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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), June 8, 1932, p. 1

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sixtysixth year of publication the georgetown herald wednesday evening june 8th 1932 j j 150 per annum in advance 200 to usa the georgetown herald l j bl mooes rabhsber and proprietor member canadian weekly hfewapaper asso cnr time table standard time going emit passenger and mall 1020 ajrn passenger 239 pjn passenger and mail 630 pm psosehger stops for passengers going east and toronto 955pm sundays going east passenger x us pjm passenger j 813 jm passenger 56 pjn save money eat thi healthful nourishing food let him know it going west passenger and mail 735 an passenger 66 im passenger x j08 pjn and mail i 635 pjn sunday 831 jun sunday 10jh pxn oamg north mia and passenger going sewth mail and passenger 631 pm ik- arrow 1ncie4se0 bus seiv1ge 2 big mscutts jmw in canada alth canadian rvaaai the camadum bedded whcai codoamy ltd eastern standard ttme vvel b55 ajn wi5 am 1255 s 365 pan 55s pm 835 pm sat only 966 pjn daily except bat 1165 pjn saturday only eaillwmd fl15 am daily except sun 950 sun ljo pjn mo pan- w pjn- stops only on flag signal 915 pjn 818 pjn sundays and holidays only- reduced fares to holders of season tickets tickets and information at longs fit- directory ie eot daie barrister and seliettor georgetown ontario offlcesaragory theatre bldg mill 8t- clakence h wigoin8 solicitor notary pataue offices oneill block georgetown telephone us graham m and bowtaut barrister eta brampton ontario e o araham e b orsham o b bowyer kenneth k iangdon barrister bobcuor netary fastta first mortgage money to loan offices main street south phone 88 georgetown f b watson djks makion p1uk8t lda djxs georgetown oflloe hours to 5 except thursday afternoons f u heath udja 1x1x8 once in lane block one door north of 0nelus ca factory hours 0 ajn to 6 pjn s garage wmmmmmmmamtm i i i oooassowasw i m i brake specialists our special this week ford model a all pour wheel brakes relined for 1195 this special offer includes lajor heavy duty wonder brake lining rivets and all brake connections loosened and oiled have your spark plugs tested free on the new champion airelectric park plug fester the machine that shows what your spark plugs are like under actual working condibji in your motor b prompt service speights garage chiropractic netlson the chtron palmer oradnate 1 year practice no medicine surgery osteopathy xray service oflloe over dominion store monday wednesday and s 1 to 6 and 130 to 9j0 pjn otbar daya and hours by appointment phase low i msi frank petch u0en8ko aoctioneee for the oeenttes at feel and baussi prompt santos cheltenham 36r3s georgetown lrt post ofnori ffrifilhirmr suits and topcoats made to mea8tjee every at gua very satta csasbed sual 100 all aorta of repawns done we una 8uu and topcoats taiivob monuments ptdllock ingham buooessors to cater a worth gait ont- tpki our work h oi cemetery depts collected the sooner you send your list of outstanding accounts to t kelly aiken m the osseetora- at jratssevllle the quicker you wllr havaxfunds on hand to meet yotrc ojtrn lequliemenls ten ofuewwwnorj dspt sohopiboy yn aated by a osy- yes were both feeling fine low tvtmhtg rsstl om tlaiinn-lo-ua- tiom cih begm 7jbo pm sltll lotvtr might rates 810 pm joe thompson and his wife were- glad when gwtn finished business college and got a good position in die dry but gwen was the last of the family and the house was pretty lonely then they found they could call her on long distance telephone for as little as 30 cents so now every fri day evening gwtn waits for their call and the weekly talks make them all feel better lono distance ii easy to use depend able and surprisingly inexpensive affijnhaacatr iiaaynjie enquired idldnt you ever aee a cai tom de8tb0ts barn fire of unknown origin destroyed the bank barn on samuel heathertng- tonsarn nassagasreya township iae miles west of ailuon on tuesday mswthe o estimated a special summer display of4 trimmed hats and sport hats at greatly reduced prices misses claridge ufmburs hersud block of -yi2-ri- wnen a fellow pleases you f let him know it its a simple thing to do it him know it cant you give the scheme a trial it is sure to bring a smile and that make it worth the while ijet him know it you oj pleased when anyone lets you know it when the man vho lhinks well done lets you know tu- for it gives you added seat to bring out your very best just because some mortal blest lt you know it when a fellow pleases you liet hunkpow tt t why it usnt much to do et im know it it will hfclp him in the fray and hell think wg efforts