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the georgetown herald georgetown ontario wejbesavr june isa 1m0 o what council did on monday jtonb regulations wll avoid anything like this infuture t v i wlir ask for teridera for the put those of 5900 tojjn debentures 00000 for waterwqrks andls000 for roads interest rate will be 3 per cent and tenders are to be in by july 4th moved by armstrong and good- let will place a street light on tem ple road moved by herbert and hill 1 a h because of serious water short age will restrict the use of garden hose to one hour dally from 7 to 11 p m the superintendent has authority to discontinue water ser vice to anyone violating this use of hose must stop immediately in case of a fire during the hour moved by herbert and hu1 cr herbert said that the water situation was bad at present the pumps arc going all day transfer ring water from the lower to the upper reservoir and unless confer- vation is practiced enough water cannot be supplied appointed john bull as dog cat ehcjv- moved by davidson and arm strong clarence spence told council that his dog which hod been loose only about an hour had been das- troycdrost week by tho police on information placed by mr bull and wanted to know why this had bcendone without consulting him mcnnlly what right had john bull to do this gibbons we dont want to get confused in this matter regardless of the method used the byjaw is there if mr spence claimed his dog was wrongly destroyed he would have a damage action we have a bylaw and are sandwiched in between the people who keep their dogs tied and others who dont a people are constantly phon ing in complaints and council is in the position that we have to cither enforce the bylaw or repeal it the police have the authority to destroy a dog without a tag regard less of who gathers up the dog davidson it is very unfortu nate that this cropped up at this time at the last meeting we deci ded to hire a dog catcher before we advertised mr bull approached the mayor and myself and i told him he could have the job but it wouldnt start until the public was notified of the appointment and the regulations gibbons i suggest that when the appointment is made that he be instructed in his duties goodlet has the position been advertised are there any other applications davidson i had the advertise ment prepared but when a man was found i didnt think it was neces sary gibbons the police say they cant enforce the bylaw without a dog catcher spence then they had no right to catch my dog hill i dont think the dog should have been shot on sight gibbons we must stick to the motion there will be plenty of time for discussion afterwards the motion was then passed and harvey lusty who also appeared at the meeting asked if he might speak lusty if this had been adver tised i might have been interested bu myself this dog was a childs pet a dog catcher should be the same os a policeman and at least give a warning before taking action my dog broke loose the other night and is worth 100 could he be picked up and destroyed on this mans say so gibbons our regulations avoid this he would be kept in the pound and you could claim him morc thj it there lsn l f building and is not ser- davidson we arc trying to pro- v bv the lown tect owners who look after their mcnally with the rglt house dogs you like your dog and look l mlrht he worth 2000 this protects districts oldest resident ma robe hill d glen williams lost oneiof lur boat known and highly esteemed residents on sunday juno 5 when jlra robert hill was called by death formerly elizabeth duff slowa born at plnebroek farm situated on the 2nd line four miles north of mijtan- she had reached the grand old age of 07 and allitough in falling health for the past year was able to be up each day and enjoyed go ing around home as usual until a weekt prior to her death she hod a wonderfyxmemory and took a keen lnterestln her home and in the village and countryside predeceased by her husband me leaves a family of four sons james and bert glen williams willlom of georgetown and edward of tor- unto and four daughters mrs john ferguson isabel kyle sosk mrs ernest rogers emma ond mlis catherine glen williams and mrs andrew mino nancy lime- house the funeral service was held on tuesday june 7th from her resi dence to glen williams cemetery rev alex colder conducted the service assisted by rev f j dun- lop many beautiful floral tributes bespoke the high esteem in which she was held pallbearers were her four sons james and bert glen williams william