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the georgetown herald wednesday sept 7th 1949 the georgetown herald serving the communities at id qftimairrown glbn williams nerval uaaaoogg hornby stewarttown ashqltove bauunfadt terra ootfa mmchpuonjbte 2 80 a year single copies 6c each advertising ilates quoted op application walter c diehn publisher and editor- mary h blehn aasoelato ml lor garfield l mccuvray staff leslie m- clark douacaldvwu corey herrlngton jr the herald is printed each wedhesday afternoon at tho office on mala banket georgetown authorized as second dan mall pott office depl ottawa members of the canadian weekly newspapers association and the ontario quebec division or the cwjma r the editors corner is these any answer the peekskill disturbance which made weekend headlines makes one wonder just what action is neces- l ppry to keep cqjnmuniam in its proper place in a dem- oecy- the riots in new york state when communt singer paul robeson gave a concert in the face of opposition from veterans organizations in the tate are just as distasteful in their own way as the concert itself it is simple to say that the government should ban scch public gatherings should lock up such people as robeson should outlaw communism and make it illegal to be pne but it is not so simple to take thest tfeb0 p1 in a democracy when we boast of jiieedom of speech the two ideas do not go side by aide solution to the problem still baffles the best grinds in america perhaps the only answer s to make our democracy so perfect and so strong that we can laugh at the radicals who would have it changed there will always be crackpots who woud nave a different order of things england has its red dean of canter bury canada has its tim buck it is oilr duty as citi zens individually and collectively to make democcracy work so well that there will be no one to listen to their ideas no one to vote for them at the polls meanwhile we must keep a keen eye on any who would bring a new order by force and do our best to prevent bigotry and hatred whether it be radical religious or economic peekskill riots serve only to make martyrs of the radi cals and bring into undue prominence their false ideas i and whacky theories x it was a joint effort recreation commission chairman alex maclaren took us to task last week for an advertisement which appeared in the herald asking the public to support the lions club in iheir ticket selhngdnve to raise money for next years stayathome camp the camp he explained is a joint effort of the recreation cbmmis- sion the ministerial association and the lions and the wording of the advertisement might lead people to be lievethat the lions club were sole sponsors in case anyone should think this we draw their attention to the fact though anyone who reads the herald with any degree of consistency should be well aware of the fact during the summer the tn-sponsor- ship was mentioned time and again in news columns and editorials and we assumed that by now jt would be public knowledge to cjear ourselvesjn the matter may we say that the advertisement was worded as it was for two rea sons first it was designed for the specific purpose of doing a selling job for the lions who have advertised that proceeds of the raffle will go to the summer camp secondly we- hcfve already be n instructed that the grc do s not wish to have its name associated in ad vertising inserted by eertain advertisers in this case- a brewing company and our hands were tied in indicat ing that the grc playi d an important part in th camp pot pourri a ourth scries of canada savings bonds has been announced by the minister of f inancc to go on sal in october atlhough terms of the new issue hav not been announced it is expected they will retain the fen tures of the first threi i he labour day week end brought sorrow to the town of wiarton when the ii year old pubhslx r of the wiarton trho was drowned in a boating accident in tin bay he took over publica tion of the paper a f w y ars ago afu r th fl atli of his mother another m w front will soon be on main street j j gibbons is remodi iiihk tin hiiilejinti which houses simpson s order office i hr ni w front on robb s drugs should b eompli ted tins wuk i ho glass was lnjtalled in the windows over the weekend nice to see 1 larold mcclure bacjc on the job aain after an illness which kept him away from weirk fer most of the summer harold still has to take it easy and is only abe to be at the store in the afternoons labour day was very quiet in town the only excitement being caused by the fire siren sounding m mid afternoon it proved to be a false alarm announcement of a busi ness change on mam street will be made next week