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the georgetown herald wed september 20th 1944 attention farmers bell bros wholessalers of gasoline and motor oils now have a daily delivery service for georgetown and dis trict for deliveries phone k c mcmillan jcuntaejt mb croft- adams days phone m nights phone 322 active service notes train service changes effective sunday sept 24h im4 full information from arents canadian national rlys church news and we have seen and do testify that the father sent the son to be the saviour of the world 1 jn 51 th georges chnroh ven wt o c thompson rector sixteenth sunday alter trinlfcr holy communion 8 aan sunday school 10 ajn matins ii ajn evensong 7 pm on sunday morn ing last thanks was returned to almighty god lor the safety of jim kelly the evening service was taken by isr walter carpenter archdeacon thompson being uie preacher at the harvest thanksgiving service at st marys church bartonvlue sl albans church glen vthlhum sixteenth sunday after trinity matins 930 ajn sunday school io30 ajn st johns chorch stewarttown rev s r colebrook rector sixteenth sunday after trinity 3 pjn sundav school 3 ujn evening prayer st pauls church norval 730 pjn evening prayer st fcltepbens chorea uomby 10 ajn sunday school and bi ble class u 1115 ajn morning prayer knox presbyterian church georgetown rev chas c cochrane bj bx minister 10 ajn sunday school promotion sunday all pupils are asked to be in their places in good tone 11 ajn public worship commencement exercises prizes for tbe years work will be awarded to the 0hnday school pupils umefaonse presbyterian church 2 pjn sunday school and bible 3 pjn public worship the united chnroh of canada rev r c todd bjl minister 10 ajn sunday school 11 ajn public worship subject who la an athleat 7 pjn come and join in the evening song service sermon civilized helir t testaments are good for the boys overseas they are also good for the folks back home first baptist churcn minister rev john e ostrom organist miss m cook sunday september 24th io am sunday school classes for all ages 11 ajn morning worship rev j w dwards listowel 646 pjn gospel songs 700 pjn evening service rev j w edwards young people meet on monday at 0 vbl prayer service on wednesday at 8 welcome himi and union presbyterian chureheu bflvi j l self bj minister norm school 1040 am 1 1l0o ain 100 pjn major gordon sutherland has an important job in italy with the army of occupation where he has charge of agricultural operations in the liberated areas mrs sutherland who operated their farm at limehouse for some time after major sutherlandwent overseas is ot present living in london ontario lao ernie hyde of moncton n spending a furlough in town with his wife and family bruce collins son of mr and mrs a collins left last thursday for nova scotia where he will join the merchant navy formerly employed at alliance paper bruce is following in the foofr- stepsj of his dad who after receiving his discharge from the army had a spell in the merchant marine service we wish bruce lots of luck m his new venture pilot officer jim ruddell has been overseas for the past month and is at present in ireland flight lieutenant ian mackpnblp was in town for a few days last week he has been transferred from british columbia to eastern command and left for his new station last thursday word has been received by his par ents mr and mrs harry stockfprd that pte elmer stockford has arrived overseas ac1 alastalr kean has been trans ferred to deseronto from hamilton i ont lac v r klrby aylmer spent the j week end at home mrs wllf mlno has received word of the safe arrival overseas of her husband congratulations to harry williams who on sept 7th was winged and commissioned as a pilot officer na vigator at no 8 ajos st johns quebec it was an eventful day for harry for he was married the same day to the former margaret peggy maclaren georgetown back in town after spending a week in port dalhou- sie pilot officer williams is going to calgary no 2 aircrew graduate training school for a couple of months and then to no 1 central na vlgation school for an instructors course pte j w hemphill has sent home an interesting collection of picture post cards from rome showing views the coliseum st peters the na tional boulevard etc in italy for the last year with a hospital unit pte hemphill joined the army in may 1941 after training in toronto niagara and camp borden he went overseas in october 1941 and was in england until transferred to italy mrs hemp hill and the children viola and betty are living on main street georgetown one of our new overseas subscribers