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Georgetown Herald Division of Homo Newspapers Company Limited Main Street South Georgetown Ontario WAITER BIEHN Publisher THURSDAY MARCH I9lh EDITORIAL COMMENT The Junior Jet Set j Education like anything else car not stand Mill There have been many improve in the past twenty years In rural areas consolidated schools have replaced one room country schools Vocational and technical education has be i come available in towns like Georgetown Gymnasiums and music rooms have physical and cultural development of our young people Teachers are J monetary reward in addition to pro flatus But we sometimes wonder if even this el age those in authority t Ing too fast trying radical ideas without J sufficient testing Are we return to the one room schools so happily abandoned only a few years ago with the open concept idea at now slated for new Moore Park school in the fall And is transportation of youngsters from their home school areas necessary or desirable j Consolidated schools came into being to rural Idren urban advantages and we suspect because no longer would What Is Obscenity An editorial decrying four letter words in a university publication brought a raih startling reaction In the Herald mail bag lhi wook We cannot dispute many of J Har remarks on the imperfections of our world Now can uphold our term of slum language on which he so rightly checked us We might have more proper ly used the language of ill But we cant agree with his defence of foul Ian i The use of four letter words obscene in dictionary parlance thy lewd Impure in language But there is more general fry not knowing how to do the right thing use the right word in a given cir cumstance which is one of the things Is designed to overcome teachers face lie task of teaching grades led to a cosily but in he country Now we find that and more tow children are ig by bus toll some mites slant when are w i walk distance of a school If spec teaching is the jo would be and cl to hive leathers commute from school to Real estate ids use close school a when buying a hone who it to have their children at school nearby ere they ho no at icon I our arc home or after the day is It be rightly bed at li el theory of truporl to As for tit ope w promoted today perhaps parents the sane op on as a motorist en highway improvements are being Hero one finds a cm proceed at AN H OF A NOTE for tho ve route in THE Arc our IN THE MAIL BAG young people not equally important One should therefore expect more of a public school graduate than one who never school more of a gh school graduate than a dropout more of college graduate in rising progress on Above all we should expect that ucal on enhance a man ludgment Perhaps we si def nc an offer present con pany knowing to stay and when to ay it i deliberately an accepted standard I of conduct Cant Agree Wants Names Monetary Outlook All Facts In News Items s shock to 15 Park of Waterloo publ cat on are doing And by so do they are debasing our ton system bringing shame and ridicule to carefully nurtured and sub s by our lax dollar We have a t i be ended Tin jon for editor ill lo i an irr ist bit compulsion it tit tan so patent In fir l in lime admit town unci to do most of unci essmn iho Com li a shortage J of mil a dtslro to ovoid You This Reader dec is i to Served His Community the Committee in lccting In his 24 years in Georgetown Don had served his adopted well Besides building a successful business enterprise he was active in the Lions Club which he had served as president was a member of town council for two years and was a past president of Ontario Dry Cleaners institute His death last week at the early age of leaves a vo in the town bus community following that of Ed Wiener who had also been a dynamic leader in ty and men af far Georgetown can be grateful that men like thee chose Georgetown a the led community town a belle place for having had them here They will be THE DISTRICT AT A GLANCE I ions Minor Hockey was a resoundinR success this year as record crowds Jimmed trin to watch future stars compete for trophies crests Grand Val and Lnn competed Council decision would further burden jour conflicting news items Your absence from Committee tends to encourage an alreidj disagree practice which the present Town Coun seems to be engaging in On several when mem lxrs of the public have been it Committee meet tliej have been asked to lcnc vhen it suited the Com convenience so that the Committee then discuss an item which it want overheard those persons These meet- inns of are public and thai kind of practice should be brought to the of the It cannot however If you do not attend those