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ir the georgetown herald wednesday evening november 19 1941 juvenilexjhockey team if players are available lions club will again sponi sqr team if enough play bbs abc interested the georgetown uorw club la pre pared to sponsor a juvenile team again this year u enough young piay- rs in this district are interested this year puch was the opinion express ed by the members at their regular dinner meeting on monday evening at the mcgsabon house the entry ahould be made by saturday novem ber 20th whtin the ontario minor hockey association holds their annual meeting m toronto and members of the club are scouting around m the meantime to see if there ore enougn young players interested to assure that a team can be got together christmas tree tickets are now being sold bj the club for the annual lucky draw on turkeys geese and chickens pro ceeds from this will be used as ln he past for the christmas tree at man and mill street corner and it worit be long until the huge tree makes its appearance in the usual spot sat urday december 20th is the big day when santa claus comes to town and every kiddle get a present at t le tree war savin plan a good reception has been ai- orded the clubs offer to insert che last itarnp in a book of war savings stamps completed by every child in this district georgetown public school pupils have already starthi on this and over two hundred nlldren have begun to all in their booklets the children win be allowed twenty weeks from the start of the plan to complete their book lion arthur beaumont vho is chairman of he district war savings committee has been instructed to advise rural schools in the district of the offer of the club it is expected that theie will be enough money in the salvage fund which no totals about 75 00 to cover cos s of the plan financial setup it was brought to the attention of the members that there were some re 1 ildehts who did not understand the financial setup of the lions olhb all money collected from he public in any way from draws ana raffles entertainment etc is placed in a trust fund which can only be used for public expenses this is entirely separate from the club s general account in which i placed money received from initio ion and membership dues and witch la used to meet expenses not umnectcd with welfare work bringing speaker to meetings etc thus all monev collected from the public is used for the purpose for which it is specified and is nner mixed with the general club funds entertainment it was suggested that instead of bringing in outside speakers members of the club be asked to mike speech es about their varying tines ol bjsl ness each member has something interesting to tell others abou b hi own particular profession and this would be both entertaining and edu cational to the other members this was left in the hands of the program committee which consists of lions a c welk w h long and le roy dae help canadas seaward defence lvi i certificates guitar lessons also violin at uie oddfellow hall georgetown abore arena wed nov 26th competent instruction organized by e g lem on to form an orchestra dancing very wednesday brampton ijufiixl to 1 ajsdtx the georgetown herald soldiers comforts ii fund forwarded to oeonjetown somlea comforts committee mrs j buck onethird proceeds of concluding uptoyou sale in town hall november 7th total nov 19th 15153 100 and a good farmer and we are glad you will still be among us you both are following the one example set by your parent your many friends met here toi night wish to express their best wishes we trust providence may be kind to you and you may be bleat with a long life and happiness slgned- evelyn smith vera thompson edna icam hugo lyons christine leslie jean dick owens mcdonald and hugo wons then pre sentcd the bride and groom with a davenolounge and two windsor chairs the groom thanked everyone for their gifts and good wishes and several speakers testified to the sterl ing qualities of marjorie and tick ood save the king and the usual fine lunch and social tlnv followed union mr and mrs art mckane were pre sented with a daveno lounge and occa sional chair by the residents of oils district recently almost one hundred met at the home of mr and mrs peter dick for the event mr f l thompson was chairman and seeral musical numbers were glv en by the go den star quartette of bramptun mr