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hrv- t v the georgetown herald wednesday nov i at 1930 the georgetown herald serving the communities of georgetown glen williams norval uhbbouse hornby 8tewarttown ashgeovb balunafad terra cotta subsrclptlon rate s2s0 a year single copies oc each advertising rate quoted on application walter c biehn publisher and editor mary h blehn appelate editor garfield l mcgilvray carey herrlngtoyi jr staff leslie m clark doug caldwell we herald is printed each wednesday attortjoonln the office on main greet georgetown authorized as aecdnd class moil post office dept oltaws members of the canadian weekly newspapers association and the ontarioquebec division of the cwjja v the fiditbrs corner no 4 in aeriesof historical articles taken from n jj893 edition of the torhto daily mail the anglican church x st georges episcopal parish was established in 1852 the first church occupied nearly the same site as the present one- the first incumbent was the rev thomas w marsh who died suddenly on his way to europe he was a mart much beloved by the people and was in charge here for four years he was suc ceeded in a few months by the rev charles dade for merly mathematical professor of upper canada col lege then followed- in the order named rev j g d mckenzie rev f a omeara rev- johnston vicars- rev c c johnson rev arthur boultbeerev g b cook rev robert caswell and rev graham adams the present incumbent the rev rural dean fennel has been in charge since 1887 it was during the incum bency of the rev- arthur boultbee that the beautiful st anne edifice shown in the illustration- was built st georges church occupies a prominent position and commands a favourable view of the village it is sur rounded by extensive grounds which could be made very attractive arid it is the intention of the congrega tion and incumbent to beautify them as soon as prac ticable the congregational church congregationalism was introduced into this dis trict by the rev stephen king still living in toronto the infant church with its- young minister met for worship for the first time on the first sabbath in 1843 service was held in a school house which stood near where the olcfcaawmill now stands after a time ser vices were held in the wesleyan methodist church standing on the site now occupied by the church of christ in 1861 a frame building was erected known now as the old church and which in i 877 made way for the present sanctuary a handsome and substantial stone building which was erected at a cost of some 6500 it is in the gothic style of architecture with a spire and belt the interior is exceedingly neat and attractive almostjhe whole of the south end is taken up with a very handsome stained glass window in memory of maria barber at the opposite end is an other window not so large but equally beautiful a marble tablet records the fact that the late mr jas bar ber served the church in the office of deacon for the long period of 34 years the rev mr unsworth now of toronto was pastor for nearly 30 years the present minister is the rev d mccormick who removed here from kingston about a year ago a first in advertising for the first time in the history of canadian agri culture farmers in one specialized branch have banded together for an advertising campaign which will use newspapers magazines and radio to boost sales of dairy products it is a new departure for canadian farmers and a spokesman for the dairy farmers of canada pre dicts that it is bnly the beginning the plan has already been working successfully in the states where several million dollars is alocated jannualy by dairy farmers for a sales campaign one important difference in canada will be the use of weekly newspapers to carry the sales story over half of canadian weeklies will carry the opening cam paign and next year an increased advertising budget will add most of the remaining papers the advertising is designed to tie in with seasonal surpluses and to push products like butter which since the introduction of margarine face strong competition from competing products i dairy farmers have pledged a percentage of their market price to support the new plan and have hired a prominent ontariq farmer who has had a ex perience to direct the campaign fina plans are now being made and mr o w shugg who is in charge of the scheme gave full details of how it will operate to weekly editors who attended the annual cwna meet ing ift quebec city last weclc v hard on the editor the old saying you cant pledsceverybody is true when it comes to the new bylaw which provides a one week period between nomination meeting and munici pal elections in place of the two weettperiod as former- iy the fact that nomination meeting has been moved from friday to monday night puts the editor on btjbtrial bowling lawr scarlett top bowlers last friday friday night saw the fourth meet- ins of the 8toam industrial bowling league the misfits and legion imperials and lome scots band played from 630 to b the third place misfits added seven points to