meetings of course better rise recognizes the public trust that rests with all publishers of and while the of the printed ma 11 should not do so the ad Good ton is something tint every must pro lo lie worth of its name If each of us in our own minds were the fear of economic censure for our acts i then qui would indeed at a low level personal do not think that believe i that and I sincerely hope that your future will be such as to the and honourable role have In factual mil fair re porting of the events that news I Yours very It It Dear litor Your slating you use of people accused or convicted of various offences for monetary reasons was quite a shock Whatever of the editor thai was shown on the old hit show story it indicates you hive the sjmc altitude the treat majority NEWS ECHOES From the Heralds of and 30 Yean Abo 1960 Possibility of curtailing passenger service on Ber ne Hamilton CNR line running through town was Indi cated at Mondays council meeting by John Elliott Bob CoMott of Weston was the winner of the 1 grand when the local Kinsmen held their stag nner in the Leg on Hall Friday Two new teachers will om the Georgetown Public School leaching staff next term Harold Henry has been hired as assistant principal and will teach one of senior grades and Luena Campbell has also accep ted a position with the staff Two veteran teachers Hazel Harrison and May will retire- at the end of this term Soldiers Comfort Committee has been formed to late ending of parcels to local sold overseas To keep down the cost of sending parcels they will be packed and addressed to indiv but sent in one consignment Mrs A Reeve is Mrs Sid e and Mrs Guyot secretary Any contribution d be left with Mrs L vmgslone Georgetown or Mrs Guyot Glen Williams I he Mjorfeni th is studded Colonels Com there was temptation to like age of to lell Hit s whit Ivel thought of But to However spot of all been ha moving reiponie to a column about my daughter Every have been In from all over Can full of sympathy Many of them hive been addressed lo Kim herself Old trends hue rallied and time to write cheer letters This has not restored my faith in human nature be Ivc never lost it but bolstered ll Here from pons don blame yourselves very to do this at parents ou did what of us try to tto taught to stand or her own feet end let her bo She fell So she II get up again and be the And Dear Hill Detected concern beneath your casual request for I have solicited our father on your daughters behalf I feel that He has answered prayer May Cod bless you and jours in the namt of his son Jesus Christ That all from a complete stranger From Red Deer came a long letter full of scriptural comfort and the assurance that his or her prayers would be Othen sent prayer that hid helped them in time of trouble This is only a sampling I im not an emotional or mental person My wife calls me Old But it has touched mo deeply that so ma ny people have tried to com municate with and help a stronger Sometimes colum nist feels that he Is writing la a great cold old Its not good feeling Now I know better and I will of good heart Mean while we live day it a time the sun shines spring Is on its way Thank you all Iff good to know that there it still a great deal of human kindness in a world that sometimes looks bit bleak Ml HODS A 30 year old Tor onto man has been appointed as new ad mini at the troubled Hilton District Board chairman J Led confirmed that Ronald Woods currently assistant ad at North York Gc will fill the of flee vacated six ago by resigned mid staff turmoil jnd ions of sabotage of hospital equipment Three red and fifty ratepayers who crammed Victoria Park audit last week were told that Chinguacousy Township one day be the home of living in four city areas and one northern rural area Plan consultant Norman Fear sons plan calls for five zones Alloa and a northern strip and seta Isnd use and develop policies for the next jesrj The he id of the Guidance Department of White Oaks secondary sent 1 danger of losing hit Job and students at the school are threatening to protest if the move la carried through Phil who fau held the poU at Oaks for past fuc yean was ice the removal of Ins and subsequent transfer to another school March but intends to this the county Wood the SWIMMING reasons for Mullen- remind ENROLLED S IN RED CROSS This marks the 5tli of the Service In In were trained pupils ire rued iwards In the lo enrolled in the Cross over ACTON The bell led the hours in for over half a century from Ihe top of I the old office lower will fnr nrL soon be mounted on display iLlp the home of I Rowland It 3 Brampton Mr How walkt land will be the old arc film centres In post office