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the georgetown herald wed tiesday evening may 29th 140 born at st josephs hospi tal ouelph on friday may wttt 1m0 to mr and mrs steven skn- i daughter marie cbsire brampton on saturday may 18th lfttf to bdr and un howard vint mp richard ot brampton mark mgr faluv nyc nhana brampton wuuwn oir the old homestead mrs vodden saran cqurton mn puxar cmaxtha brssnpton mis stafford osusabeth walton and mrs wu- 80ct nollie- bramptoa npbwart in general hospital plph on saturday may 25tfa 4m0 stewart aged 76 years in memoriam tost m memory of a loving hus band end father albert t tost who tsed away may 30 1938 ttoute not forgotten father dear nor ever shall you be as ions as life and memory last we shall remember thee sadly missed by wife and family obituary velma toutjbe stewart miss velma louise stewart passed wway on saturday may 25th in ouelph general hospital sfre had been in hospital ten days with a frac tared hip- miss stewart was bom 76 years ago at stewarttown a daughter of the jate duncan stewart she was a member of the family after which the tillage of stewarttown was named she was the only surviving member of tbe family and had- lived all her life jn the georgetown district she attended georgetown united church and the funeral service on tuesday was conducted by rev p c overend a nephew mr j stephens ct ottawa and daughters blanche and ajabel were among the mourners for the past ten years miss stew fit has been living alone bn emery 0treet the funeral was held from the residence with interment in reenwood cemetery matthew williamson a pioneer citizen or the district matthew williamson passed away sud jsenly in st josephs hospital guelph on wednesday may 22nd after a short ffiness he had been in good health tan was striken ftith an attack of pneumonia on sunday strom which he jailed to recover mr williamson was born in 1874 on a farm ji chinguacousy township the on ol mr and mrs mark william cod he married jane h cation who survives and they lived on the third line esqueslng lor a few years after their marriage later they made tbeir home on the firth line esques jng lot 14 twenty two years ago he retired and had made his home in georgetown since that time the funeral was held from his rest dence guelph street on friday may 24th with burial in greenwood ceme tery rev d d davidson of knox presbyterian church took the service assisted by rev c cummlngs of nor val united church pallbearers were hugh black ward ruddell thomas bird joseph watson c goodier and hodgson barnes a number of rela tires and friends were present from clinton goderich londesboro and niagara falls mr williamson is survived by his widow one daughter mrs wilbert cleave of norval and grandchildren helen donald and marilyn he also leaves four brothers and four sisters mr williamson was a regular caller at the office for the herald each wed needny and we wul miss the friendly little chat which we always enjoyed with 1m ho wasalways cheerftil and we come to look forward to his visit on wednesday night he was a life long supporter- of the liberal party as a hobby he was an enthusiastic gardener and great pride in his garden took may weddings peggy taylor married on saturday st georges church was the scene of a lovely wedding on saturday iay 25th wnen peggie taylor onljrdaugh- ter of mr and mrs alex taylor be tame the bride of kenneth westfall son of mr and mrs robert westfall of brampton given in marriage by her father the bride was gowned in embroidered moussellnede sole over satin a anger tip veil was caught with a tialo of orange blossoms she carried shower bouquet of briarcllffe rt and bouvardia the bridesmaid miss grace gummer wore heavenly blue net with lace over petal crepe she carried a fanshaped bouquet of bou vardla the groom s brother mr ivan west fall was best man rev w g o thompson officiated and mr jack crlchton played the wedding music after the ceremony a reception was held at the home of mr and mrs alex taylor mrs taylor received in a navy redingote ensemble trimmed in white with white accessories and corsage of sweet peas rev w g thompson proposed the toast to the bride mrs westfall wore as a travelling costume a black coat with green ac cessories after a motor honeymoon the young couple will lake up rest dence in georgetown your announcer is earns the weeding took place in st georges church of irene eva carter daughter of mr and mrs joseph h carter georgetown to walter lock wood tnbble of brampton rev w g o thompson officiated the bride who wore a light grey suit with pale blue accessories and corsage