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pass 6 the georgetown herald wed needay evening february 22nd 1939 x xbbu radio repairing it years experlenee we specialize on this work j sanford son obobcanown m used car values below an nstea a few sedans 1938 chrysler royal o d heater 1937 chrysler imperial 1937 prymouth deluxe 137 chevrolet master deluxe 1938 chevrolet master 1ss5 graham paige super charger 1939onryeler 8 traveller sedan 1934 chrysler airflow 1934 bmok special beater coaches twraplane custom 1937 terxaplane 1937 vted custom 1937 chevrolet trunk 1935 pontine 6 beater 1934 omsmobue 6 heater 1935 ford deluxe 1934 plymouth 1933 font v9 coupes 1937 hudson opera coupe elec tric band radio heater 1937 hymooth deluxe 1936 plymouth mine 1935 terraplane 1934 ford roadster heater and new rings trucks 1937 ford 2 ton platform 1935 international w ton panel 1935 chevrolet is ton plat form 1934 fort 2 yl dump hydraulic boh 1934 ford 1 ton panel 1934 gjrlc tractor short wb heifernan motor car co sraorrrs oakaoc guelph ont department of municipal affairs doing good k is juudly a oose ot rags to riches but the picture or municipal financing in ontario has undergone a marked change since those dark days of a few years ago when muni cipalities of this province were in default to the tune of 101000000 today many of these munlciplalues which were then unable to meet their contractual obligations are able to sell bonds bearing interest at 4 per cent and 4m per cent with a slight pre mium in the open market this proves that the whole basis of muni cipal credit has been un to a paint where these municipalities are financing on more favourable terms and in much easier fashion than in to p this altered picture k due chiefly to tbe work of a small group of municipal experts or the department of municipal affairs a branch or the ontario government which canur in to being only four years ago when tbe department was organised it found that thirtyfive municipalities were in dire fltwni straits and the affairs of many of them were subject to what was then known as commit tees of supervisors their own fin ancial structures had collapsed and besides failing to meet debenture pay ments some of them were even un able to care for the needs df their own people and render necessary civic services thus was born the department of municipal affairs each of 35 municipalities was plac ed in the hands of a department of ficiala supervisor who worked with the elected and statutory officials to solve the problem under the super vision plan each municipalitys bud get and tax rate had to be approved by the department of municipal af fairs while the department acted at tbe same time as a mediator between tbe defaulted municipality and the bondholders thus with the support of the government of this province it was possible to literally haul these municipalities up by their own boot straps l today more than 65 millions of the original 101 fhfmff have been re funded mimiripai credit has been restored to many ontario munrdpau- ues whose borrowing fflrryj- had i san been in jeoparfxr xanh ttaksngtk ment of municipal affairs suds it- wa self in tbe somewhat straiejobtubn you of having a group of solvent bavetel- palities demanding that they be kept under surveillance it is evident says hon eric cross minister of municipal affairs that these municipalities appreciate tbe service tbe department has ren dered if this is a true indication of the feeling prevailing throughout on tario and there is no reason to doubt that it is the trend and de sire of taxpa seems to be toward tbe government exercising more sup ervision over municipal taxation and borrowing it had been our intent en to remove from supervision thom municipalities which had been taken out of default with refinancing plans but in view of the strong protests of these same municipalities and other interests we have decided to continue the present responsibility of supervi sion as far as they are concerned during the past year mr cross added his department s hope that many municipalities in default would regain their solvency has been realiz ed the general improvement in on tarlos tthmimpai picture is evidenced he said by decline in the total municipal debt of the province from 494433956 in 133 to 430 000 000 in 1937 banks and churches the brmum statements of the banks and the statements of the churches are coming out these days both in their way indicating the re lationship between pr finances and future security port arthur newschronicle no trouble at all immigration official im sorry but there s been a mistake here weve got your hah- down as dark in stead of blonde modern young lady oh thats all right will you alter it or shall i selfexpression br rat sapkhbtenf c wheeler syndicate ino wnu service im afrahtyoull find my ba bies mischievous said janet sturgis when amy had washed away the stains of travel p s h a wl ex clinurt claimed mrs wil kins their mother cuadt ottl that n theyre more intelli j m m gent than most chil sto icten and have a grntr nped of ex chine8c canckbbs popular b is not every year a new game or fad sweeps the country as have tbe chinese checkers which were recent ly introduced last year it was tick ing the bticksi but today chinese checkers are enjoying a great popu larity it is quite easy to remember the hours devoted to jigsaw pussies by everyone when this game swept the country old and young fitted tbe pieces together to make pictures some of the pussies were large some were small but the fad caught the fancy of the public and the race was on while chinese checkers are not en- tjbdy- new in idea from the checkers usually played the number of players has been increased from two to four and even six may play the more playing the better the game un like tbe ordinary checkers chinese pressing themselves being somewhat familiar with her sisters offspring whose mode of selfexpression was not always agreeable to a visitor s taste amy wilklns unlocked her trunk without comment but the