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pass 2 the georgetown herald wednesday may 8th 1929 kykmmmmcmkmtjmtmcbcmtmkkm mareuaflert wattmackjeat at a church oeorbrtowii on saturday may 4th 1020 by rev f h wue margaret mackl to cfeorsn watt dcathh colman in aeourelown on satur day may 4th 1030 edwin colmah ratted 73 yr ii trios 3days in memok1am hantshonne in lovliia memory of a dear son thomas llartshonta who enter into rest may 11th 103ft no montlnu dawns no night returns but we remember tlie tiumw left behind are very dear but none replaces uvea and through the bates of heaven vour arms will itretch some day to welcome uiose who are urlevlnv for you who lias mated away ever remembered by mother lily and prank toronto mamie olen- wllllamn and will ism alabama if you lequike a new fixture for your bathroom lh m sbimm wees plumbing electrical wiring and sheet metal work moffat and meclary electric ranges rh thompson c0 phone 46 georgetown college view garage an uptodate auto repair shop prompt service workmanahip guaranteed repair te alt hake af com gas oils onuw eta affjulle asul cay battarisa kaakaswa4 a brunton college view phone 336 georgetown roal master jflj t here are three nujor lesruies to wwinw j j choosing lire fitvm f v new car economy saterr a and freedom from trouble- flcttr m other tire in the world will re- 1 turn os many miles per dollar as the ccly royal master the royal master insures safety from blowouts and punctures not one royal master in a thousand will ever puncture not one in five thousand will blow out under two years of service willi royal masters you will enjoy carefree motoring not only this year bur for a long time to come www royal matters cost more thsn iny other tire made and you cannot expect them as standard equipment on your new cur any dealer will however be glad to equip your new car with royal masters as on extra you will find the addi tional cost one of the best investments you luve ever made you are tieter far away from a dominion tire depot father and son banquet an iruplrlntf father and bon ban quet was held in the school room of the baptist church on tuesday even- ins may ifilh the tables were boutv tlfully and beautifully spread for fifty and were filled the guests of the evening were mr r d warren and his two sans ernest and carey their presence was a refreshing memory of earlier dayi and their speaking and slnolna was a soul tonic ernest thrill ed his audience with sang that were applauded and encored mr r d warren in fine speech full of pleas antry and wisdom told the story of the founding of the geontetown church and then of the denomina tional work be ins done now the church here was orccanlted in 1847 with rev john clarke as pastor in 1810 the present building was opened when rev c penin was pastor and dr it a pyfe the preacher the de nominational work at present in all departments is progressing in iplte of difficulties and opposition the mess- ago was timely and heartening the toast hit of the evening was opened with the king proposed by chairman rev a n frith and receiv ed with a hearty ood save the king mr nixon cole in a thoughtful and witty speech complimented our hos tesses on the beautiful decorations and delicious viands mrs reeve re sponded with assurance of the ladles joy in serving so good a cause mr dflvles sang flee as a bird in the absence of eben frith through lllneu mr charlie kirk ad dressed the dads expressing the love and gratitude of the lads and pledg ing loyalty and cooperation mr a reeve and mr wu thomson ipoke in behalf of the fathers there in terest in and ideals for the sons pro moted good will and a better under standing in the absence of mr eek mr 8 kirk very ably and tastefully addressed the sons he believes the generation of boys is not a whit be hind but fathers must learn to adjust themselves to new conditions wat son wlnfleld and lewis laird respond ed with modesty and good judgment mr w smith in his toast to the churcji reconlied the vorth and work of the church in history and called for renewed interest in the work here and now mr w b peck responded with added reasons for patient loyalty dr watson in speaking to our queiis presented mr r d warren as an instance of a man who had risen to a place of trust and influence through diligence and luthfulnets he bos the absolute confidence of the denomination his judgment carries weight and he holds the confidence and affection of the entire body mr warren apreclated the cordial welcome given him and had rapt at tention as ha told the interesting itory of the great work being dona by the baptist convention through its varied boards a delightful evening closed with grateful doxology town council collar or acviaion jirnc tauv- tnnioai hkmth omen tendxak uurlanatiqn oratm bubinbsw council met on tueeday evening with mayo dole in the chair reeve mclhtyrv mid councillor mackanale dsvla unty prr cleave wmil minute of previous meeunga read and eonflmied sir wm thompson of the staple imi dairy uked council for permis sion to run waste water from cream ery into town drain prof mutt mr john allien my hepburn and mr a leslie waited on council asking that the elahth line south of town be repaired as the road way la in bad condition council will endeavor to luve road put in shape chief tuck addressed council re new uniforms for firemen mr annus duncan asked for the use of the park for a public school meld day on june 3rd the request was granted on motion of cleave and parr mr fred ucnally