bell ilong with bells he lus up In his traveLs over the list three rrsplriliou methods years have progressed from to Holder lo COUNCIL OKAYS lo lhc INDOOR POOL ians may be swimming the towns own Indoor pool by this time next year Brampton councils general committee has recommended that immediate negotiations get underway with Peel County Board of ion to mo up with an agree ment to build the pool as an addition to Brampton Ccntcn Rial Secondary School ERIN The sixth annual Erin In the second instance your reply is most dlsnp The suppression of fat lual be on the of economic To admit to such a belief is to admit to i totally struct purpose a newspaper irslly you cannot seriously suggest that all of tho per sons whose names would other undesirably in ire sued from further IIicinR by your unilateral act censorship Anyone read Toronto dally will gen illy come upon that inform inn and If It Is not a sizeable enough event to warrant re production in a Toronto paper then word of mouth the within the Town It must be apparent that the rumoured difficulties of a pi rson are much more harmful factual statement dlitlcullles and their disposition example a person properly be charged with offence but have that dismissed upon th presentation of ill of the dente If is is ncwspapi you rciurtcd this evidence that person would suffer far less than he would If his reputo tion were subjected to the Hal rumours of the charge with no follow up of their To also that are protecting yourself from financial loss by reason of your not offending persons who Kinsmen Girls Softball themselves gut stands for sporUmnnshpl exhibited In pi hit Is to fun combined with lint your zed I are all of poor repute Drown is Hie litest now it Hi nor level AlthouRh Innovillons have been added the basic reason for the Water Safety Service remains the same to reduce caused by drownings and accidents Did You Know Who finances the Kinsmen Girls Softball League Hie sponsoring Kinsmen Club ear rics the bulk of the registration fees and tag receipts make up lhc balance of league costs could ht pro postd industrial incinerator on Highway One few benefits we have in this area compared with closer to Like On is more or less clean air to breathe It seems despite what Mr Kerr says thit what is burnt up will come down somewhere the smoke nuisance may lie almost in this project can do nothing about the smell of With into It from lo chemicals ind being bun the prev ailing west wind in Ihe town area should bring us me mnries of Sudbury or Burling ton licach truly Jim Ross BUSINESS DIRECTORY CARR Professional Englnttr Consulting Ontario Land Survivor Office Horn REPAIR ERV1CE Ontario Land 5urvoyor Duncan Drive Georgetown Residence JOHN B0UGHT0N JEWELLERS Certified Watchmiktrs 5 Main St DODD CLINIC OF CHIROPRACTIC St Appointment Ncccssiry SUN SHINES A DAY AT A TIME This hit quit a winter In mora ways than one Cold cold Whan it cold anuugh to tha brains of a brsis monkey God was the rman or some body 1st fly with the confetti though It ware biggest wadding In world And Im stuck with three females a broody wife a moody daughter and riant cat So things haven I ex looked up as hides well around that corner ing that Bill it by far most popular Thats great for ego which needs a llttls onto In a while Howavsr thara bright spots I share of them Terry Barker look me to task in long intelligent rebuttal to disgruntled column wrote about teaching He but lets that mora diigruntlad bal Another was an speak to the Vimy Canadian Leg organization in Loudon Ontario It meets only Mice a year to observe Hem Day and Vimy Hay A charming and kind guy col led Joyce the ilact out tint it a loss up between me I was thin There arc deep and ing rewards In teaching along with the frustrolion red tape and the feeling that hopelessly entangled in a cobweb There a real thrill in seeing young people with now ideal and light up us the ideas get through Than I had a thoughtful let tar from Beach BC Reader inclosing a clip ping from the North Battle ford Saik Hit- Georgetown Herald A Division of Home Newspapers Company Limited Waller C Publisher Garfield McGllvray Production Superintendent Manager Fronk Nevis Editor Accountant Terry Bradley Valerie Caruso Anne Leslie Hastings Mylcs Georte Young OPTOMETRIST LM Brown Mam St Suite I For Appointments phone OPTOMETRIST RR Hamilton South Carrctal Building For Appointment 877 A Registered Massage Heat Treatments a Electro Therapy 5G REX WAY DRIVE Wallace Thompson 3rd Division Court Clerk Commitiloner MONUMENTS POLLOCK CAMPBELL DESIGNS ON BEQUEST Inspect our work In Greenwood Cemetery PHONE Ml Water Street North A 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