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a georgetown herald pvukhmt by horn rtovnpainn imtw 22 main stmt georgetown ontino w c mhn pvwhlmi thursday may 9 1963 editorial comment visit hospital sunday to rrtark national hospital day the local hospital board is planning a tea this sgnday atteriqon district residents are invjted o attend bewen two and tw t clock while tours of the hospital will not be included this year visitors will hve in opportuniiy to chat with staff and board mtmberi and doctors who will answer questions pertaining to the facilities which georgetown t modern hospital offer there will be a number of gifts forrrt ally presenled including a portrait of john gunn finr chairman of the board and one of those responsible for promoting this valuable town asset the portrait has been executed by miss dorothy stone as personal gift the flag pole erected by he legions ladies will also be officially presented that day at present there are portions avatlibte an the staff for regtiiiad nurse and fb is hoped that local nujrsei who can serve full qr parmirne wilbe applying for poitktf aaodera ftalfriet for patient can only be used to their fullest if inadequate ttff it maintained and while there u no immod iate danger that admissions wtll have to be limiled it is a possibility which concern the board meanwhile it is hoped that large number of people will attend the ea per ticularly those who have not already been on the premises either as patient or visitor georgetown is justly proud of rkii fine m stitution long needed for a town of this size and the board it anxious to show what hat been provided for the welfare of ailing residents crossatlantic neighbours three d strict ladies are returning this week from t trip to holland where they visited graves of loved onet lost in the war and were house guetrs of dutch families during their stay some time ago the netherlands war graves commilee was formed with the goal of repaying the debt they felt was owing to men who lost their lives in the defence of freedom and are buried in dutch toil money was raited by public subscription and dose relatives contacted offering them the trip thit weeks con tingent of 79 is the second group to make nostalgic weekend a week end in windsor brought back memories of happy schooldays when we attended the fiftieth anniversary of our old public tchool no we weren t one of the original graduating class though its remarkable how fast those years do go by lett leave ft that we saw boys and girls jnt hadn t seen tince grade 8 and despite those so cial graces of you havent changed a bit our mirror tells us another story at if lo po nl this up as we introduced our wile to a former teacher she said and th s w ii be your daughter waller most noticeable of course were the ladies some who were stout were thinner and vice versa a g rl who had been the class sweetheart had changed to an aver age middle ager another who had grown too fast and was an unga nly 12 year old complete with what in hose days was an oddity horned rim glasses is now a charm ing matron much more handsome than some of the 8th grade glamour girls hair styles of course are the most ttartl ng among lad e a teacher premat urely gray when she taughl ui is now a redhead the teachers we thought were old ladies at the time all of 25 some of them probably are not the ancient fossils we might have imagined though moil are now retired they are happy contented ladies with the knowledge of a ob well done and memor es in plenty of their class room days not that the men havent changed the visit a special service of remembrance which her maesty the queen of the neth erlands attended was one of the highlights of the trip the hospitality of people in this euro pean country is an example of good neigh bourlinest which substantiates the feeling that human nature is essentially good the overseai lr p while recalling sadness for the canadians will be tempered with a measure of happiness too in knowing that others care and that men who died m rhe war are being remembered by others loo too mind you receding haul net spnnk lings of gray for those who kept their locks increase in the midriff made tome of our fnendt a bit hard to spot there wat tadnest loo in learning that many teachers and clastmaiet had died m the intervening years there was a sur prise in finding that a dumb dora had end ed up with a good ob and the reverse was true for a few of tha brighter students one teacher summed ii up best per hapt when he ruefully admitted that he had once advised a man holding one of the top positions with an auto firm to leave school and find a ob because he was ne ver gong to amount lo anything anyway though we have not yet reached that slage we found a maonty of our old friends are now fathers and mothers in law and many of them grandparents thank goodness there wire no great grandpar ents or if so they were keeping it quiet we were impressed with the educa tion which was offered us as a youngster for windsor in those days set the pace for all ontario the old school was one of the first to have a ro ry syslem with