of red roses was attended by miss florence trlbble sister of the groom wearing a navy suit with white trim jock runham of bramp ton was best man followirg a reception at the brides home mr and mrs tnbble left for a honeymoon in the niagara penin sula the will make thetr home in brampton after spending year in africa im still amazed at the terrible hats women are wearing nothing i had seen in darkest arica compared to the head gear smart american women affect mrs ava h s binder american big game hunter and writer review of royal vtoh ends on thursday june 6 830 to boo pjh7 edst the canadian broadcast ing corporation will present the final programme in a series of four special features recalling happy occasions of the royal vtott last summer these broadcasts have been madejosslblt through the permanent library of the cbc with its extensive record of all the important events of their mo lesties five weeks in canada the voices of the king and queen haa been heard again bringing renewed thoughts of their triumphant tour and giving new confidence and new cour age to canadians at war incidents ofthe unprecedented visit to the unl ed states and the heart touching farewell to canada will be inclsded in the june 6th broadcast which is a presentation of the features depart ment a city mother pioneers malda parlow french a young canadian mother who has re urned to the land to make a future for her three small children is telling her ex pertences to canadian listeners in a series of talks which commence o- tuesday june 4 515 pm mrs french who became a widow while her children were all under e ght years of age determined to return to jhe old family farmstead on the st lawrence originally settled by her united empire loyalist znndparents her talks will deal with the lite un dertaken commencing with impres sions of the arrival back on the land when they took up residence in a ho isc which had not been oc cuplcd for half a century cbl s northern mejwf ncrr from snowdrift north weu terri torles comts a fresh arct c breeze in the form of a friendly letter to syui y brown cbcs faithful ambassador ol the northern messenger which gave welcome service throughout it the winter months ian pllson who has been in the land of the midnlgh sun for sevem years and who has heard the messenger from coppeimlne bathurst inlet aklavik shlngk pom in the yukon as well as from the point ot writing as that with th establishment ot stations b the hud son s bay compan the boys are able lo compart notts at the enj of the broadcasts ai d check qjielrh ot ler messag which adds to the fun ol thtse much anticipated wetk end hellob from the folks who think blubbtr l another word for cr the story of printing on friday june 7 between 8 00 and 9 00 pjn edst the cbc will present a fcaturi broadcast commem orating the 50oth anniversary or jie invention of printing for this year the lads with ink on their fingers and oven in heir elns according to rum or are keeping their quincentcnarv pr ntlng may be described as the art of taking copies by pressure from the inked surfr ce of engraved blocks or movable tpe but that s just the be ginning ot the story the whole ro lome greene the voice behind the canadian press national news summaries which are heard over the cbc each nights 1l00 pjm edst is a native of ottawa and hu been in radio less than a year he gave ids first station call at cbo last october and four mon ths later was assigned to the news in toronto he is 25 years old six foot and a bu holds a ba from queen university and spent two years in new york on a fellowship with the neighbourhood playhouse htai voce is one of the most dbrtinc tire in canadian radio circles and has rapidly become a favourite with listeners throughout the do minion greene was bom in ottawa feb ruary 12 1915 hist 25 years be fore receiving- the coveted news assignment tall handsome and upplng the scales at 186 pounds his rich dramatic voice reflects a schooling in the theatre the lee ture hall and the campus he was an intercollegiate footballer and basketball player majored in french and german graduated from queens in 1937 with honours after a crowded scholastic career which included also the presidency or the dramatic guild lome thought he wan going to be a chemical engineer when he en tered college but radio is his one obsession now ills philosophy is sound it takes hard work to get n hat you want and where you want and harder work to stay there he has had considerable experience in production work in the theatre two or his plays reach tng the finals in the dominion drama festival of 1934 and 1937 ife