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the georgetown herald wednesday evening april 9th 1941 this wbek only stjg home remedies toiletries rubber goods stationery candy and drugstore guuuiiosat half prices maccormacks drug store phone 327 we deliver georgetown bonathon in loving memory of a dear father frederick charles bon- athan who passed away april flth 1040 his charming wan and face are a pleastirelo reoallt he bad a kindly word for each and died beloved by all sadly mined by bui and euasbeth norton in loving memory of a dear daughter and sister mildred who passed away april 7th 1037 in her 19th year gone from us her smiling face those happy cheerful ways the heart that won so many friends in the happy bygone days thinking always thinking longing dear mildred for you wishing the skies could open par just a glimpse of you ever remembered by mother dad sisters and brothers sleiohthoflme in loving memonr of a dear husband and father ar thur slelgmbolme who passed away april 9th lsfcc sixteen long years have come and gone vet still our hearts feel sore and as the days go passing on we miss him all the more ever remembered by wife and daughter flowers easter we wire flowers anywhere easter lillies cinerarias polyantha roses snaps stocks carnations sweet peas pansies the barber floral co phone 47w we denver georgetown visit our store in the mcgibbon block watch our win fob ffesklt v cbum sroial8 and confboixomekt butterscotch mallow sundae 13c 2 for 25c longs coiifcclioncryget ceejry facts at a glance about the war services fund campaign in georgetown and district objective t 500000- of which our share is 2500 who gets the money the canadian legion salvation army ymca ywo knights of columbus and t in western provinces only iodjs how is it used for auxiliary work among canadian troops at home and abroad including such services as army huts education athletic equipment and organization tuck shops entertainment etc our territory the district bounded pn the north by the county boundary on the west by fee 4th line on the east by esquesing township line and on the south by the hornbymilton base line executive chairman alex maclaren vloeohairman fred mccartney secretary h c mcclure treasurer a c welk canvas llmehouse and 4th 5th and 8th lines wm oowdy and tom grieve 7th and 8th lines w a wilson and a mckay glen wuuame 9th 10th and town lines north to fifed side road john hepburn wilson bea ton and john crawford nerval 10th and town lines n a robinson and o o brown 4th sth lines inclusive hornby to ashgrove p a anderson cayitoidn 4th 9th lines inclusive ashgrove to georgetown walter lawson and not wan thompson captains georgetown ward 1 harold cleave and mrs a reeve captains ward 2 mrs t grieve mrs o hayes j richardson and fred armstrong cap tains ward 3 f d monally and mrs bam madrenrie captains the mtss will be canvassed to reach ingle and married young people who are not houeebcmem alliance paper mula d p orlchton provincial floating ittngh dickie p paper j d keqy smith stone w b ford brill hosiery d bh1l social and personal pte tom warnea was home for the weekend from camp borden mr and mrs harold bell of ha milton spent sunday with mrs john bell lieut keith barber of newmarket training centre spent the weekend in town with his family mr and mrs aral oneill june and john of toronto were sunday visitors with mr and mrs j n oneill miss helen mcdonald and miss margaret long visited over the week end with friends in kitchener miss isobel biehn of ohealey spent a few hours last wednesday with her brother mr walter blehn tpr john scrymgeour stationed in toronto with the governoroeneraln horse guards spent the weekend t his home in town jack hlckey spencer beaver and beech trevelinl of copper cliff visit ed in town lust weekend mrs may burkholder of toronto visited last sunday with mr and mrs w h long mr walter biehn spent the week end in london where he attended the gamma beta phi sorority dance on saturday night mrs cyril thompson of humboldt sask is spending this week with her aunts mrs john bell and mrs wil 11am tyndall mrs a w jolllffe of st thomas was a weekend guest with miss elma king and was soloist at the united church on sunday mr charles chapman is progress ing favourably after his recent oper ation al guelph general hospital and hopes soon to be home walter simpson who has been em ployed for the past several months at speights garage left last week for toronto where he has accepted a posi tion with the brake specialty parts company mr ed mcwhlrter was guest speaker at the burlington lions club last night on the topic of paper making lions t elson and a c welk accompanied mr mcwhlrter on the trip among those from town who at tended the funeral of mrs william bass last thursday at belfounitain were mr and mrs albert ohalker mrs john mathews miss beulah mat hews and mr george munn gftuffed wheat livingstones cello pkg 4 for 25c je honey white 4 lb tin 59c heinz beans 2 for 25c boston styk or vefeurian pure food store jbuo puddings vanilla caramel chocolate butterscotch 2 p 15c hot cross buns cmusros 2 p 25c canada bread easter cake light or chocolate ewh 35c babo the superior cleanser special 227c saniflush quick easy sanitary 27c for sale motors 25 cycle guaranteed 2 k hp century 110220 volts 3 up split phase 110 volts i 1 6 hp split phase 110 volts 1 set stewart electric clippers model no 21 slightly used 1 set btewart electric clippers model no j used 1 brand new clare jewel combination coal and electric range less tax new milking machines complete at 22000 up prlgldalre milk coolers 200 00 up ice making milk coolers 16000 up combination and electric ranges hlnman milkers prlgldalre refrigerators 149 00 up buy for cash and save terms may be arranged frank carney eleotrle and machine works norval ontario brampton 395 is georgetown 8011 good friday night dancing i ryan auditorium guelph special for one night willis tipping and his i music every saturday adfa4 oiiilliin we every wednesday sse a panes norval mrs e reed and mrs c rorfce of toronto were visitors in nerval last week bill camey rjcaj of dartmouth nj6 is spending sick leavj at his home here mr and mrs jos a harris of hamilton and rev norman mcmil lan of caledonia attended the norval and union young peoples banquet on monday evening last the norval women s institute held ktutr april meeting at the home of mrs prank fendley on thursday af ternoon last the following officers were elected first vicepresident mrs prank fendley president mrs e reed