rnrent success ihoir tamungb banti t l the cubs and scblits turned out in inn 70 spark plug for misfits was good numbers to canvass the town sheldon lawr with a high slvigle of in support bf their organization s05 scoutcr robert j smith was in the imperials also carried away charge of the organizing and with 7 points when they played the the assistance of ladies of tho scout lornc scots band itoelcy lorusso auxiliary and members of the scout was strong support for the band ploying o solo effort in tho first gamt while ted scarlett bovled a 273 single for imperials in the b to 030 group provincial took seven paints from ltmehouse aiid allioncb won a 52 victory from lawn bowlers- w p bowled 1270 single frtrthc losers high single honours go to shell lnwr w1tha05ifor a throgome to- tnl o 080 following close was ted scarlett with 273 ovid also 880 for three games j games scheduled for this friday are fl30 to 8 impcriolsallionce provincialmisfits r to 930 ljgionlimohouse lawn bowlerslorne scots band committee ond many boys the day came to a close with a gross receipt of 240 00 t thrfnk you citizens- of george town and- vicinity for your encourr aging generous support on apple duyi ls us thank you ladles focthc morning and of tcrjioon luncli served to the scouts and qubs on apple day i on thursday october 26th the leaping wolf cub pock met with the scout troop andboy scout com mittee for a social evening the cli max of the program was tthe im- prcssive going up ceremony j which was heir for cubs ross mc- gllvray paul mockemlc tom dob- bie grant emmerson keith traccy billy oates who were received from the pack into the troop scouts bill hardman and middlcton were j presented their second class badnes scouts don livfngstonc john wlnficld ond wayne gribbcn are assisting rev j m smith and doug norton in the leadership of the little beavers cub pack verdec family moving tod i soon to lethbridge with i pfg8 high school news w convert in two plu scott gained 30 yards for chs by j mcd intercepted a pan on a a on tuesday october i7th n oc- 1 plliy y georgetown hlbltlon game of 8man rugby was inthe final quarter the played with aulslori at georgetown noteworthy plays were a 24 in the first quarter brethlt got a run y mcchcsney for milton i touchdown for alllston which wasl 8 yard loss on a fumble unconverted j milton the final quarter in the socond quarter smith of hort about 5 or 8 minutes du allistdh ran 43 yard after a fumble misunderstanding both by scott shortly after this wright nnd schcnk were recovered scm ui t f air ont to i th ga iston after which their convert agolnl tailed soon after this scott ton scn dnce was held ae friends of the norman verdecs j will be interested to know that they are moving from cooldolealberta to lethbridge next month the verdecs left town this year to make their home in the west mr verdec was employed with provincial pa per ltd before leaving town the boy scout committee met ac the home of the secretary ver non mccumbcr on thursday even ing among otner items of business plans were lajd for another dad and lad hockey night at the maple leaf gardens a shininr bee was held inst johns sunday school room on fri day evening when parents com mitteemen and auxiliary members met to polish apples when a total of 2s bushels had been polished the rroup enjoyed movies and lunch ernest forrrave on behalf of the committee paid tribute to the ser vices of mcsdimcs reg broomhcad r hnrrimon and j m smith who wer responsible for the cooking at the cub camp each of the ladies was prescnte dwith a scout locket as a token of gratitude holy cress rc church rev ft v j morgan 1st 3rd 5th sundays mass at 11 am 2nd 4th sundays mass at 0 am nerval and unlen presbyterian churches rev j l self ma bd norval 10 am sunday school 11 am public worship union 2 pm sundoy school 3 pm public worship a 0 yard plunge two plays later hutchinson completed a 4q yard pass to thompson on a sleeper ploy aftdr two more plays thpmp- soh went over r for a touchdown hutchtrhisscdthe convert the only xvorthwhic nctc in the third quar ter woa a2s yaifd pluige by louth jn the last quarter thompson- rc ccjvcd o 25 yard pass from hutch inson antl f after jtbempton plunged over for a touchdown hlitcm nsbn missed the convert so the final scoro was 1010 tv on thursday october ianvcor- getown played 6 mqn rugby at milton milton kicked off ghs lost possession of- the ball on the milton 40 yard line about two plays later walker ran 50 yards to the georgetown 2yard line walker plunged for a touchdown there was no convert when milton kick ed off again- gillis made a lovely catch while running across the field tho only events worth noting in the second quarter were the fum bles milton fumbled and lost 18 yards georgetown fumbled and lost possession of the ball milton fumbled and lost 18 yds and before long milton lost 5 more yards on a fumble in the third quarter milton jum bled and through some brilliant running gained s yards mcchcsney scored fov milton but again there ing to schedule on the nlghtl friday the 20th