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v whh thq georgetown hqjr wcdawty may 31m 1950 the georgetown herald ms maim i aixnuurd fcamlftllmi bat m0 yr facto canlm to mk avuk ftatm quoted on apellettea wtuuttb bdchn md whor mary buu wltor qmfltlil i wffltlirny btxtt itlta u ctetfc cty hetrintttta jr don ctldw 1 lhkwid in printed feofry -mhihm- i enkjfaa hotcttwi athbhl m meand du tain wxrt oh- mtft ottw hitirwrs of tb canadian weakfar xtoempajwra aaaoeuuaa im qnjttoqh mv u i pw3ijy the editors ciortter good news r5r taxpayers u waa gaod nevra for taxpayer to readlart week that therft would beno uw increa cajisedby thbpil- ingof a new public schoor the facto came to light at council meeting when it vmi pointed out that tyitt 13000 in debentures for the old waterworks system and wartime housing would be completely retired by the time a similar amount of school debentures are issued in fact there will be some decrease onthis score inas much as the provincial grant will amount to 34 per cent of this figure this should be the clinching pointy in assuring a favourable vote on june 1 9th coupled as it is with the fact that if a new school is not built there will be no government grant on any expenditures made to provide temporary classrooms if such have to be provided there is one point which we have heard mention ed which should be put straight taxpayers have been heard to say there wpnt be any tax rise because of the bonds but what aboujmthe extra teachers neftded well- it is a fact that more teachers will be employed which means more money paid out in salaries but this is a fixedexpense and whether our children are taught in suitable classrooms in temporary quarters or in joe mcgurk 8 barn the same number of teachers will still have to be employed a compensating factor is that there is a government grant on per capita attendance and as enrolment increases more money will be avail able from this source adding it up we can recommend nothing which would be better physicajly or financially- than a new school building we hope enough voters feel the same on june 19th new parking system pleasing vce think georgetown has the perfect parking system on main street now the angle lines have been painted on the west side and paralleljnarkings on the east side it provides accommodation for several more cars and still keeps the street wide enough for traffic to move freely as well as giving the appearance of a wider street than it did when there was angle park ing on both sides parking has been an increasing headache with town councils of the past few yearsand we do not envy these gentlemen in having to rrxfke decisions on the question georgetown is gtowing and has a much smal ler main street thati towns of similar size it is imper ative that as many cars as possible be allowed to park on the street without affecting traffic control merch ants themselves are often offenders and have been ask ed to keep their own cars off the street as much as pos sible every citizen can help if he wijl use main street only when shopping and park on one of the side streets when he is downtown for other purposes i pot pourri a reader tells us that the deacon referred to in the poem published last week from an old herald was mr e search who in the i890s was town constable assessor tax collector and road malt in the days when a town employee had a multitude of duties father duff was a minister of the congregational church reading the guelph mercury we note that miss isabella preston is credited with developing variants of crown imperial lilies while she was on the staff of the oac at guelph miss preston is author of the book garden lilies published n 1930 we do note an error when the item continues according to acquaintances of mips preston in guelph she now lives in retirement in england having gone there following her superannua tion as a member of the staff of the central experi mental farm at ottawa we can tell the writer that heis much closer to homb than that having purchased the old fraser home on market street in georgetown where she now lives with the june 19th money by law vote for a new public school it is interesting to recall that the last such vote took place about twelve years ago on the question of a 50000 addition to the high school and was defeated by 20 votes lets hope that history doesnt repeat itself in this case sorry to see that publisher arloff dills of acton is in hospital and hope hewill soo be b to work egyptian princess will follow her 3yearold bridegroom any where says an item in the globe fit mail what chance would the poor little fellow have of getting away tv the yearly debate on dogs has begun the town by- says dogsroust be tied