on behalf of the orange order asked for the use of the park for a weld day on july 13th the request was granted mr if r minima on behalf of the lacrosse club asked counell far grant in order to clean off debts outstand luff against club moved by mackelutle seconded by davis that the masonic lodge be granted the privilege ot closing john st to through traffic on may 31st from ouelph bt to mekabb st from 030 to 13 pm carried a communication was read from elmer o thompson re accident to mrs thompson caused by defective sidewalk on mill st dr c v williams tendered his re slgnallon as medical health officer for georgetown a communication was received from dept ot public highways re repolr- of highway on ouelph bt kst moved by parr seconded by me intyre that a court of revision re as sessment of lug be held on june seth and that tlie court be composed of dale mckensie davis cleave and bessey carried the list of accounts passed will ap- pear in our next issue counell adjourned to meet friday 10th at b pm georgetown- thoa j speight norringtons saturday treat nutty caramels a delicious chewy caramel with nuts and coated in a rich chocolate regularly sold at soc saturday trot 25c lb weekend chocolates make a purchase of these fine chocolates every week you will be de lighted with them they include caramels assarted creams peanut clusters etc weekend chocolate 35c moirs cocoanut toffy kisses a special purchase of these has made it possible to let them go at a very low price for this line of goods special 25c lb mothers day why not give smiles and chuckles or hunts vour mother would be delighted with their superior quality bole agents for than una chocolates in oeortetown arthur norrington mais st phone 89 pttblic school board the board met on may 1st mem bers present were r b poulls chair man mrs p w cleave a h dun can p d mcnally and b harrison the following accounts were passed hydro electric sa5 hydro electric 401 o r muckart 1j1 georgetown herald 380 reports were received from mrs parr school nurse and mrs preure attendance officer miss ryan was appointed a member of the entrance board the board expressed its sympathy with the family of the late miss nelson who previous to the close of last year had been a valued member of the tea chlng staff the usual quantity of flowers will be provided for the grounds the pield day for the school will probably be held on june 3rd golf the annual meeting of the ladles section of halton golf and country club was held at the home of mrs o t mckay on saturday may 4th when the following officers were elect ed for 1030 president mrs j a wllloughby captain miss ii lawson vlcecapt mrs j l thompson secretary mrs o b hodgson convenor of onmes com mrs p b coffen convenor of social cora mrs j mcdermld the opening day will be held on wednesday may tth new members can obtain information from mrs hodgson or any member of the execu tive mrs miller will be prepared to serve tea at cedar crest on opening day members are asked to hand in three score cards before june 1st to obtain handicap ashgrove the april meeting of the w l was held at the home of urs w j alex ander and was an interesting meeting after the opening exercises by the president mrs e wilson the roll call was answered by what x am mast thankful for a piano aelecuan was given by mrs alexander after which miss applsbe gave a very helpful ad dress on the insutute and its possi bilities this was enjoyed by all a piano duett by airs r ii wright and mrs a ruddell was appreciated mrs john oomes demonstrated stencil cutting which was very helpful after the social hour the meeting was brought to a close by the nation al anthem it was a real pleasure to have miss applebe present and listen to her very able address minasti a lvsafisas hta o far weetera tlweden hlnakl lodge on the transcontin ental line ot the nn1lan national railways in the deep forest country of northwestern ontario 113 miles east of winnipeg provides a wonder ful stopover for travellers to wes tern canada the rnagiuflelent lodge is equipped with everything that makes for mod em comfort ride vou can golf or play tennis hike loatlnc and i easing break in your long journey ask any canadian national rail ways agent for literature and fulluj- formation swim or go boal ft pleasing thems plenty ti do andlt will bete break in clljbnwilliams mrs jos weaver underwent a seri ous operation in ouelph general hos pital on monday lost she is improv ing as rapidly as could be expected it is time our cltlsens called a meet ing to took after our cemetery mr lindner manager of the glen co has certainly mode a large im provement to our village by fixing his mothers day service- will be held in the united church next sunday the ditches along our roads would look better clean how about a dean up weekt mrs robt hui and daughter kate pent sunday with her son mr ed hu1 in toronto mr cecil barth spent the weekend with friends in toronto mr joseph beaumont has returned home after a pleasant trip to europe mrs brockenshlre and ton mr w broclterishlfe of port hope spent few days at the home of mr k y bsjrraclough mr eddie mcmaster of the toronto police force is spending a few days at his home here on friday night of last beta of the ladles aid and their friends of the united church surpris ed mrs j marsden when they met her home to bid the marsderj family farewell on the eve of their departure for their new home in woodstock the following address was read and mrs marsden wu presented with a sherbet set