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the georgetown herald wednesday june 30th 1948 the georgetown herald rvin the commanttim of georgetqwn glen williams norval l1mehou3e hornby stewarttown ashgrove bajulinajfad terra gotta subscription rato 250 a year sincle copies 6c advertising kates quoted on application wattett c bieiin pnbluber mod edlto- mcgtlvray staff leaue m clark jroomhoad harold davison ccrey harrington jr herald is printed each wednesday afternoon at the office on bc georgetown authorized u second class mail post office dejja association aad the qtlaw meniere of the canadian weekly newspapers ontario quebod dlylaipn of thecwna theeiditbr gn a recent aftcvnoorv through courtesy of local dealer jim taylor if was our privilege to visit the mas- seyharris combine plant and- the beautiful new show room and office building in the king street district in toronto which could well be known us masaeyharris town so completely does this gigantic world industry dominate the scene a 2000000 building covering 270000 square feet of floor space housing a modern automobiletype assembly line is the masseyharris answer to the farmers of the world who in recent years have created a demand for modern power machinery this demand has been particularly focussed on the selfpropelled combine developed by the company just prior to the outbreak of war with the exception of an old fourstorey concrete building which has been incor porated into the new layout the building is entirely on one floor with washrooms showers and lockers located on a number of mezzanine floors j the assembjy line method qf production is par ticularly pleasnt for a layman on visiting a plant for it enables him to gain a knowledge pf production which would be unobtainable were he not to see production in its proper sequence from station no i where com pletely welded frames are rolled on dollies to their pos ition for installation of axles and motor mounting brackets to the freightloading platform where an over head crane deposits combines on flat cars for shipment the visitor is never at a loss to understand what is going on at station 2 wheels and motor are the most im portant additions and from this point on each machine travels forward on its own wheels motive power is supplied by a continuous chain conveyor adjustable for either continuous or intermittent operation speeds for continuous operation vary from 9 inches to 3 feet of travel per minute normal stopandstart opera tion moves the line normally at the rate of 30 feet a minute when used this way each station on the line flashes a light indicating that assembly at that point has been completed when all lights have been turned on a warning horn sounds and the line moves forward to bring each machine to its next assembly point production on the day of our visit was proceeding at a rather leisurely pace the company being handicap ped at present by steel shortages which fprced cutting an hour off the working day and running at a mini mum speed a modern paint department is an integral part of the assembly and is equipped with a monorail sys tem for speedy handling after being mimersed in a dipping tank loads are gravity fed toward the drying oven where progress is controlled by an electric eye which spaces the loads and prevents jamming final painting of the complete machine is done in two spray c booths just beyond the final station on the assembly line and the machines are driven to it under their own power a water wash system and high velocity suction fans carry away excess spray and fumes arid it is inter esting to note that paint is salvaged later from this wa- ter spray to be used in future painting in the drying oven fired by gas burners a temperature of 1 80200 degreea is maintained by infrared rays for radiation and a 20minute trip through the drying oven corn- pieties the production of the combine machines destined for canadian and american markets go from here directly to the flat cars while those scheduled for overseas are routed to the packing department where they are dismantled and crated one complete machine in one crate the cost of equipment in the plant is prominent ly displayed by a sign over each machine and a small idea of the companys investment is obtained when one realizes that for a simple holecutting operation the label on a huge punch press reads 38000 vacations are here the holiday period begins in earnest this week with many local firms taking advantage of the thurs day dominion day- to shut up shop till monday and give employees a long holiday weekend firms like smith and stone and harleykaymaraland are shut ting down completely for a week during the summer others