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i the geoygetowahmiam wftdtoiawky jfaae 14th 19 the georgetown herald ear uig tha oannnnttltlai of mmjmti m mumomut mmnby 8rwamtowm abhtleovk bauunavas muoonw mnltlkw lute 9jm a soar pinale copies e eaea advartiting ratal quoted on application caaifulil l meguvray ofay hatrinaton jr waimr a btjcttn puhuahejr and utter alary h blehn asaoeiate avhtor stalrv -j- ladle m dark aous camwau ska herald la printed each toedneeday attamoon in tha offlee on mela jateet qearmtawn authorized aa ascend elaat null foat owe dopl ottawa ltember of tha canadian weekly newspaper aabbelauon and tha ontarioquebec dlvtdoq 0 tha cwna u u- tjifc editors corner anlmdportanttay neaft monday is an important day in georgefwrt property owners- will go to the polls to decide on the building of a new auxiliary public school to take care of increase enrolm for which there will be no roo in potpourri the herald had a tough day last wednesday sev- e adv forced t pt luting of the present school building the public schopl board has done an excellent job of presenting the facts to the ratepayers in a series of advertisements the last of which appears in this issuer copies of these three advertisements have been mailed to all voters whose names appear on the list there is no excuse for any voter not to be aware of the question a record v ore should be polled on mori- day on this important question it is a fortunate coincidence that when the new school debentures are issued present debentures for the old waterworks system and wartime housing which total approximately the same amount will be retired this means that there will be no rise in tax rate caused by the building of th sc the school board has pointed out that should a new school not be built it will be necessan to provide some tjpe of accommodation in other buildings considerable expense would be en tailed if this had to be done on which no goernment grant would be paid and eventualk a new school would still hae to be built for a school cannot function indefinitely if its classrooms arc scattered in various parts of the tow n there is no question in our mind of the answer we intend to ote es on monday we hope that the majority of ratepayers will be of the same mind a town is only as progressive as its educational svstem and we must continue to give the best that can be pro vided faith in our town the opening of another department at silvers the second large addition at the store in the last three years shows that sid silver is one merchant who has confi dence in georgetowns future we doubt if there is a town in ontario which can boast any larger depart ment store than silvers the growth of the store is another of those success stories which occur in cana dian merchandising history there are still many citi zens who can recall the day mr h silver first came to georgetown and drove a horse and wagon selling mer chandise from door to door he later opened a small tore at the southern end of main street then built the nucleus of the present building with a later addition behind since illness forced his retirement the business has continued to grow and under the guidance of his son sid the premises has been more than doubled and the staff greatly increased silvers is a credit to the town not only is their merchandising ability of the best but the family has always been one of the first to enrol when any matter of public concern needs a help ing hand the world can do with more such people two extra pages at the last minute and publication htld to be delayed until thursday morning there was a day when we would have jammed the ads in and left out a quantity of news but in our efforts to produce a good newspaper we prefer when such a situation oc- curs to hold up publication for a few hours and get in aa much of the weeks news as possible one gets unanticipated reactions when something like this occurs one subscriber on a rural route phoned when the paper did not arrive and after we had explained the situation said she was glad to know that it was our fault because she always blamed the mailman yhen mail didnttarrive another subscriber came irvto pay for his paper- saying- that when it did not come on thursday he thought he had been cut off for non-pap- ment this week at time of writng it jooksas ifjhe same things might happen again as a public service we are printing the voters list for next mondays elec tion which takes up about a page there seems no end ofnewaantfadvert also seems t b usual we hope that ournew listings of summer re sorts and vacation spots will be of value to readers they are found under one heading this week editor dills who publishes both the acton and milton papers is back on the job after a spell of illness in case anyone wants to sample a piece of the birthday cake which graces brills window display for their 4th anni versary we can let you in on a secret its an iced suit box jack kemshead did the fancy decorating but jack cotton tells us that a real cake