there was a f godd crowd with students from i mjlton and asjon tfou know cl enough to make you wanv tojl your home town the student cll actually made money on dance about 30 after ol oxpj even if the vice president andl treasurer dul havtf to- walk after this success the student til isthinklng of having a sometime next month lets it isnt vetoed i heard a good jolie the day something about pete and and jack but i cant rememb maybe you had better ask al fair board holds euchre and dance the fall euchre and dance sored by esqueslng agricult society was another event thirty two tables of players attended last thursday i in the community hall at ste town prizewinners at cards george c brown thomas bn ridge mrs edgar lyons and blow acton attest cards hulls orchestra played for ing l directory r dr j burns adlnx xray dental surgeon georgetown phone so i j the winners in the apple day basket contes were 1st prize i bruce denham 2nd prize cub i rodney hyde 3rd prize cub tom i forgrave the boys receiving the lucky tokens were cubs billy oates and charlie davis the prize for collecting the most money will ko to cubs danny martin and melvin broukhtnn our thanks to all who cooperated to make apple day a success and n special word of appreciation to ad vertisers in the herald for their renerous publicity church news st grorcrs church archdeacon a c tlionijwon rector twentysecond sunday after trinity sunijay school hi am holy com munion 11 nil am wa corporate communion fven- minn 7 of- pin st alhans church cilrn williams twentysecond sunday after trinit i sunday school 10311 am evensonu and iitany 300 pm norval charge v of the united church rev alex cowan ba glen williams 7 pm public worship norval 1100 am public worship natal hornby and stewarttowa anglican churches rev j e maxwell ba lth st pauls norval 730 pm evensong except 1st sunday in month holy communion at 11 am st- stephens hornby 11 am r morning prayer extccpt 1st sunday in month evensong at 3 pm st johns strwarttown except 1st sunday in month evensong at 7 0 pm dr clifford reid ljjs djs dentist telephone 410 main street georgetown lever and hoskin chartered aeeennubta successors to jenkins and hardy 1805 metropolitan bldf 44 victoria street toronto el 9131 mr in 11 nallinatad charge of thr tnltcd church william a glbb minister ralllnafad sunday school public worship churchill 11 am public worship 11 am sunday school melville 2 p in s mday school 3 pm public worship leroy dale kc m sybil bennett kc mill street banisters and solicitors georgetown phone ib nielsen the oiitopractor druglkss therapist 37th year of praeuesv lady attendant mon- tues frl s8 9ma wed sat 29 and 80 h over daflnl stata ceergetowa khaaa 1iiw con8cit j a wuloagfabvov r t complete real bsta service head office tori 158 yonge st ad 0c08 city and cenntry panas sssd szaall ai indastrul and business properties tom hewson is your local represenuthrsi phone s32w st john i inilrd church rev j m smith minister n laird director of music sunday school 10 am let us make it a 100 ior cent day morning worship l am stand uon thy feet is 11020 a evening worship 7 pm is the life everlasting just wish ful thinking john 14 this is another of the questions placed before the minister by mem bers of the congregation grorkcloxvn baptist church sunday november 5th servtces al 10 am and 7 pm mi- fred jllard of toronto will preach sunday school 11 a wednesday pm prayer s knox and limeheoae presbyterian chnrehes rev alex j calder bj knox church 10 am sundoy school 11 am public worship 700 pm public worship 1 llmehouse 130 pm sundoy school 2j0 pm public worship the bpot for giving adequate preelection news coverage for several years we have made a point of not only reporting the nomination meeting in detail but of running a special feature meet your candidates in which pertinent information about each office seeker is itemized it will be difficult though not impossible for the usual three or four columrjs to be written and set on the meeting itself though we have always counted on the weelcend to do the job thoroughly and accurate ly it may not be possible however to give candidates the benefit of a news writeup inasmuch as the qualifi cation deadline will now be on tuesday evening white it is too late to amend the bylaw this year we hope that next years council may see fit to return to tne friday nomination because of these factors langdon and ayuworth barristers and solicitors notaries public kenneth m langdon georgetowr fihst mortgage money to loan offices roxy theatre bldg mill st phone 88w georgetown james f mcnab babbismt soucitob notary ptjbijc norton bldg ualn strsot ls frank petch ijcensed xucnonexr prompt service phono 391 qeoffsttowb po box 413 am your eyes for hotter and mote comfort able vision consult r m bell mr u radio repairing we specialize in this work 25 years kxpwianoaj j sanfordsoi phone georgetown h monuments pollock cami ss water st north v o a l t designs on rsaissrt inspect our work is greenwood comotary c w saye dtbt oppoams apkmfton rvunst otoss 1mw i