Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), March 1, 1950, p. 8

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ywwwmi k wfw 16 v jb gitown heralafc wednesday march i at 1 950 the georgetown herald serving the communities of oaokaktown chjkn williams mokval umsbovsk hornby ott abhoeovk ballwafad v trrracotta smbeerlptlon rater s250 o year single topla8e each advertising ratm quoted on application waltim c bpom ptauibr ano editor a maryh 1 ajeut kdltor qertteld l mcctuvray i 8tast v loahe m txitot conor herrlngtbn jr dougcbldwell the herald li prlntl each wedndiy atternodn in thctflee on main bet georgelow authorlad a jaconil mall post office- dept oiiembera ofthe cawjfllan ww nster xaaoelon a vv orijjtrioquembdlvtalo ot lhegwjia j v r brs 6nsoi times for the first tilrjriie in several yepra a lirjiancalled at the office the othet day asking forahahdout to our shame we were busy at the time and brushed him off rather abruptly the price of a meal would have beenmuchcheaperthanthethinkingafterwards that deeii iiiucncncapciuiaiiiinintmwmjmn we had not helped someone whom circumstances had put in such a position to be surealot of these char- acters are parasites who wouldnt do a days work at nanjrpicetburtherensaiwaystthechancothata jneal at the might have farreaching effects on the future of a man down on hts luck and might reaffirm his faith in human nature it is disturbing to realize that the war boom is ending and that onceagain there is a need for relief our knowledge of economics is limited and we cannot understand a system which brings prosperity when everyone is engaged making products which will blow themselves or other products to bits and depression- when every product made can be utilized the states tried an artificial system during the last depression in deliberately destroying food produce perhaps we should carry it farther and start producing refrigerators and automobiles and radios for the scrap beap we cannot altogether agree with a reader whajast week wrote of an experience with a transient and laid the blame on drinking and gambling then suggested that the breweries and distilleries should provide meals and beds for the men who d th pr of their trade during the war drinking was just as common as it is today and yet there were no transients to be sure there are cases where overindulgence in intoxicants has serious results on mans finances and morals but this cannot be blamed on liquor producers any more than it can be blamed on the people themselves who through their government control the sale of intoxi cants the problem of transients and unemployment is an economic one to out way of thinking which re quires tome study by the proper government agency it is tied up with supply and demand of commodities and with the law of survival which decrees that those who are toughest will win out during the war there were more jobs available than there were people to fill diem hence there was no unemployment now the picture is shifting and there are more peoplethon jobs which means that someone has to be out of work it is the governments problem o so readjust our econ omy that there will always be more work than there are hands which automatically eliminates the problem altogether potpourri mr george allen left this week for hespeler where he has accepted a position with the artex wool len mills never realized how abundant wild life is in esquesing until we read that 49 foxes were shot in the township in one month the 5 county bounty is helping to keep down the nuisance caused by these pests which do much damage to poultry flocks elmer thompson and john r barber who are associa ted in the elmer c thompson insurance service have become local agents for university tours which can provide a complete allexpense tour to almost any place you could choose for a vacation the town is fortunate in having someone like mr barber available for travel consultation for he has travelled extensively and can be very helpful in trip planning one of the finest pictures which hollywood has produced was lost boundaries which played at the roxy last week it bandied a social question with dignity and the acting of cast of relatively unknowns was superb miss dorothy stone was amused by our editorial on taxes and brought in a sheaf of correspondence which she had had with the sales tax department relative to a am of 18c owing- miss stone who does moat of her commercial art work for the government which pays no sales tax complained of the fact that it had cost her over five dollars in fees and postage over a two year eriod to remit sales tax of leas than three dollars just when we thought the trend was back to die sweet music of the 30s the- radio hit parade now blares out raffmopp and the chattanooga shoe shine boy then settles down to a solid diet of cowboy tunes l employers are remfodedjtjhatfebruary 28 was the for submitting- a statement of income tax re- t- faf employees we know because it coat us br late filing have you played ga had it once and it is a jprof fun its rejb fern with varfatjonsand can w ptekam v ragerv cleaners a suggestion has been made that we start a column things we would like toknow and we have it under consideration the idea would be for us to ask- a topical question each week with trie hope that a reader who had the information would either write n letter or tell us the answer for the next week miss jdjivi durnf o ft kindly supplying us with news of the cgit which will appear weekly as cgit chatter abi t rrlntii t f bowling at the lucky strike club open bowling monday and friday afternoons wednesday evenings from 9 pm friday evenings from 930 pm all day saturday 10 am to h pm snack bar telephone 31sj oil jr btjmnb iolnb v jtray dxntal suaason georgetown i imiimaiiiaiiuiiiaiu r i iioinii ilatiiamiraji ifi dr clifford teid mwrttejrv wxbphoiie- q-w- main street oeorgetoam elmer c thompson ruaajiqt seyick fire auto wlndalbrm cp railway and allied steamship summer excursions phone llbw or j georsetown v leroy dale kc m sybil bennett kc m1u street bnrrlstcrs and solicitors georfictown phone 10 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