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georgetown herald 22 main street s georgetown ontario w c wwn puwwwc page4 thursday february 17th 1946 editorial comment value of local names with georgetowns sixth public school now underway one of the school board s chores it to select a suitable name this is in one way a minor but in other ways a maor task for a board for a nam is even more permanent than the bricks nd mortar those can be repaired but it is seldom that once named a building ever changes there are two schools of thought one b to avoid parochial designations and stick to the memory of national and world per sonages aftdplaces the other arid more difficult is to honour the memory of a local person or family and difficult as this makes the ob we incline to the latter ides present schools are a mixture the original public school was named chapel by necessity when a second school was built while this is the street on which h is located there is some history in rha name too as the street took its name from the methodist chapel which adpins the property the new school honoured howard wngglasworth highly respected public school principal at the time 6f his sudden death later came harrison aptly named foe a family long associated with georgetown education the father a principal daughter a teacher and son school board secretarytrea surer and town clerk park school was sim ply named for its location adjoining the municipal perk george kennedy school took its name from the towns first settler the town itself was named for the first kennedy there are names which come to mind when considering a name for the new school miss annie ryan was principal of the old public school for a lengthy term and her family was closely associated with town affairs the barber family is wie linked with georgetowns industrial roots as is the dayfoot family it has always been our hope that such people would be remembered and hon oured as new buildings and new streets re added to georgetown forecasts huge expansion civic officials attending a dinner last week heard a forecast that within ten years georgetown would add 15000 new resi dents and 75 million dollars in property development bruce mclaughlin president of a firm which has acquired the bulk of the rex heslop del rex developments holdings was the speaker introducing his firm metropolitan hal ton development company to officials of 3 halton and peel counties mr mclaughlin predicted a glowing future for a town which has been poised on the brink of expansion for some time the new future began in 1954 when mr heslop acquired a large esquesing acreage later incorporated kitp town lim its which has doubled our population in a decade added a large area of serviced industrial land a number of new factories housing subdivisions and a shopping plaza mr mclaughlin while revealing no spec ific information hinted at a maor food store trust company and bank as interes ted in locating here and said negotiations are well advanced with manufacturers of home components a chemical firm and an electrical manufacturer hts remarks are something to get ex cited about though one must discount to some axterjt the optimism which necessar ily is part of the makeup of a land devel oper there are many factors involved when it comes to new factories new commercial enterprises and largescale house building the money market supply and de rnand international trade receptiveness of the local council in supplying services all play their part when it comes to projects of this size georgetown has the geographic loca tion and the potential to become the city which metropolitan halton has in its sights we hop that the development will be or derly that we will not be asked to bite off too big a chunk at a time that the new businesses the new residents will be of a desirables sort for georgetown s future pros perity and happiness for growth is good only if it means at least a maintenance of the living standards and working condi tions which exist at present honours for georgetown while georgetown little theatre mis sed out in being chosen to compete in the western ontario drama festival members can be justly proud in the honours accor ded vera maodonald mrs macdonald who plays a starring role in the next pro duction was chosen best actress for her performance in oh dad and while the honour now belongs to owen sound tony lloyd who directed ma ny georgetown productions in past years received- similar aooolade far male actors little theatre since its inception some years ago has steadily progressed and as the adudication reveals is of profes sional calibre one play has been in festi val competition and lynne hyde who is directing this winters show was a prize winner for set design there is one thing which has been lacking although audiences have been ad equate and there has been general appro val of the plays to date there ere always vacant seats there shouldn t be a town of georgetown s size which lacks a cinema should support such enter tainment to capacity the latest play for instance is not long gone from broadway has successfully been performed at the crest theatre in the city and should be a good example of modern theatre upcoming tc arsenic and old lace a tried and true farce on stage and screen which no one will want to miss a theatrical production is the result of months of tiard work by actors director designer and backstage workers who must coordinate their efforts into a couple of hours of skilful makebelieve for a play to be at its best demands a large and re ceptive audience we hope georgetown will give this in good measure when the lights go up later this month in the high school auditorium harley to halton weekly oftservations by dr harry harley mp for halton 8d9ce the 130nr3e0skn of the throne speech debate the boom of commons has been eonsideriiig the estimates of various government depart ments to date the depart ment of external affairs has been eaaclnded and the depl of transport has just begun the debate on external affairs was b farreaohinc debate eov crime neb topics is viet nam 1 the ortydlxation t arisen on i mloumml 1 tekrrtaioo as application has a mafeta tntrferahe bar ltsjuoa on channel 3 to the lagreat deal of fear that if this la done reception on channels 2 and 4 munt he affected ths proquor fj being in rcstigated at ttievpresent time i nnderstatid thafs there is en each business to justify the pre sence of a third tv station in the toronto area thk kuuk of the house of commons have been finalized these do r substantial ehanges4rom the jhwhras ones and should prove to be of cou- swerabls value the boors of sittinc are as faows monday toeaday and thursday the sit tings start at 3ju pja and so until 1000 pjn with do official dinner hour the members ar range among themselves whit hour they will take for dinner and in this way make sure that an adequate number of mem bers ace present in the house at all times between 600 p m and 7 00 p m on these days 1s private members hour when