pay if yov luee nla work or way ijct him know it mr and mrs j f gamble tjeleorate uolden wedding hiluard craig crazy creation by corvsia rilitrtoit sh pititarjd oraxo neither young ror pld well to do well dressed and decidedly good looking suf ered from what bis enemies might have called a superiority complex cer tainly he did not underestimate his virtues but then on ttoe whole be was so likeable and so popular he was justified in bis feelf esteem immediately upwhis arrival in war reton to take over the branch office of the d b securities he became the nocial lion of the warreton qolf and country club set msuriageable wid ows and matrons with marriageable daughters besieged him with invita tions he saiw and understood and smiled 0 himself for warrenton women were not the first who bad looked upon him and found him good but hulisjd craig had certain stand ards of his own for women and es pecially or the woman whom he might choose to be his wife and that lucky girl whan he would finally choose from among hundred to share bis namo would live up to his standards or there would be a scene in the house of craig strange when a nuvn is fancy free where tils fancy wtll light marjorie hlpps airy and fairy as i she could be completely captivated craig from the first day he met her here is something- all and pliable thought top young to have opi own and no too full grow em later in ife oh i soy he laughed in acknowl edging the introduction you look like a wild flower just picked out of tbe woods can you be real or are you going to float away like a pipe dream im afraid to take my eyes off you for feer you will disappear so dont mind if i stare will you she laughed the gayest most unself- consclous little laugh like rippling wa ter and guanoed up at him with her cornflower eyes youre a dreadful flirt she teased no im serious its only flirting when you dont mean it craig asecame like a man possessed he gave marjorie the rush of her rather rushed young life he made himsetf irresistible but all the time he never lost track of his working plans he spoke freely to marjorie of a first marriage and subsequent death bwo years later of his wonder ful beaistlrul wife bdith he brought this edith into his conversation fre quently no bdith was always so fair and justi she always understood no quar reling or nagging wish you could have known her marjorie was at first sorry for tbe man who had lost the woman he loved and admired so deeply hut after a while edith got on her nerves at times she almost wished she didnt love hill lard but she did love him in fact she knew that right then she was as trood as engaged to him and she knew that there was no one else on earth vxio oould give her the hap piness that his very presence gave if only hed stop talking about the won derful edith i now edith was always so sensi ble i remember one time craig began one evening hllliard darling come with me a mmub she said her face flushed her eyes like stars she led him out of ahe room then suddenly turned back and quickly closed the door on hkn with a twist of the fingers she locked it then jerked the key out and flung it on tbe floor now ive had enough ahe told him through the keyhole i dont ever want to see you and your edith again her voice rose and broke in a sob but she gulped it down and continued- youre as much in love with her aa you ever were and im not going to have her thrown up to me with every breath you draw edith wfts like this edith was like that everybody had to come up to ediths standards i guess not hi be myself or nobody and you can go hunt you some other fool girl whos willing to be a slave to a dead woman for im not and never will be then marjorie flung herself on the divan and burst into tears darllnsr let me in begged craig rattling the doorknob i want to ex plain youre breaking my heart do let meln but marjorie made no move and after a moment she heard a key rattle in the lock craig entered and throw ing himself on his knees buried his head on tier shoulder oh marjorie precious it never thought i never realised that it would hurt i just had certain standards for my wife and i wanted to kst her know my ideas beforehand angel i i i never was married tn my life i it was just ray fool idea at a tactful way of putting it honest honestr he swore vi can prove it she was just a crasy crea tion of mineaand if youll only marry me your standards shall be mlna i promise i thought women wars putty but ive found out theyre iron you silly boy she laughed after a moment tout dont ever try that on me again he didnt rivrnarriod his little flower of a girl ana everybody mar veled how she could wrap her great big husband around her little finger the following taken