pupils moving to specialized teachers a science lab a gymnalonum and french classes in the senior gradei were things we enioyed ai a small fry it was a week end we will cherish in that special compartment which we keep for nostalgia and it belied the adage thai one should never go back for we en oyed it lo the full hospitaltoay has mal local mianino whan you attend the hosni pqp jiip iuppv bible thought lut tt shall be mere tehmhi hr tyre ana iwen at the mfmont then fer yew lvke 1014 te lea this ffundiy ifternaun think back a few yean when every iuneu every operation every new baby meant ilevl in brampton or ouelph hoaul ulf aside from the convenience whet wonderful opportunltiee o having a hospital right m i we harve had to knew the lord town there ii a real cuh iv comparer with many others inf when you think of the but neglected opportunities are trips the family had lo make worae tha no opportunity tp tea you and tha tedious time consumed in travel georgetown district people i owe a real debt of gratitude rire ripped throuih an krn lo those feralfhled men and it women who set their ittei on or the sam a local hotplta land carried lti nuperty lass than an throuih to rcailly j after the hie bttkeout i just inou9h thirty dairy rente and foul- ffell hew vl hra j t t unohlli kwrttaustom g la a tjm ta sugar and spice by bill smiley georgetown herald published by home newspapers limited georgetown ontario walter c ii hn publisher garfield meollvray production superintendent round morning and continue te ex plode rtgular intervals all day they drive thtlr kids and bully their husbands they redecorate at tha drop ef a co lor chart they move the furnl mothers day it uit the corner and te 1 think i ii take this crtence te warn er net te be fooled by all the flower and fusi when monday comet we ii be ture around they right back te ui iclubt and terror lie the mother in them they llee and y know what are d th wrlder of like during the other 3w day- houah pursued by a ui eat like hot an i vanish stream of molten lava eaing mother with the dnh j cs i walk across mai clean kna mrwhere hclwcen floor with ewamp oiled hip a imms a11 the olh like your and mine terry iiarley news editor aileen bradley accountant ether ders u- out loo late i r iinhhir- hyde parker advertising manager mrs william genie cterk typist anna currle reporter peler jones photographer leslla clark dave hastings bob baikerville my lei gllson uember of the canadian weekly newspapers association and the ontario association make mummy nines shriek hu art not all perfect our ui arise on mom a third clar inuiuilr tht are not gentle inn call in the am and hawl little old mlor haired old la her out fur not w ikinrf tu tip wl ah mind tneir on lime t s come home from iw husincs antmfartd out coo school ant take a lug uotlfje kl1 ilcre ar aina i oul of the take ma hn baked s golfirs and jad abouts or the church lea u spill niiktm and nappera and nip gravy on our citan momo and p- anion k them hut ihey re chink thoin mm moms laun t ri mithir and they can dry ua dotorle doorknobs he lir u any n their little chairbatks and floors wilh our foibles clothes hccatisc mom gels a big kick out of pullint things they are the women who bore away da drive mother rikht children proudly played with up the wdll daily i them joyfully taught them care- i fully and walloped them with mothers come in three lim aching heart when they had to regular large and family liie they come in several thidet 1 hr are the mother who red with raoe white with tear nursed thtir children with ttn and oay with eihauition some rlerw when thry were ill kit are thin and holy looking some inr tmmp whtn ihey fell era roly poly looking listened lo thtir troubles with iijmpithy and showed them the but every sinjli oni of them bcaiily and the joys of life i a marlyr and i say it ii i out irony martyr are pe pie they are the mothers of whom who were burnt i at the stak young men whisper for whom jusl onie mothirs imrn ill they call with anguish when diy every dav thtv know they are dying in war they are the mothers te mothers are like farmers whom young girls bring thef- news echoes news ishees from the pefet erf the herald 111 end ifll 10 yiam aoo lcpl douglas browne is one of several kxel soldiers serving with the united nations forces in korea with sgt bruce collins of town and other members of the lord strarhcone horse regiment he arrived overseas a few weeks ago two months in canada from england dr hamlth reffan who will practice medicine in georgetown will open his office n the norton building tomorrow a distinguished visitor stopped briefly in georgetown on monday where he called to tea sybil bennett pro gressive candidate in halton john dlefenbaker a can didate for election in prince albert saskatchewan has been speaking for the party in ontario and stopped in to tell miss bennett he hopes to speak in helton later ms summer t local member of the halton garage operators assoc a- tion honoured a retiring member fred sinclair at a din ner recently in the mcgibbon house a garage opera tor here for 31 years mr sinclair has sold his service