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wadomcbt nov 20 146 the georgetown herald obombnrtnf ouoc nuaio nosval uauaousc bobmst mwunoim ashgkovx buunafad teuu ootta i i bate loo a roar btntto ooplee so each adwustnc sato ojuoted co appuoaooo wauixb o bikhn fobuaber and watt oartmd l ucoonaj btatt ladle it c3ak beg aoamhead harold davlaon hm banjd la printed each wednesday afternoon at the olllce on ualn at oeokmom aiii u eeoond daaa mall foet osuce dept ottawa mater of he canadian weekly newananera ajeodatfon and the ontarioquebec dmdon of the owsa the editors column the laff revue next month we will have the opportunity of see- ingfche debut of a local dramatic group advance re- portsof their first show give promise of it being top- notch and a capacity audience is anticipated at the old town hall we are especially interested in the laff revue as it is called because we had some small con tnbntbry part in inaugurating apprentice productions it was an article in this column which first put the germ of an idea in the heads of director jack thompson and the other members of the group and we hope that their first offering will merit the laying of more ambitious future plans in case any doubt exists as to membership ehgi bility in apprentice productions we have been asked to comment on the organization its ranks are open to anyone who has a wish to make dramatics his hobby the charter members are those who originally ban ded together in response to a newspaper advertisement and pledged themselves to regular attendance at meet ings and rehearsals because they believed that it would weaken the effectiveness of the group to prevail on new members to join they adopted the procedure of waiting for wouldbe thespians to seek admittance feeling that this would be convincing proof of their interest anyone who would like to join apprentice pro frictions has merely to mention this to director thomp son or the president mrs stewart magwood and the door is open there is no lif to number who can be included in a dramatic group technicians 5 hands set designers are equally as important as actors and actresses the group would like readers to look on this editorial as an open invitation to join where are our postwar architects during the war we seem to recall many articles in newspapers and thagazines about post war designing of homes and locations we read of how homes would be designed to suit their localities how groups of hou ses would be staggered how revolutionary improve ments would be made in home conveniences a look at building developments in toronto and suburbs must dismiss this as fantasy on the part of the authors or a deplorable lack of architects with ideas on a recent dnve to the city we were particularly struck by the lack of imagination in any of the housing projects viewed long lines of houses alike as peas in a pod placed with mathematical precision at exactly the same distance from the sidewalk are the exact opposite of the promi sed dream homes surrounding land is inadequate to give either privacy beauty or garden space for city folk and except for the temporary attraction of newness they are like the blocks and blocks of similar drabness which characterize torontos residential districts in georgetown s wartime housing development we see evidence of lack of common sense on the part of a government department which should know better this is the absence of cellars in small houses where sto rage space would be invaluable to the future occupants we have heard dozens of people comment on the fact that with very little more digging cellars could have been put under the houses for considerable excavating was necessary to place concrete foundations and much of the dirt taken ou by bulldozers was afterwards sho velled back in with or without cellars the houses are desperately necessary but it does seem a shame that when the government is going so far it couldn t have done a thorough job of it nomination once again once again on friday night local politicians take the floor at the annual municipal nomination meeting this year the meeting will have a change of scene from the library to the municipal building as customary after nominations are closed the mayor reeye and councillors will report on the year s business some will declare their intentions on the spot of running or retir ing for a 1 947 term others will prefer to keep us gues sing until the official tune limit for filing notice of in tention with the returning officer new nominees will e introduced and allowed then- chance to make an elec tion speech y a new feature will be nominations for the of- 6oa of deputy reeve georgetowns first chance to double its representation at county council due to in- 1 population an importaat change in the elec- makes tt necessary this year for a candidate 1 for more than jxoe office to declare at the j which office he wtd contest if he t jarst office to whic he is nominated fjme at it ea to omfi this town gets