from the pask- atoon ularfnoeiux of rylday may 2uui may prove interesting to many ot bur readers mr and rs uamble were wellknowu in this district mrs oamble being a sfcter ot the late j a owens many old friends and pioneers of reuchu near perdue gathered at the home of mi and bus oordon oamble to celebrate the golden wed ding of mr and mrs j p oamble lamer and mother of qtwdon oamble for the occasion the house was beaut ifully decorated with gold streamers polled plants and cut flowers mi oamble with his wife and five children oordon d now at feudal and mrs xl o hamilton of bents also ajonnson and lalss mayme who passed away some years ago and wyatt who was a victim of the world war came west from ontario in 1906 and homesteaded near what is now feud al mr oamble served oo the council of what is- now known as the local-tm- jitovement district for several years tie run bee secretarytreasurer oi the rtidue municipality- for he past tweatylour years mr and mrs oamble have always proved themselves kind friends and good neighbors and both are spiendld community workers in the early days mr oamble hav ing the only driving team in the dis trict carried the mail from tftmi later to new hillsdale and then to noimanton those being tbe post of fices and brought it to his home where it was distributed among 27 at their neighbor families this was done through kindness andt saved many a long wait as well as long drives to those who met with them on their golden wedding day to show to some small extent their love and ap preciation mrs oamble was president of the leney womens union auxiliary since its inception oordon gamble read a touching and appreciative address on behalf or the family master wyatt oamble and lit tle miss marion hamilton being tbe youngest grand children and dresser as bride and groom presented mrs ciamble with a beautiful bouquet of carnations and fern all sat down o a bountiful- supper he tables having been laid on the spacious verandah and centered with a beautiful three- tier cake w o howard read an ad dress of appreciation from he friends gathered and p w cox presented mr oamble with a copy t p clay ton acted as ioastmaster j d miller proposing the toast to tbe bride and groom recalled many incidents of old times and as reeve of tbe municipality of perdue oongratulated mr and mrs oamble on faehall of his fellow work ers in the council mr clayton pro posed the toast to tbe family and oordon gamble responded mrs oor don oamble proposed the guests re sponded to by mrs fred w cox later a few friends came in from perdue vo offer congratulations to the honored couple and presented mrs oamble with a beautiful sheaf of gladlnlas and roses mrs oamble was tbe re cipient of several other beautiful bouquets okl time dancing was en- joyed softball schedule treatment of the news and they are relative as to the read era as subjects of interest the makeup editor does not often err in the placement of news or in the handling of news both by ex perience and intuition be has a true sense of proportionate values in regard to human interest he sometimes acts contrary to his judgment though de liberately tn playing up some local news or propaganda for a particular public reason but he lets the rela tive values govern his decision in most instances these observations on placements and headings are based on articles in a newspaper which h classed by news paper men as one of the greatest in the world there is a relativity as to values which every editor follows as closely as be can and he is generally correct will yoo have piece of pie mr ooodman asked bobbys mother of the minister thanks no he replied will you bobby ahe inquired no i think not said bobby rattier hesitatingly the minister looked at bobby in surprise i thought all little boys wtre fond of pie he said r they are replied bobby- i could eat that hail ale big ma said if you dldnt take any i mustnt and shed save it far tomorrow why wasnt the news i gave you put on the front page why dldnt you give it a bigger headline these and other similar questions are from time to tune put to news paper editors by people who do not know the considerations that guide newspapermen in tbe treatment of news those who complain sometimes charge that there is respect to per sons shown or that personal feeling enters into the matter persons who complain that news which they supply to a newspaper or in which they are interested is not given the prominence which they de sire or is not as lengthy as they de- lieve it deserves to be have never studied the weeks news from the edi tors standpoint as be sees the news the various stories or hems are of relative importance that is they are relative to one another