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the oeiotgetown herald wfednca november 22 1944 nm love lots lovkoa maxbs tub moon ifi crmxy what love does one ar- dent swain tubbed bis sweetleples laee with poison ivy and won her milting on a dog collar a luckless 4hap pitched a tent outside his be loveds bouse and lost her read jaboot the odd things love does in iae american weekly with this sun- 4mfi nav m issue of the detroit amfey times sister or mbs bbbt tuck and mrs bbg boau debs in acton a sailors home in acton was sad dened last week when his wife and mother charlotte waterhouse wife of seaman herbert v dron passed by ay she had been in failing health or some few months her husband who was- on the east coast was able to be home prior to her death f was thirtynine years of age mortgages for sale the execufprs of the james russell estate offer for sale by tender the following mortgages u mortgage on a one hundred acre farm in the township of nassagaweya county of halton principal j370o00 bearing interest at 6 per annum payable yearly mortgage matures on april 1st 1945 interest paid in full to last interest date 2 mortgage ou a fifty acre farm in the township of erin county of wellington principal 77500 bearing interest at 6 per ajintim payable yearly mortgage matured oh nov 1st 1933 interest is paid in full to nov 1st 1043 3 mortgage on a one hundred and arty acre farm in the town ship of nassagaweya in the county of halton principal 70000 bear- sns interest at 6 pwaatram payable yearly together with 16000 on account of principal mortgage matures on october 1 1948 interest paid in full to october 1 1944 tenders should be made in writing and forwarded by post in an envelope marked tender to c p leatherland acton ontario on or before november 24tu 1944 the highest or any tender not necessarily accepted parties interested are invited to communicate with the said c p leatherland solicitor for the estate and obtain further particulars and inspect the farms the executors of this estate desire to wind up the estate on december 13th 1944 bora in london england charlotte waterhouse was a daughter of the late fjames and mrs waterhouse the family resided in bracebridge for six years after coming to canada but for past thirty years have been residents of acton besides her husband seaman her bert dron she leaves two sons her bert and william both at home her mother mrs james waterhouse and six brothers and three sisters amo remain to mourn her passing they are james with the canadian army overseas harry and charles in ac ton- joh gro i kiu chener and william in acton mrs bert tuck georgetown mrs h j anderson toronto and mrs beg hoare acton to all of the bereaved sympathy of many friends goes at this time the funeral was held- on thursday afternoon with service at the john stone c rumley funeral home con ducted by rev mr pulker rector of st alban church which mrs dron attended here many friends gather ed in tribute to her life and in sym pathy with the husband sons and family the pallbearers were messrs o stapleton cameron lctohman arils white bobt wlnton w marchment and fred stuckey interment wai palrview cemetery free press walter carpenter again president of anglican s s assooation the annual meeting of halton deanery anglican sunday school association was held last thursday in grace church milton mr walter carpenter was reelected president of the association and dan wilson of bronte is secretary- treasurer those from georgetown who attend ed the meeting were ven w g o thompson mr carpenter pauline norton doryne mulholland and har vey dewhurst womens part in postwar world convention theme mrs w a watt president of the associated country womens institute of the world and first woman to in troduce the womens institute into england was the guest speaker at the recent afternoon session of the womens institute convention held norfolk street church ouelph mrs watt spoke on postwar plann ing bvw a expr th o ion that the role of the country wo man will be a tremendous one in post wai work without the farm woman there can be no progress or stability without the farm home ho neighbor hood life stressing the importance- of the lo cal womens- institute in the com munity and pointing out its tremen dous asset in any society she told of the large part the womens institutes play in the world its friendliness member to member community to community province to province made it such that there is no other international society like it country women should be includ ed on administrative bodies and pol icy making bodies she stated and added that the organization should put pressure to bear to ensure their inclusion in settling world problems no reminder is needed today as to the acute need for development of the food supply the country cannot be fed without the farm women and they should be consulted regarding the feeding ol the postwar world mrs watt feels that the use of the land should be planned that the rich agricultural land should be protected she feeli that the country woman knows the right use of the land and that it la up to her to show its right use she urged the women to make their views and feelings known to men who think of tomorrow plan handitalkies for your use tomorrows private handitalk1e kmerfeap in your rrorit tlthbii watm yon cn cat i the camp on yowr private radiotelephone to let th boy know what lh trout arc taking from you car you can call horn to lay youre on the way th hand- ulki will b a marvel of everyday life not only in tporb but in every typ of buiinen end industry planned for you by wen who think of toatotrow m f hswawf t tho indeed doesnt look