a lcggelt and mrs hartley cameron gave readings the following address was read by mrs george h leslie dear arthur and margaret it is with great pleasure that we our friends in this community have gathered here this evening to con gratulate you on jour recent marriage and to wish you a long and happy 1 fc together occasions such as this are sometimes tinged wltn a feeling of sadness but that is entlrelj lacking this evening you ft ere both born m this neighbor hood and hen ou received our edu cation we rejoice that jou intend to make jour home here we desire on this occasion to express our sincere appreciation of the con tributions you have made to the life ol this community you margaiet have nlwajs been readj to give ol your time and talents to the alfferent organizations of the neighbourhood also to the sunday school young peoples society and choir of union church thr keen in terest ou have shown especially in the children has been appreciated by their parents ou arthur have provrn yourself be i valuable asset to our neighbo nood lcenly interested in agricultural activities accepting your responsibtll l es and endeavouring to maintain i high standard or citizenship we re cognize vuth what reaalness you also nave assisted in the different depart ments of the work of our church we trust joi both will contin ic to use your many gifts for the xmmon good as the opportunity may arise as a tokn of our regard we ask you to accept these gifts and we tnst that as the jears pass they will rt- ml of the place jou hold in our affection and the hopes we cherish for your happiness signed bessie downey htrtley cameron mrs john p doane clarence lyons gertrude watson jim carney and whjred leslie then made the prcscnta lions the groom made a suitable icply and several congratulatory speeches were made lunch was serv ed and a social hour spent the members or union w a held a successful tea and home made baking sale at tin manse in norval last rn dai afiemoon many from george town norv il and district win pres ent mrs plut dick tr president was in hanc or the fine piogram mrs e g brown of bnmpton sang seveitl solos uxomp uiled by mrs hlggins mrs ch irlcfi cochrnre of georgetown ttrined the lauw with a dew rt pllon oi i r uf in geradton her hnsomds iormer charge mrs j h batcman gave an interesting synopsis of the book you and h redlty the singing of blest be the tie that binds and the national anthem brought the meeting to a close a lovely lunch was served by the union ladles mr and mrs fred lyons were liosls to the friends and relatives of mr anc mrs jack mcdonald on thurs day evening nov 6 itev a leggett was chairman for a very fine progiam miss crcighton and nora lyons played several plane duets vocal solos were given by roy anderson and lois wil kinson and piano solos by dorothy thompson audrey wilkinson and robert leslie georgina eccles gave two amusing readings violet dick read the address dear marjorie and jack we are glad that so soon again we have the opportunity of wishing two members of our own community a hap py and prosperous married life wc are pleased that our rriendly compan ionship may still continue and hope that we can always lend a helping hand in any of your difficulties fortunately it is the custom to have occasions of this kind now we can show the appreciation we often felt but did not express marjorie you are one upon whom we can alwayavjtepend in- any of our community acthdues we thank you eqmclally for your efforts in the choir and sunday school of union church we hope that you will still be able to use talents you posses in thoaa ca pacities ote sincerely pay you the compli ment of dependability too jack- tou are also a regular attendant and sup porter of an our community and young- people s organlmuona for aome time you have taken your place with older men in the upkeep of oar church ton ax a good nelenfaour ren o milton visited mr and mrs a w benton sitnday the wms met at the home of mm john newton on thursday evening mrs mitchell and mrs sanford ware in toronto the end of the week the young people a society of umehouse presbyterian church had a good number of the young folk of the community at a social at th ap- pleyard home thursday evening all report a good time the ladles of the w i are holding a euchre this week to raise funds for war work the fourth class what 1 nw in nutrition was held at uie home of mrs h norton on