up so right or wrong thats it law abiding crtiaens are doing a lady bring us ilng a letter to the editor in a tomato ewa- ihkh a forest hulreaidnt writes ausoma page a atig diectdttr m i til i 3 m j wdmf x4uy mya atnaow iiswiiimilsmilislsbiaililisi 1 d clifford reto jdc k8 bbkttff tftlttons 410 y utmt s a wh ji tm iiimnmii lever an hoskin cusm ammts successor tq jenkins and hardy 1805 jpatropolhso bid 44 victoria street toronto el 01 3g ileroy dale kc m sybil benriett kc i mill street i barristers and solicitors i georgetown phono ib miiwi tj n1el3eh 1 qmgywnr dkucguu tbtuuw pm yerr fm jt4f atdnt i ifon 1t iftt xs vfatl feat s455j or mm at vf georgetown ihjonedjow wm y froicmkl huus tlasric for last hud a s mr treat george fortib british mimc hall mot ie and rndio st n i1l lo tor- ontu to jul thi u tuns or tlu mamtokit flootn tiil mtti in initio i uoo the window c1liiili t hou t utt v n uu tli ooooo ud hmi h lit1 italk pro imi iium maple lt it c ill i n lino i o i t tndj mi fornitn ou i ritd v nn nlcbiattd us oi lusti tulti on c ni 1 1 rtiut iuiiu i on b lulf of muulobi r loo 1 victims langdon and aylsworth barrister and solicitor notaries public kenneth m langdon george tow n irst mortgage money to loan ts offices roxy theatre bids mill st phone bbw georgetown frank petch ucensed auctioneer prompt sen ice phone 391 georgetown fft i oonsinur 1 latwiowtglqrasni tot r 5 hkad officb tobonso im yoifge st ad oaob cltr and cenntry iltwm farau sad small aenass indoatrial and btwlwea rrepertles tom hewson is your local repreumtsttvs phone 332w radio repairing j we specialize in this work i 2i ear i experience i j sanfordsoi phojce georgetown 34w p o box 413 the people of portage is prairie are working around the clock toprovide thelja ate neetsslttra and some of the comforts of normal living for hundreds of refugees from the winnipeg flood bobby and ernie sons of mrs nick marchuk fort garry arc seen here in their new sleeping quarters the basement of the- presbytensjn church in portage generous donations u the manitoba flood relief fund will ensure their rehabilitation contnbutions may be addressed to the fund in winnipeg or pid into nny canatlinn wank triplet purchases former murfin sheet metal works your eyes for better and more comfort able talon consult r m bell rrslilered optometrist pbone 19 r 21 bun monuments pollock campbell 62 ater st north g a l t designs on request phone z08 inspect our work in greenu ood cemetery j dr c w ssxers dvm veteaikarian i guelph street i opposite armstrong s gangs phone 11 t what you save is the most important part of what you earn you can bank en as royal the royal bank of canada a triplet instruments of cnnnctn ltd hoi purchitri the building on john strett foimtil owned b ii f murfin shct i metal woiks nd will be molun in tirx month since the firm was csstablhlad huie in 1040 it hns olluplid purt of hie corduro building on main street triplctt lustrum n t is n subsid- iuy of nn ameiiiiin flim triplet t electrical instrument compnny which is louited nl bluffton ohio it maiiufnctures electiicnl testlnfl equipment including cicatrical indt- nting instruments rndlo tube tes ters signal generators circuit nnn- lyzers ond tube testers these pro duct arc in scneral use by radio servicemen laboratories and indus trial concerns the government purchases direct for the rcaf and army and wholesale concerns handle the product for industrial ale the company employs about fif teen girls edwin wllsdn who is hatimnn of tlu publk sihoolj bonrd is kciici al maunder bob smith is supei inti iident of the mc- ur depiu tnu nt ami alf aiutreus of the tester department at present tlu off u itkttid in loiouto but the iomvan tpits to iuul tills to tovn now thnt it is in larger 1 uar tn s 1 ad ii s w ho woik in the plant at piesent include mrs ted illckep mrs jack bnllantlnc mrs i noel llovnoldh mh lack kny mrs bill jluffmnn jr mrs phoebe nev- 1 era mrs willitim gibbs mm mni j y mann mrs eric clarke miss ann kuimir mrs edward -mall- hou mid mrs sheldon lawr nepetitloh of the donoro pa smog disaster con be avoided aay brown instrument company engin eers through new electriceye da tecting and controlling devices being tested by railroads industrial plants and department storey length on the subject of dog and gardens it would take a solomon to solve the problem and we won t venture any comment for we ovm no dog to bother trar neighbours and no dog of theirtr bother us for those tough logging hauls you med the o0yu loo saxe fhc good ear log ger lug ii in a dan by itself ttanju p io severe punishment and resists caning snag ging and bruising il gets you through where others fail cuts coft- permile on ererr trip dont way aquip todayl