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gets bnpdttanl pot wuh toronto conservatory dntd ouchterlony has been ap- potasted aupewiaor of branchy cor the toronto oonscmfcgrr o tua weuknaim toronto musician ruanbera kennetb harrtoon of geor getown among hi orsan pius ux ouchterloery will ha in charge one week service on watch repairs until our new store is opened we will continue to serve you from ourtemporary location in tne h golden gate cafe gram watches ronton lighters diamond rings d seta jewabat simmons jewellers toronto and georgetown a community singsongs every sunday night at huttonville park movies novelties guest stars car parking charge 25c of all tltt branches firing special snaphasla to ttie standard and math- oda of teaching ha waa until rec ently head of the muafc department of upper canada college alter having spent several years in me same cap acity at st andrews ooltege auxora he also is rgunlst and choirmaster at timothy baton memorial church toronto ashgrove r day or night phone 454 phone arrow taxi a call to us brings service to you stewarttown tht july meeting of esqueslng wo men s institute was held tuesday evening in the council chamber mrs h p lawson presiding meeting op ened with the institute ode followed torya report of the 35th anniversary meeting a letter was read irom mrs w johnston of georgetown ack nowledging the birthday cak recei ved mrs johnston was present at the organizing meeting 36 years ago mrs mclennan agricultural convenor read of a fanners holiday being or ganized and the use of penicillin in agriculture mrs j o murray pre sented current events mrs walter lawson gave a brief account of the dundas centenary the roll call at the august meeting is to be answered with a history ol your home and property to be writ ten and handed to mrs w lawson historical convenor mrs mclennan conducted a quiz on flowers lunch was served at the close ol tht meet lug miss beatrice stand ish is with relates and friends in calgary the village was serenaded friday night by the fife and drum band ol uoli stewarttown tor was it sat urday morning the orangemen par aded in fergus on the 12th mr and mrs william lawmn and daughter beth have betn visiting for a tew days with mrs lawson mr and mrs w huffman ani mi cliael of st catharm es week endcti wiht mr and mrs cecil smith fcaa lonne smith went bock with hum lor holidays miss ruby tei nant lias bepn ling in georpetown with mr and mrs jerry fendley mlas irene huffman of toronto is visiting with mr and mrs r j gra ham little sandra carney of alloa is vi siting her grandparents mr and mrs fred wrtgglesworth we listened with interest to one of our local young ladles miss betty ruddell who was a guest on the jock mtiphqraon broadcast vt la 45 on thursday m july 10th telling of the little european child the norval ju niors have token an interest in anc of the exchanging of letters end pic tures which is being carried on mr and mrs hartley anderson were on a boat tip to midland over the weekend guests at mr and mrs prank wilsons on sunday were mrs arthur vntwn oteorgetofwi fcfir and mtrs norman wilson and family of toronto and mr and mrsspencer wilson and son john gordon from norval reave mailaien continued from page 1 matter and it is yet to be appointed in considering this hl- school area we in georgetown need to gt t clearly in our own minds what it is we want for our town and our young people do we want to preserve our plde by being able tc say we have a geor getown high school no natter what the variety and quality of course i of fered by that school or do we want to provide the bes courses of secondary school education that are jtosslcle under the condllons likely to prevail during the next 20 hart tht kind of school that is possible tht variety of courses the quality of teathtrs equipment currlcjlum etc depend chiefly on two funda men til condlt ens 1 the prospective number of pupils 1 iallabk for the school in a greater canada from the laboratory 0 today all canada is bencfiuing from the tremendous impetus given canadian scientific research during the war years in university research foundation and indus trial laboratories increasing numbers of canadian- train t d scientists are working on projects which will make for better canadian living staffs of the national research council laboratories have in ert ised four fold sinc 1919 i lit ir activities are being maintained at tht sarm high pel as during tht war but now dcoted to the need of ice rt st arch workt rs today are constantly opt mng up nt w fi ids of canadian endeavour giving widtr stnpt for anadian skills science in canada lnfnr the war had already in its credit si v ral ahut mi nls df world significant annmg tin m rutin rfor is original work on radio ulivity sjuhiii r- l inpmi nt of minpns whi at hauling s limovtry of insulin organization of graduate schools by canadian unm nnties in tin arly years of this century marked tin first important advance of r si ar h in canada lln national k start li oun cil was