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thb georgetown herald wadnmdw amurt lflh ih motorized delivery prescriptions called for and delivered davidsons pharmacy telephone triangle 73048 chatting 0 there are probably a good many people who will rem ember mr and mrs edward g wodson who used to summer here in the home of the late my nd mrs francis pollock temple road- the wodsons lived in tor onto where the late mr wodson was music critic for the toronto evening telegram for many years while vacationing here mr wod son wrote frequently and fondly about arcadee as he called georgetown iv co many fine tributes toihe excellence of our lome scots brass band were often included in them too real compliments indeed coming they did from a man who made a career from the study and apprec iation of music thus having refreshed your memory you can the better enjoy with me a letter i received from ju frefoea for our holidays i will explain a little later on why i have been so tardy in acknowledging it o enclosed in mrs wodsons letter was a snapshot of their daughter elaine taken in the garden at pollocks cottage in 1933 i can remember elaine starringjn a play written by her father mid produced by st geor ges choir at a big church garden party held on the grounds at the side of the church u i recall cor rectly she sang in the alto section and was pillar of strength in the choir when its ranks were deplet ed by summer holidays about three years later el aine went to england to further tier career in the theatre and she has lived there ever since in her letter mrs wodson catches me up on news of elaine by telling that elaine was six years in war work in birmingham near coventry as you no doubt know both birming ham and coventry were badly bli tzed the cathedral was badly bombed elaine was in the com pany who did the christmas story from the crypt of the cathedral with the altar formed by a burnt beam we heard it there in cana- i da over the radio elaine was in the ministry of labour in birmingham and besides fire watching at night she had fifty women uhder her and if for instance you went to her office and said you could work one day a week in a factory el aine placed you where you could do the best and in a factory if possible now elaine is in charge of training small children who take part in the services of st aidcns anglican church near gravesend kent mrs wodson always looks forward to hearing them perform on her frequent visits to england along with her letter sent a book which belonged to her late husband since it deals with the development of the gov ernment of britain mrs wodson thought it would be especially in teresting in view of the queens visit to canada and 1 certainly found itso i was especially in trigued with the reproductions of 16th century engravings the scr ies of four included one entitled election entertainment by which postelection parties in this day and age are tame im quite sure canvassing for votes and the polling booth both convey an air of excitement the latter pats our modern voters to shame three centuries ago apparently the people were practically falling all over themselves to cast that prec ious vote the last engraving cal led chairing the candidate loo ked as if everybody for miles ar ound had turned out for the fun of a big parade however the book is a really serious study of the british consli- tion it concludes by saying the crown is the only symbol common to all the countries of the com monwealth with its mystical sig ni personfied by our q which particularly explains thai tug of emotion that affected the great majority of us canadians when hrh and prince philip vis ited us irojuly my honest op inion the beautiful joyce notwith standing having spent some seven dmehouse 1st birthday means party at sinclairs randy scott celebrated his 8th ibirthday with a party for about a dozen little friends last week the wms met at the home of mrs gjflby on thursday evening last week eleven praise nt scrip ture was read by mrs leferlnk and mrs gisby led in prayer mrs ieferink also prepared a bible story which she read mr kirk- patrick read a paper on work cus toms in parts of india text word voice was answered willi a verse of scripture following the meet ing the hostes served lunch carol sinclair spent a few days last week with his aunt mrs bird in toron mr and mrs chas mather miss julie mather and mr- jack wnlson have just returned from two weeks holidays in florida observing mr alex humes 81st birthday mr and mrs campbell sinclair on saturday entertained mr and mis hume mrs bird of toronto and mrs birds sons and daughter and their families at their farm home here mrs kourfhlcy has returned irom brandon bringing her mother hack to make her home with her jean findlay holidael for a week at arkright visitors mrs wilson wiley with the pat tersons last week and on sunda lair ballinafad church services are conducted by yp mrs norton sr and david retur- i ned home last week after a month visit with other members of their family in british columbia miss john norton a nurse at the vancouver hospital returned with her mother for a holiday at her home mrs e perryman and her grand daughter carol bryce left tor win- ntpegthis week xo visit mr and mrs robert hepburn mr and mrs harry himes of gait spent a few days this weckat the home of mr and mrs a ffimei patricia and brenda colwill of jarvis are visiting this week with the jamicson family while alan and murray are holidaying at jar- vis miss brenda barnes daughter of mr and mrs e barnes and who hasbeen nursing at the vancouver hospital returned home last week prior to her marriage later this summer thewa met for their august meeting at the home of the presi dent mrs george edmunds who int absence u m r mmc- enery took the scripture and wor ship service plans for two quilt- ngs were made and the ladies also decided to make a quilt for wel fare work mrs d mclcan pro gram convener gave a reading and conducted a flower contest lunch committee for the meeting was mrs t given and mrs j lllackf with the hostess and mrs himes assisting j the evening auxiliary also met thib week ffcr their regular meet ang at the home of mrs a mrtsn- 1 cry i the church services on sunday morning at all three churches on the ballinafad charge were conduc ted by the young peoples orgatm ation it was a very worthwhiv service of- worship for the faithful few in attendance and on thefr be half we would say thank you and congratulations the following inemhers of the group took part in the service diane swindlehurst rdbert kerr and michael hamil ton miss margaret davidson of acton also sang two lovely solo accompanied by miss helen lands- borough i a group of interested friends and relatives of rev j a kirkwood saturday evening with the showing ballinafad it was disappointing of slides which jimmy had taken not to see more uf our young peo- sincc fhc time of college days up pie in the village out on this occa- until the present i sion as they missed a very special he has acquired around 70 pic- treat lures but had certainly picked a air and mrs willard sanderson fine choice to show to this partic- and family enjoyed a holiday trip ular group of his friends around over the weekend were enter a med in thechurch on tv trouble phone tr 73376 remember with wigo tv is a specialty not a sideline wigo tv appliances 32 main street north mr and mrs wm coleman of toronto with their daughter mrs douglas scott ry bob wierstra of acton wilh the lefe rinks june jean and velma radburn of arkwright are holidaying with jean findlay mr and mrs joseph mcgowan and mr and mrs john mcgowan and children of barric with mrs a j smethurst- mrs wodson very kindly 1 preciated teen summers in the pol- j were mr and mrs charles si locks cottage here needless of wclland to say the wodsons and the pol locks were very good friends and in her letter mrs wodson asked if i had read the books writ ten by mr pollock that is the reason ihave been so long in ack nowledging her letter before an swering i had hoped to be able to say yes i have to admit thafc my summertime reading has inclu ded only one bitter honey sc far but i do intend reading his others wilderness honey which mrs wodson recommends far above bitter honey jupiter eight and the woods rider after all it isnt right not to read books written by the only fullfledged author geor- 1 getown can claim my only regret is that i didnt read them during j his lifetime mr and mrs pollock lived so quietly and unobstrusive- ly i am quite sure very few people realized he was a writer mr pollocks books are nov- es the bitter honey story and i would assume also wilder- ncss honey contains vivid des- ciption of how a large apiary bus iness is run and how bees are handled this is knowledge gain ed first hand since mr pollock ran a large apiary during the blossom season it was while mr and mrs pollock were away at- tending to the making of honey i that the wodsons occupied their home here mrs wodson still lives in toronto but visits frequently p 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