of georgetown edward of toronto and two grand- ions edward hill jr of toronto and elmer hill of georgetown liberals hold party m the legion hall i r the georgetown liberal assoc iation- held a social evening last thursday in tho iveglcn hall which was well attended by the tovyns- pedplft hughes cleavor mp who hi seeking election for another term in the house ofr commons wag introduced by william 6 marshall president of the local association pnd spoke at few words to those present euchre arid crlbbagc was played winners at crjbbago being mrs bob bonflcld ond herb har low sr and at euchre dan living- atone fred tucker w a wilson and garfield mcgllvray a prize was given to jot martin for being the oldest person present and to mr and mrs albert carter whose wedding anniversary came closest to the dote of the party after refreshments dancing was enjoved to the music of the mod ern aires lucky spot dances were won by mr and mrs harold scott and mr and mrs pat vance auenford church calk rev o r flindau will offer dr r t paul 500 for purchase of a 75 foot square of his property on lower main street where the new pump station will be erected the offer was made with a view to gaining immediate possession and avoiding expropria tion proceedings moved by armstrong and good- let goodlet much as i regret it i can t see anything to do but take the engineers advice and use this property gibbons we have passed that point price is all we have to de cide i think his asking price and the work ho requests are all out of proportion to the land value armstrong the finance com mittee visited dr paul last week and showed him what we need he asks 500 for the property 300 for glads which might be destroyed and bulldozing a driveway and levell ing a portion of his other property which i estimate might cost 300 herbert i dont sec why we should have co improve his proper ty mcnally he could put a 1000 value on this piece and do his own davidson he claims that by takng this 75 feet he would have to find more land for glads and bulldozing would be necessary for this 1 cant sec bulldozing a driveway however hill i think 500 would be a a a prcsont for thelr 30th wed fair offer l inniverarv mrs william davidson if there were no other chaplin nlked bv transatlantic tnnsiderallons tht property would i to her parents mr and mrs v j vardigan in norwich fngland she reports that she was ible to hear them finite clearly ind a letter since recelvid from htr mother savs that reception was i quill gopd in enirland the call v is made 1 isl tliursdiv mrs limehouse minister of balltnafad charge ot the united church which compri ses churches at balllnafad mel villc and churchill rev o r flindau has accepted a call to the auenford charge in bruce county and will leave the latter part of this month mr flindau s new charge comprises two churches at parkhead and auenford and he will make his home in the latter village a native of trenton jie came to balllnafad three years ago he is a graduate of the university of toronto and victoria college he previously served the church at alma goldstone and bethel and goshen mr and mrs fundsll have both taken an active part in com munity affairs and have conducted a summer bible school which has been of great benefit to the young people in the community talks to parents on transatlantic piiovf we arc pleased to hear that miss jean ruddcll has been reengaged for the ninth term beginning sept 6th at s s no 9 mrs harold barker informs us that she is retiring to their farm after three years at s s no 16 mr and mrs a c patterson and mr and mrs g a sinclair atten ded the turnerwylle wedding in st pauls united church orulla and reception after on saturday master david roughley celebra ted his fifth birthday on saturday when he had as his party guests billle sanford anna spltxer dixie and gloria jones dorothy kirk- patrtck ueen and diane shel bourne barbara currie and bert benton mr and mrs milliere visited with son william and wfc in georgetown on sunday mr and mrs tim scratch spent sunday at wasaga beach mrs a w norton spent a couple of das in hamilton with the campbells last week mr and mrs jas kirkpatiick and children have moved to acton and we shall miss them mesdames ftc brown euer- by h norton jas noble s gls by s wright j a 1 mis utile gut i en ot the tacky etusg who is teeelrtnir anil- tasketealesls protection throng tjjf international childrens enersency fund tjnicef in cooperation with che world heslth omnbtauen who and scandinavian bed cress sodeuesl extension ef the campaign