and if rumours are true the herald will probably be get- ting a new sports reporter this winter we still hope that steamboat will be able to fill the bill by the time you read this the editor will be en route to the newspaper convention at jasper and next weeks paper will be in charge olforeman mcgilvray he will appreciate it if advertisers and correspondents will get their copy in as early as possible the stork made a call at the herald office on monday and linotypist lea clark and die mr are the- parents of a new baby daughter disaster came in three to the ruddell ruddeu family but week sop john had a painful en- tanglement with atmll at his farrrv mrs ruddella sis ter died and the baby son gf mr and mrs newton ruddell was taken to toronto to be treated for polio myelitis it is good news to report that tkc baby is on theuroad to recovery and it is believed than hciwill not be left with paralysis i7 his friends here wilpbe sorry to know that roy van dusen former publisher of the tara leader has been under the doctors care for some time mr van dusen whose wife ih a mccnbbon is off ten a visitor in town also on tge sick list is a former resident sam orpen wno is taking treatment in sun- nybrook hospital for arthritis mr orpen who is a cousin of miss gcorgina young of town moved to brampton loaf year page 8 news and views of busy farmers morley sherwood has top yeld in 1ialton so bushel winter wheat club yield figures in connecuon with the holton 50 bushel winter wheat club have just been releas- eetby the ontario agricultural college the respective yields arc based on small plots cut in each of the competitors fields by the agricultural r prcsentatlve j e whitclock the grain was threshed by the department of- field hus bandry at the ontario agricultural college and the camrjuteeiieidsor the winners are as follows 1st morlcy sherwood freeman r r 1 cornell 505 53 bus 2nd wilier bros georgetown r r 1 cornell 505 51 bus 3rd robt alexander georgetown 11 11 j cornellsos 47 5 bus th we brcckon freeman r r 2 cornell 505 46 5 bus 5th j h willmott milton r r 1 dawson s golden choff 45 0 bus 6th m c bcat milton it r 4 dawson s golden chaff 44 bus 7th ross scbsworth freeman r ii 2 dawson s gol den chaff 43 2 bus 8th wm g booth milton r r 1 cornell 595 42 bus one hundred dollars in prize money n donated for tho halton compeution b the maple leaf milling company thirtynine dol lars of this amount is awarded on the field scores which were an hounced some weeks aro the bal ance of sixty one dollars is div ided among the eight competitors with the highest yields miller bros morley sherwood and w e breckon who are the three highest competitors on the combined scores for field score and yield are now eligible to compete in the inter county clais at the roal winter fair for which siss 00 plus a trophj is provided by the same company halton pfcll and lork brief on conservation the heirnik for the counties of york peel inc 11 ilton before tbu select commlllce of the ontario l klslilure on conservation is to be held in the court house brampton on i- ridity september 111 a luoo iiii this hearing is o i it to the eeneril publie wrnle the three counties hive eomblnetl tin it it etinimi tut itiiin in one brief the hilton prelliiiiti ir brief vv is jiepitid by tin hilton coliservi- tion co i rmtte i i hi follow ink hilton or u mi ilions iiim repre i nl itiolis on this committee lfil- lon liiuiil t until count tup mil i ovt nit lit issui i tllim r e tit i i lion of ki i i itiin iiiiiioi i- inn ii alt plow mi n s asstit i it lent s tn tsn e n s milium 1 iiinln i mi n iiusttis mil it tit p iw t in i milk im lint i lilt si it it i niinttii of lilt hoiist i 1 1 in iisi i nl nun nit i t i iii 11111 in i i mi i s i in ii i ml i i i i luii t iiiiiiiv i loillltl sllilt villi lisiltnt llltl ilsn loltutl iliillliuil id il e tu t ilivt foi i luii toiintv sunt t ilu ink tin st it tt t iliu lllllll i ll i in iii in ls it ii liius i oints in i ttin iiitl ninth tin out it in i in it lllllll i will nut in iniiipli ii il in iii lit i in i i in n 1 1 i i i will i i lt t nlt il it lln in m hi n i ii on inn i i i i i itiu i il il is inli i iti tl iii ll mjll iilniui il in hi i in i i ii ii 11 i i i i v i i n i i mil i i it wheh difwson s golden is quite ubject decently another dclugp of liter ature has been released thrbi ihc mall by the egyptian a bcr wheat association of mirk- ham this socalled wonder wheat according to w h wodelell whfiai specialis at the ontario agricultural college is incorrectly named and furthermore in our exr pcrlence is far from immuncyxo smut and is a mixture of varieties ft would appear that the egyptian amber wheat association at mark- ham is now