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georgetown herald- 22 main street s georgetown ontario thursday october 27th 1966 editorial comment is two years better a large majority of the present town council favour a two year term although four members question it inauguration without an indication that voters favour it they argue that in 1959 voters gave a decisive no when asked such opinion the proponents say times have changed that voters would now approve that geor etown lags behind its neighbours many of which now elect their councils on a two year basis one can not quarrel too much with the theory that nine men holding office for two years instead of one might not be able to do a better tab there is admittedly a month or two when a new councillor must familiarize himself with the details of civic administration and one year moves so fast that many plans conceived in good faith are left hanging in the air at the year- end on the other hand if one argues that a good council con be better if elected for two years the same reasoning must say that a poor council will be worse the urgency of getting things done m a limited time is gone and it can be even easier to shelve a ob realizing that it can be done next year most of all n the fact that a two yoar coundt could so irritate voters rightly or wrongly during such a long term of office that it is conceivable there could be a com plete turnover at the end of a period rarely if ever does this happen in the short space of a year it would thus appear that elections ev ery year provide the very safeguard which boosters of a two year term are looking for a council with j share of men versed in municipal procedure no really bad council aside from the question of length of term in our quarter century of reporting we have never seen a really bad council the average man elected to office has a true desire to do a ob for his community and must devote even more time than he can afford to the complex ob of helping to run a growing town certainly councillors must temporize at times for no man can do anything for the town unless he has support at the polls he must try to keep a reasonable number of voters happy while doing what be feels is in the towns best interests good theatre the little theatres production of rash- ornon was a total triumph of stagecraft e perfect blending of acting set design and lighting and one which was enthusnas tically received by its aud ence the play was a good one to start with though ostensibly an ancient japanese tra gedy its ideas were thoroughly uptodate and one was left in no doubt about the sa tire on every man who shapes a story to put himself m the best light stage sett ngs by lynne hyde showed the skill which s heading hm in the d rec tion of a professional career veterans vera macdoneld ron hill chris ftsher eric m ng and gord hunt corr ed their demanding roles with skill end were ably supported by oth er cast members it requires a thick skin for people are prone to criticize and slow to praise deci sions cannot always be popular with every one for individual toes must sometimes be stepped on for the good of the moprity too often people criticize councils indiv dually and collectively for the very actions which they themselves would be taking in the same position they forget that the arguments around the counc i table are part of the game of politics the spce which is sometimes necessary to offset routine which can be dull the window dres sing to gam some popular ty for another term of office the play involved a tricky blend of lighting as the scenes shifted to three sep arate stage areas soma opening night dif ficulties were overcome in subsequent per formances and by saturday the company had a completely professional appearance best test of good theatre rs in audience attention during a performance one heard few of the coughs and chair scraping which signify that spectators have not really en tei the act on onstage and comments at intermission were uniformly laudatory those who took in the show should be constant attenders in future those who did not should make it a point not to miss the next production the georgetown play ers are every b t on a par with groups in larger cities and deserve a sellout when they produce a show harley to halton weekly oftsftvations iy dr harry haruy mj for halton once the last column the debate has continued on tnedicsre to amendments have been proposed by the op position the first proposed by the conservatives asked that five conditions be met before medicare was introduced uus would hive delayed modi care indefinitely it was defeat ed easily a further amend ment proposed by a quebec in dependent would have allowed quebec to have its own plan and be payed out of federal funds as though they were the federal plan this too was defeased it has- been suggerted that i make a tew remarks concerning integration of the armed service i am pleased to do this and i am in favour of tut plan prior to dungs the three aervtoaseech