tllenwullams may 3rd 1030 mrs j marsden dear friend it la with a feeling of sincere regret that we have learned of your removal from our midst words fall us to ex press our feelings when we think of the loss to our ladies aid and our church here made by your departure from among us your happy bright face and kindly helpful presence will be missed more than you will ever know you could always be depended on to ail your place with acceptance and delight to all while we will miss you and yours we know others gain by our loss we asure you dear sister our very best wishes go with you your husband and children wherever you go we sincerely pray gods richest bletilngs on you all in your new home and as sociates as a alight token of our loss and good will we ask you to accept this small gift from the members of the aid and friends of aienwlulanu unit ed church signed by the president and mem bers of the ladies aid obituary mrs thomas shields an old resident of snelgrove died on may and in the person of mrs thos shields who made her borne with her daughter mrs john crosier at mea dowvale mrs shields was born on i farm at ashgrove in 1844 so that she would be afl years of age at her death she was a daughter of john graham an irishman in laftt lubeoca gra ham married thomas shields and went with him to live at seventeen on the centre road that was her home until eight years ago when aha went to meadowvale to keep bouse for her son edgar the fax farm rancher when the infirmities of old age grew upon her she went to the home of her daughter mrs shields was a undly motherly woman who numbered all her neighbors as mends mrs shields was a lifelong methodist and since the union a member of the united church she is survived by one daughter mrs crosier meadowvale and two sons edgar of meadowvale and oliver farmer snelgrove and by ten grand- chudrcn mbs e c shook a familiar figure and highly respec ted resident of georgetown and dis trict for threequarters of a century passed away at her home here on monday april 30th in the parson of mrs elisabeth coventry shook aunt betsy as she was known to her nu merous friends mrs shook was born in chlnguacousy in 1141 and has been a resident of the district ever since deceased has been a lifelong member and worker in mount pleas ant church she is survived by one daughter miss a shook of detroit and two sons j a shook of carleton and william shook of detroit one brother david coventry in sua 4tn year also survives and la living in van couver do the funerai took place on wednesday afternoon whan the ser vice wu conducted by rev dr dickie assisted by rev mr caldwell dur ing the service mrs caldwell sang ootid night beloved sleep and take thy rest the paubearers were w t evans w o anthony h lyons mr suverthora mr watson d bom- ervllle interment took place in greenwood cemetery carl af taaaks we wish to thank all our friends and neighbors also the mh- of the canadian taglon orange and true blue orders for klndnesa and sym pathy shown us during the din ass and i death of our beloved hnihsnd and our fslhermrs e oolman and family obituary edwin tcndy cotmah after being in poor health for the mut six months mr edwin oolman amlilarly known as tvddy pejued away at his home here on satitliiy lamt may 4th in his 74th yenr de ceased was born in taunton kntrlatxl and came with his parents to toron to canada when very young forty- nine years ago lie was married to sus an oroiamtn who with a family of three sons william of buffalo james of toronto albert of peterbora and two daughters mrs herbert ambrase and mrs james u mcuohon of to ronto survive one sister mr e flnnegan or toronto alw lurvlves the deceased came to georgetown 3fl years ago and was well known and re- hpected througltout the community he was a good neighbor and kind father and husband deceased wan a member of tlie canadian militia for over 40 years and served on bugler in the last north went roll rebellion he wu a member of tlie orange or der true bluei canadian legion and wu snare drummer in the town band for many years the funeral wu a military one arid took place from his home on monday afternoon to green wood cemetery the service being con ducted by revr a n frith and r f boyd chaplain of the legion mem bers of tlie legion and orange order attended in a body and the bring squad wu under command of major c j cummlnss the pall bearers were lt col o b ohlsholm mc u col g o brown v d major g b 8 cousens mc major l grant major h earl cant j r barber the service of the orange order wu read at the grave by worshipful mu ter a robinson the tut post wu sounded by bugler gordon buuier- lond there were numerous beauti ful floral tributes dr george e megvire dr george e mcgulre prominent slmeoe dentist died very unexpected ly from a heart attack saturday night may 4th he wu round on the side walk a short instance from his home on norfolk street south he liad pent the evening with his brother dr william m mcgulre who u re gistrar of norfolk county and an ex- president of the royal college of dental surgeons and ot the domin ion council after returning home he had evidently started out to visit a neighbor when the fatal attack oc curred he was in his fiftysecond year and leaves his wife and five young children dorothy marjorle william nora and george the fami ly came from dunnvllle to slmeoe about seven years ago dr mcgulre had identified himself prominently with public affairs here particularly in connection with the board of educa tion of which he had been