Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), April 11, 1956, p. 15

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macmurdos invite you to come in and look at their spring outfits for boys and girls girls straw hats blouses and skirts a touch of new york is added when you buy a joan doreen dress for your daughter boys trousers shirts and bow ties and ladles you will want to see our selection of spring skirts blouses etc baby gifts including kirk kraft weaving coutts easter cards 164 guelph street phone tr 72125 chatting with m h d these are the days when most businessmen are busy getting their books into shape for the making up of their income tax it is a heavy serious job but editor geor ge cadogan of the durham chronicle has quite a sense of humour he has found a humorous angle to the whole business and entitles it an honestly wed woman is a linbihty the man who drafted the first income tax law must have been a bachelor who had just been miffed by somebodys wife how else can one explain the tax discrimination that persists to this day against a married woman x if a married woman works out and hires another to help at home she cannot deduct any part of this as expense furthermore her husband is deprived of the mar ned status which would otherwise help to offset this cost call jr 73271 tr 72674 concrete work footings cellar floors sidewalks block work brick laying for your construction needs carpentry homes garages kitchens bathrooms remodeling modernizing mcnally construction elgin street near cnr station the financial post suggests that the act as tt stands today could be said to encourage immorality heck that aint nothin a business man who travels about the country a good deal was explaining that his wife was a costly luxury if he takes her on his business trips her expense cannot be deducted for tax purposes but if he leaves his wife home and takes his secretary the income tax collectors say thats ok in fact the secretary is allowed what might be termed a bonus not only can her expenses be deducted but she can also collect pay but most men are so stubborn they keep their wives despite the tax per secution thus quoth george while our thoughts arc up around durham district there has been great rejoicing in that town recently because of the acquisition of a new industry but according to the fergus news it is the sale of a farm in that vicinity that is causing the greatest excitement the news says a farm on the eighth concession of bcntinck township has been bought lately by a city man bentinck lies just north of the durham hanover road and it s a lovely district of hills and little lakes the farm is to be used as a nudist camp and the edi tors up that way can hardly wait for the official opening one of them is already reading the sunbathing magazine or looking at the pictures the mosquitoes of bentinck are also said lit be looking forward with hun gry anticipation a day like this makes ou realize that the mosquito sea son bless it with its warmth and sunshine will not he too long in com ing the youngsters on easter hnli days are enjoying the llrst really springlike day their heavy much the worse for wear leggings are off for the first time since last fall cum bersome overboots and woolly hats have been set aside the better to ap preciate the joys of skipping in the bright sunlight double dutch marhlis and bikes trikes and wagons again hold swaj the kids are really having themselves a time in these days of large hous ing developments i think nearly every family with a car makes a hobby of touring them every so often just to see the progress and note the different stles and types of homes houses are a never failing source of interest but one of the most inter r i now enjoy the smooth spirited takeoff and go of a dashing new hen automobiles looied line thd anrm m likely to be nil putter- end still aipaditlon today ihe incompiribly imoath perform nw of he new de solo firetllte mikei tvery drive t pure delight its pure delight to take the wheel of t new do so to and put your foot to v8 power thats as swift and smooth and silent as a jet in 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transmission standard on every desoto a simple mechanical system whose troublefree operation ensures lasting satisfaction manvfadund in canada by ckrjfiltr corporation of canada limited drive the car selected as the official pact car at indlanapods the new desoto with the forward look watch ctlmu shew of start oa tv cbrt hewson motors georgetown tr72422 csting i have ever heard about was brought to our attention by miss addy coventry it is pictured on a pam phlet sent to her by her niece mrs e d shelcy who visited the land mark while on a trip mrs sheley incidentally has been visiting her mother mrs j n oneill and her aunt during the past week her home is in birminigham michigan the house in question is the famous paper house at pigeon cove mass it is called a paper house most appropriately because the whole house and furniture are made of boston newspapers a man named mr elis f stcnman with