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v rtt page 2 t la no difference in results uoatn the georgetown herald wed netday evening june 8th 1932 okkiiaal ouelpta general hospl- uu on sunday june 6th 1932 to icr and mrs a j oneill oeorge- town a son john william town council on edward died mccanrlahat oeorgetown thursday june 2nd 1932 mccannah inhls 81st year hancock at the isolation hospital toronto on tuesday june 1th 1932 florence alice hancock aged 24 years dearly beloved daughter of mr and mrs ambrose hancock jr obituary try us 4- and see 81 sm red rose tea at reduced prices red label 25 lib urange i ekoe 3o 2 lb new meal market in the wilson block main st georgetown opposite the post office a full line of the choicest meats at reasonable prices vegetables canned goods butter etc we solicit a share of yonr patronage and guarantee our meats the best procurable writing phone 27 georgetown l lifetdwr rings we have arranged a very special showing of bridal and encage- merit rings so that these rings which hold lifetime sen promt and significance may also pro vide lifelong loveliness and sat isfaction we feel thai tn view- iris and comparing rings of such moment as these you wul wish to see every type and de sign that is correct and desir able at one visit j h jordan xjmtre confident youll see the improve- i j vy men in your prints when you- lefiis haveyour films for photo finishing superior workmanship andt efficient equip ment make good results a certainty give you clear brilliant snapshots expert en larging promptly done too give us atrial danns drug store phone 327 georgetown mccaix an btmkkick fatkrn8 n a robinson butcher choice meats poultry batter and eggs at right prices ws dtuvat every saturday ffloke georgetown luru n a robinson butcher norval ont jl alice eugene srlrws an illness of some six months in hamilton hospital alice eugene beloved wile of oeorge spires passed away on may 31st deceased mad been a respected resident of george town for many years coming here with her husband and family from oakvule besides her husband she is survived by a family of two sons and one daughter charles of acton mrs atkinson ivy and fred at home she was member of the anglican church and the funeral took place from her late home union st on thursday afternoon the service belrjg conducted fly rev w q o thomp son tbe pallbearers were win- hayes john oliver j lucas a bos kill h wright h walters there were numerous beautiful floral tributes from neighbors and friends the re mains weie interred in greenwood cesnetery meotno qp baltqn roys work boarir the halton boys wort board wrdch is an interdenominational board to supervise work among boys in halton county and which consists of rep resentatives from all local churches desiring to cooperate beld its second annual meeting in st pauls united church milton on june 8th gordon lapp field secretary of the ontario boys work board was present plans were laid for sending as many boys as possible to the district camps pinecrest camp at nerval and camp erie heights and for sending leaders to beausoleu leadership training camp in georgian bay the ameers for the coming year were elected chairman rev r- w ruraley georgetown vicechairman mr atkinson ap pleby secretary phil rhymes burlington treasurer jack rush milton chairman of sports and camps oommtttee oeorge mckshwy bur- kngtop with an assistant j d god frey georgetown chairman of organ ration commit tee rev mr nell hornby plans were made for another hal ton tuxls softtoall league with north and south divisions this will be com menced in a week or two watchmaker georgetown jeweller on their next visit worden knox opticians 179 yotoge st toronto are offering the following specials in glasses tkvtsnhle double nsionatasse8 complete in ail shell wine or twotone skull frames only sim complete r double vision ouobes in line dark or crystal rims with temples to curl behind the ears only smjm oasapma amoxji vision auassbs complete in any of above frames curved sfbctap sos these prices iml a thamagbi estanunauan by eaw esprrl lies be ready for june 15th edward mecannah an old and respected resident georgetown for many years in person of edward meoannah passed away on thursday last june and his 81st year deceased had been resident here for many years and was station agent on the old hamilton north western railway and later oc cupied the same position on the grand trunk and canadian national rail ways he was an enterprising cttisen and took quite an interest in town affairs he built several fine houses on queen street and was living in one of them alone when he passed