around j pr loaafcift camp is now located north of forcst flfc not lar from tadoussac on quebec s north how but soon it will be moved to another p6t m the heart of tht ls cnidi in timber land a self contained community equipped with ikiinc hjtht wish rooms and othercomfort this camp will hous men harvesting the wjfttcrscrop ilnwoh for canada a biggest industry pulp and paper it 8 anybody s guess as to what will happen on friday we have seen meetings attended by only a handful of ratepayers and we have seen a packed room t the library there have been meetings whose smooth ness was close to monotony and others where the con troversy was thick and fast whatever is in store any ratepayer in the town s affairs should be on hand to hear this yearly report of where his tax money has gone and to express his approval or otherwise of the public servants who have directed its spending o teufhoni caus havi mu5hkoomio in thi last two ylafts and they re still zoomingl that u one reason why when you pick up the telepbotm you can t always get through to your party just as promptly as you and we would ltko operators are working at top speed present equipment is being stretched toits fullest pos sible use and we are working against time to hurry the highly complicated installation which are essential to handle the ever growing number of daily calls so when you use the telephone nll yon please remember time facts if jour operator sometimes seems slow to answer or your call is otherwise delayed o i bell tflfiiionf omiany of canada directory a e lepag realtor head office toronto g joq bay street telephone ad 5ss1 farms country estates surburban homes city houses summer properties member national association op real estate boards local representative telephone 41sj c a w1llson oeoroetown ontario specializing in f r watson ddb mjdj3 v georgetown office hours 8 to 5 except thursday afternoon dr j burns milne i dental suroow 1 xray i georgetown phone so 9 dr clifford re1d lxjs djxs dentist phone 410 open evenlnga mate street nielsen the chiropractor drugless therapist 33rd tear of practice lady attendant i hours man tues prt 25 pjn 5 sat 25 80 pjn closed thursday over dominion store georgetown pboae isow dr s e magwood veterinary stjroson ii office dot rjtvtalon oourt caarka office and tfaa hew municipal building at the cor ner of ualn and mill straau radio repairing we specialize in this work u yean broerfteoee j sanfordsoi gsoroktown stw halton team places third d intercounty uve stock judging at royal winter pair the intercounty live stock judg ing competition at the royal winter fair lor the jeffrey bull memorial trophy was renewed on monday of last week after a lapse of eight year thirty four counties competed in tie competition each team was sed of three young men who and gae oral reasons on ten i of livestock the halton team made an outstanding showing r third which incidentally is the highest stan ding ever won by a halton team since the origination of the competition m 1622 angus mcnabb was the second high man out of 103 competitors scoring 1832 points out of a possible 3000 pointij bruce reid placed sixth on the aggregate score and also won the gold medal as the high man in sheep scor ing 193 out of a possible 200 the standing of the first ten coun ties as as follows let south slmooe 2nd durham 3rd halton 4th middle sex th glengarry 6th peel itti oar- leton 8th lincoln 9tti oxford lotb went worth monuments bcaiorjbbs and lbitjuumu pollock ingham oait deafen on raqueat phone j04h inspect our voile in greenwood walter t evans 6 oompanj twerrtjfrfe tomb established pbotbotton and 8krvior rra xjfo autotdobos insurance travel agency ocean bteamattlp and inland ataaker tstmits baal esamas bsard iftj offloe sim bl sunxvt the halton ooonty ctetst- r baals thfe ymr own sssr i1alton swine team represen ting ontario places thikd in inter provincial competition the inter pro incial club competi tions were held at the royal winter pair on november lltti ontario wsa represented in six ot ttie projects na mely swine bj the halton team of praser mcnabb of bsqueslng and keith merry of trafalgar township beef by a team from ontario county dairy by a york county team oram by a brant county team potatoes by a team from hastings county and m clothing by the misses orr and hare of the vellore c3ub york county this latter team won the only championship to come to the 1 of ontario halton g wine club team represen ting ontario placed third with que bec winning first saskatchewan seo- ond manitoba fourth and british columbia in fifth place praser mcnabb was the third high man on the aggregate score in the bwlne club competition 1 our congratulations are extended to 1 praser and keith on their excellent showing rjbv h leigh pink speaks to st georges wa on wednesday evening october 9ft a miscellaneous shower inldot ture sale was held by st oeorgesl at the rectory rev h i the neighbouring parish provided of the talk on tus wdssj vwsvssiasaavasbsl