do come back their dollar will be worth s dollarl to protect that dollar we must tcalize wow the dangers of careless unnecessary baying we must bay mmfy what we need never bay tun where saw will do we must not evade rationing or price control or deal in black markets if u break tbtsa rmusf oar country the country ostr somurs are fighting for will start on that spiral of prices known aslnftarloa and inflation affects everyone wage earner pensioner small busi ness owner returned soldier thats why its important to take a stand against it now if inflation starts in this country this is what will happen prices will rise wages will try to fpllow along and will never quite catch up soon your dollar your soldiers dollar niay buy only 25 of the things it used tot that is what has happened in many of the countries of the world today and that is why normal living for anyone is impossible in those countries so let s make sure our soldier 5 dollar when he gets back will be worth a full dollar we cannot grve back to him his lost years or lost youth but if we keep up the fight against inflation the man who is overseas can look forward to pleasant satisfying living to the canadian way of life make this pledge today i pladga mysoh to d my pari in flgkttna inflation sy r nd atoldia black mrkcs la aj shape or form rj mad other a m phc stmnflujoa aactvsarca and rr- frtdolnafrotocmreleuaod onoy- itrf barlag i will not bur rro where one will do dor will i bay a new where an old will do by bwylma victory bh and war tupportinn tax anon and ah dinr by all luch mrnurti which will loncrthc com of living and help keep prices ai m normal level jythb brbwcng industry ontario 1 tal ihe dsnacrs of inflation walter t evans ft company twentyfive years established protection and service fire life automobile insurance windstorm accident sirknew travel agencv ocean steamship and inland lakes camber toronto real estate board piione 183 office main st n frank petch licensed auctioneer prompt service phone 381 po box 41s qualified corsetierk j for better olaat foundation garments 1 reasonably priced anyone wishing a fitting or further information phone s3 or call at the boose mrs w mendham ouelph st georget robt p worthy cemetery lettering and monuments phone 276 or write 215 queen st w brampton gray coach lines timetable now d kptw7t dtuht aevina time leave qsobqb7town for toronto tn ul m ul pjb m pjn b 1000 pjn fob lontjog 7 10js ejn m 715 pan j 2j0 pjn b u0 pm 40 pjn x 1l10 pjxi b ban and btiuomjt aaiy z to onelpb dtilr tto mmt 7to ssstlbnl os depot c n r timetable daj light saving time oolno east paasenger 1j01 ajn passenger and mall 1010 am passenger and mall 7 00 pm passenger sundays only 831 pan passenger daily 936 pjn ootno west passenger and mall 847 ajb passenger sat only x3s pja passenger dally except saturday and srmday 6 36 p jn dally except sunday 733 pjn passenger sundays only h83 pjn dally except sunday 100 ajb ooiko north passenger and mau 0q ajn 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