sud denly away he had no family of his own his wife whose maiden was clara bailey dted some years ago the funeral took place from his late residence queen st on monday afternoon when the remains were in tarred in greenwood cemetery the service being conducted by- rev caldwell of limehouse united church the pallbearers were m- l near w moore a l squires charles watson h stockford and s kirk georgetown june 7th 1032 council met with reeve cleave in the chair and councillors cummings davis gibbons parr and speight present minutes of the previous three meet ings were read and confirmed mr a j oneill addressed council asking council and oftirlals to a meet ing and banquet of the legion a brampton friday night further road work was authorised at comer of ouelph and john streets ofhnfwnlrtwn- ere read ram de partment of public works andlabour canadian blower and forge co a e wflson co ltd and knox pres byterian church georgetown moved by davis seconded by parr that the presbyterian church be granted the use of the park for garden party on the evening of june 16th 1932 carried moved by davis seconded by gib bons that the tender of toe george town lumber co for putting doors on lire hall according to sketch and specifications be accepted car ried moved by cummings seconded by gibbons that the treasurer pay the following accounts h learchment ww sts s1s4w a hunter ww4 ks s0 w c cunningham park sfcoo h tfarchment wvj sts mj ed brwin sts v 650 jas harding sts 11 jo w c cunningham sts 715 h marchmient ww- sts um ci stacey wjw 800 a hunter ww 380 h tfarchment ww sts 1800 c stacey ww 159 a hunger ww 1500 bell telephone co town ball x7s bell telephone co mutt office i5aq bell telephone co chiefs res 5jo georgetown hydro are hall 75 georgetown hydro town hall 8 georgetown hydro ore alarm 1 georgetown hydro ww 139 georgetown hydro ww power 43j3 dr c v williams expe re convention 1500 w r- watson board of health 130 a livingstone good roads 4300 georgetown lumber oo sis tbi king calcuim products sts 2x50 a e colman good roads 350 s walker repairing sidewalks 12816 canadian brass co ww 7jd copeland chatterson co station ery 15 fred sinclair town truck 1445 bailey bro garage town truck 5jp j n oneill a son flre protect uon j n oneill a son are protec tion 3ss r h thompson sc co wiw ts 2u richardsons hardware ww wm ward court aervjees e c thompson court servloes a j blackburn clflets suit 5500 root eaaon gravel 4036 moved by davis seconded by cum mints that we do now adjourn to meet at the next regular meeting at die call of the mayor carried georgetown- athletes win boys work board meet the interchurch nations athletic contests held under the auspices of the toronto boys work board at too broadview tjmja held on june 4th was a big success the contests w- of the group type based on the scar ing tables of the canadian standard efldency tests ten church groups were represented georgetown taking the hlgnrnt honors with 433 points birch cliff crated second 433 points dcmiands united third 419 points the next to order were olivet baptist birch cufl united trail ransers king stret united boys club parkr dale presvyteriaa danforth dnttred hlucrest churcn of christ and st georges united the individual high scorer were 1 fred loot of da forth united 003 points x ken ric hardson georgetown 681 points 3 frank smith olivet baptist 641 points i tne following best records in single events were made by georgetown boys co yd potato race bui maclaren 19 seconds high jump ken richardson 4 ft 11 in running broad jump fraser mlmrms filed with f foot danfortn united h ft ii in other georgetown compethor were jack maclaren bruce kennedy steven emerson ted arnold oeorge rlddafl lovwille wins title in dramatic coftefet lowville united churoh league won the championship over bbmby may 30th in the dnal dramatic contest held in connection with tne halton pres bytery young peoples leagues series carried on throughout the winter the palermo community hall was filled to capacity with representatives of most of the 20 organisations winch bad entered the competition the winners presented dece hornby try ing them out both were one half- hour playlets the former league was the champion of south halton and the latter winner in the north the judtges were members of the hamil ton presbytery b cook c robinson and a mathewman mr scott of hamilton executive spoke briefly presented tne banner to lowville mr nein of hornby install tine following officers president bert aueit burlington vicepresidents m wr worth of hornby miss olffen of ashgrove and c fothergul of ap pleby secretary miss a klngsb palermo treasurer n