aecretsjytreesurer mrs w graham the ladles decided to hokt a wtrtrmilght every other tuesday evening for the purpose of doing war work the norval and union young peo ple s society held their annual ban quet on monday evening last the rev norman mcmillan was the guest speaker ashgrove miss ida hood on sunday march 9 death removed another faithful steward in the per son of miss ida hood miss hood was bom and brought up at ashgrove as she grew to young womanhood she had very high ideals and as a mem ber of the ashgrove methodist church became an ardent sunday school and epworth league worker she taught both boys and girls and for a num ber of years previous to her depar ture from ashgrove she was the bible class teacher she was the first and only lady president of the esquesing i sunday school association she was a great worker among the young peo ple being president of the epworth league for some years many were the young folk who sought her counsel and guidance for to those who knew her best she was a kind and understand ing friend after her fathers death she moved with her mother to guelph where again she linked herself with church work in paisley memorial church as long as her health per mitted while living at ashgrove she assisted with the post office for many years and used dressmaking as a means of making her livelihood al though of delicate health most of her life she never complained of this handicap her will was lost in that of her masters and up to the last she was cheery and bright waiting w4th calm and sweet assurance for her lords call home it can be said of her she was faithful to the end those among many others who are left to mourn her loss are one bro ther mr w n h hood two nieces mrs durward matthews sad mrs clarence tew towo nephews w j hood r p hood duggan hood and one greatnephew fred matthews all of toronto the service at ouetph took place on march htti at the mclrctyi fun eral parlors and was conducted by rev george wiebert pastor of paisley memorial cfanrcfa owing to weather and road condtttona interment old not take place until march 1mb rer g wlshert assisted by rev j o totton of ashgrove oondncted a service in aehgrove church followed by mter- meot in the ashgrove cemetery the paubearan were messrs ed gray of mount forest arthur rudded of aehgrove durward matthews csar- ence tew w j hood and r p hood an at toronto lb 23c special meat values shankless picnics jsez schneiders tenderized dinner style ham boneta vudn d lb 41c smoked rolls wrfltatto- brntta ib 28c cottage rollsswool pfcktallouibt la pilb 22c a e farnell phone 75 free delivery aibiaiihabarowta mark every gra manufacturers of distinctive monuments cemetery lettering corner posts and markers no arents to bottler ton no saleamaft otamuosion to fas deilm submitted large assortment in stock buy direct from us oakville monument works 19 colborne st w on highway oakville a card or letter will bring ear service to year deer limehouse a very successful bingo sponsored by llmehouse women s institute was held in the legion hah georgetown on tuesday april 1st when the neat sum of sixtynine dollars s690 was made to be usedfor our war work this amount clear was made possible by the wilting donations of robert simpson co ltd t eaton co ltd dominion stores ltd oarroilb ltd- canada bread and acton creamery mcdonalds bakery b d rachlin d h lndsay of acton also mr and mrs h silver wrights meat mar ket r l gregory 8 p chapman llcatas fruit market d brill ric hardson s hardware o j buck readys 5c to 1 store budget gro ceteria r w robb of geor j sanford son stewarttown and george c brown agent tor bray hatcheries norval who donated all the prizes offered the sincere thanks of the llmehouhe women institute and especially of the march committee mesdames e miller j euerby 8 wright and a j smet- hurst is due everyone who had help ed make this such a successful month when over one hundred dollars the llmehouse women s institute met at the home of mrs j r suther land on april 3 with mrs e miller conducting the meeting and fourteen ladles attending in answer to the roll call members handed in one article suitable for refugee work the committee handed in one hundred and thirteen dollars and twentytwo cents 11352 cleared during march for war work itwas decided to one hundred dollars 10000 to brlt- sh war victims fund ten 10 00 to red cross and twentyfive dollars 3600 to war services cam paign mrs newton prepared current events a very full report of the dis trict directors meeting last week was given by mrs ellerby miss synott of rccfeward has accepted an invita tion to attend our may meeting miss janet henderson gave a lengthy ta- dress dealing wth cotton from plant- lng time until the completion of the cloth manufacture wool as compared to cotton for household use care of blankets correct olae of sheets and pillow cases and stains and nhflos of remo same mrs henderson explained the motto mothers as nation builders once last meet ing mrs bffi teporhi that29 pahv socks 4 long sleeved pullovers 7 sleeveless pculovers 1 helmet and 1 pair of wrtouets have been ynama in ready for the red cross the sewing report shaved that florfcycour articles of good used clothing were shipped to the salvation army war services department from llme last week mesdamss benton norton norrie and oowdy were named as aprils m ertrantttoe tha meet ing closed with three verses of the na tional anthem which was followed by a social nak hoar mrs a w benton and children spent a couple of days last week wtth her sister iszm w greenlees muton mr and mrs d m gowdy and children of toronto visited mr and mrs wm gowdy an sunday mar 30 visitors at the home of mrs r lane on sunday included mr and mm morrow of toronto and mr and mrs 8 gross of georgetown mr and mrs jas noble and mr jack noble of cheltenham visited mr and mrs c meredith on sunday rev d d davidson conducted com munion services at the p church on sunday mr and mrs robinson and son of guelph visited mr and mrs w a lane on sunday and mrs robinson remained for a few days mrs prank miller of swastika visit ed mr and mrs e miller recently collections march 29 1941 i wish to express my appre ciation for your statement re ceived today together with cheque i am pending yon a further list of accounts and again wish to thank you for the prompt service so wrote a georgetown rilciil send us your list of ou accounts or notes and anticipate similar satisfactory results kelly aiken the collection 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