as news proper or hi their news significance daylight having time baonaay iane n 630 millionaires vji coalers- ia all stars vs ljmenouse thtesflay jane 7 in 630 maple leals vs norval 7o olen vs army 3 tnurmlay jane 9ih 6j6 strollers vi lacky btrikes 743 rapermakers vs erra coils rrtday jm uttb ijq millionaires vs all stars 745 map leat vs olen monday jane 13th eisb lucky btrikes vs millionaires 74s rluhehouse vs strollers toeaday jane lth 630 artny vs maple leafs 740 norval vs ail blare tbsesday jane 1gu 630 cottiers vs papermakers t4s terra odtta vs often- friday jane 17u 630papermaiiers vs strouers 745 tiwnif vs coaters monday jane emit 330 millionaires va ijmwwwn 746 bjsrohers vs norval taeaday jane zlst 63o all mars vs army 745 maple leafs vs xerra cotta tonraday jane 23rd 0310 papermakers vs lucky strikes played 745 olen vs uoaters friday jane mu 6j0 army vs norval 745 lucky strikes vs terra cotta monday jane 27th 630 army vs strollers 745 norval vs mi taeaday jane etta bj0 coatera vs maple leafs 748 terra cotta vs ail stars thbraday jane sstti 630 lucky strikes vs olen i 745 llmebbuse vs papermakers friday jaly 1st 8j0 olen vs millionaires playd 745 strollers vs all stars monday jaly 4th 030 millionaires vs army 745 strollers vs terra cotta taeaday jap- sua 630 all stars vs 745 paperrnakensvs norval tharsday jaly 7th 30 maple leafs vs lucky strikes 745 olen vs ltxnehouse friday jaly 8th 6j30 paperrnakxtrs vs maple leafs 745 coalers vs army monday jaly uth 630 army vs papermakers 745 terra cotta vs millionaires taeaday jaly 12th 630 lucky strikes vs all stars 745 limehouse vs maple leafs tporsday jaly 14th jo coalers vs strollers 745 norval vs olen friday jaly 15th 6j0 limehouse vs lucky struts 745 millionaires vs papermakers monday jaly lath 630 millionaires vs strollers played 746 norval vs limehouse taeaday jaly 19tb 630 all stars vs maple leafs played 745 olen vs papermakers tbaraday jaly 21st 630 lucky strikes vs coalers 746 terra cotta vs army friday jaly 22nd 630 all stars vs olen 746 norval vs terra cotta monday jaly 25th 620 maple leafs vs millionaires 746 coalers vs norval taeaday jnty tsth 630 papermakers vs all stars 745 limehouse vs terra cotta tbaraday jaly nth 630 strollers vs olen 746 terra cotta vg costers friday jaly sth 630 lucky strikes vs norval 745 army vs limehouse other games maple leafs vs strollers played army vs lucky strikes sponsors millionaires long and mclmtock all stars sherwood olen beaumont coaters orant and prank 8ykes limehouse ohas cake army j a early strouersangdon maple leafs thee sykes apennakera mowhirter lucky strikes mcclure norval robinson terra cottsv tarwnsend all oames scheduled will be played at the time indicated and at the dia mond at tne mlgh school grounds all games s w possible con- than nve inrtings and none less than live innigs shall be counted as a game ail games shall be called promptly and tne fust teams shall give up the diamond to the second teams within nve minutes after the time scheduled tor the start of the second game and in the event of the hrst game not having progressed through ave ttng the hrst teams may resume the game after the completion of he second game and- if this cannot be arranged the team in default shall forfeit the game if for any reason a game cannot he played according to schedule the captain t such teams ehab arrange for that game and play the same within one week of the time schedul ed such game may be played atf any place agreed upon at any tlmewtthln tat week each team shall leave with the secretary before the 15th day or june a ust of its players and only players with a local residence and so register ed shall be eligible against ci loci iks general news umpires a duncan n tuck a tost r memenemy o brown n brown a ritchie r paul begatatlans the home team is the team first named the left hand column tin each game scheduled and for the home game will be responsible for 1 the furnishing of at least two hats and two balls 2 arranging for two umpires base and plate 3 the keeping of the official score 4 the taking up of a silver col lection and the turning tn of the same and the official score sheet to the secretary kenneth m langdon the milton wood products co the towns newest industry has just turned out its first lot of hockey sticks another change has been made in tbe governments new longustance telephone tax calls 15 cents and under are now jaxempt from the fed eral levy reg noble star defenceman of the detroit falcon hockey team and ronnerly of ooulngwood is coach ing tbe box lacrosse team at alliston the aurora works commission has asked the town council to call for len ders immediately for the construction of a sewage disposal plant