langdon of waterdown wjcs mkatinq the regular monthly meeting of th wjmjb of the united church held on tuesday afternoon june 7th the home of the president hut tnere was a spk- and everyone enjoyed the in spite of the fact that on account of tne cool weather the meeting bad to tie rew indoors instead of out as at brat snttrtpatrrl tne annual l was attended ijandan liaiivalliia augjauum gtv l try the group in charge the next jeattnjrsi to be held at the home of mrs barry dafloat on jury 5th terra cotta we are informed that the buaj- riu fuel co have reorganised and are iresuming operations here and bono to run at capacity of 20 tons of coal per day we are sorry to learn that mrs dawson is on the sick list and nope soon to hear of her complete r now for a crop of june brides mr and mrs earl huntley of glen- williams have moved into mr wtn dawsons bouse on main street mr best has moved into miss mc- leods house on church street we are pleased to learn that mr r if starret of the 10th line who has been confined to bis room with bloodpoisoning is now convalescing mr- p pioot who for same years has been a faithful cnjr section employee here has been transferred tj kllworthy muskoka and have moved to their new home in kirworthy we are sorry to lose such kind and estiav able cttisens from our midst but we au join in wishing them en success in their new home in that northern country mr c mensuy has purchased an uptodate truck and reports doing rushing business success to you charlie mr h mcnally of glenwiniams was a pleasant caller in our village last week ma j l crame reports doing rushing trade in his quarrie at pres ent we understand that mr and mrs e sknpkins and daughter edith pur pose leaving terra gotta in the near future to make their home in eng land mr and mrs slnrpkins have been residents of our village tor number of years and we are sorry to lose such good ctttaens one cannot help in passing throngn the viljsfe to admire mr davishs beauutul sumtner home beautifully uluninated with electric lights a still more beautiful is the flatter gar den situated along the river credit anyone passing through cannot help but admire it mr and mrs dawub came out from toronto on saturday and will take up their residence here for the summer acton quiet simplicity marked the funeral services of the late reeve oeorge bar ber of acton which were held t friday afternoon a brief private ser vice was held at the home friends from wide district assembled in knox churcn for the s v there which was conducted by rev h l blmue afa among the county and muni cipal rutiriali attending were county clerk h m pettit deputyreeve ai- pelby of bsqueslni mayor j b mi senate and reeve h qteawe of george town coupty engineer roy smith of oakvule wardeo beadhead of 9ei- son and exwarden e m readbead exwarden irwin of muton mr d b hutchson former county treaaur- of muton oouncjuor l l muum of esquestng reeve duncan canvp- bell of nassagaweya reeve ourrte of esquestng county registrar geo hui- mer of milton the pallbearers were councillors j ntaol w d mcarthur oeaatb oowie and b jones clerk h n farmer and mr j r anderson aaonw the floral tributes were offer inga from the family the acton council and clerk halton count council acton public school board acton public tbhittra commission acton retail business mens associa tion the cnr boys the boy of acton baseball club acton oltisens band and mr and mrs a h b hop and family among the friends of the family from outoftown who attended the tonetal were mr a mrs j l mcoalg mr and mrs prank barber miss betty barber mr don ald barker mr wm leachman to ronto mr and mrs halton lelshman hamilton c ml and mrs amos newell milton mrs john wooding mr and mrs wedoerthrrrs kuhou mr m mrs l w hewitt stratford vacs haggarty of ouelph free press golf news ladles day wednesday june tat at the oov unks was in cftarge of mrs motjerold ana mrs oioisnaoa play lass conrmenced at ajt and was asrved at sjo at oedar crest the prise wtaners were miss mildred flstsj mrs ooffln and howo o taonm- presentations mrs w ugu and mr hugh menalx1 ttak uati- ttkclmknts about thirtylive members of st georges cnoir nwt at the home of mr and mrs w f bradley last fri day- evfcoug june 3rd lor a social gathei ills and to do nonour to mrs walter kigg nee wlnnlfred knight a recent urtoe the early part of tne evening was spent in games and ooutests in wluch ail merrily took part mrs wallace thompson mrs wilrred preston won the prise for a nower contest intn the gathering was called to order and the rev w g o thompson w p bradley and j a thompson choirmaster present ed mrs klgg with a beautiful