an active member for several years he wu a member of trinity church a promin ent mason and in politics a conserva tive before coming to slmeoe he had practiced dentistry in dunnvllle for about 18 years there he likewise took a leading part in community affairs having been chairman of the board of education a putmutar of the masonic lodge put pirst prin cipal of the chapter and a bhrlner besides his brother two sisters sur vive mrs john price of slmeoe and mrs haltey sack of warsaw 111 the family home where the late dr mcgulre wu born wu in stewart- town halton county a masonic funeral wu conducted on tuesday afternoon at 330 with interment at oakwood cemetery olive may nelson a gloom was cut over the communi ty of mono road when people learn ed of the death of olive may nelson beloved daughter of mr a nelson deceased had been in indifferent health for some time and in spite of the best medical skill and kind and efficient nursing she passed peaceful ly away on wednesday morning may 1st she wu a member of knox pres byterian church caledon eut and a very faithful and consistent christian for her to live wu christ but to die wu gain of an affectionate and pleasing daposition she will be miss ed by many friends mr o nelson mrs j r campbell and mr alex nel son sadly mourn the loss of a devoted daughter and loving sister miss nel son hod spent the greater part of her life near mono road except for some years teaching at flesherton bethany and georgetown the funeral service wu conducted at her fathers home friday at 3 pm by rev lockhart pastor of hnox church and wu attended by a large number of friends and relatives in terment being made in the family plot in caledon eut public cemetery many beautiful floral offerings bore mute tribute to the high esteem in which she wu held those who ex pressed sympathy in this way were father gateaajar brother alex and sister mrs j r campbell wreath pupils georgetown public school form i sheaf georgetown public school staff sheaf bethany public school teachers and pupils wreath gordon and aueen speers spray margaret madeline and grace speers spray mrs henna spray mrs p wamock and lua speers spray mr w l judge and marguerite nelson spray james warnock and family pray friends were present from bethany toronto milton and orangevllle f l just when wa tutuv fsntf ataxic ef uaej car 0 btf j hi away down la coxa a lot aacarat talons m averx jst when w tutuv our atrxlt ef uaext care hi away down la cotaa a lot tatcarat talons fa on the spring ejeswrieai of o ch relets and they are certatcdy the fin eat asnartaat bunch of used com wavftaaan 1st many a lcoagtla best govlaatheara tlsaynavatsga atkl when you look over the cat assd tea tna tmsoat youtl ftealna they wttt gs fat coat la tcaagbt or at eoeas a you cat this chaivce to aava iloaukra on a bbally good car it too utttaattl to btiat eiuasa 1 926 chevrolet sedan 1 928 chevrolet imperial sedan 1928 chevrolet ton truck 1923 ford sedan j n oneill son phon 14 gtorgalown authorized chevrolet dealer she is not dead the child of our af fection but gone unto that school where she no longer needs our poor protection and christ himself doth rule in that great cloisters stillness and seclusion by guardian angels lead safe from temptation safe from sins pollution she lives wham we call dead norval the nerval womens institute held their annual meeting at the home of mrs joseph hunters on thursday may 2nd the secretary read a splen did report of the post years work there is a balance of over us the following officers and eamlmtteea were elected pres mrs stuun vlee- pres mrs wm reld the sectrtaa myrl early was reelected by accla mation directors mrs louis laird jr mrs a davis mrs h olsrrtdge miss it- smellle musical committee miss c mcpherson mrs a m brown mrs joseph hunter flower com mrs h lyons mrs hewson jr lunch com mrs l laird jr urs a m brown district director miss h smellle after the election of officers took place mrs o u brown favored the gathering with a solo and mrs bhsne an instrumental solo lunch was then served by the hostess stewarttown last friday night was sects night at the aypa being the last social night of the season it was decided at a former meeting to invite the par ents brothers sisters and friends of the members and hold the gathering in the town hall beginning at the ususl hour of is there was a good attendance and every one seemed to enjoy themselves a short programme was given consisting ol a short ad dress by the rev mr boyd recita tion by miss d watson of nerval and solo by mr o english mr boyd very ably outlined the alms or the society pointing out that along with their religious teac they were encouraged in their social times as well alter the programme the older guests enjoyed an hour of progressive euchre while the members entertain ed the children by ploying games in to which oil entered heartily the winners of the euchre were men col o o brown ladles mrs i m ben nett and the consolation prise went to sam mtlshsm lunch was then served and the rest of the evening niled in by dancing the music being furnished by mr and mrs w o appleby the time went all too quick ly and at 1 oclock they dispersed after singing ood save the king- this open meeting was an experi ment and it was decided when the society reopens for work in the fall to hold more of them unbeam chick starter makes chicks live thrive grow sunbeam chide starter b tale for baby ehklot and produce rapid growth it 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