in connec tion with the new sewerage system tenders will be advertised tor this week tottenham council has decided to purchase a carload of oil for use in the proper scarifying grading and laying the dust on the streets after roiling has been dune fergus council struck the tax rate at 45 mills a reduction of 3 mills from that of the previous year this reduction was made in spite of the fact that an addltkmal s25o0 was required by the school board this year holland lan residents are mystified as to the origin of so gold fish captured in tbe holland river by kldon goodwin son of s r goodwin village clerk the fish are slightly larger than the ordinary goldfish in aquariums but have tbe same bril liant hue one of the added attractions at wasaga beach this year will be 175pound sturgeon which will be on display alive in a glass tank the huge fish which was caught on night line by exerhardt brothers mea sures 6 ft and 2 inches the entire teaching staff of the collegiate institute at oriilla win be asked to accept rearjpoiniiiient for the year beginning september next at salaries five per cent lower than at the present time the barrie advanee reports that a prominent doctor of that town kst week was relieved of 50 by a couple of fascinating gypsy damsels who had been invited by ttoe oollingwood police to vacate that town one of the gypsy damsels sought the doctors advice and in gratitude for same offered to tell his fortune tbe duskyeyed aae- ress assured him chat good fortune was just around the corner but when the two departed he found that the roll which he had hi his pocket had flown with them put not your trust in clocks i say for clocks are faithless fellows begrudging further stint of day poor lads before the gallows such tedious talkers tick on tick their discourse la the bane of persons lying parched and sick for they inform the pain- how long its pulse how long xwol run before it finds surcease at last when fevered nights are done when there is light and peace they set a swift im pace with a bequlllng chime ive known one wear the stralglhtest face and tell the falsest time once on a hilltop wreathed with flowers in thyme and surfesanei clover a clocks face leaning from a tower espied me and my lovter two having neitxier dials nor charts to count tbe minutes by with but the beating of their bwarta to gauge eternity affronted then it told the townv it drove ha engines bard and fast it would not- throttle down their fury nor retard their haste when love lay uke a seed sown deeply silently it still ticked on mr seemed to heed that time had stopped for me notes and commiafts when a modern scnoolhoy was ask ed for tbe meaning of the phrase the quick and the dead he replied that the quick were those who got out of the way of the motor earn and the dead were those who did not district farmers are not makin much money these days but seme of them are increasing the value of their properties by p trees the early settlers were almost too thorough m their work of cl the land and portions that should never have been stripped of their trees are being gradually reforested it la i work but it will pay tn the end a test fob drivers here are a few questions submitted to drivers by one of the trisnrance companies which may well be taken to heart by all of those who operate motor vehicles on tbe streets and the highways of the country 1 do you keep your mind on your drhrlng a do you keep in line of traffic a do you watch the movements of other cars and try to anticipate what they will do 4 do you watch for rjedestrains particularly children 5 do you slow down at school crossings and dangerous mtersections s do you signal to tbe car behind when you intend to change your course 7 do you know the feeling of hav ing your car under control 8 do you keep in line when near- ing top of bill or a sharp turn 0 do you comply with traffic reg- ulatlona signals and signs 10 do you have your car brakes especially inspected regularly if every driver could be persuaded passing over the roads there can be no doubt that there would be a nark ed lessening of the number of aod dents tn many cases fatal ones tbe rain which fell tn this district last week was wekxxned by the far mers now the only thing to make the farmer happy is a higher patoe for his produce etc be sure is gett ing the butt end of these times at depression the great question ts why should he before old afan depression kr chased this country must forcibly realise that canada depends upon the produce of xhenrst six inches of its soil what has been done aid the farmer nothing why to was it in nvobtda a shetburne curler had a very tad dream tbe other night tn ttua dream he shook off his mortal coll