which was te leash seme mtmmmt listers all over thtworld is imperilled by unices laell if funds now barely sufficient for thlsxearts help programl booster party in park opens new bandstand the booster party in the park on friday night was a great success it was sponsored by the lions club in order to raise funds to send the girls pipe band to the lions con vention in new york city in july and while final figures have not been tallied it would appear that a sizeable surplus will be available r other lions activities such as the stay at home camp both local bands the girls pipe band and the lome scots marched to the park and took part in the program which was under the direc tion of riley brethour and jack gunning who kept the show mov- includedv on smcthurst 8 at a fast pace batkin e miller and george leslie the program were soprano solos by rcpieacnted limehouse wi at the mrs leslie tomllnson accompanied district annual at palermo last at the piano by mrs john barber tuesday a tumbling act by jim and clare mr and mrs roughley were harris musical selections by the more than surprised to see son rhythm rubes mr and mrs bui liavid iilmly petting a skunk in mcdonald david williams and jim their garden on thursday morning valentino guitar and violin selec- rortunotclv sonny was rescued be- tions by dan norton and jack fori it became necessarv to deod- luckcrlng a cornet solo iby vic carter of the lome scots and i plots of harmony by mrs scotty patterson inez scott and helen i shclbourne of the pipe band pres- ident j l lambert of the lions corufttion after him and this protects you there is no financial gain to the dog catcher to destroy a dog he gets his money either from the a lint of type was dropped from owner or the town a dog cannot list weeks atcount of what counuiille he vv is serving with the can- be destroyed without police super- til did tht printed report showed i nt ln armv overseas vision cr mtnally voting against a mot armstrong i seconded this mo- ion to ask tkaoe private crossing tion because i want to see some- neai the railwaytrossing be made orie him tht w m s mtt at tht home of mrs oukt mulder on wednesday v tiling last week pres mrs san ford ri xii ted on tht recent sec tion il mtttlng the pratr was likin in mrs mills ond tht scrip ture b mrs a w button neil benton s in 1 il like to sail oc- t unipanu 1 by mrs houghlt and thing done to curb the dog nuis ance but i have never met mr bull it is too bad that the spence dog was destroyed lets hope the publlt one this mouon carried unanimously cr mcnally voted against the next motion which was to advertise for a dog catcher i attention all dog owners the corporation has appointed mr john bull of academy road georgetown as dog catcher and pound keeper as of june 17th 1949 he will maintain a pound on bis property on academy road near smith stone where all stray dogs which are picked up will be kept for three 3 days or until called ror by the owner remember it is in your own interest to keep your dog under proper control end tagged at b time but if it does run away you should immeniatelv contact the pound keeper telephone mow giving tag number andor des cription of dog the rioulations governing the impounding of dogs are as follows qog catcher will patrol town at regular intervals and pick up any dogs running at large or any dogs bearing no tag and take them to the pound where they will be kepi for three days if dog carries a tag owner will be notified to call for dog and will be required to pay the pound keeper a fee of 180 before dog is turned over to him and wlu also be liable to a summons for by- isw infraction where dog is not called tor within three days and owner can not be located it wul be destroyed under police supervision end jthe pound keeper will be paid 1 00 by the corporation for each dog destroyed and properly disposed of pound keeper will work in conjunction with the police depart- iwwt and will have the police support at ell mines chaplm is in fngllshwar bride ht littr plavtti u piano solo mrs who met ind mirilcd her hushlnd w mltchtll read the chapttr from tht study book the hostess served 1 1 frtshintnts it uit tlosc fl wt art pltascd that miss mar garet spilttr who has been very ill with rheumatic fevtr is some what improved rttent visitors intlude mr george tingle of slouffvllle with the ftc browns mesdames erwin lewis and chas crawford with sister mrs chas jones mr and mrs sambrook of lanj sing with miss gale a week ago mr and mrs g a france of toledo ohio with the a spltzers mr and mrs dennis