reported separately to the ms later of defence or more pre- canly the three berrien chiefs ted tba right to report directly of course ofefs at suff committee for lis vwpon of coordinating a the three rtbmajiwjr could report dl- qigjoiwater end they ft ygy tttnta twdt wm real unity was do agreed strategy on whichf levels was authorised by all services could base their amendment to the national plans in another respect too defence act in 1964 since the the canadian taxpayers were reorganization has been irn what me you shujhg at daddy sugar and spice by bill smiley here goes nothing ever try to think let alone write when your nose ls drip ping like a tap in a tenement you are barking up chunks of lung your body is crawling with hot and cold needles and you could fry an egg on your forehead yep iv got the flu don t worry i wont go on about it every virile red blooded cana dian knows all about the flu new library books adult fiction but don t expect a sparkling column this week along with those symptoms my bra n about as agile as a basketful of wet kleenex but by golly tonight is the the night of the staff party and 1 m going if it kills me if this space is blank next week with a black border around it dont bend flowers just send the cq urvalent in cash to my wife flowers aren t much use to a good looking widow with two kids to educate and don t grieve or sing sad songs just muse wellhe went the way he always wanted to go smelling strong of dr walker s cough 6ynrp and danc ing what he thought was the watusi with the smashing young blonde who just joined the english department again i think- he should have retired full of yean honors and malarkey long since but it can t help admiring the old volf as the pack tries to drag him down he is a fighter and there aren t many left advertising i don t agree with the speaker but i found the following coming from a big advertising man the most refreshing statement ive read for many a day the simple truth is that people don t give a damn about advertis ng they never have and they never will people don t care about advertising they care about things they care about things tht news echoes fnm the h mi 10 aarf yewe a aaveaksi an impromptu halloween party m the did town l saw most of the public school pupib on hand to enjoy themselves the following won ctttumo pram most beautiful barbara boyle shirtey oofabw character billy bettktt joan tuck ongnet brock bradley anne bedell pie eating corifeir winner were i bud varey and bill hhiwr georgetown council received letter from the county clerk monday advising that since g has 1032 municipal electors the town ts entitled to deputy reeve in conjunction with education week the herald has offer ed mx onedollar prizes for the best edhonah submitted for publication by georgetown high school students prizewinners are bill ottrander clifford taylor jen chester doug latimer gerard wilcox dovkj lucas 10 years ago d one of the old land on the 10th line of esquessng was destroyed by fire on halloween night two bams on the farm presently owned by ecdes and john mc- clure were destroyed by fire late the same night bom barns were almost completely burned down before the fire was discovered due to the dense fog- 4 growth of the scoot movement in g is evid enced in the formation of the 3rd g cub pack this week thirtysix young members will meet in st george syanglican church under the leadership of jim schoneld and jim sargent a native of georgetown mrs harold bell will soon be 1 better known to the reading public by her maiden name anne mathews her first novel warm wind west wind will appear some time ma month t make tbem happy or beautiful or fat or sober or drunk alive or human thin that tertaln them transport tbem enrich them protect tbem profit them bat they dent a melancholy pectnre of the je do yea agree e cfrmgbt farthest 99 but that doesnt solve the booth sprint from the bell 0 connor the blue guitar stevenson the smouldering fire gordon love and sir launcelot walker the ranger in the hills lambert norman s letter lessor passport to per problem of writing this column 11 scott dingo frayn the does it wall i m going russian greig doctor on swing in all directions to it wings walker come back you aren t a swinger you can gcordie inncs the land gave atop reading this and turn to to cain tuely supreme court hie grocery adi which are traver laughing wtutcfish about the most exciting and frustrating reading you can steinbeck the pastures of and these days heaven rankine interstellar friel the gold in the sea mcguirc the day tclevis on died burchardt shotgun bot children think only of today it is up to us as parents to think of thar uhdorrows have you planned for your children s security in the safest possible way- through life insurance if not why not call me toda h clarence kroll 11 chbsoks place 77os4 sun life assurance company of canada business directory chiropractor donald a gay dc appointments made daily call tr 73401 30 mill st georgetown torn mair the douglas af