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ibs geokcktown herald wednesday evening dee srd 1053 page f l th georgetown herald aaivlng thai earimimlhas or gkokgetoftk glkn wrmawa nokval uuxbodsk hornby itfwaltrown haixtnafad asbokovk tskxa cora subscription rate 3i year slngla copies 8j each advertising rates quoted on application walter c btxhn publisher and editor 6 t a t r j garfulat l uoouvra leslie m clark y corey harrington jr rag broemhaad tba barald la printed each wednesday in the office on bain street georgetown authorized as second class mall post offln dept ottawa member of tha canadian weekynewapapers aaaocuuoo and tha ontarloquabes dhrutba a tha cwji mmr p- tuberculosis can strike you have you ever wondered how long you will live life does not go on forever yet why shorten it some adults for instance believe one they have passed thirty they are no lon ger susceptible to a disease like tuberculosis on the contrary tuberculosis may strike at any age last year half of those who died of the disease were over 30 years of age tuberculosis is a sly enemy itie much- advertised danger signs are not symptoms of early tb but of active advancing disease early tb gives no warning only the xray can find the disease at a time when it is almost always completely curable also contrary to popular belief tb is not inherited it is caused by n certain kind well get there yet it is disappointing to know that there are still difficulties in the way of the threetown high school program which has been in the air so long for georgetown acton and milton for five long years the question has been tossed about on the municipal level the school board itself had difficulty deciding on the pro per solution they first talked of one central school then of two and finally of three and it was only this spring that a final decision was made on a program which would have cost close to a million dollars when some muni cipalities objected to such a major expense the school board revised plans and cut them down to the absolute minimum and arrived at a figure of 555000 which was felt would provide added facilities in the three towns which are absolutely necessary to take care of the increasing school population now the department of education has frowned on gymauditoriums in any of the schools a bittet blow to georgetown par ticularly which has never had such in 75 years of high school history of germ no matter how careful we ate it is not always possible to keep these germs out of the body as long as our resistance pro tects us no harm may be done but no two people react in the same manner wh n i at tacked by disease germs after tb has become active it can take on of two courses if neglected it will ad vance and the patient may die when discov ered early and treatment started quickly it is almost always completely curable every year thousands of 1 b patients return to useful work their disease arrested it is because of these facts that the com ing xray clinic in georgetown is so very im portant early diagnosis is imperative if tb is to be completely stamped out in canada we are of the opinion that a gym and auditorium are a necessary part of a full high school education those who have at tended georgetown high school in the past will tell you that this was the one thing they as students wanted and the thing which they hope their children will have towns much smaller than georgetown have had these fac ilities for years new high schools have been built by the score in the province in the past decade all of them will the finest in gyms and auditoriums there has been a sudden change at queens park a shift to economy both on the part of the new minister of education and of premier frost and north haltons interview about new schools came at a bad time when the new policy had not been clearly defined the school board will be doing all in their power to obtain what they think is necessary for good education in this part of the country and we have not yet given up hope that the program will be given government approval pot pourri correcting an erroneous statement in a news writeup of poppy day results the total of 428 reported as receipts was the tag day total only private donations from individuals business firms and merchants made the total much higher than this since the list of ack nowledgements was published a further dona- ation has been received by the treasurer mrs thomas grieve from the lions club an- other district farmer who made a good show ing at the royal was spencer wilson who had 6th prize on his oat sheaf newcomers to town are mr and mrs frank robinson who have- bought ted vahls house on ostrander boulevard mr robinson had a farm just out of erin village before he moved to george town mr and mrs vahl are living in buf falo new york now pat donaldson of new zealand who is staying with her broth erinlaw and sister mr and mrs james lin ton has joined the staff of robbs drug store one ground hog who should have hiber nated earlier was reported by agar ostrander last week who wonders if this isnt late in the season for these animals to be about this luckless rodent was caught by the ostrander dog most of the main street stores have sprouted christmas decorations and with three days of december already over we are well into the holiday season public school chil dren have been assisting with a survey of pre school children in town to ascertain space re quirements in the schools for the next five years in case any home has been missed by a canvasser it would be appreciated if parents of small children would contact one of the school principals to assist in this survey in a news report last week of the dedication of