forward to the good things of tomorrow when peace comes again yet we cannot for an instant relax our vigilance not so long as there is a single armed enemy soldier at large nasi or jap we must fight to the end the battle against waste we mubt keep production at its highest pitch we must salvage fats and waste paper and metals we must conserve gasoline and rubber and above all we must continue buying and keeping victory bonds and war savings certificates does a soldier lay his rifledown when enemy resistance slackens for a moment no and no more may we at home withdraw our help by cashing in our victory bonds they represent a pledge to our government and our fighting forces that we will back them to the last this we must do let us all be men who think of tomorrow by holding our home front battle lines today 1 the house of seagram t4f l km pumim w li i f i j t yesf theres a shortage f in november especially theres a- seasonal shortage of bottles and cartons 1 naturally this tends to slow up deliveries from plant to store during the holiday season so pua return tout empties promptly to your nearest brewer retail store they can be used over and over again brewing industry ontario 2 want and urged the womens insti tutes the backbone ol the country to go after improvements for the rural dweller mr s ford sudden thanked colonel kennedy for his excellent addxm the evening session ended with clever play by the downey women institute which was thoroughly en joyed by the audience make others believe in what they be lieve in she told them they must be courageous must have laith in themselves and in their movement and equip themselves to meet post war problems the conference which combined the districts of north wellington centre wellington south wellington north and south bruce east bruce north perth east huron halton north and south waterloo opened at fl am with registration at norfolk street united church at ten oclock the national anthem and opening ode were sung after which an address of welcome was given by the rev c e kenny of norfolk street church the chairman mrs j harold spier r no 3 brussels gave an address after which the girls session in charge of miss florence p eadle womens institute branch toronto took place this interesting part of the program of which miss elizabeth relst was chairman included the milk bar by miss marjorle mocready halton county leader and member provincial honour girl and who has been se lected to attend the chicago interna tional 4h olub congress in decem ber miss cleo schnurr bruce coun ty one of the 2100 ontario farm girls who were members of the girls garden brigades this year spoke on vegetable storage miss francis crlpps halton county gave an ex cellent address on the wellplanned summer wardrobe miss jean bal- lantyne perth county also a pro- vlnclal honor member also spoke 4 ftt 120 tm u jt lntereslin tour of clt nominating candidates for the ofltom preceded the afternoon session which lof councillors tar began in norfolk street church fob sale jr woods electric feed grinders uuk tng machines milk coolers e3eetxto fences also mount forest threshlng machines district representative wd- tougbby farm agency t b hewson georgetown- phone 8h p o box 307 wanted dead horses and cattle for fra pickup phone collect dec 44 phone ad 2s36 toronto gordon young ltd municipality of georgetown nomination meeting i meeting of the municipal of the town of georgetown will be held in the public library georgetown friday november 24th n three oclock mrs j harold spier read the reso lution that the womens institute pe tition the government to abolish all indies beverage rooms in ontario mrs spier stated that she would not ask for a vote at the moment but asked the women give the point con sideration over nlghtnnd a vote would be taken on friday mrs spier sug gested that the federated representa tives be the nominating committee and its chairman mrs p w merry homby this motion was moved by mrs t h cowan oalt and second ed by miss mcpherson arrangements were made for this committee to meet after the afternoon session reports were heard from the vari ous committees and all proved most satisfactory mrs walker of stoney creek former provincial and dom inion federation president of the wl was guest speattjf several instru mental and elocutionary numbers were also enjoyed- at 630 miss mary clarke super intendent wl branch was chairman at the banquet at which mayor rob- son gave an address of welcome a one musical program was enjoyed dr christie of the ontario agricul tural college greeted the ladies and lauded the womens institute for th fine work it is accomplishing mrs spier introduced colonel the honour able thomas i kennedy m of agriculture for ontario colonel kennedy gave an inspiring address to the assembly be stated that he beneves thai women should be consulted m the world program stating that food would a in peek times win this war he part the farm women an ptaymf ra its prodoetjott he remarked mat tt doty earned the right to get whet tbey the year 1mb also at the same time and pfabt nominations will be received for ttm offices of public school trustees fix the said town also hydro oommif- sloner trustees to be elected iff wards in case more than the necessary number of candidates are proposed and seconded and a poll is demanded said poll will be opened at 9 oclocfc in the forenoon and remain open until 1 pm on monday the 4th day of de cember 1644 p b harrison returning ofnoer dance sponsored by local 526 u e r m w a smith stone ltd the rose room georgetown arena friday dec 1st modem and old tyme al watsons orchestra everybody welcome ailinjuwiit soc 1 v