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v iy kveg dec 4ttirl957 parje8 the georgetown herald serving se communities of georgetown glen wrjjams norval limehouse hornby stewarttown balunafad ashgrove terra cotta subscription rate 300 ayear single copies 8c each advertising rates quoted on application the herald is printed each wednesday tn the office at 22 main st georgetown walter c bdshn publisher a nd editor s staff garfield l mcgllvray bob baskervuie leslie m clark dave hastings corey herrington jr ken coweu mrs aileen bradley terry harley authorized as second class man post office dept otuwa member of the canadianweekly nerwspaper association and the ontario division of the cwna be sure to vote hackneyed though it might seemthe slog the herald would not presume 16 tell youj an vpte as you uke but vote is still a timej how to vote that is a matter for each to decide iy one and onewhich should make its impres sion on every georgerowner next monday ten people are offering their services as members of the sixmember georgetown coun cil the successful candidates will serve george town in one of its most interesting and critical years when expansion of population and civic services calls for close attention to detail there will be decisions too to make on many import ant matters and it is no light job that an incom ing councillor takes on his shoulders it is not too much to ask surely that each man and woman entitled to vote should use his franchise and in fact should spend some time prior to monday examining the platforms of those who seek office and be as informed as possible about any issues involved in such platforms hell firemen by staying away w b binklby eight years- a hydro commission- er and chairman in 1957 e w binkley has been elected ty ac clamation for another 2year term mr binkley is a mem ber of the smith stone ltd staff glen williams acton girl second in speaking test north haltons entry in the county public speaking contest for public school children placed second when the finals were held in burlington on friday mary kay gibbons acton who placed first in the finals for north halton public schools which was held in georgetown a week earlier won second prize in the contest first place winner was linda bal- lirigat of oakville the speaking contest was heldy included in the seven in lawrte smith public school clifford grant principal of munns school waschairmak for the even ing which was sponsored by the county principals association the senior choir of lawrie smith school directed by stewart buch anan sang brahm8 lullaby and oklahoma to provide a musical touch while judging took place was karen korxack daughter j mr and mrs william koraack glen williams who represented rural schools in north ffhf john elliott 48 hewson ores cent was one of the judges mrs shrugg of oakville and john bain from hamilton teachers college were his associates on the judging group presents lectern to glen public school himself during the year this newspaper re ports in detail the council meetings relaying it- ems of every sort which ratepayers should know at the home and noyem if readers have followed the news they should i ber meeting in glen williams the have a fair idea of the capabilities of present j president drew the attention of ihc i i i parents to a lectern made by mich councl members who seek reelecton and be n the falhcr of of a position to judge whether they want them back j the grade 7 pupils it was used the some of the new candidates too have put their mc evening for the pubic speak views across publicly at council meetings at the mrs hocsch with their sundays large barn fire could have had even more disastrous consequences than the loss of a barn and it was only a divine providence which allowed the fire truck to get to the scene at all through the maze of spectator traffic which threatened to clog lower main street entirely at one time there is something fascinating about a fire and there is no use pretending that human beings shouldnt be so curious there is an almost un controllable impulse when the siren sounds and the fire truck whirls by to follow it weve done it ourselves and weve been just as guilty as the next person of contributing to the mass confus- ipil around the fire scene but we have been trying hard these past few years to keep at a nomination or in advertisements in the paper to family arc living in the home built give 40rae basis for judging their abilities by ed martin on the tenth line i i j r i i i i moving here from torontoun june it would be wonderful if on monday geor- r they have 2 children ceorma 11 getown a town which sets records in many de- in grade 7 and mirhaela 5 who partments could boast of the highest percentage be noina to chool in seplcm vote in any municipality arn3 it can be done hocscn was horn in human if everyone who isnt a complete invalid goes to i v hocsch in hungary they the polls j fame to canada 7 years ago he j is associated with two school chums in business arthur klce and aug ust hammer in uelta kraft furniture company located in she old lower paper mill mr and mrs andy hunter had a party in their home on saturday evening celebrating their wedding anniversary and also the birthday of a guest mrs garvin those pre sent were mr and mrs george cleave mr and mrs morris miller and sharon of brampton mr and mrs howard garvin mr and mrs harold hancock of blue springs norm fendley of norval and har old thompson after dinner the evening was spent in playing cards mr arylirs thomas darcie and now residents of glen williams moving here from waterloo on saturday mr darcie is a teacher at the new classroom in the town hall here they have two children cicrald age 3 and teddy 1 reasonable distance from the scene and particu larly to keep well away from the road which the fire truck must travel sunday for instance realizing where the fire was located we joined many others in view ing it across the valley on rexway drive we had in fact an orchestra seat compared to those who rushed down main street and got involved in the traffic maze on a slippery hill we know the firemen will appreciate it an other time if spectators keep their distance and particularly keep their cars out of the way their job is to save lives and property and the best way we can help them is to keep from hamper ing their arrival at a time when seconds count church calendar first baptist church rev a j barker ba bd 1000 am church school- 1100 am kingdom come 700 pna at the name of jesus v grace baptist- churohr bruce penny pastor in ioof hall 945 am bible school 11 00 am morning worship 700 pm evening service 800 pm wednesday cottage prayer meeting zion pentecostal tabernacle 95 guelph street on no 7 highway at maple ave rev ronald a hall 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evangelistic