to the herald is sgt edgar beeney who has been overseas since may of this year son of mr and mrs e beeney of umehouse he was a popu lar student at georgetown high school before enlisting ur- the rcaf he trained at ouelph flngal and lachine as a wireless air gunner ed gar was bom in france of which coun try his mother is a native his rather was a sergeant with the canadian army in the last war and met his mo ther when the canadian troops were in the calais area of france he came out to canada with his parents when he was five months old he was back in prance for a visit three years later and since going overseas has flown over his mothers old home at pas de calais an area which has since been liberated by theauie rally day at united church it was rally day at the united church sunday sept 17th the sun day school attended the morning ser vice and were addressed by judge v l stewart of the toronto juvenile court who spoke to them on the responsibilities of childhood speci al music was furnished by the orches tra and members of the sunday school before a large audience in the sun day school room sunday evening judge stewart spoke on the in alienable rights of childhood he said that while juvenile delinquency had decreased during the past year the type of delinquency had grown worse most of it he declared was due to parents who evade their re- sponsibilties and deny children cer tain rights which are inalienably theirs he particularly scored par ents who expect their children to obey the rules of society but break them in petty ways themselves a short discussion followed the address in which several took part and tn which all were interested terra cotta mr card of thanks we wish to express our thanks to the employees of beaumonts m1i and to the friends and neighbours for their kindness and sympathy in our sad loss of a son overseas the dickenson family holy cross church cass at 900 am 2nd and 4th sun days 1100 ajn 1st 3rd and 6th sun days glen wmiana united a pdleancmj school 7 pinpobllc worship and mrs alfred hastings of toronto former residents of this place were pleasant callers in our village re cently mr and mrs g s fraser of ha- miota manitoba are visiting with union and terra ootta friends mr fraser although over eighty years of age is still going strong we are pleased to learn that mr mackle is still on the mend and we all hope soon to hear of his complete recovery miss annie puckering of toronto spent the week end at her old home here mrs h puckering and family of toronto spent the week end with her parents mr and mrs kllcam and family mrs k ream has arrived home from the general hospital and is getting the use of her eye again we all hope that she will soon be able to have the use of her sight again as usual mr r j stringer spent the week end with mr norman vlggers of glen williams and also attended the memorial services in the anglican church on sunday morning and re ports a very impressive service i a number of our citizens took in the fair at georgetown on saturday and all report a very successful show corn cutting will soon be the gen eral order of tbe day mr and mrs danbrook who spent the summer here have moved to their new home at toronto we are sorry to lose such kind and estimable citi zens from ourmidst but our loss will be torontos gain we understand that mr g rogers of the 10th line has disposed of his 200acre farm on the 10th line mr fred johnston the wellknown um ber man was the purchaser we wish him continued success it is rumoured that there is another real estate deal pending in our ham let of which further particulars will be given later our local quarries are all booming at present mr and mrs amott of toronto called on terra ootta friends on sunday mr taylor of toronto real estate agent coiled on terra ootta friends on sunday glen williams mr and mrs robert rngiinh re turned from their summer home at wasaga beach last wednesday mr and mrs fred tcigmin of acton were week end visitors at the home of mr and mrs clayton allen and visitors at the same home on sunday included mr and mrs win everson miss dolly duncan and mrs a j williams rose marie robinson who was a patient in ouelph general hospital last week was able to return to her home on saturday evening a large gathering of relatives and sympathizing friends were present at st albans church on sunday morn ing when the venerable w q o thompson conducted a memorial- ser vice for the late pte stanley dicken son who was killed in france aug 28th beautiful flowers were placed in the church by his boy friends beau mont knitting mills the juvenile or ange lodge the loyal orange