the help of his family began in 1922 to pre pare the paper material to be used in constructing the walls of this un usual house the newspapers were made into different layers each hav ing been pasted and folded the walls when finished consist of two hundred and fifteen thicknesses to make the furniture the newspapers were made into rolls of different sizes they claim in the little brochure about the house that at any time in the future these rolls can be unwound and the print inside will be absolute ly preserved since neither glue nor varnish was used while making the paper rolls the stcnman family began the work of constructing this fabulous full size house merely as an experiment to see what could be done with newspapers without des troying the print the experiment has proved a success both in strength and stability i presume however that the house is used merely as a showplace and is never actually used from the pictures it is a very at tractive bungalow the furnishings look quite com plete and indeed they are according to the list they have made there aie table chairs lamps settee and desk made of the christian science monitor cot made of the history of the world war piano of admiral byrds south and north pole expedi lion writing desk made of col c lindberghs flight radio cabinet president hoover his campaign and election in 1928 a grandfathers clock made of paper from the capi tal city of each state in the union and fireplace made of the rotograv ure section of the boston sunday her ald and new york herald tribune i was telling the family after i read about the paper house that here at last was the idea i have been looking for all these years to use the avalanche of newspapers that inundate the household with regularity just kidding of course heaven help me if they started a project like that in the backyard or anywhere else the paper house is a great novelty for sight seers of course but i think ill con tinue to rely on the boy scout paper drive to relieve the household of our superabundance of newspapers in addition to providing themselves with a source of revenue the boy scouts actually do render us a real service collecting the newspapers and im sure all other people m town feel that way too the georgetown herald wednesday evening april 11 1956 page 5 tells church ladies about prison work miss mollie parker staff member of the elizabeth fry association was guest speaker at the easter thank offering meeting of the afternoon auxiliar of st johns united church miss parker spoke to the ladles in the assembly hall of the church on tuesday afternoon april 3rd in the early eighteenth century miss fry an englishwoman used to go to visit women in prison many people tried to dissuade her from this courageous undertaking especi ally as she would visit the ill famed newgate prison she would take books and food and do man kind things for the women there many of whom had their children with them miss fry would prevail upon members of parliament to improve prison conditions the riiiabith frj association has continued ever sinu snid miss par ker and it has hi en active in canada for fifteen jenrs started by the i nitanan church in 1042 it is verj active in the mcrter heforma ton in toronto miss parker is associated with miss johnson and miss ihjlhs haslam as a staff worker and thev give a great deal of time to rchibilitating women mm ites of the reformatorv the work demands a great deal of tolerance and persistence the usual commital is from 30 das to two vears less a day usual causes are liquor drugs shoplifting and ag ranc she spoke of many discourage ments but then there are good hopes as well she told how difficult it is for children where both parents work and they go home to find no one waiting for them and the csseh tial quality for children loc is lacking her talk was absorbing and listen ers felt the association is fortunate in having a woman of miss parkers calibre to further the work of the elizabeth fry association mrs charles junkin the president was in the chair and gave a few appropriate opening words mrs lyla pollock gave a beautiful devo tional written b rev peter mar shall miss eleanor schcnk sang a lovely rendition of green pas tures economize billgarbutt 16 elgin street pfcw trianle 73638 building sand concrete gravel road gravel fill top soil tom haines glen williams trungle 73302 monuments brampton monument work dwlgnt tubmlhtd camatary uttarins corner post and markars a good display in stock wm c allan prop 68 quaan st watt brampton shop 1410j phona ri 313 rep tom nicol phona brampton 603w flowers for all occasions wedding work corsages a specialty cut flowers and funeral designs we wire flowers rosedale floral 32 albert st tr 72952 frozen custard is comingi booth beside iga store opening on or about april 15th featuring soft ice cream hard ice cream milk shakes at prices unheard ofi mac s taxi reliable service tr 72641 booth tkx your as surance of prompt cour teous safe service photographs see j a goudy 1 mary street tr 73366

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