i station to fred maveal 25 years ago a at council monday it was moved by cr smith and sec onded by cr hall that the tender of j b mackenzie son for building a judges stand et the park be accepted at a cost of 127 50 t a meeting was called on monday evening for the pur pose of discussing plans and the possibility of forming a businessmen s association in town over 15 merch ant were on hand and enthusiastically endorsed the idea elected to the executive were william long norman brown william king bert lumb dr jackion and garfield mcgilvray ff an r r 2 man was robbed of 18 late sunday by iwo women on a lonely township road he said the two women stopped him and wanted to tell his fortune but he continued to walk away when he arrived home he dicovered his wallet and jib mining he laid the women looke like gypsies business directory w h carr p ing consulting professional enpneer 11 fl mountalnvlew rd i trlanglo 7 3311 res tr 71300 carr a wistwood ontario land surveyors 116 mnuntainview rd s trlanglo 7 3311 w h carr b p weslwoed tr 71300 rot tr eelm they plant the wed retully district news at a glance dr gordon williams nf clarkson hai warned tor onto township council of the dmin if typhotd uft leas conitruclion of sew age ficililiei ir undertak en this tummpr in the south fairfielda area nf clarkson itriitsvilli the reiianalion of streets viile police chief ted rutled ge was accepted by town coun cil monday night the new chief li ray hida n nf bran lord whn wn i irmerly wlln the ontario provincial police the change will take effect june ttth oakvilli the town s first indoor outdoor trimming pool will go on the drawing i hoard s as soon ai an ar ehitect is hired to design ihe glass walled 200 000 project it will be located in trafalgar park cookivilli r our men charged with at umpted murder after a gun utile with poller two weeks ago have been remanded tin it may 6th they have been charged with conspiracy to hgtk trrtfl ert4entgp e-dwe4- house while armed hiving in offensive weapon milton a movement to have or al french taught in mil ton s public schools ii to be headed by the milton university women s club tha club will sponsor a public meeting with on tarlo t director of french education dr robert gau thler tha apeaker orangivilue the duffenn area hoipttil hoard al orangeville expect to gn with a contractor on mon ljy night for ne building of a new wing approval of the ontario hospital commission 1 hoped for by that date ah a wing hu been vacated for demolition brampton a 50 mile uphill hike from brampton to orangr ville and hack was com t leted by 27 of 102 who atarted out more than b0 completed the first 39 ml lei barry mullin wn the winner in 10 hours and 47 minutes ouilph tlftcfn ions of slructunl steel were dumped into the middle of a busy ouelph inter section last week when a chain broke while tha truck carry ing the load was rounding a corner hours later a crane arrived to clear away the nambles acton a former auon mayor was named cltlien of the yea al the annual cham ber of commerce banquet last week when c of c president pout nielson an nounced that john coy was this year winner the hundred diners gave a j blinding nvalion lo the j i popular etvli worker the only ground they have to work their thlldren i nurture it with care wsfch with i deep delight as the tint green hoots appear tremble test they be flattened by the elements view with pride the ripening ttatki and recoil with horror i when the crop turns out to be wild ears some mothers are like hens they ill on their offspring un ui the kids are either rotten or half baked others are like cati they birth their young feed them well until they can eat by themaelvee then give them a lick and let them fendj for themselves feme mothers swear drink beer and run around town titer men molt mothers bear dri te and r around the block lakm fer their kids et lueeertlme some mothers and i hale to say it at this semuscred are alobs they alt ar mind drinking coffee in their bathrdbes the only time they get out of their slippers la when they go out to play bin go tsiey whine incessantly at kids arid husbands their house bold gods the ran opener the freerinr mmpartmenl and the television t they have runs in their slockings curlers in their hair and aching backs seme methen tra wit the ppoelte they are hell en high heels they are out ef tied j like e ftemen eendle in the i fragrant love affair on whom young wives call for help thcv are the raa mothers fiod hlesi ihem for what they have done in this world and nward iht m wilh a perpetual mother s day in the next barragers cuantn shirt laundirtri t 7m7 18 main s 166 guelph all work dona on pramlioa donald a cay tuoa thura a lat for appointment call tr 73401 oioroitown chiropractic 1 main itraot louth l iuchnh o d doctor of optometry optomrtriit 181 guelph street scott car bldg wednoeday ivanlnga only by appointment tr 711 dale bennett latimer bainet arrlltore a solklttra douglas v latotzi terence f badfh trlmlla 73381 o mill st georjilowr george c hewsoti barrilrer and solicitor 116 mouotainvlew rd i carretal building georgetown sulfa i tr 7j11i