stained glass windows at st johns church the number was given as six this should have been ten four on the west side in mem ory of john kennedy and family four on the east side in memory of mr and mrs j c dale and two in the vestibules in memory of mar tin near recently joining the mcclure home furnishings staff is clarence kennedy mr kennedy sold his taxi business in bramp ton last month 11 ulji n y bbbbbbih 1 1 h always appreciated always see our perfect diamonds and beautiful gruen watches lakeulemat 48 main north jeweler i loved st jrnmpbon for expert eye care consult o t walker optometrist 3 main st north brampton over aballs drug store phone office 500 res 830 hours 0 a jiu to 9 pm daily evening by appointment 1iv a herald subscription this year road and cement gravel general tracking barclays haulage phone 723 r 21 hae barbers fori while ebristaas a welcome gift indeed forayth white shuts easy fitting masterpieces with all the famous forsyth point of superiority taper curved collars full fit non- ravelling cuff custom tailoring and a freedom and comfort hell appreciate every day of wear come in chooseyourforaythgift now give tfo onm mvmr fgtmtttt buying qumhty garners theyve in again we knew this would be popular but didnt realize we would sell out in a few days now another shipment 114 piece dinner ware ensemble only 3995 wm rogers beautiful memory pattern for the 42pieo silverware service you get also a 40piece elizabeth rose dinnerware service plus a 32piece glassware set if you wish a walnut stained hardwood chest only 395 extra uu piionk 111 bkhiuk the boxv barbers santa is georgetown december 20 directory a j crandell chartered accountant ua in street georgetown telephone 54 stkwabttoun junior wa plans the annuaal meeting junior wa held their mrrt- ink monday gall smith had charge of the meeting the opening hymn wai there la a green hill the friday pledge was remembered thr chinese and japanese kinder gartens in i1c quilt blocks were made in the busy period the jun ior annual meeting will be held next monday december bin the little helpers meeting will be held in ftic school saturday december 6th happy birthday to judy walker who will be eight years old next biturdny december olh mr and mrs will ijmson and ueth of toronto were visitors with mrs lawion sunday cong cat ul at ions to rev and mrs j e maxwell on the birth of a daughter the eaquestng womens institute meeting for december will be held in georgetown nt home of mrs ilob if arris each member is to bring an inexpensive gift unwrap ped for children at the shelter wm broughton masseur dally 10 sjs to 8 pjn except wadnaaday it it 1 llmehouie p o boi 29 gforgetown 381 rll d w coombe aeeradlted pvatle aeeeemtaata eertaures ladaetrial aeeaaataau bubldmoton brant bt ptaona ml je monuments pollock campbell 82 water st north out designs on request piionk 2mb inspect our work in greenwood cemetery terra cotta two families move to new residences mr and mrs peter macdonald have moved into mr foster house mr and mrs stanley miller have also moved into their new home mrs if slghes oj ipglcwood and mrs a roberta credit forks spent the weekend with mrs r pucker ing congratulations to mr and mrs clurc carnwel she is the former june stoddart of cheltenham its a boy mr and mrs jim emmerson spent the week end with the bail eys in toronto mrs schleicher mrs neuon mil lar and mr davidson are still on the sick list we hope they will soon be better mrs barnhart is visiting with her daughter in the states miss kay jtidd of inglewood u visiting with the leslie learns frank petch licensed auctioneer pramjx settle phone 301 georgetown po box 413 radio repairing we specialize in this work t 26 yean experience j sanford son phone georgetown s4w russell gibson dies suddenly f russell gibson a lifelong resi dent of palgrave died suddenly on friday november 21st utter ing a heart attack a son o the late mr and mrs alfred and geor- slnn gibson he was born in pal grave and for many years conduc ted a garage and service station he was a member of palgravo uni ted church mr gibson was in his 84th year ho is survived by his wife the former stella jones and two chil dren bob and joan slso two bro thers harold and renmnn and one sister vera his mother predecea- sod him about a month ago the funeral war held on monday with interment in mornlngslde cemetery palgrave lormangunn dealer af sanies chiropody foot specialist aroh correction 11 man st b brampton 1788 hours by aprt tues thurs only j a willougnby a sons complete real estate 8erv1cb hxat office toronto 366 bay st em 30004 city sad cenntry nomas farms sad small acreages industrial sad bnslaeas fraperuee ian laetl representatives tow hewson georgetown 332w walter f1dler brampton 398 r 4 nielsen the chiropractor dragleas therapist ssth year or practice lady at t mon tues frl 25 pjn wsl st 25 and 80 pjn orcr deealal stars oasrgatawa phaas 1mw dr clifford red ljjs dba dentist telephone 410 uetn street georgetown dr j burns milne xray dental surgeon georgetown phone 80 dr john kerby practice of dentistry xray telephone 202 main street georgetown c w sayers dvm veterinarian guelph street opposite armstrongs garage phone 11 3 s fa1bish ro ortomxtsmst si jewellers georgetown phone ss6 leroy dale qc m sybil bennett qc barristers and solicitors mill street george phone 10 james f mcnab barrister solicitor notary public norton bldg main street telephone 60s kenneth m langdon barrister and solicitor notary public first mortgage money to loan roxy theatre building mdi street phone uff i leverahoskin chartered aeeountanu- sucesaatm to jenlrin mud hudy 1805 metrenoutui bldg 44 victoria straat torootrx klv b1s1 sjvykjcfl -jil- j vif