sing a little plays the piano and writes mniic and lyrics in the popular style in radio he likes best what he is dolnk the newt and commercial announcing ills radio idol is mil ton cross his favourite opera lohengrin which work inci dentally gives him his studio nick name ills favourite color is blue he doesn i smoke now and if someone left him a fortune to day he nould get married tomor new advertisements for sale upright piano circular heater apply mrs ooodlet budget groce teria ltp pur bale quantity ot buckwheat e sale apply george leslie 91 r 12 r od for phone it for sale delaval electric cream separator 760pound capacity twohorse oorn cultivator with discs frank fetch charles 8t georgetown it for sale hot air furnace like new with re gisters and pipes at sacrifice price also one plpeless furnace for quick sale apply h silver main st for sale two 4x6 insulated colony houses for chickens both like new sen for cost of the lumber 8 00 a piece or 15 lor the two phone 320 georgetown ltp tf farm wanted farm wanted in the milton and georgetown district can arrange all cash but farm must be priced right no inflations apply box m herald office it for sate reconditioned stelnite radio for sale cheap e r maffloughlen georgetown ltp applies naturec own prtnr ctpie of support and control tojymtr individual style oc health need by plan which remorea all guesswork for demonstration and consultation mrs florence k curtis king fit georgetown phone 408 tf men and excellent dta3sqx shllxno op portunity exclusive territory rights for livewire ambitious men apd women selling a line of guaran teed quality products send for our plan and catalogue today famueat products company s70 st st montreal tenders for coal tenders will be received toy the public school board for the follow ing 60 tons american lump coal 30 tons anthracite stove alas ooal tenders to be sent to the undersigned by june 10th goal to be delivered early in july 2t p b harrison secretary wood for sale choice beech and maple at s00 a load mixed balls f2i0 a load mixed wood 2 86 a load 283j georietown j bbandford for sale one shorthorn bull 11 months old sired by northlynd matchless prince 224761 also six pigs 2 a months old apply u w early norval phone 74 r 6 georgetown it wanted lady wants furnished room and kit chenette near stores and transporta tlon permanent if suitable and rent reasonable apply box s herald office it work wanted light housework by the day or onth apply miss ethel harrison phone 48 r 13 tf wood for sale mixed slabs and edgings 2 00 per cord 4 foot lengths draw yourself from the oakville basket co limited phone 31 4t for bent choice suite of three rooms bath and cellar independent and very com fortable apply at herald office it notice the p oen clydesdale stallion woodbank lad will stand at his own table lot 12 5lh line esques in g at i eson ble fee a neilson stark phoi e 99 r 22 georgetown 2tp for rent f rnished flat 3 rooms with kitchen me separate bathroom and small bal con j also lovely front room for tight housekeeping furnished if desired large clean and very comfortable mr watt queen st apts phone 256 georgetown it assessment appeals townshd of esqdesing take notice that a court of revision will be held in the council chamber stewarttown on monday the 3rd day of june 1040 at 10 o clock am standard tune to hear appeals against the assessment roll of 1940 i m bennett 2t township clerk order please order we are about to eonsnwnee aymh a th s is away gam of husfhter with sons sketch skit ballad and ballet patterned after one of the honoured traditions of the jfnr the music hall proftramme of the cbc has a lefton of loyal supporters from coast to coast after an absence of nearly two yean let go to the music hall has returned to the sir with most of the fat ill lis reestmblisfaed and others due to join the roster any day pictured above are some of the principal chars 0snra who have been a mlili q afafai on saturday nlchts to entertain kind friends in front after the m of gtmb ether great star of the balls who brought hone fame to the shrines of song in years gone by tmn left fcs the versatile george fatton in bowler and cravat ready for bis tent before the unidirectional nncro- wfeseh snubi t cause mm some co on the right is a rehearsal picture with donna conway sean fatten lottie cotter frank wsddmgton the chairman yvonne miller and pat bafferty polishing a immsm b thoeentre is the nlresurt ptsdncer george temple and to the left pat rafferty assumes the role of sssftgmwl esswn looking on benignly as be puffs a good cigar is the courtly chairman and lower centre