monday evening and mrx ed hamilton and children of waterdown visited with mr and mrs ken hamilton mr and mrs a w benton and mr william gowdy attended the fun era of mrs benton s aunt the late miss sarah mcewen at nassagaweya on tuesday ashgrove the supper on thursday evening was a great success the ashgrove folk entertained the largest gathering that hits ever visited our church the ashgruve conbpgation appreciates the co operation they received from all the neighbouring congregations rev j b moore of st pauls unit ed church milton occupied the chair in the unavoidable absence of our pastor a very line program was given b uietolliwlng artists the harmony hawaiian ttio mr j h gillespie elocutionist mrs h c wrigglesworth soorano mr hartley andeison baritone and the lambert brotlitrs vocalists the young people s union met on mondav evening in the basement of the chuich with a splendid attendance rev j o tot ten led in pniver niter the first hymn and douglas currlc read the scripture lesson a rerv in teresting topic was uven oj john curnt and edith wrlggleswct fa vored with a pleasing soln current events were ghen by joy ridclrll the november meeting of the w i was held at iho homi or mrs tom if fen on tuesdaj nov 18th mrs hec tor bird took the rrotto the best phjsitiars are dr d t lr qitet and dr merrjmin the main apor for the afternoon was new ducove les in the medical world anj was prepared and given by mrs wal r brownridge mrs howard bancs gave a reading a synonsls of thi flm jay s session in the stud of wh new 1p nutrition was riven ij heta fisher l irch wts served and tvery one enjoyed n social half hou miss mirjftrle ruddell of oiivllle mr and mrs blake of woodbn ige and mr blake of goderich were wel come vsitors at church on sunday morning glen williams an old ime glen boy has toined the great majority in the r on of dick everson his many fr 1 1 ds here r gen williams join li wshn hur and hi bride the very o t i i years loome the following extract from the brampton conser ator where dick is employed swuks lor telf employees o charters publishing compnm ithi red at plant 1 o queen wfst last friday afternoon to pay irl lnc o miss irene hofi a i dick pverson two fellow t mplo it whose mirrlape took plce on sa urd ly nov 8th ilss hoff had been i nembcr of tin staff for the past kmh j mr evuspn in the pw fo the add i ess which was rn 1 gladys husband stated that ultk followed irene hen and i been following htr oi si hlrh esteem in wnlcli both imp wti h id by implovit ind illow worktrs wh vol 1 is will ius jie iopi that both would njov many i irs ol hnpp in u nd lift tlie presi n tat ion of a hibh to m hofi w is mnrt bv muis ruth ship pid and jinn contcs al cook prt ntcl di k witi i floor imp md hrl plant m behalf jf the mec hanical staff presented in oc islonit hair dik ixprtised npncitlon f himself anelflii bdialj of vli hoft yiiirs tl e stewarttown the wi meeting was held in the council chamber last week anoth r quilt was quilted to send to the red crews british bomb victims fund the socretarj reported that 12 boxes fpr christmas hod been stnt to local boys overseas mrs hodge has received word that david is safely in england leona smith arrived home from the hospital in guelph and is progressln favourably the road through stewnrttown has been gravelled rev s r colebrook visited the junior wjv meeting monday after noon and showed pictures of mission ary work among children in all parts of the world mr p r bally of toronto railed at his home monday afternoon on way in from a business trip lac gilbert hunt of trenton and friend of mlnuco were visitors at a birthday party on sunday at mr and mrs pauls mrs paul was celebrat ing a birthday mrs t hewson and miss muriel hcwcsan of oeorgctown spent satur day afternoon with mrs jos stan- dlah umehouse mrs carnahan has been with her taster mrs joseph scott lately the ladles completed another quilt at the borne of mrs wm mitchell on wednesday ah who can help win he welcomed each wednesday to help with refugee sewing txot leave so much for a few the need bj sa gream mr oeo oreenleea of kilbride mr and mrs wilfrid oreenleea and chud- t- balunafad new advertisements fob bent roomed bouse on queen street phone ma for rent bright heated apartment apply h c dayfoot i phone 17j piano for sale evans piano lor sale in good con dition apply itp herald office pram for sale white baby pram la excellent con