are staggering vacations to keep operations run- mbtg at part capacity the herald will continue to ap pear regularly each week with a vacation schedule vrjiich leaves the shop one or tvm men abort until mid i indulgence is asked cor anv deuva which in pu or minor holdups in delrv- w om the pariodl the editor woali iwtjcukrly apprec- time fa car paopu fri georgetown i visitors and of i fo us to 7 news of this type which makes your weekly newspaper interesting we expect that ann whose initial column last week was so well received will also be ojitlie job giving sidelighfa on peoples vacation trips in her chat ty informal style a musical treat our first visit to the waterloo music festival last saturday was somewhat marred by tlic fact that geqrgclowihrid to take a back seat to londph and braiitforcl in thcband competition but it wua reve lation to what we had always thoughl ofkh a hisnd tat too to see the diversity of musical activity rwhich was going on in tents bandshells and clearings ill various bectiorta of lovely waterloo park as we left the grounds at the supper ihbur the sound of ten cqncer tinas playing sweet harfyiony was particularly lovely- and wepaid silenrtribute tah organization which has jaloneso rrtuchfd- rrompt thonluaical culture of onta- rio- v v v primary objective of the trip this ysar incom- panj with a number of lions club members was toselj tickets on the lucky draw- for- the handshell iind the project met with good success having a natural tieup with the day we are still wondering how many ticket buyers thought they were buying a ticket on frank murfins car which was decorated with banners and display posters members of the lome scots band were disap- pointed not so much at being beaten by the london tech band as by taking third place to brantford being no music critic we can take no stand in the matter but it is impossible for every band to win and we suppose adjudicators are not always right or sometimes place an interpretation on performance which does not meet with general approval the fact remains that our band was judged better than two other city bands which is still no mean achievement and we congratulate them oh a good showing page 8 we st this week that virginia chapman who hns been attending shwh uuaincan school hus taken a position with tliu kurlricourt branch of thu bunk of commerce in toronto that ktush and shrubs have been planted on normandy boule vard and the wartime housing subdivision is looking much better that joe ambroise of thti iscott motor sales staff jttended the ge neral motors trwmmishion school recently at the walper house kit chener and art speight a tt ended the fisher body school at the same place that ived wainfk who htudies ballet ijt the boru volkoff school in toronto appeared in the volkoff recital at katnnb auditorium on saturday several cioretown peo ple took in the show that david luua ihs stud ent has taken u position for the summer wiethe staff of muecor- macks drua store that the bell telephone office hatt had a faceliftum miss laobel thornpaon who ia now in charge of colloctionn has a desk jwti inside the- door and other changes have been made in the office layout a a that mis jean mackenzie and mim olive moore nf brampton had third net mora aty thorohill golf club on monday in the 2bajl foisr- som for torontovund district la- tlies umehouse directory f f hihfftmw iff h 8 dr j btjrns milne j i-iuy- i blsklai surgeoj i georjtowvi t jhoo 80 i iiwiiiartithiiiiiiadwittehmc3iiiujiwuotiiuiiituu3iiiijuiijiiif xr cufford reid niixa ddjs dentist phon 1 open efaainta uainittmi gmqtzufmu fjnier c thooapson msuhakce- 8kevick 1 fire auto wfadatotm i c f hallway and aluad steamaup g summeh eptcuhsions 1 papa llgw or j gcoigatora leroy dale kc ml sybil bennett kc hill straat barriatew and boheltora gaorcatown paoata ib ri i that george cfaone bo moved to toronto after telling vurt tie georgetown cafe a fawywar ago eft last week on a trip to china that alva grieva won the lorle watch given as a gate priki at the brampton lions jambora b saturday night that howard wrigglaaworti principal of georgetown public school ia attending auauaer school for aix weeka at ucmaster unlvar- aity taking part of hia couraa for a bachelor of arta degree ivesbyterians call rev alexantler csjder rev alexander calder m of norwich ha had a call extended to him by the congregation of knox and lfanehoua proabyterlan chur- chee and it u axpectad that he will take over hi now paatorate hare in september mr calder waa the firat of the minutar who preached here during the laat five suudaya and will auecaad rov c c coch rane now of weataacunt quebec a native ot beaverton mr cal der graduated