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3fliviuiufaiit wssliwtlrst 1 the georgetown herald wednesday june 6th 1951 page 8 electrical construction wviuff motor repairs blna sewing machines heat wavk ranges fred schtthx phone 531 w hi es r cross auto parts for all stoke can and trucks tires from 3z3m to 8ssx2 sabour towing and winching service cher dj alea bus phone mrsl hilton bea bobcrt st phone 131 four teams compete in fastball league a lour team fastball league got underway last night in town smith stone and legion have entered teams from town and glen williams and llmehouse fire the otner entries the glen entertained llmehouse and smith stone were at home to legion last night tomorrow two more games are scheduled llmehouseleglon and ssglen next tuesday ss tra vels to llmehouse and glen and legion play here teams have until june 20th to submit a list of not indreithan twen ty players to bill korzaek um- pires chosen for the league are earl robinson orby herjrington jim bradley arid sill korzaek stop and see us for 0 pdnttacs buicks vauxhaijls cmc trucks tires a batteries parts accessories good selection of used cars complete service and repairs lome garner motors acton main st tel 326w 1 hers one shower the bride woml invited to but shei there onywoyond a picture of it tells the tlory at a glance our candid photogropher will cover all the important events at your ceremony and he will do it to quietly youll hordly know he is there if you phone well be pleased to explain our plan gordon campbell studio of photography 65 main street n brampton firestone j tires tubes i for happy holiday motoring all sizes in stock including champion de luxe champion and super balloon have your tires rotated and inspected by us before leaving on your holiday trip harley motors the editors corner canada counts canadas standing as a nation- at the midcentury mark is to be revealed by the ninth decennial cen sus which started cm june i and continues through the month this is an event of first importance to all can adians by the years end the census takers will have drawn 3a fulllength portrait of ourselves this will not only indicate our achievements in the past but will aid in estimating and guiding our future progress there is nothing new about the census it was known injbabyldhia and china- 5000 years ago more recently jhowever canada leads the way in the year 1666 a census was taken iin the colony of new france this is befjeyed to have been the first census of modern times the census is vitally important to government and business firstly it is used as a basis for figuring repres entation in the dominion parliament it also provides figures which enable the government to budget for old agepensions and baby bonuses or to deter mine trends in business and industry business relies on the census to provide informa tion that is used in determining plroduction or markets a typewriter riboon manufacturer for instance may base his productioron the number of stenographers re ported in the census everyone is expected to answer all questions asked by the enumerators in fact there are penalties provided by law for failure to answer these questions at the gam time the l p thesecrecy of our answers the income tax officer or the department of national defence cannot use this information for tax or conscrip tion purposes in fact they cant even see the informa tion as the bureau of statistics is forbidden to issue any statement that would directly or indirectly reveal infor mation about a particular person or concern canadas 1951 census is to be taken by a new me- thad known as the marksense method this is the first time this method has been used anywhere in the world directory nielsen the chiropractor f drugless therapist 37th year of practice lady attendant hon tues frl 26 pjn wed sat 25 and 88 ten over dominion store v georgetown phong lfftw dr j burns milne k xray dental surgeon georgetown phone 80 djt cufford reid uxs djds dentist telephone 410 mal street georgetown m c w sayew dvm vtbrikarlak guelph btreti opposite armstrong gfrafl phone ii s m faibish ro optometrist simmons jewellers georgetown phone 530 langdon aylsworth j banisters and solicitor notaries public kenneth m langdon georgetown first mortgage money to loan offices roxy theatre bldg mill st phone 88w georgetown leroy dale kc m sybil bennett icc mill street barristers and solicitors georgetown phone if james f mcnab barrister solicitor notary public norton bldg main street telephone 656 injy enumerators will fill in marksense forms which are about seven inches square compared with forms two feet four inches wide used by the censustakers in 1941 on these forms they will mark the answers to questions using an elcctrographic pen filled with a spe cial ink when all the