t the georgetown herald wednesday evening march 2s ft5j page s the georgetown herald serving- the communities of t georgetown olzn wnxiahb nobval umehotj8e hornby 8tewarttown balunafad ashqotove teua ootta subscription rate 300 a year single copies 8c each advertlolnff rates quoted cm sppncatkm garfield l mcgllvray corey herrtnirton jr walter c biehn publisher and editor staff leslie m clark reg broomhead thehmld la printed each wednesday in the office on main street gtorjeown authorised fli second ella mail port office dept ottawa member of the canadian weekly newspaper association atl the ontarloquobac division or oie cwjia masussls tttilj ib r r tll rn i ji tir i ii kr i ifiii ifbirhiii i v the editors corner halton again scores a first halton county it brconniiy known ati a leader among ontario municipalities in pro moling new ideas in recent years the county has been a leader in such varied fields as cooperative health insurance school dental surveys i b x roy clinics and reforestation now comes another first a county subsidy op the creation of farm ponds the county in cooperation with the oik tario department of agriculture will pay fif ty per cent of the cost of approved ponds up to a maximum of 100 for any one pond per farm this year the county has set aside a maximum of 1 000 for the purpose know ing how progressive halton farmers are we venture to say that there will be a lengthy waiting list before the year is out i arm ponds eligible for a subsidy under this policy must have a minimum capacity of 73 000 gallons an applicant must first se cure an application prm at the milton depart rnent of agriculture office and a rrpresenta lie of the oac engineering department then investigates the proposed site if approved the pond la completed and fenced to keep out livetock then is given a final inspection und the farmer submit his statement of costs to obtain the grant farmers becoming fire conscious the farm pond policy has been created for four main purposes it will provide a water supply for livestock and domestic purposes it provides water for spra ing and irrigation it will assist the control of soil erosion and it will provide water for fire protection the fire protection idea ties in nicel with the current series of talks between george town and csquesing councils about extending organized fire protection to the surrounding rural areas the idea is a fine one and if it is adopted farmers for the first time will have the ad vantage of nn available fire truck specially equipped to fight rural fires plus men trained gain for some fun for all starting with the april 9th issue of the he raid there will be some extra interest for far mera in this district for twenty six weeks tle herald will feature the lucky farmer photo quiz each week an aerial view of a district farm will appear in the herald the farm owner on identifying himself at the herald oitice will receive a leather framed 8x10 reproduction of the picture plus a 1 00 merchandising voucher from each of a rfumber of advertisers who are sponsoring the feature the pictures were taken at random by a weekly chuckle the man who claims to understand women is either a psychologist or in need of one pot pourri it was pleasant on a sunday chive to see the river running freely through glen wil liams and we hope that this year the glen will not be bothered with spring floods which have done so much damage in past years many georgetown mothers who had their babies at peel memorial hospital will be s to heir of the death a few weeks ogo of one of the nursing staff mrs robert tenwick she was a 1946 graduate of the colhngwood gm hos pital increasing business of the bell tele phone company in georgetown is indicated in the fact that 50 more telephones were added last year and both local and long distance calls showed an increase there are now 1 649 tele phones in service in the community can ada is the only country in fhe world without a national library in the new governor gen erals speech from the throne he announced that certain preparatory steps vill be taken to start such an institution and it is hoped that tn the future there will be some building where literary treasures can be housed actons tax rate has taken a 50 per cent jump this year to 64 mills a 23000 deficit from last years operations was a primary factor in the unprecedented tax rise milton too has had a sharp increase to 56 mills like georgetown our two neighbouring towns ore finding that it costs money to instal sewers and dut in new waterworks while keeping up with increasing costs of every municipal service in case hisfriendtarewlonderirig pte jim gordon is in germany and not in korea as reported in the limchou8e news recently as far as we know jim who was working at the george town dairy when he enlisted in the army is the only district man in europe with the na i defence forces john douglas grandson of tlrte late herald publisher joe moore was a mefhbcr of the cast of quiet in the torest an entry in the recent district drama festival in toronto he lived here with his parents mr and mrs ryerson douglas for a few years