The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

ibb geobgetown niu wednesday evening nov 18 1193 page the georgetown herald serving the communities of georgetown glen weluams norvai ijmehotjse hdrnbt stewarttown balunafad s ashgrove terra cotta subscription rate 3 00 a year single copies- 8c each garfield l mcgllvray corey herrlngton jr advertising rates quoted on application walter c biehn publisher and editor staff leslie m clark reg broomhead the herald is printed each wednesday in the oflice on main street georgetown authorized as second class mail post office dept ottawa member of the canadian weekly newspapers association and the ontario division of the cwjia r election time again december 3 comes time agafo for the an nual nomination meeting when ratepayers hear an account of the years municipal busi ness and nominees will offer themselves for public service on various elected bodies council school board and hydro commission at least two vacancies will occur on couiicil with public announcement by dep uty reeve petch and councillor goodlet that they do not intend to seek office again add ing the fact that an election must be held be cause of a vote to simplify the present system of electing all but school board members by general vote there could be an interesting public contest this year so often a municipal election dissolves into a sort of game with someone not want ing to cause an election and a shuffling of candidates behind the scenes so the town can be spared the trouble of voting this year there can be none of this for the election goes on regardless and it will be a pretty dull af fair unless there is more to it than a vote on a queustion to which yes can be the only an swer we hope that a number of citizens will consider running as council candidates partic ularly and we can even hope that more than the required three will contest the school board seats ejections dont have to be hot to be interesting there is some satisfaction for each councillor to know that he has been endorsed by a vote of ratepayers rather than going in by the acclamation route which is all too frequent and we are sure that any man or woman who is public spirited enough to want to serve his town is not so thinskinned that he will be bit ter if others prove more popular in the voting we might too put in our annual plug for a full house at the nomination meeting as stockholders in a quarter of a million dollar business surely we all should be interested in hearing how our money has been spent humility a great possession humility a modest sense of ones own significance as the dictionary puts it has been much in the news lately with the arthur godfrey story a page one event in the daily newspapers here at home the word strikes us as ap plying so truly to a leading citizen removed by death last wee w f bradley was one of those energetic men canada breeds who through initiative and business ability built a shoestring start into an internationally known concern which brought him somewhat more of the world s wealth than most men possess and yet success never went to his head as it might to many of us in the same circum- pot pourri we neglected to mention in the news col- the ostranders have moved to r r 4 geor- umns last week that georgetown girls pipe getown mr and mrsperryman have three band was featured at a ceremony at malton children judy in public school sandra and airport which inaugurated a new direct serv- bobby miss dorothy stone tells us she has ice between malton and london england been enjoying strawberries from her garden the ceremony was televised which is no new right up to now it is a variety of everbearing stances his tastes were simple and his circle of friends were not chosen for what they could do for him he devoted a lifetime of service to his church supplementing his active churchwork at st georges with generous financial gifts which were never ostentatious most of which were given quietly in the background and all designed to make the church a more beautiful and more fitting place of worship he will be sorely missed in the church and in the town at large where everyone knew him as bill successful men of the future would do well to use him as a guide for living a full and happy life experience for the girls they were perhaps the first georgetown people ever to appear on television when the band was at a lions convention in new york several years ago also in the television picture is our new mp sybil bennett who was seen in news- reel shots of tlje opening of parliament and someone tells us too that wfien the cam era shifted from the santa claus parade on satuxday tor shots of the crowd little pat sar gent daughter of mr and mrs jim sargent stood out plainly in the picture new peo ple in town this fall are mr and mrs elwood fruit with which she has been enjoying won derful results mr and mrs andrew jal- owica who had been living in an apartment at the home of val stem have moved to ham ilton showing us an unusual egg last week bob harris wonders if the yoke was on his wife seems mrs harris was slicing osme hardboiled eggs for a salad and came across one which was solid albumen and had no yoke at all the lady you see in the herald office on thursday and friday after noons is mrs jack gunning who is giving the editor a hand with some of the correspond- perryman and family who bought bill os- ence which never seemed to get answered tranders house on victoria street mr per- mrs alvin mcdonald suffered a badly frac- tyman sold his house on no 7 to his father tured wrist in a fall at her home on saturday three courses offered at local night school the first of a twelveweek series of night school clashes began last night in three north halton towns this popular school which had drawn large number of people to milton for the post three years this year has branches in george town and acton as well in georgetown mrs cyril brandford is teaching a class of 18 in leathercraft at the high school while at the old town hall jesse wyatthas a cuss