dition for sale reasonable apply mrs o mcollvray guelph st phone 273w help wanted curftaker tor the arena to make ice and look aftejrink at once apply georgetown arena co miss rhoda bowles of brampton spent a tew days last week at the manse the mission circle held their ncv ember meeting at the home of mrs thomas allen in acton on wednes day evening the wa met at the home r mrs a starret lor their november meet ing the opening exercises were led by miss janey glvens and mrs r mcenery the roll call was answered with different ways of serving apples thecommunitv auction sale lr aia of the b w vf and red cross held last tuesday night was a greatsnc cess the donations were most gener ous and the attendance was good auctioneers frank petch roy hlndjty ind w f gray contributed their set vices which were much appreciated the ladies in charge of the booth were kept busy serving hot dogs doughnuts and coffee from which a substantial sum was realized the luckv draws for the three christmas cakes were won by mr r grace of georgetown mr barclay also of georgetown and mr joseph allen tm draw for the three year subscription to the george tow n herald donated by mr walter biehn was won by ernest mcdnery everyone was pleasl with the fjnan clal resu s as the money is so badly needed for war relief for sale registered bull 10 montbatod sire piebe pontlac burke dam lomst lawn nettle poach apply joe eason up phone 61 r ii georgetown wood for sale a quantity of good dry hardwood m 4 ft lengths app daniel uokxohnie lot 50 fttti line e9queti atp ft r i olen wilmama oat wanted feathers feather beds of all des criptions highest pries paid bend particulars to queen city feather co t 33 baldwin st toronto for sale 2 piece chesterfield and occasion chair studio couch drop l coffee table 3 piece bedroom suit ivory with rose trim radio and se veral odd pieces sold for need ot room space all in good condition apply mrs g watt queen st apt it or phone 2o6 for rent 3 rooms and kitchenette with kfr- v dividual bathroom and continuous hoi water warm and comfortable ate entrance also two large apply herald office tf or phone 356 lost on buidav a large yorkshire suv lost or straved from the farm of the undersigned finder please s in touch with dr paul beer r r 3 georgetown phone 91 r 12 wanted men to cut cordwood in bush at rockside wm pay i2 50 per cord apply c r mrkinnon r r 1 hillsburg ont 2t phone erin 4 r 113 plastering and general repair work i am prepared to do plastertac stucco work and general repair woik of all kind h walters tf phone 400 georgetown wanted lire and dreaaad poititry market prices a barnett a son phone brampton 343 r 14 rera x chargea died lane on tuesday november 18th 1941 in peel memorial hospital brampton sarah ann willcbtt widow of the late wiluam lane the funeral will be held from the residence of h c mcclure maple av enue georgetown on thursday nov ember 20th at 2 00 pm ds t interment in greenwood cemetery georgetown rann on tuesday 1941 rosalie rani late john rann funeral service at the reslckn of her brother ralph roaa main slieet north georgetown on fridav nov ist ut 11 am interment at cran- brook more aircraft will bring quicker yrrory ji ieorges qlburch eightyninth anniversary sunday november 23rd 1941 holy communion 8 00 am matins ii 00 a m evensong 7 00 p m preacher rev w b irwin lowville come and worship with us au welcome o how amiable are thy dwellings thou lord of hosts irty certificates tranranamniimiidiiiiiiiiiiiidniiiiiiniidntiiimiiidmhi have ut examine your childs eyes now i ef qnahty at olty 0 t wlfter r 0 eyesight specialist who will be af hli office over the ben telephone oe main street geec the mooad wednesday of each month r you mar ommaflt o t walker at hto offlea in brampton phone geortetewa tl maple leaf lard lb 15c white satin flour 75c quaker flour 249 domino baking powder lb 19c large kleenex pkg 29c meats countr kist peas or com beedtjis raisins 2 tins 2 1b 19c 23c breakfast bacon lb 41c teamealed bacon lb 47c bleached raisins lb 19c fresh chuck roast lb 25c cut mixed peel lb 29c economy loaf ll39c fresh almonds rib 43c devon sausages lb 25c domino soap flakes 4 1b 37c deon we1ners lb 25c fruits malaga grapes 21b 23c califobnia oranges 220s 49c large grapefruit 5 for 25c cooking apples bskt 33c vegetables celery 2 bun 16c cabbage 2 heads 15c iceberg lettuce 2 heads 15c fresh spinach lb 5c dominion stores phonb cc