until the family moved to the city last year john has been interested in dramatics for sev eral years and has hopes of making the stage his career first to report seeing a robin is mrs m lawr who reports half a dozen around her home on church street mrs lawr has also seen a thrush and a woodpecker as well as a butterfly fans are sorry to see the end fthe hockoy season guess we cant com plain with one ontario championship but if was a heartbreaker to lose that game to elmira did we say hockey is over j sorry girls in the news pageb of the paperyou will find that the georgetown raiderettes are semi- finalists in the ontario womens hockey league and will be playingwith either aurora or east york in the near future j rev len self still retains his interest in local sports a long distance phone call from midland us to pass on his congratulations to the 1 20s as well as to alf sykes and the local begunr i artist clave home arts and crafts speaker at a meeting of the arts crafts of georgetown last wednesday at he home of mrs arthur beaumont glen williams a distinguished par trait painter cleve llorne rca osa was guest speaker introduced by the president mrs aler grelg he gave a fascinating talk in which ho duscrlhed the problems which confront a portrait paints ttia orst- stqp said mr iforne is to judge the subject and choose a pose the canvas must ba planned and the sutjuct put at ease the pjjnter must worfc to please the subject relatives who invar- aply oiler oruum and fclmself ile gave ute ladies hints for ap preciation of painting both acridem it and abstract and asked for ot trance in vlcwlag abstract painting mr home concluded tils talk with what he alls his vuudcvlllt art an oil puntrall in thirty minute for which he hose mrs trunk ilinms u uijixt mn 11 j newmiui rxprtimd tht troup fiprtx latum in u ou of uuuiks hie uualiirte purl ut oil meeting w dtvotitl jnulnly u jilsiuajiluii of a nuiiilxr uf fulurt raft luurm a i till vttawnk iuuim lui brt n ltt poncd until ult lull wlit n it u ulso hohtl to huve u itjjrw in divtkl ihui by a1 dorothy stoiu hie arts crulls will ulluljite mul the ioci couiiul o worn n mil mm orilk ml i w lljxtc r ii 1 mrs a m miimii win i hui 11 r prtst m illvi mrs a t m lliuyns uiil mlv wn nifriil halun tttrt iia nitl iiituiiuiirj of tin 1- xmblts ton nutlet mm tht 1- 11 la v is vttltometl ui ji nt w niciiibi r at lilt m ty nut uiii ul uu hoi e ol mrs s w on orr inj mi nti hue lit l ii llllltlt to hiiow u fjjjn of vltiuii art inusuru 45 ill novu sttilu hiutll 111 oa u film 011 1 1 alls to sae life and property up to the jjresent rural residenti have had to depend on the neighbourly spirit of the townspeople when fire occurs and at the lest there litis always leen n delay while authority 13 giwn for the brigade to proceed out of town but if i squ sing farmer tire to hie a fire protection which means in thing ever farm must hate a watcr supply avail ible which can le readily accessible to the firr truck and which will provide water enough to do some good t he new subsidy will play an important part in creating dams acrois streams and springs and in building ponds to catch run off water ram and snow plane which flew over the district last i nda and have already been received at the office glancing through them there is only one which the editor could readily spot so it s going to be as much fun for us as it i for you it is emphasized that there was no pre selec tion of farms and the choice of pictures wits left entirely to the photograph r rhere will be double interest in the feature after the first week for we intend to run a short history of each farm identified with some facts about present and past own ers church news forfown haplul church u a j lirk r i a ii i sunday marth jo ids 10 mi a in oitjrih so lor ih f 1 u 1 i m n ilr ailuhih sr v ant 7 m t 111 lit rixl st r i in tl s rii wtn i ltnr w n tht iru tfutl mj iorii st john i nllfd hurrh hi j hn m si ul ml r rn 11 i and uirm r of musi sum y s hofll 10 ifii c u sun 1 iy sthtxtl st y fir turn u m jinn j ut rs1 l 1 in my hurt h ou n irii r t liv 1 1 t m c lill 1 in while tirintfl w rshlj f i mjn sudk si nit i 7 j m i ntiriuijik th ilithism st j1y t irtid hour u t ni a fitt inlly turn f r vimihi mil old st rarer c hurrh arch l icon w c tim psoi itictor passion sunday woly coniniunl n r a m sund iy school 10 a m m ill its 1 1 am h i nsonn 7 thursd i confirmation class 6 in intcn scrct 7 10 n st alhana c hurrh crn wluuiru passion sunoa m tins 10 a in sund iy st lux 1 1010 am wttin sdny t onflrniation clas 6 4 p m i tnttn siiajci 7 30 im norvaj hornby and ntmarttoun anifllcnn hc j mixwlii ba lth st paula norval 7 10 p m- hvtnaontl kxcipt lht sunday in month holy communion at 11 nm st stephen a hornby 1100 ajn morning prnyor except lt sunday in month iiacmonj t 1 00 p m st johns mew art 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frartcpetch licensed auctioneer prompt service phono 301 georgetown po box 4m monuments pollock campbell w water st north doslens on requaat phonj s04qi inspect ourytatil la greenwood cemetery 7 fi irluttuojgjtwbswt jr hfauuh jn