service tuesday cottage prayer service 800 pm thursday youth service 7 pm directory dr j burnt milne r dental surgeon v xray mill street tr 72871 dr johffllkerby practice of dentistry xray triangle 73641 main street georgetown shopping districts look gay heralding the christmas season the george town shopping areas are looking gay these days as merchants complete their decorating of win dows and stores strings of coloured lights also add a festive touch to the shopping scene and with snow promised by the weatherman today it will really bring to the forefront the fact that christmas is only three weeks away the dominion seed house has again instal- jed its beautiful star and bfoe lighted tree which mojd to dundas constable bud buckwold of the ontario provincial police who has been stationed in parry sound ril n i tl has been moved to dundas mrs drew the eyes of hghway traffc last year the ruckwoid and thcjr p sykes tool plant on the highway has also added i james paul and carol arte visiting coloured lighting this year to remind travellers w her parents mr and mrs al- c u i i a norton victoria street until of the town as they pass through soon homes will be decking themselves in seasonal finery coloured lights gay wreaths and holly lighted trees and everyone will be wearing a little happier expression as the christ mas spirit takes over its a wonderful time of year member reports from ottawa another ottawa report from sandy best aap appears in this issue of the herald as it will in other county papers readers who enjoyed mr bests account of the royal visit and his observations on the otta- kja wo scene in subsequent columns will be looking fi forward to future news which he has promised to submit twice a month to the county press with a member of parliament so close to georgetowns doorstep there is added interest locally to the impressions of a young man as he enters national political life and happily mr best has the facility of writing interesting copy and linking national affairs to the county scene wherever possible we are grateful to him for taking on this ad ded chore in an already full life as a member of parliament and a businessman they can dundas find accommodation in 1 farn ells huntley palmer peek freans mcvitlc price j gift tins of fancy biscuits keilleirs imported shortbread dundee cakes -w- imported plum pudding imported glace fruits gift jars of c omb honey bacon krisps dip stix shoestring potatoes cocktail mushrooms major greys chutney filets of anchovies pickled walnuts y french capers tabasco sauce angostura bltters tnells jrjangle 7265t wmawsinin and betty buy fireston jourdain barber open winter tires new brampton store jjsmaj two men awellknown in town wwfwr w and district are partners in a new hardware store in brampton a don jourdain a former george- 1 wfcen yew wont to towner and harold barber who lives at harmar farms west of xtfjflp when you need tot limehouse have opened a crest uw hardware one of thirty such stores now operating in ontario mr jourdain who served over seas in world war 2 was employ ed at goodlets hardware here for several years after the war then returned to england where he spent four years in sales and ser vice with the hoover company since returning to canada four years ago he has been working at blains hardware brampton with his wife and children joy and jill he lives at 11 charles street brampton mr barber who recently sold his herd of registered holstelns is still living on his limehouse district farm an overseas war veteran his wife is the fo margaret brown daughter of mr and mrs harry brown r r 5 milton and attended georgetown high school she is teaching at lome school near acton tjhey have three children bobby fflly i 5 guaranteed certificates term 12 3 or 5 years amounts 100 up enquiries invited halton peel trust savings co oakville woolworth bldg brampton 1 1 queen st e s m faibuh ro 4 optometrist mcnamara jeweuers georgetown w hcarr professional engineer a ontario land surveyor georgetown ontario i res 81 prince charles dr office guelph st telephone tr 7-3300- georgetown animal clinic c w savers dvj 106 guelph street opposite armstrongs garage tr 72741 frank petch licensed auctioneer prompt service po box 413 tr 72864 georgetown monuments pollock campbell designs on request inspect our work in greenwood cemetery phone 2048 i 62 water street north g a l t avajublo at harley motors j1 john st- tr 72591 smmg hows your iq todays insurance problems answered question should theft of car or accessories be reported to the police as well as the in surance company answer auto theft and pil ferage coverage usually re quire immediate police noti fication contributed in the interest of sound insurance by john r barber james p evans john t armstrong tom van sickler ba barrister solicitor a notary 19 main st s tr 74531 former hydro bldg maurice manderlon ba barrister solicitor and notary public tr 72464 office mill st georgetown lever hoskin chartered accountants 51 main n brampton glendale 14824 44 victoria st toronto phone em 49131 hewson ord helson barristers and solicitors 39 main st south beside knox church 120 guelph st hunter bldg no7 hwy george c hewson john d ord frederick a helson tr 73246 tr 79781 a m nielsen dc nd doctor of chiropractic and naturopathy 43rd year of practice 25 pm closed thuirsdaya lady attendant 164 guelph st georgetown triangle 736l2 w h biggs and ralph davies accredited plc accountants 65 maii st n georgetown tr 73351 office hours 9 ajn to 5 pjn mondays to fridays j for expert eye care consult o t walker optometrist 3 main st north brampton over abells drug store gl 14474 res gl 16243 hours 9 am to 6 pm daily evenings by appointment robt r hamilton ro eyes examined oculists prescriptions filled for appointment tr 73971 181 guelph street georgetown prevent chimney fires use fire chief chemical chimney cleaners to eliminate soot and scale from your stoves and pipes the smaller the flame the more soot and carbon for use in oil coal and wood fired units for sale at halton coop supplies fmr walter h pope cpa acis certified public accountant licensed municipal auditor 39 main sl south tr 74821 after hours tr 74979 dale bennett and latimer barristers and solicitors leroy dale qc 19u1956 sybil bennett qc 10301956 douglas v latimer ba triangle 73381 mill sl georgetown earl g black b comm rja- ca chartered acco 182 main st milton ont triangle 552 tf robert w fletcher bailiff prompt reports vailey 72314 r r 1 bronte 1veviile stxlaler5fcco iuirvtaiuttairre uitrtora anfc cotirpanu jawrctsbtta trustees in bankruptcy ccramipiiltpnebs for oaths toronto bio ow lindsay p wai palls le 25689 gl 14485 to 74701 pa 44404 1u georgetown office 21 main st s 1 chiropract tuesday 12 pjnml j saturdayy d gay pc av 1 i sittsjftvtf-