looking for buyers farther afield but it iso be hoped no one in halton will be gullible enough to fall for the unadultera ted mpss of misrepresentation con tained in the circular in question directory t wi dr j burns mfflhne xray dental surgeon georgetown phone m flour used in newfoundland is all enriched by added vitamins and minerals but canadian law prohi bits enrichment in the other nine provinces acton population now totals 2687 in a recent census compiled by acton council population of the town was revealed to be 2667 the last georgetown census taken showed the population here to be 3115 in 1047 so acton is about 500 people smaller than georgetown skinny men women gain 5 10 15 lbs get new pea visa vtfsr waal thrill i losjy hatha bh ml fca all up bo loavw trtmwnj um hi t4rvd mehir bcvpol look tvoaiud mid nln sjv saw proud at thsmly majtuyiomlnf tbrr uunk lb vuiammtildiw bawf um oatm it utnlra atiauusu uttnrmlara iron ltbvln hi calcium tu1b blood muterf kpptllu tad dlcwauon o tnod prm twt men tranctb aad or unaiimrm put bsvh m tara aoaas loa t kmtirtv im ft- flup whaa too va taiaa that 10 it or 2i lbs vou aaad far aoraaal walfm oata uttw s irt muuaiad sjtat oala ior rry tamoua mri touts tibial tut m vtfor aad bddad pounoa this vait dj al aa qruckts lufhest ctih vrieea dead stock horses en 250 cattle ea 20 hogs pier cwt 60 according to alza and condition phone fergus 11 collect darling a company of cahasa limited 111 1 1 l ssss i 1 1 ill ipi ill- n q dr clifford reid j judl djd ukntimt i one 410 otfen jtvenlaa street geor ebasjer c instmakc sxe fir auto wii c e railway and v stssmahlp summer kxcursiov phone hbw or 1 georgetown leroy dale kg m sjrba bennett kc mill streat barriatv and solicitors georgetown phona u nielsen the ctsirotwacbir dmttess tjiaaaalet muj year of araettes lady altaodajat moo tuea fri 23 pjtt wel sat 2 and s- pa over dominion store georgefbwn phone iflow i- aaaaaaiaiaaiaaaaiaaa n n levernd hoskjetf charierej armaialanai sutceasora to janlana aid haniy 1s0s uauottolltan bug u victoria street toronto kl 0131 ijingdon and aytswortfa barristers and solleitori notaries publie kenneth m langdon oeorgetowrj flhbt mortgage money to loan offices roxy theatre bidg mill st phone 88w georgetowa frank petch licensed auctioneer prompt service phone 301 georgetown p o box 413 monuments domestic and foreign granites best sandblast equipment for cemetery lettering orangevule menmnent werka orangeville ont dr c w sayers dvm veterinarian gaelph strea opposite armstrongs garage phone 11 consult j a widociabfcy ev sdaa for complbtk uzai estaxb bkkviox head omce tonomto 1m yonga st ad oms gtty a4 riaafrr parses aa4 llaihii i laaaatrial uj 1 lliaartasa tomhewson la your local rcpraaantathia i phonk mw 41i w ll li radio repairing we specialize in this work 16 years experience j san ford son phone georgetowa s4w monuments pollock campbell 63 water st north g a l t designs on request phone 304s inspect o- work in greeowooa ceme eyes examined glasses fitted repairs simmons jewellers main st gforgetown telephone 530 every wednesday 10 30 ajn 10 0 p m s m fmh1sii iio fc reg optometrist 1ss1 egllnton w toronto stmim i 11 i mill m is iikkitl s- pw rni i i ii i ii nit in tin mmi1j1 of i illm hi iki t flll v lie it in lliiltiin ilunik tin next tmi in llllii wjlx senile plant illk llll illll nl lull lllllll cm ill 11 ill i uoilltl iii ii to in tin pupil i ir urlll in i tie snwii llils vu iety is stall it liv hnth ottawu mill guelph 1 xjie i luieiitlil stations to exceed thl olel relilitile duwhtin t golden chaff hy two or three hlishels pel icre however the main superiority of cornell over dawson k lies in its resistance to loose smut this should not be in terpreted to mean that it la not necessary to treat both yarletle for control of the stinking smut or bunt one of tbe ethyl mercuric dusts such as ceresan will control this latter type of smut but uafor- tunalely there is no practical treatment against theioom smut to polio protection pays up to 5000 for each member of your family 10 00 premium covers entire family for s years 1n1hwuual3 5 00 for 8ame period for further information consult walter t evans company insurance service the log cabin gaargatawa kj flo uers for every occasion design work a specialty bonded member xdts i telegraph delivery sarrtoa flowar by wire anywhere la the world norton floral mgw- a splendid variety of materials rrleae benele amhato tapestry silk broeatelle silk and eettoa re uphplstering at its lowest price and highest juality dick the upholsterer operated by jack sudermann wnr payaaaati ariaagat 1 cay earrlea ws wffl ba alaaaal to jraaa haasaal no obijoatiow be quick phone dick phone 310 phoenix house o as