speaking of which dtd you ever see such prices 1 don t know who is pocketing the loot farmer middle man or re taller bi t they won t even fair mann the keys of heav bell t0 the mcat en gordons the undercover llb cat prowls asam fncdbcrg the revolving boy norrie quentin and the rogomill drury capable of honour countci t flash these days unless you bar of gold bullion 1 wedding ann versancs bought 20 yellow roses for my v fe rin our twentieth anniver adult nonfiction rarj she s with ecstasy vassilades tourwm in it was very romantic especially greece king ai i hen i told her id paid for cockpit n high asia sartre them th cheque on our two plays snaftcr tnc royal lnl account hunt of the sun schicler but tflese 1tuc toma fcos chiropractor gerald w corbett dc open dally by appointment house calls arranged 776631 11 a main st north lemfabqc barrister and solicitor 61 mil st georgetown tr72464 w h cam professional engineer a consulting engineer e ontario land surveyor office r77 2211 773300 home id of fte ibtra not getting the best value their tax dollars there was a great deal of duplication and triplication among the services this was in fact pointed out by the gllsaco commission the first fundamental change in defence policy was the proposed development of a wellequipped well trained mo bile force and the acquisition of aeroplanes and transport it u any of the worlds trouble spots where intervention of one or more of its units would be in the can adian national interest the second fundamental change was in defence organi sation it was agreed that would integrate our defence headquarters and replace the three chief of staff and their committees by a single chief of defence staff and one func tionally oriented defence suff as that first step towards a sin gle unified defence fore far canada these is no dear dividing tine b integration and unification they are part of one plan the integration of the three services at the head quarters command and base plemented in a atepbyetep planned manner the over all policy established by the government but the detailed implementation by tba services it should be the next amendment to the national de fence act will again be permls sive legislation this time to allow- the creation of a single armed force unification assuming the legislation ls passed this fall will not become a total reality until appr 1970 whan all the planning and lmplemen tatton ia completed thus the whole process will have taken about eeven years this e hardly therefore be called rushed programme without suitable planning three plays bond how 007 got his name abrams eng lish romantic pocls baker se lected poetry a prose of percy shelley suuffer selected po etry prose of samuel cole ridge brcreton a short hist ory of french literature phil lips spring board to victory erhard the economics of sue bolitho a summer in germany harsh black beech honeydcw hall henry moore nicol 100 years of whit waler to conquer loneliness slelne a seati mental journey nichols how to operate excavation equip ment remer the english are they human adler dear in ternal revenue denis taboo croftcooke the purple streak weumsn the indian wars of the west salinger with ken nedy due developments limited builders of fine homes prop walter pacholok 774m1 or 177 9415 bible thought for the week wise neither de 1 i i af d un- jets 32f there li aoeh a thing aa be ing grat in man a eyes and utile in gods wisdom no one la aelf made the greatness of a man depends on the good ness of god prii parking luxury him georgetown downtown park log lot bordered by main mill and back streets la one of the few free downtown parking areas in exisunce in the area host other area communities hive gone to parking meters in their downtown lota lures really pay off three days later for no better reason than that a up in the bathroom has been dripping for six weeks she yanked the fading flowers out of the vase beat mc around the face and ears with them thorns and all and hurled the rosewater aver me i came up smelling like a yellow rose and she came up to the bathroom helped me wish off the blood and fixed the tap herself teenage girls somebody sent me a london ont paper for teens one columnist obviuwly a girl was sounding off in dis gust with her bisters this was her pungent observation to day a young female goes kook le over something that walks sround in high heels tight pants and long locks of hair hinging to its shoulders girls today are robbed of their sex in moreways than one ain t she right strikes t have always been a union man but i am fed up right to the ears with he ar- raaance the lawlessness the refusal to compromise dis played by union this ytar hew about yeut loaders the perennial game called dump dief is popular monuments pollock a campbell designs on request inspect our work tn greenwood cemetery phone 4217mb 2 water street north g a lt georgetown herald published by heme newspapers limited georgetown ontario welter c ftletm 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