four yaara ago from kttox college having attended tha unlvaraity of toronto pravloualy he preachedfor a year in the k- aion field at garaldtoa which inci dentally wa mr coehranae firat charge and haa eiaca been at nor wich ha la married to tfca laraaar halan mkay of toronto awl thaw have a 2u year old sou ir calder vu unaaimonaly choaan at a eongraaaitlaaal maetlrej a bs drara on wsdassday a which say h h jwf modaraw contrrutulaticnr to thclma urpwn wnd eleanor ptzcr pupils of miui loan ruddcll s s no ft arid to shirley ilurt pupil of mre harold liiirhcr bs nr 1c all of whom received entrance htandinb without writing dejmrimenta exuminutiono vinitors with mra lane and the ii nortona on sumiay included mih ted morrow and elane of tor onto mr and mrr c croab mr ami mrs dick packer and children a irroup 0 limehouue ladies ca tered for the johnion-norrio-wcd- tlixk reception in limohouse memo rial hall on saturday mr and mrs k i- wilnon and teddy are kntijjnc their holiday with relative at niairftra falls toit krie anl utawa anniversary scrvnth were held at iiniehouse presoyterion church on june 27 kev iv j finn of knox church milton wua guest upeauer in the morning knox lunch choir of georgetown wero in charge of he music rendering an anthem and miaa kathy thomp son tuin illets ilia house a quartette of missep jean ruddell and muriel kean anl messra jack may and clark lyon also aaiated in the evening hev john anderson of acton preached to a wellfilled church he was accompanied by hia choir obliging w an anthem and a quartette- number by measrs wil liam burton and gen mussolle and misses isobel anderson and bella roazell interim moderator rev l self of nnrva was in charge of the evening service the wmsheld a special meet ing at tlie home of mrs harvey norton on thursday evening with miss nellie anderson miseiooaryl on furlough from british guiana as guest speaker the twentyone ladies present heard a moat inspir ational talk on missionary work mrs kirby wlllianu waa soloiat and refreshment were served at the close mrs wiley and miss elva wiley visited mr and mrs a c patter son on sunday w extend sympathy to the wright family who left on monday morning to attend the funeral of her mother mrs sowerby at berk ley michigan ss no s and s s no 16 nut in baseball combat at no 16 on monday score u12 for no 91 langdott and aylawortn barristers and sohehen notaries pubhe ksbneth m laogdoa georgetown r- maclntyra aylswoath bjl actixt first mortgage money to loan office roxwitttaataw bldg mil st phone ggw georgetown coopar bldg pboa 2i5w acton uiuuuuaiiiiuuiiuautuiui ftiitftht frank fetch licensed auctioneer prompt service phone sftl george to a 1 p 0 box 41s aatusaouuiuuaioiiiiiuiauqiiuuuuiiuiiuuiiuuaiuuataato awmmiimimtmiiininii nielsen the chirooraiptor throalsa tl n 8ath7yer ot praetiea i lady attmdant jh tpe fwi i aa w sat 2jj aaeifcr auav over dominion stoaw georgetown phona 160w p uever ar saccaasora ta jenjkinsaricj hardy 130 metropolitan busj u victoria- st toroasw et 91si 1 o laaiutttscininuiaouuiaujuakntstnai consult j a willougnby sons for complete real estate service head office toronto 158 yong st ad 060 city uj ceaatay farau aaj s h iajaetrtal aaj tcrm hewson la your local re phone 33sw radio repairinfl we specialize in this work 1 yuh j sanfordson monuments daasaetle asj foealga 1 v graalim beat sandblast equipment for cemetery lattaring ovaagavule meetiuaavt waeita j aak j monuments pclctr i nh i 82 watar st narta g a lt daajgav tart paoaa x inapaet au graaawood cllallesj aoaoemmbwjbo woanan bus cretan i 41 rs mulieent bell of brampton j an employee of smith and stone ltd suffered slight injuries to bar back and neck in a truckbus colli sion on main street north bramp ton last thursday night ska waa a passenger la the bus operated by art scott which transport out-of- town employees who commute to work in georgetown the bus had stopped to discharge passengers and the door had just bean closed whan mekaxtow transport track n route from georgetown wrtk load of paper collided with tfca rear of the bus- john hannesey of nor- val waa driving the bus and howard uckarrow of toronto waa operat ing tha transport wavs yer ataak alloa junior farmers dance huttonville park vednesday july 7th modern aires orchestra charles gunpfcell floor manaser admission 50c mr hanpaek llke today t the senlamantaj butcher ten der as a womans aari aar is peek mr bsapoal osvus skt tom hewson representing wllxoughb y real estate agency international motor trucks woods eljecnucal eqijlplttkr griarlsm cuslm 3 de laval milkinc machines sand cream separators gooolsoliouver tarm ferguson tractors eqlsswit o ow mill stmst offio a jwt tubsmkeaf 4is n-