and wens elsewhere and a guide showed around and he enjoyed the very much and by and by he to the guide now show me ahe- curling rink you must have a corker in a gtlace like this and the ruane said sadly we have no ice here and the shock woke the curler urn and he found be had forgotten to raise the check on tbe furnace the shetburne free press and e when to quit l he is a wise man who knows when to leave a burning building there mere bravado and bravery foel- hardlrtmn plenty of good men have lost their lives through sot knowing when to quit many rrsore have lest their souls aa well as then- bodies by not being able to sea be danger ahead or seeing it hy nog- lasting the warning a wise man feareth andj departeth from evil tout the fool ragetb and h eonndent- dont watt tor the roof to call on ycxu if you are on the road to rudn either physical commercial or rnorjal get out of tne road while there la time there is no man but receives plenty of tknety hints as to what to ahead of hkn the trouble is we all think we are so smart that we wol escape while the other fellow gets caught people gasnble with d and risk eternity for a mere handful of wind the fool rageth and ts confident dont be a f ool magnetic skctrcn a doojnc where to spend anajfoyblecanon inok the annual vacation has become a definite part of modern life the decision as to where it will be spent la of sonaiderable importance canada has a particular ap peal to the vacationist for it has an unusual variety ot attrac tions which may be enjoyed at rea sonable cost for roost people the summer vaca tion is limited to a few weeks and is really shortened by the time used inj tion fishing hunting ramping 1 travelling to and front the locality selected canada has ail extensive system of good roads and excellent railway a which greatly faem- iifm tate travel between provinces canada presents a striking diversity of natural feature the rugged and picturesque atlantic coast the st team imi river and great lakes the worlds greatest inland waterway the laurentlan mountains land of forest and stream the pralive the majes tic rockiea and the beautiful facta coast bach of these areas has its own attractions of scenic beauty and opportunities for enjoyable recreaj canoeing and rrroiotralncllrruirnf may all he enjoyed under ideal conditions while golf and tennis may be played nraauealty everywhere includes everything from site to luxurious hotel those to whom economy is a matter of con eern rnay spend a pleasant vacation close to nature at surprisingly the national development but t department of the interior at ottawa has prepared a series of automobile road maps ahowmg the main routes from one province to another also a number of interesting hooklwts in cluding vacations in canada wwah describe tne tourist attractions of each r these win be sent to any of bur iiaikm planning a race applicants should statethe areas wjueh thai are tmerastoo jfi although the past winter played havoc with many of vie roads of tne country and the preceding aumnrtrr made a to slide out of tne centre road from braurspton to oook- svllle when the pavement is wet one of the bogeys of tbe peel roads has been peacefully decapitated and laid to rest before the oaledon bui was cut and no 10 kings highway payed through beyond orangerllla one of tjae- f eatures of the drive to points north was the magnetic hill panting tja- aiesall hot and bottiered got to a certain point on the hlu and collapsed with a stgh motorists claimed that the land contained magnetlo lodes which interfered with the ignition of their can but when the highway was paved in ibm even the humble road louse found its way to the top wttti- out having to stop for breath the magnetio theory found little credence with garage men who drily advised the nropodders to clean ttae- carbon out of their eng and when the road was more readily r the theory and term dropped out of sight oiangeville banner new con the constitution was adopted un animously at the annual meeting of halton public schools musical fes tival a held in the pobhm school here the treasurer reported a substantial balance after all rrniiisms of the recent first annual festbrel were paid the election of btfiosra resulted- as follows hoti president jj m rjenyes milton pt president john wilson jr oakrille p w cooke milton vtce mrs j 0 alklna bronte 4 a jlopkhart burnagtan ary mrs d hartley milton and nine other members mrs w h oudmorev bronte mrs howard georgetown mrs onlsnobn and mrs wblbkker oakyjlle mrs o agnew and rev mr sawyer ajrxont r ijonstin burimg- ton mrs o lush and mrs nbron milton 1 j wife ooodbye dear write if ma enly cneqnet rr

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