are tm swssbst fftnew jointer in the chorus m m turonto on a saturday evening and would like to see the music han programme aad take can btalntkketa f or tt gto the munfcrhau by writing to station j and enjoy the mbwt- tsiiinil st beard over the cbo nation network from toronto every mantle history from the middle the flftctnth century with some refe ence to 1 c knowledge of the craft in china ions before that v1 uilt v 1 in 1 1 broadcast which has been irrinrtd to coincide with the ilebnt t of the lnksters at roval york hotel toronto melodk ssae from troops soldier- a utile reticent about ex preying their affections to svee hearts tt home will have now as their ally genial sand macphcrson bbc organist who will say it with music on a spoclal prepared half hour from london for he is to be the 1940 courier of love tor the canadian troops and every third sunday at 3 00 to tdo pm edst sandys carta dian half hour will present se ec tioiis requested by the lads of the do muvlon forces the first broadcasl in this st rles was heard in canada on mn 19 the next will be on june 9th praiw lor cbc h overseas lnit the b lish newspapers are tossing bouq lot at cbc s bob bowman for he unaffected and llvelv manner in which h is presenting tile story of the canadian torces overseas lo the relatives and friends at home and one wrl er took time out to hand the men of tht canadian units on inquall led compliment for their talent as t nttrtainers claiming that the lads trom ti e dominion could show profes slonil n ic artists the way when it comes to serving up songs and skits with the troops in england mon days at 8 00 to 830 pjn ed6t is th ho ir for the rendezvous here in cm ria and the cbcs national network is where the curtain goes up fnlarced news schedule the news schedule now available on cbc i ontario network is as follows an arly morning regional bulletin nt 7 30 am edst a clean up of km nor tan t overnight news a morning billolln at 8 00 ajn as formerly a mid mor ling bulletin at 10 00 am edst a noon broadcast at 12 45 pjn i edst an tarly afternoon bulletin at 2 57 pjn ejdqt a late afternoon bul letlii at 00 p m an early evening dinner time bulletin at 6 30 pm edst a midcvening bulletin at ll pjn edst a late evening summary of the days news at 1100 pjn edst and a final bulletin at sign off time 1v7 pjn qnsftturdayjhe midevening bulletin is scheduled at 925 pjn edst the sunday schedule gives bulletins at approximately the same time in tervalfl as the weekday service la 8 00 am 9 00 am 1100 ojn 1356 pjn 257 pn 6 46 pjn 9 00 pjn 1100 pjn and 1167 pm edst the cbc has also scheduled the bbc- news direct from london at 12 00 noon ed st as well as the usual bbc news at 45 pjn edst this bbc news ser vice is now continued through sun days opera star wtth prom rosa pauly the dramatic soprano continued on page s for sale eggs and poults from blood tested ontario approved bronze turkey breeding flock eggs april 15th to may 15th 30c ea may 15th to end of season 25c poults may 1st to june 15th 4000 per 100 june 15th to end of season 33 00 per 100 mrs g laidlaw georgetown ont telephone 91 r 13 your eyes the public are getting to know our new low pbjtce fob glasses j is a real bargain for the high quality glasses supplied why pay mobe than our new low price our eye examination has al ways been thorough as we have the finest equipment and over 20 years experience the people whom we have served are com big back to us because they real ise our eye service is best come in and let us show you the newest styles hi glasses au at city prices consult 0 t walker ro eyesight specialist who will be at us office over the bell telephone co main sl georget the second wednesday of each month r you may consult o t walker at bis office in brampton phone georgetown 67 brampton s99 lard salada tea coffee erlrtvr browv label 1 o with free tamoler rf chase and sanborne 1 lb tin 2ib i7c 39c 49c ke1xoggs krumbles 2 pkgs 25c kellogg s com flakes 2 pkgs 15c pears 10c bnn alley brand plums 10c smart s lombard graham wafers 2 lb p 25c tasty cream sodas b p 25c tomato juice aylmer 20 oz tin 3 for 25 mild canadian cheese lb jg pickles 25c matches 3 for 19c perfection brand sweet mixed peanut butter 2 lb 25c bulk r1t7 32 oa jar salad dressing 39c waxpaper 3 rolls 10c white or n 3 os westminster toilet tissue 4 rolls 25c made by geo weston ltd toronto brown bread sunlight soap 2 for lie lifebuoy soap loaves 15c 7c lux flakes 9jc 23c pineapple seed onions dutch set 2 lb 19c multipliers 2 lb 15c asparagus bunch 5c green beans 2 for 25c 2 or 29c and 2 for 35c cabbage lb 6c radish bunch 5c 66 c