and miss margaret garvin of acton wilth mr and mrs mills mr and mrs foster of baden with the nobles miss flossie coleman of acton with the scotu retail association holds meeting the second meeting of the new- lv formed retail merchants assoc iation was held last wednesday ln the form of a dinner meeting at the mcglbbon house james goodlet acted as chairman for the present the temporary advisory committee was named to carry on unul a per manent executive is formed mem bers of this are james goodlet frnle rawsan jack cotton stan grabb and walter blehn meetings will be held on the second wednes day evening of each month and it is planned to have a speaker at the july meeting richard llcata was elected vice- chairman a constitution will be drawn up and presented for discus sion at the next meeting parkins problems were also the subject of discussion and it was decided to make enquiries about erecting lens indicating the business dis trict of town the two local bank managers frank benner and pied rhupman were elected secretary and treasurer of the organization ltntd the program and introduced mav oi joseph gibbons who spoke i ftw words and officially opened tht ntvv bindstand constructed b llu hub doug latimer with ticket 5502 won tht mantel radio which was tht unjor lucky gate prize other pries and their donators were iltttru kctuc mcclures home furnishings 19j3 mrs wm em- sliq nerval groceries farneus low earl moore guclph pen and pencil simmons jewellers 2100 gordon graham norval moccasins v thompson shoes 615 rose pler- cey lighter hutchs smoke shop 1284 trudy emmerson sport shirt brills 5568 doug latimer kit- then clock richardsons 1454 b mitchell toronto grill tray good- lets 303 dave stamp motor rug scott motors 1024 bob harris vanity mirror saxe motors 2421 g harker peterboro case motor ou georgetown motors 6087 8 h granshaw sport shirt suverv 1270 pat kelr touet set robb 7144 jim ptrcsswood toni kh kmav ners 4220 hap pridhom streets- vule 10 voucher llcatas 52m fred fendley norval shaving set maccormacks 719 archie lawr balllnafad 5 voucher maher 6581 frank yates groceries carrolls 5358 john benham groceries bucks 0293 dlanne harrison toaster thompsons hardware 4752 j hlddlestone carton cigar ettes j gibbons 2073 w d tay lor 5 voucher barragers clean ers 7132 irene young family trip to niagara falls whltmee taxi 6930 mrs roy norton sr glea williams another feature of the evening was the draw for a 50 diamond ring which had been offered ln a contest at the store by simmons jewellers miss joan lavole wear the winner of this bill cummins seriously burned in explosion mr and mrs martin cummins re teived word yesterday that their son william who is employed with an oil firm at bahrein arabia on the persian gulf had been bad ly burned in an ether exploslast tie family are anxiously awaiting further word and hisr friends ln town arc hopeful that his injuries rc not too serious mr cummins spent some time in town last sum mer while on vacation and on his itturn to the middle east was mar ried in france to a french girl mrs jessie adams of st thomas spent a few days ln town last week o s ralph peck is home an leave from esqulmault british columbia where he has been stationed with the royal canadian navy mtna saxe webs will uve in nt a former oeofetown girl mlna sixe daughter of mr morris saxe of town and the late mrs saxe was married in new york city on tune rth to mr max ftchman the cmmle are on a honeymoon trip to california and wttl visit for a few dv in town later this month the 1odb holds picnic soppee the meeting of countess of strsthmore chapter lode on monday took the fonri ot a picnic supper at the home of mrs ern batkin wlldwood a abort busi ness meeting followed at which the new regent mrs walter bison presided plans were made for a garden tea later this month mrs sam mackenzie reported that s205 was raised in the tag day for the blind which the chapter had spon sored ottawa man joins briixtftosu rtapp mr calvin marshall of ottawa has joined the staff of brills dept store replacing jack brill who la managing the brampton store mr i serious water shortage water must be conserved garden hose can only be used from 7 pm to 8 pm until further notice if there is a ire in town all hoses must be tumssd off immediately this oreler applies to all who- use town water including those outside the municipality it will be strictly enforced and any violation will lead to cutting off the service i n i crm tm rn fmiliiiljlimalti al awij i t i eu 1 wisuter byorder works surirntndent