lid was barely lifted before two beautiful children rushed into the room and threw themselves upon her with such force that she gripped the bedpost to keep from falling not so boisterous junior be nice elsie admonished their mother gently aunt amy isn t used to your roughand tumble treatment i guess im not permanently damaged announced amy by the way ive got a dolly and a fire engine where shouted junior where shrieked elsie in my trunk if in five seconds the contents of the trunk were on the floor the children had found what they were looking for and had scampered down the stairs i dont understand their be havior today said janet they re usually so good you mustnt expect them to be too staid said her mother after all little folks must express them selves everything is in order again said janet picking up the last ar- tfcle of apparel and dinner is waiting fred will be glad to see cbeufcera area- shape board having six points and from each point a player may start and move his wayacross to tile opv posite point the first getting all his balls into the opposite point wins no balls or men are removed from tbe board long jumps are possible which puts uutt added bit of punch into the game and makeett exciting even ftthose jkbft have never been checker shpty who diaccaned the game invented it or worked oat the details is not known but at bxt appearnce it ap pears to be a gune that should take a place in the home for quite a few millinery wool basque berets and beimels the latest in winter millinery for mixes and ladiea at reduced price misses claridge maw street georgetown herald block upetafrs fred murmured amy fred sturgis will s brother he lives with us a couple of weeks later amy wil kins sat on the porch wondering why she had rashly promised to spend an entire summer with her relatives those imps have rumed every thing ive worn so far she mourned and janet and will and mother excuse everything they do on the ground of selfexpression she picked up a book just as fred sturgis emerged from the house and sat down opposite her amy bowed stiffly enjoying your vacation he asked and added without waiting for an answer youd enjoy it more if those brats were a thousand miles away there they come the little flends looking as if butter wouldnt melt in their mouths amy saw them junior was car rying a heavy ciub and elsie a pointed stick both so winsome and sweet that even their disapprov ing relatives marveled and while they marveled the youngsters ar rived on the porch and junior brought his club down on his uncle s head while elsie s stick made a hole in her aunts silk dress give me those things com manded amy indicating the weap ons they held she grasped elsie s stick and threw it over the porch rail imme diately the child was at her heels screaming biting and scratching the commotion brought mrs wil kins out of the house a picture of petrified astonishment mother will you make these lit tie pests behave demanded amy its easy to see announced mrs wilkins coming out of her trance how little you understand children give me that club junior like the little gentleman you are but in the excitement of the mo ment the little gentleman failed uk distinguish friends from enemies as bis grandmother approached his foot swung forward and caught her in the stomach she fell into a chair gasping the next time juniors leg shot out it knocked a tooth from his uncles mouth and cut his lip thoroughly exasperated fred sturgis flung the box across bis knee administering a more thorough punishment than had ever fallen to his nephews lot elsie too came in for a little chastise ment after which the children stared at their uncle with mingled awe and respect but their good behavior lasted only until they saw their parents in the distance when they scrambled down the steps with the agility of monkeys their screeches rendingihe air well be murdered for tbisl amy whispered ill die happy returned fred with a grin amy laughed but janet and will were already on tbe porch their faces aflame with righteous indig nation i think said amy it will be wise to take an early train out of x have a better plan than that announced fred whats that harry me and find a little home for two here it not a bad plan she agreed provided the home is fax enough any to discourage too frequent vis its from little folks who must ax- press ttanssehras cannot overcome example in spite of every effort to teach them good manners children have a habit of acting like their parents quebec chronicletelegraph hello jimmy says auntie w walsh low rates for farm homes nutrition op the school the medical officer of the english board of education gives first place in his report for 1s37 to problems of nutrition among school children a feature of which is tbe provision of milk and meals he points out that tbe consumption of a sufodent quan tity of milk is in most cases the key to the improved nutrition of the school child over 90 of english boards of education now provide milk hi some form or other and over 50 of elementary public school chil dren receive milk either free or on payment of a halfpenny for a third of a pint under tbe mllklnsehools scbeme m 1937 44400 school child ren obtained meals at tbe school tbe report quotes with satisfaction the constantly grow evktence that pasteurisation nas no significant effect upon the nutritive value of milk this will be news for tbe opponents of pasteurisation who day by day find tbe ground supping from beneath their feet hubby would if every woman could do what she- wished to do who in tbe world would wash the disbce transcribe to transfer the substance of this is transcribed you hear this daily many times over theradio it denotes a reproduction of frsmgersvoice an orchestra a symphony or a famous orator jkjshpfour ideas on advertising and sales promotion re quire transcription too a major part of the service afforded by a modern printing plant lies in its ability to transcribe with type and ink and paper the 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