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tv 1 the georgetown herald wednesday oct 8th 1947 do you plan ahead wise people are daily joining brills club heres how i 1 a small deposit will make you a mem ber bring in free coupon 2 whenever you wish add to your sav ings it soon adds up 3 byxmas you will have a tidy sum just like froduig money b rills frff the family clothiers i ibsbshb phone 167 georgetown it pleases us to please you this amount will be added to your i first deposit valid only if total savings equal 300 or more your name 50 free deposit sgktgbbhpagto letter to the editor dear editor we the mbustoxa of norval and district churches want to thank through you the rev r o tnld of georgetown for ins letter in teat weeks herald against n open ftm- daj for sports put pu we feel that ood gave- men star days to work and play and a seventh day for spiritual rest the seventh day la manvday tat ood baa left it jo that man can give it bade by keeping it tor day of worship and praise to ood- by keepings it a spi- ittnal day and not a apotta or re creational day we enow our apprec iation and love to our creator who loved us while we were yet sinners and took our punishment in the death of hi son if mad today f eels he owes ood nothing then there la no reason why he cannot have a sunday for his own pleasure and apart but surely this generation ha not stooped to this level of ingratitude for do we not owe ood more than we can ever hope to repay let us stop this foolish practice then of robbing ood of his right to one day a week of our uvea u we really need a sports day k take another day hi the week eo that our creator auu has one day that man voluntarily offers to his ood this generation does not need any more sport but we do need ood rev frank dunlop rev j leonard 8eb letter to the editor the editor dear sir it la once again good to see the welcome sign out for emigrants from the old land canada needs them more so the banner province of ontario with its empty acres its vast virgin ttmberlands and its busy cities it took the ingenious mind of pre mier drew of ontario to set the pace foe this new migration with his novel and daring air emigration scheme under this plan over seven thousand of the best of the old lands youth have registered for passage and over one thousand have already arrived midnight dance stanley park pavilion erid erin fair day thanksgiving morning 1205 am fair niht dance monday evening october 13th dancing at 9 p m and are becoming rapidly settled this plan is setting an erample to other pocnlnlons whose waste places cry out for settlement but ontario is leading the van every time a silver sky ship touches down at mahon airport outside tor onto ontario it adds at least forty new canadians to the dominion s twelve millions how different is this to what it was when i came to ontario over fortythree years ago no seven league boots for me which would transport me over the atlantic in less than twentyfour hours it took me eight days to cross and that in a verminridden cattle boat on landing in ontario in the blackness of a cold march night i was met by strangers who filled my hungry stom ach with leftovers and handed me a farm joto at eight dollars a month and keep for five o clock the next day farm work was hard work in those days but it did me no harm i had none of the amenities of this modern age after almost three yean on the land i graduated in turn to bush worker railroad construction hand hod carrier etc etc then newspaperman i that was the acme of my desire after thirtyfive years i am retired on a competence with a home of my own a family happily married a nice garden in which to laze and dream of that faroff day when i shook the dust of the humdrum lancashire textile town from my feet 1 as i said before what a contrast to now air emigrants to ontario land after sixteen hours are whis ked by motor oar to the ray city of toronto and there handed a banquet and a job before they have had time to recover their breath if they cannot make good after that well i wonder what their pioneer forbears would say i george hughes 11q preenlaw ave toronte 10 tton of an open sunday suggests that there are a large number of people who are not religious and do not attend church but who at the same ums are equally as good as those who do it would seem to me that this la beside the point and it would be a very sorry world without the religious influence and while i do not behave in any attempt to le gislate the people into church atten dance i would like to ask those who do not attend or support any place of worship just what would happen if we all fett the same way at a time of sorrow such as a death the clergy are called upon to perform the ceremony of burial and when a wedding or a christening are needed the clergy again are asked to do what is necessary but if these cler gy and the church were not suppor ted by the people who would there be to take over these very necessary duties it would seem to me from some experience that the ones who do least for the church are the very ones who at times of stress are the first to call the clergy as their right and it is time that they woke up to the fact that if we felt we were too good to support the church or to attend its services we would be in a very bad way when it came to marrying or christening or even burial because there would be no o do the necessary services it is time that we realised that the church should be supported by all not only for what it stands for but for the service that it does instead of the way that it is at present supported by the few with the many asking for a service that it has not earned a j morris in a sudden death game against st kits nerval joltaii beed pater fend- ley oordie laldlaw oeorge piper jamie cunningham on saturday at st catharines brampton won- the ontario pee wee nkyrnrdnwfthip when they woo 14 oeorge orasby donald jands don ald dmlth rosa ohrmingtiawd brim bastedo peter pomaroy brampton j th patton bedford moglbfton tr oav son sheffield hottnaon ecartettv rea davis smitlv cmffltb letton bmp dancins every friday evening modern aires orchestra upweuls limited georgetown ontario september 90th the georgetown herald sir the opinions of a morris expressed here are the same as my own i would like to see this clipping from the toronto dally star published in your paper eomettae soon thanking you a see mike the doctor at of motors hewson motors efficient service on all make of can main street phone 332w brampton beat norval peewees lit stfraifinals brampton pee wees took game lacrosse playoff series from norval when they won the second game last thursday by a 9 7 score to take the round 16 is norval had the score tied at seven au with three minutes to go but faded in the ctosttaj seconds the pee weak were the last remaining nerval team in the playoff and their exit itaajt down the curtain on norval frc for this aeason gonna laldlaw ehafted up four goals for norval hasan had two and oaaaongtmax one with paper getttna by scfpokt of tbct cbctch to the batter of the star or a letter m the star alned thnmga bo- w j bv rtaallng with the mw i boanatt aad baa erin fair saturday and monday october 11 and 13 thanksgiving day 600000 in prizes special attractions regional shorthorn show regional hereford show special aberdeen angus and fat steer show championship yorkshire swine show of ontario chamipon boys and girls swine show of ontario four horse rings 10000 stakes for both lwht and heavy hones road races pony races hackney hones v jumping hones large midway a full afternotmjof georgetown lome scots andhisaburgh a bigger and better fair at the youve seen the rest now see the donald mathesbn png ceo