lodge and the loyal true blue lodge the employees of beaumont mills attend ed the service in a body also many of the members of the canadian legion were present in case you are interested hughes cleaver the beoopd quebec conference lsover the unra conference it iw sitting and a canadian has been chosen as its head during the pre cnt war canada as a nation has grown in prestige to proportions never before achieved not a small amount of our war organization planning as been copied by other nations under our war leader mackenzie king canada naa achieved a i fort of which every canadian should be proud we have built and ed a navy which is admired and respected abroad though much criti jy some at home we have trained and equipped an alrforce which is not excelled by any other nation of our size and canadas army in both italy and france has been assigned to some of the most difficult tasks in ad- jitlon to our own armed forces canada is giving in mutual aid 1000 mll- ion dollars worth annually of food and war equipment planes tanks runs ships etc notwithstanding the fact that we are fighting the costliest of wars nd that every dollar of the cost of our war effort is being financed in janada everyone is enjoying a decent standard of living and no one is i want the proof of- leadership is results and not what a partisan vote seeking opposition press prints on the eve of an election acton mr and mrs howard mcar- thur and mabel of erin- mr and mrs harvey peavoy evelyn and gor don of conlngsby and a number from here were sunday visitors at the home of mr and mrs arthur grifhri cedarvale misses helen cox adeline cunning ham and eleanor griffin attended the girls garden achievement day at marsville on thursday evening sept ttik which was well enjoyed number from here attended the georgetown fair mr william henderson jiad the misfortune to lose one of his horses last week friends in this community extend their sincere sympathy to the gray family in their sad bereavement mr and mrs charlie wheeler mr lawrence wheeler of niagara falls ny mr and mrs j o martin vine- land mr and mrs r l davidson j umehouse the wms met at the home of mrs j r scott on thursday even ing text word idol was answered by a verse of scripture mrs h nor ton jed in prayer tn war time and mrs oisby read a synopsis from the studybook our india story mrs j r scott supply secretary had the articles for the bale on display the uecretaiy was asked to invite mrs edgar robertson to speak at the oc tober thankoffering meeting the hostess served a dainty lunch at the close mr and bars hogg spent the week end with mr and mrs a hall mr bill newton of barrle spent the week end with the newtons mrs jas noble spent a few days in toronto last week the school children are looking for ward to their field day and garden our district was well represented at- georgetown fair last saturday visitors with mr and mrs k l miller during the week end included mr and mrs hosker and barbara and mrs schneider of guelpb lac and mrs gordon duke and sylvia of gait and mr brock miller of swastika a mr and mrs wilmer davidson of display on thursday of this week balunafad a large crowd gathered in the hall thursday evening and presented mrs adamson a lecent bride with a mis cellaneous shower rev a o w foreman occupied the chair and a short progrun consisting of solos and recitations was enjoyed by ab the community was shocked to learn of the sudden passing of wte gray much sympathy is extended to file be reaved wife and family the w a held an open meeting tuesday afternoon at the home of mrs mclean considerable business was transacted and a short program en joyed by all the roll call was answer ed by a joke or riddle and this created much hilarity after which a social time was enjoyed add a red cross tea served by the committee in charge mrs peter cole is spending some time in toronto with the glendennlna girls in their bereavement for your favcritb tcr redrose thuues nothmo ults a oooo cuf of tea to buiid your morale amd theres no rtacf im your dominion store when n comes to womno or tour favorite brand of tea i yoitu find the hand you lru ut at your common ftorc grocery features tea red label red r0si tea 8 oz pkg 37 blue label domino tea jb oz pkg 35 brown label sa a til 8 oz pkg 39 orange fvijop uptons tea 8 ot pkg 39 red label tender leaf tea 8 ot pkg 40 domini m bread fresh daily m 2 loaves 15 lynn valley pas s standard tomato juice 20 oz tins j 3 3 2 25 avlmf- ir 12 shortening 19 fruits rvegtables size 220 oranges large stalks 45c doz celery- head lettuce cauliflower 1 for 21c 2 for 23c head 17c cooking onions 4 lb 22c o