private members may present bills and resolutions asking the government to do a certain thing these matters are ually talked out if they are talked about the full hour and do not come to a vote the bill or resolution then goes to the bottom of the list and must then wait until it again comes to the head of the list uefore tmw b ccottx oofckou through the lookingglass sugar and spice by bill smiley the baltimore oriole in last weeks column i men she has a cousin studying at tioned that son hugh had fail johns hopkins university bat ed to keep a saturday rendcz j timore she said i was crazy be vous with kim and me he was wouldnt dare go there and if supposed to meet us and come he had cousin pat would have borne for a weekend of skiing phoned when he didn t show up we dldnt work thinking hed be snted she called got come involved elsewhere he cousin pat his 1d i wai tune my wife didnt want sound like a complete moron tuesday night following the and ask if huzh were there so senior tutor of his college pho i she asked gaily how is the sed longdistance was hugh boy the d had a baby boy dents and assorted characters all night sold pint of blood in square for 5 ate la tar pho ned oantteman musician hed mat in hit summer ob on cruise boat who had foolishly said any tuna youre in new york look me up the chap and his wife met the sktiacketed bum in leans with warmth fad him enioyed a musical evening at home ill nobody in residence had seen him since friday night he d missed a test in psychology how would you go about tall ins your wife that her firmt i most born is missing it would hav few months previous cousin pat retorted yours or miner and the baltimore oriole as ha it now known in th family wai in tha net al news echoes rrorn the haraufs of 10 20 and xkyeart ago 10 ytaktwjo t a tragic ottidettforiicy norvat hltlat midnight satunuy snuffed out the life of a young toronto resident while two companions hi the car escaped without a scratch bll murwo died of km of bloo afte the vehicle skid ded into a hydro pole the three were comlrfrorrrff dance in georgetown arena a georgetown will be a city of 25000 within twenty years so said dr hg faludi of town planning consultants in presenting a zoning report to council thursday 20 years ago a this week georgetown and district welcomes home from overseas gnr ronald kay sgt bernard cowtan sgt bob mcmenemy pte albert stapleton gnr walker glassford pte john barber cpl lome hunter gnr norman barber cpl ernest coles lance cpl larry ritchie pte clayton bradley burning of 500 mortgage the last payment of which was made by the womens association featured th annual meeting of the congregation of georgetown uni ted church which was held on monday evening feb hth the mortgage was incurred in 1933 rev r cv todd dr a mcallister mrs fred sinclair and mrs howard kerrtner officiated at the burning 30 years ago the bell fire brick co of toronto has leased the george town foundry property and are putting the building into shape for the manufacture of their products they expect to employ fifteen at the annual meeting of the georgetown pipe band last wek the following officers were elected honorary ex ecutive r b foulis j b mackenzie d crichton pipe major alex stewart president e r magloughlen vice- president ted frazer treasurer ed francis property dave bowman quarters and sent him en his way wtrh sis cash hitch hiked to baltimore had pleasant evening with cousin pat and wife stephanie lm mediate plans jothead for flor ids and visit with friends of ours then meander to new or leans where he know a couple of girls he met at music camp but foiled by parents phone call returned home with 7 88 cash disgusted with parents attitude after all he s sent us together aav htm sleeping a card from new york we got it the day before he arrived home he s back at school but then is still one thing bothering us kim can hardly wait to get star- i ted on faer first trip a bible thought for the week and the ixrd spoke to 1 ifanasseh and his people but- they would not harken 2 chronicle 33 10 god is calling and every man sooner or later will answer business directory bean attar to inform bar that he came on the line had cancer and three month mon how are y to i onole innocent hi chiropractor donald a cay dc appointments made daily call tr 74401 30 mill st gay as an novice nun when his mother was able there s nothing morctun on to talk she told him for 20 night in midwinter than minutes how she was and sitting around with your wife i what be was finally kim and wondering whether your son has 1 wrestled the telephone from eloped has been kidnapped her and i spent 45 seconds tel has become a junkie is on a bng him to be home by the drunk or is lying dead in a weekend ditch thus speculating we he was large as 111 cheer took ful cherub during tha turns shed be white with ap prehension td be red with rage then wed turn red and white simultaneously she with anger i with fear and while we were thus en gaged do you know where he was wining and dining pla infi a stcinway grand piano in swank apartment on park avenue new york city next night i phoned his room mate yep mr smiley vd had a card from hugh green wich village having a ball next stop baltimore this threw the whole family kim was in on it too butting with excitement into one of the finest fremies of renei and relief weve ever enfoyvd suddenly i had one of those rare flashes of insight which make people who don t know tmnk i m a genius bal timore i cried ah ha bal timore i reminded the old girl that weekend when he wasnt sleep ing eating or skiing he regaled us with his tale hed caught the urge to trs vel late friday night struck off at 3 a m in iki jacket and jeans hitch hiked caught rides with university students negro ladies hillbillies arrived new york with 20 cents went to coffeebouse to keep warm ordered coffee waiter said sixty five cents hugh said tve oftly got 20 walter took it ifatd french novel and talked to junkicsj stu it is discussed again as there are many such bills and res olutions this effectively kills it for the whole session on wednesday the sit tings are from 2 30 pxn to 6 00 pm the hour of private hem bers from 5 00 p m to fi 00 pan as it is on fridays on friday parliament sits at 11 00 a m ty 6 00 with no official lunch hour the question periods in the house of commonsare now limited to one hour on monday thirty minutes on wednesday and forty minutes on other days this has been in effect since i the opening of this parliament and is well accepted by all members of the house i have not heard of complaints that questions have been cut off be cause the lime is limited the speaker of the house has good control to date and this certain ly tends to keep the question period an interesting and in formative period ith little waste of time georgetown herald published by home newspapers limited georgetown ontario walter c blehn publisher carfleld mcgiivray production superintendent news editor terry harlcy 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