of 12 in ceramics end miss lois etherington toron- tona class of 14 in metalcraft it is still possible to accept a few more enrolments jn each of these classes two local people are on the night school staff in acton miss wilma ull o tfae chapel street school staff is fibstfitng elementary oil parting and frank c black the there is also a makes good progress after accident injury uttlc diana kent seriously in jured when struck by a car in hamilton on october2bth is out of hospitajand making good progress annual peel memorial hospital nurses dance junior farmers bldg brampton thursday nov 26 mrvyrihimes orchestra dress optional 930 to 130 tickets 300 available on dance night or can be purchased in advance from members of the nursing staff or at the hospital baptists hear of mission work on sunday morning rev alfred barker preached the third sermon in the series of distinctive marks of a christian mr barker cen tered his thoughts on witnessing which is the fragrance of heaven being revealed in our lives through the life we live the spirit and grace of god must flow in our hearts at all times if this fragrance is going to ibe reflected and lasting and if we arc to be a colony of heaven the ladies choir under mrs w townends direction sang just as 1 am the ladies mission circle spon sored the evening service dr sid ney flillyee general secretary of the baptist foreign mission board was the guest preacher who related a vivid picture of the conditions and life of the people in japan india and west africa and the dire need for the evangelization of these countries mrs elmer carter read the lesson and mrs walter peck led the congregation to throne of grace in prayer the choir sang father in high heaven with mrs don hancock taking the solo part a friendly hour was held immed iately following the service when slides of the southern cross baptist radio station of la pas bolivia were shown and questions answer ed light refreshments were served by the committee in charge to con clude the evening several fall events agriculture federation at a recent meeting of the direc tors of esqucsing federation of agriculture at the home of mr and mrs mac alexander plans were made for several functions in no vember which included a dinner for the directors a euchre and the annual meeting the dinner was held on wed nesday november 11th in limc- house memorial hall vith lime- house w i as the catering group ei eh person attending was respon sible financially for his own dinner as this was not a complimentary eent from society funds after a sumptuous dinner euchre was play ed for the rest of the evening all reported pleasant time on friday november 13th the euchre was hi id in stewarttown hdll when some 20 tables of cards were played lunch was served by the fedeiation directors the prize winners at euchre were ladies high mrs s klrkpatnck ladies 2nd mrs stan matthews gents high ciiftord storey gents 2nd frank cartu right a special prize to the winners at the 13th table in the 13th round was given as it was friday 13th the winners of this prize were mrs r l davidson and stan matthews the annual meeting is to be held later this mouth husbands wives want new pep and vim tlumiandi of couple arc weak atom out n- hjuttcd solely because body lacks iron tor new mm utality try oititx tonic tiblcti supplies inm iiu loo may jnctl lor prp niilnncn- tary ilmci ilamm h lnirolmnry k btliuiqlcil lire only 00 at all drucsulf pleasant s acres 5 nursing home 5 excellent meals j kindly care tray service 5 beryl flynn s r b 4 acton phone acton 196 w z towards recovery the six year old daughter of mr and mrs george kent prop- ictors of fairview inn who has been living with her grandmother in hamilton had a fractured skull and other injuries in the accident jimmy brown custom television antennae service 1 every installation guaranteed g and insured 24 hour service brampton 1722m 1 gravel top soil fill cement building blocks general trucking ernie thompson glen williams tr 73366 make it a date 40de theatre night thursday nov 26th at the roxy tickets available fbom iode members church bazaar is a big success one of the most successful baz aars in the district was that m st stephens parish hall hornby on saturday when the guild and w a of this anglican church combined for the affair mrs john bussell guild presi dent was assisted by many ladies of the parish and the afternoon in cluded all the usual components o a bazaar w ith sewing and fand- work particularly plentiful on the 6ale tables prner by rev j k maxwell openei the afternoons program directory alfred j bishop certified iublie accountant i main st georgetown i tr 73351 j your enquiries invited j monuments pollock campbell 62 water st north g a l t designs on request phone 2048 inspect our work in greenwood cemeterv a m nielsen dc nd doctor of chiropractic and naturopathy hours 25 pm closed thursdays lad attendant 10 main st n georgetown tr 73612 dr clifford reid l j s d d s dentist tr 72581 main street georgetown frank petch licensed auctioneer prompt service tr 72864 georgetown po box 413 radio repairing we specialize in this work 26 years experience j sanford son dr j burns milne xray dental surgeon mill street tr 72871 dr john kerby practice op dentistry xray tr 73641 main street georgetown r c w sayers dvm veterinarian guelph street opposite armstrongs garage tr 72711 s m faibish ro optometrist simmon jewellers georgetown tr 724s1 j a wffloughby sons complete real estate service head office toronto 366 bay st e 30604 a city and country homes farms and small acreages industrial and business properties your local representatives tom hewson tr 72422 walter fidler brampton 395 r 4 leroy dale qc m sybil bennett qc barristers and solicitors mill st georgetown tr 73381 james f mcnab barrrister solicitor notary public norton bdlg main street tr 73461 lever ahoskin chsrtcred accountants jenkins and hardy 1805 metropolitan bus 44 victoria st toronto xm 4411 hewson glamcy banisters and solicitors solnnkib m lanodoh rooty theatre bittf sum st trtxmi