of similar size was made last year for his wifes birthday the newmarket era has the best editorial pa elmira signet best front page and tin istourrville i ribune was judged the best newspaper published in towns under 1500 population at the recent convention of ontarioquebec weeklies in windsor 1 uhps with more than one bloom on a stalk have occurred this year walter hodge at stew- arttown and mrs sfcyve ornt each brought samples to the office to show us this odd flower formation i here is nothing prettier than a giant lilac bush two ot the largest can be seen on albert street behind the grandview aparlim nts and on the roadside in front of ern pickt t farm near sttwarttown pft6 lfcsmebmebieiaatws dir j tl a 4mmmmmmim4mmpt dat j matm muib djental ejmamom imasamllalawlla dr clifford reh dkntit telephon 0 main swt qiaraeto 4l wim mill i iw hwl lever and hosktn chartered aeeaaanaaaa successors to 1805 metropolitan bid 44 victoria street xl 0131 a- a leroy dalejcg m sybil bennett kc mill street barristers and solicitor georgetown phone 10 ashgrove tllllll frmirs go on ohio vtatfc m s trip langdon and ayuworth barrliters and solicitor notaries public kenneth m langdon georgetown first mortgage money to loan offices- roxy theatre bidg mill st phone 88w georgetown dell who celebrated their fiftieth uiddliik ininvi rsiirj ctrchy mi nifl mi- wilttr brownridge ind mis m ir sares of gtorjic- rifn i ri nielsen 11w dunpnttot drtjqxkss therapist sta year of prketlca lady attendant mobl tuae t3- aia yfedu sat and 80 puaa over naaunlaa star georgetown phonel bmf h 1 t p conurjw j a wibohbby a sow r tot oohflktrkfeax kstal 8kkvi0b tchaf office torotwo t3ur and cenntry farau and saul aeraaaaa indnatrua and baataaaa frapertlea tom hewson is your local repreaentattwa phone 332w three of our vouiij t irmcri fred 1 town itlended the funeral of their i hroihei inliw mr richard t t norman hcwini in hamilton lst thursday 1 1 r mr i o morns of for a four di bus trip to the state alexis illinois of ohio goint by buffalo they vj aiuj n vmii iblt different furnis including f spent sunday with t j brounndfie and james f mcnab barrister soucitor notary public norton bidg main street telephone 656 louts uromf icld s malabar farm tin trip is sponsored by the hal- ton c rop lmpi o t mt nt association this is jufil the most beautiful mouth ot the car auo the time lor brides rosi ind striu berries cstirda s rain ill certainly help the crops along i on sunriu morning the united church observed lbc twentyfifth i anniversary of union using printed i programmes the choir sang two anthems and rev fred ainsworths address showed how advance has been made through the yean of union the bright star mission band met in the church basement sunday afternoon with mrs w bird pre siding mrs uoyd sweezy read the scripture passage barbara cunningham played a piano solo and mrs hector bird told the chap ter from the study book the fly ing umbrella congratulations and all good wi shes to mr and mrs ward hud- mnecoarboowtrtah is ik sahr fob ncketrooks don t forget that sundav is fath er s lti let is all do something lo mike dads burden a little lighter mr and mr jack thompson ot oshawa spent the lapclrend with his parents archdeacon and mrs ago thompon 3 mwntoges 1 convenient tpraod out payment easy terma to suit you no worrletl cool u da- 2llverad in plenty of time youre all paid up before nasi winter h coupon payment 3mace household budget run smoother all year round freerutnaci nsftcnon can save you a much at sox on neat wlntertfuel bill get your now lr free no obllgationr i pont kfjow how web get along vvtthott these eastfheap out payments and last year this plan savep us money tool m ihi soonfr you stakt the morc vou savcmmr todayl w hkentner son phone 12 teu cant prevtnt polio but you can protect your j family and yourself with j i polio insurance family premium 2 years 1000 aak ua tp arrange your j coverage for you e walter t evans c0 mill street phone 183w frank petch ijcensed auctioneer prompt service phone 301 georgetown po box 413 your eyes for better and aaare eaaafert- able tlalan raalti rm bell keclstared oaueaetrtat pbane 49 r ii radio repairing we specialize in this work 25 yearj experience j san ford son phone georsetown 34w monuments pollock campbell 62 water st north g a l t designs on request phone lott inspect our work in greenwood cemetery dr c w sayers dvm veterinarian guelph street opposite armstrong carafe phone it g p knifton ro ontometrbt mill st georgetown telephone i8jw gospel services every sunday at 7 pm georgetown oddfellows hall i come and enjoy a lively song service and an inspiring message from gods word christ died to save sinners rev e r peterson in charge remember dad on fathers day sunday june 18th a day set aside to honour dad dehght hiru with a carlton greeting card and if dad deserves a gift choose it from our wide selection of suitable merchandise just arrived the new ph1llishave electric razor the new rotary shaver made in canada its different and only 1950