forms have been filled in they will be fed into an electronic statistical machine which punch es holes in cards each hole conforming to a mark made on the mark sense cards with the special ink each of these punched cards can be filed or counted automati cally in any number of ways in a few operations the census machine really a wizard among machines can report how many pro fessional engineers there are between the ages of 21 and 50 in the province of ontario and the machine wont let errors go past if a marksense form shows a farmer being paid 55 per bushel for his wheat the machine will reject it everything must be correct be fore it goes into the machine thus the cards coming from the machine have complete and accurate informa tion so there will be a very important visitor to every canadian home this june and it is the duty as well as the right and privilege of every one of us as citizens to cooperate in answering the questions that will make it possible to complete canadas national portrait here are the census questions your eyes for better and more comfort able vision consult r m bell registered optometrist phone 49r21 erin wm broughton masseur daily 10 am to 8 pjn except wednesday phne 59m murdock st monuments pollock campbell 62 water st north g a l t designs on request phone 2048 inspect our work in greenwood cemetery personal tax services licensed public accountants phono 654 po box 49 georgetown frank petch licensed auctioneer prompt service phone 39 georgetown po box 413 lever hoskin i chartered accountant successors to jenkins and hardy 1805 metropolitan bldg 44 victoria st toronto el 9131 consult j a willoughby sons for complete real estate service head office toronto 156 yonge st ad 0605 city and country homes karms and small acreages industrial and business properties tom hewson is your local representative below in brief are the general population ques tions which must by law be answered by or for every hying canadian by printing them the herald enables you to play the census game now by filling in the in formation and then you will be ready with the answers when the census enumerator calls phone 332 w radio repairing we specialize in this work 26 years experience j sanford 6c son phone georgetown 34w juhn s pho 539 1 surname or family name given name and initials 19 2 address 3 relationship to head of 20 household 4 household number 5 sex 6 age at last birthday 7 marital status 8 docs this person live on a farm 9 how many years of school- 21 inn has this person had ernie thompson glen williams announces that he has purchased die trucking business formerly operated by gordon stringer terra gotta live stock coal general trucking phone georgetown 707 r 23 reverse charges 10 has this person attended school any lime since sep tember 19507 11 can this ierson speak eng lish french both neither 12 what was the langugage this person first spoke in child hood and still understands for infants enter language spoken in the home 13 religion exact denomina tion 14 birthplace province of can ada or foreign country 15 period of immigration if born outside canada 16 citizenship nationality 17 origin the following- questions are to be asfcedl of persons 14 years of age and over 18 war service none both wars world war ii world war i forces served in canadian other canadian and oilier what did this- person do most ly during the week ending june 2 1951 worked with a job but not at work look ed for work keeping house going to school hctind or oluntarily idle other per manently unable to work in addition did this person do any work for pay or rofit 22 how many hours did thi person work 2 name of firm or business i for whom did this person work 24 industry what kind of busi ness or industry is thisi 2r occupation what kind of work did this person do in this industry 26 js the occupation reported in question 25 this persons usual occupation if no specify usual occupation or activity 27 class of worker wage or salary earneft own account employer no pay 28 weeks worked for wages during the 12 months prior to june 1951 29 wages and salary earnings during the 12 months prior to june 1951 ite ave art iwrtie sum a the po b i resorts everyone in the family has fun there are re so spots for mother 3 od zestful game the boys and flirls afe play for junior h boat and pail i trip by bus wasaga beach s 650 owen sound 595 midland 720 sutton 495 m former science teacher ins u of t staff miss elizabeth penson a former fiber of georgetown high school has- accepted a position as time demonstrator in the de- partment of chemistry at the- uni versity of toronto next fall r for many years science tbi at the local high school shef superannuated three years ago with her sister moved to toront subscribe id the tvj5s i rjij- 9 j sbiebbjsto tldfsv