established m 1916 fur the encouragement of sen ntifn i ndcav our on a national basis opportunities today greater than ever alex forst with his broth r blard took over their fathers mod st litlle liardwan shop in vancouver 17 year afn 1 hi early ytars win diffu ull but profiling from their errors maintaining sound nnlirtt s ami always hardworking tht v slowlj expanded the business iw lnu were n gularly added until totiaj they opt rat r the biggest retail independent house furnishings or gamzation in western canada mr forst says our early faith in canada as the country m which to btuld a business has been confirmed and strengthened just m canada u a much greater country than when we started out too canadian opportunities today are much greater than ever for ifceae mm commencing thmr careen in 1339 lgan a cimipi ration in re hearth ntvtr h fort attained in cana la the contributions of ma than s ii utists in such fu ids as atomn in rgv radar aircraft design and i ik lclopmint of sup rt xplo sivis won world retogmtion oni t vltbi prbsfntcd by the georgetown herald wednesday july 16th 1947 gotta perch tires ara your best li tough high quality materials give gutta percha tires dependability plus a tread designed to grip op canadian roads greateo mileage into each tire this mark is your guarantee of perfec tion in any gutta percha are 2 the ability of the ratepayers in eluded in the area served to pay for tin necessary buildings equipment teachers etc experience throughout ontario in dicates that a high school will enro ibout 3 per cent of the populatloi u its irta the population of the n rth llalton district including georgetown is between 1000 and 13000 and would providt an enrolment of about 400 hlh scliool pupib putting george town population at 3000 or mort oeortetown alone could provid ai ii rolmtnt of 100 pupils for a high school kiumt 300 pupils for the area school without georgetown which condition provides our youim poopk wiui the optimum chance lor i modem education an enrolment 1 4o0 or 100 the isf swment in the whole north huloii ma including georgetown is such that a 14 to 1 teaier school wiui wo pupils or more including buildings equipment transportation and operuion could be run on appro ximately a 1 mill basis so far as the ratepayt rs irt concerned this es timate is advanced b the depart ment of education 4 mills is just what it cosu georgetown now for high scliool purposes if georgeywn remains out uie balance or the area will probably have to raise 4 jns for high school purposes under the area school the department of ed ucation pays 75 per cent of the cost if georgetown stands alone it will be necessary soon to build a new school and with the maximum enrolment possidi georgetown ratepayers w have to carry much more than the per cent as under the area plan because the proportion paid by gov ernment is limited to a maximum amount per pupil oan we axford to maintain a geor getown high school which will pro vide the range variety and quality of education our young people deserve 1 am opposed to building an area high school out in the open country awiy from all conveniences necessi ties and amerlties the board if it decides so to build will in my op inion meet with very serious obstacles to the successful operation of such chool however milton school area is now dissolved acton milton lsqueslng and nassagaweya are new in an area high school district if georgetown stays out the school will ibnost certainly be built at speyslde if we enter the area we may have sufficient influence to bring the school into the outskirts of george town in any case i do not believe that tlie georgetown high school board and town council alone should ac cept responsibility for such a serious arreaching decision a ratepayers meeting should be arranged at which ill relevant facts and fitrures could be presented and the decision to enter or remain outside the north haltnn hlght school area could be registered later by a general vote of those qual tfied with the above ideas in mind and with a responsibility for legislating on behalf of the whole county as well as for georgetown and with the con vtctlon that municipalities inv i ed were doing the wise thing for them selves in asking for the creation of a district high school area i voted for ihe b law creating the area so far i can see no reason for changing my opinion or my vote if you mr editor require any as surance on the matter please accept mine for what you may consider worth that the representatives of every other municipality in ha ton county are jutt as good as but no better than georgetown s in strencth of character clarity of opinion deci sion faltti m their municipality s fu ture and their ideals inter-oammu- nlty relationships and cooperation are not helped by such editorials as yourm of july 9th yo irs sincerely a maclakew mastic tile floors wall tile fireplaces plastic wall tile linoleum sinks economy tile 581 main st e hamilton call 233 today for 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