bridge lamu lrom tne members of the choir chouoiaster thompson in a few well chosen words asked mrs rlgg to ac cept the lamji from tne choir as yeats of faithful service as a member and hoped that she would oe able to continue for many years to come be en behalf of vpe cnotr wished her and her husband many years of hap piness in their new life mrs rlgg thanked the choir for the beautiful gilt and said it gave her great hap piness to be rernemtaercd after the presentation a very dell clous lunch wasfterwed by the ladles of the choir under the able manage ment of mrs wallace thompson mrs w p bradley and mrs smv kemde toe members of the cbolr uianked mr and mrs bradaey or the use of their home wherein a very pleasant evening had been spent and in appreciation rendered for they are- jolly good feuows on monday evening june bththe teachers and officers of st georges sunday school and their tlrenda numbering about sin all met in the st georges mens dub room the occasion was a very happy one as they wished to make a double pres entation to two members- of their staff who had recently wed namely mrs walter rta and mr hugh mcnally the carry part of the evening was spent in the club room playing games then all present aotjrjurned to the sunday school room for refreshments a delightful lunch was served by the lady teachers under the supervision of mlas annie thompson the superin tendent mr fred mcnauy called the gathering to order and announced that he had a very pleasant duty to per form he called on the rev w g o thompson to present mr and mrs lions club news the lions club of georgetown held their regular fortnightly meeting at the georgetown inn on monday even ing about eighty per cent of the membershhy were present the dinner was splendid after the wast to the king presi dent peller called anon lion rev bui thompson to do his duty lion tnampson on behalf of the george town lions club then presented white canes to three blind ciusens of our community as a token of the respect felt toward them by their fellow citi zens lion bill grant introduced to tne club mr blaster and lion bill long mtroduced messrs coo and ellington these gentlemen responded to the in troduction and thanked the lions club lor the gifts and expressed the wish that other clubs would do the same to help the blin4in other communities the white cane is fast becoming tosen of their appreciation of her the badge of htlndoess and serves as a protecunh for the bearer when pass ing through traffic all motorists are expected to exercise greater care when a white cane is seen crossing the street the georgetown lions club are the first to carry out this idea in ontario clarence bters named town clerk of oakvuxe at a meeting of the council held april 5th 1932 it was moved and seconded that miss ryan the collec tor of rates be instructed to notify all those who are in arrears of water rates that if the same are not paid by june 15th next that their service will be d and steps rlgg with a fernery from st georges taken to couect the arrears then sunday school in appreciation of alf owing mm riggs faithful years of service in the noble work of tba finday schbol mrs rlgg thanked the mem bers very much tor then- lovely gttt and sincerely regretted that she would not be able to contxnue her service rev mr tnampson then presented a beautiful bridge autna to mr mrs hugh mtfnauy as he said to light them through life and wished hem every happiness mr mcnally fifci the gathering very much and hoped to be able to continue as a teacher of st georges for many years the rector and superintendent both expressed their sincere appreciation of hp loyalty and cooperation of the staff of george sunday school mr mcnally ttumked the ladies for their part in the evesstnga programme and a pleasant evening was brought to a close with the singing of- the national anthem ljmehouse miss i neilson spent the week end at her home in peru mrs b- asutn visited friends in orton erin and badinaf ad last week end rev h caldwell has been attend ing conference of the united church in kitchener during toe past week mrs caldwell was unable to accomp any him as in former years owing to the very critical condition of bar mother mrs hitching the following are some of the week end visitors in the community mr and mrs w mills and children of toronto at mrs lepoldertas mr and mrs john aiiu and children of toronto at mrs swaeks hammers mr and mrs r holmes and sons and mtas hill and raymond visited at their brothers mr a hill mr and mrs a l marshall and eileen muiiiii wm and ralph and miss rdw mimnall of toronto at mr r marshalls mr and mrs j brandish and fami ly of esqueslng visited mr and mrs a kjrkpatrick on sunday mrs a l marshall and eileen are spending a few days at the borne of her mother mrs mcdonald our ball team must have been tn al condition on monday evening when they visited georgetown the score was 34 to tn favor of the lime- house team keep up the good work boysl rev k maclcan of wlngbam win occupy the pulpit of use presbyterian churcn on sunday june ltn we are glad to report that mrs c gale who has been ennte in is greatly mrs a cooney and son of toronto spent a day or two at the old home last week- mr and mrs muuere have greatly improved the httle plot in front of their home it wui be a real beauty spot later tn the summer when ther flowers are in full bloom bastnowi in the stone quarries is very slack at the present time for the benefit of all concerned we trust things will soon open up again church news rernerober we are en daylight sav ing ttm next 8aoday pastor wui preach and on june th the rev k mar nan will oeeurjy the oulpll si ocartws ctuweh rev w o o tbononson rector third sunday after trinity holy oommunion 8 am sunday school 10 am matins ii ajn evensong 7 am st third sunday after trinity holy communion 0 jo am sunday school 3 pm evensong 3 run the qui guides win parade to service on sun day afternoon at the conrluslon of a close session of the oakvule town council friday night it was announced that clarence byers of oakvule had been appointed to the- vacant position of town clerk and treasurer out of thirtythree ap- lleations received the salary ts sj5o0 and the new appointee i expected to take up his duties at once card op thanks we wish to thank our friend fo the floral contributions and syrspacny extended to us in our recent sad be- reavement by the death of our be loved wife and mother mr george spires and family notice re water rates it is therefore the duty of the superintendent of waterworks to shut off au sen l not paid for on the 16th day of june by order of council the man who exn the desire to se as weu as he used to should have us eramine his eyes with a view to prescribing lenses that will correct his failing sight we will correct all eye deficiencies that are not actually caused by a disease of the eye the usual eye trouble is imperfect focal accommodation of the crystal line lens this trouble has vari ous ramlflcations that we can prescribe glasses to r h a stein sa ii to p b balhwia- at danas draw store every canadian pacific railway and steamship company reduced rates on all sailings n to and from europe special weekend fares good going friday noon returning following monday midnight- elmer c thompson phone i19w and j georgetown agent for guruud white star and allied stearnshipcbrnp tripaitatranged on tne great lakes y seed corn we have in stock the- best varieties of seed corn and the price is right let us supply your needs turnip seed also all kinds of garden seeds georgetown flour feed mills w cbessey pbone 195 ge ladies have you tried lillicos permanent waves they are guaranteed our prices are the very lowest for the class of supplies used aid like all our work you get real personal attention for appoinbnent or farther iiu call at ullicos or intone 278j or 278w georgetown vvingc af ctm mtmg m tat m m 7ul 4fr pmt switch to cafrolls quality economy phstxan itcm uftlta win pavaa neeutva proof fast yova awviag yew apt taaet at i iijlliig for i swam a yaw asad ulii mjiu carbv atoi fancy biscuits 1jh be 31c sod biscuits l 15c fine tea spci lb 99c coffee oawahowaavsad tk 4sc atr hahea caarch rev r w rumley minister norman laird choir leader 10 am sunday school and bible classes 11 am laornlng worship t pm bvaning service the mlnteter tn charge cape w bradvtv lieut j sunday next stmdaw school at m aja hnlhmsa rainlhlg ix svav sunday school and bible dnss s njn salva tion illuming at t pjn tueaday t m leagua oadlas meeting wed- djb pubttc innllm ah the sunday school meets at 10 ajs ts mntlnutt the study of joseph and nvbratnrer hibv worship at ii axo and t pjra ths luawwjuwiil of oddfellows anu tm to ata i tne imsilin atrrtce epectalmusac and avavsage the toung r union meets on mrssdaw at pm to study ttortat as nan of fraupjf carroll s clarks pork and be ant- 14 pag soap 5 35 suced bacon lb16c cvjrwajta old cheese lb sic s i 1 shoe polish g baa 83c shumilk w 15c v blueberries fawjla 10c qvaltine rvtk wt cmw t dajntyjjnch kraft velveeta todoy f7e mb syrup 16- li n sweet milks 2 fee 23c pickli1 ta- hk 32oz lacavsa hi i i sq5pathc i i lemons per do pananas main street 29 grapefriht 4 for 25c 3ab2sc orars per fjox bsc 40c c mk7 georgetown r-t- t i r n s3ij