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the geoegetown hekald wednesday evening july 23 1ss2 faib impm the georgetown herald serving th cnimin1t1as ot geojloetown gum wuhwi noevai umebocbe hocnbt uttwatrfown rajjjnaead abboeovk ytjtxjt covta subscription rata 300 year single copies be each advertising rates quoted n application walter c bjehn publisher end editor staff garfisld u mcouvrey lmiu m oar cony uerrinttoa jr re proo d the herald is printed- each wednesday in the office on ms la street georgetown authorised as second class msu pest office dent ottawa fserober of the canadian weekly newspapers association and the ontarioquebec division o the cwjja highway safety a new pamphlet issued by tlic deparl- ment of highways draws attention to the var ious highway nun kings and nigns which lie-nr- fit motorists much of the numerous signs which tell of urns slop highways schools speed limits etc is illustrated as well as the excellent marking system of clotted and solid lines on the pavement which indicates when it is safe lo pass iliis major development in highway safety lias made driving a real pleasure for il eliminates the hazard of hidden hills which has caused many accidents in the past it is simple to follow a single doited line in the centre of the road shows that it is safe to pass in cither direction if unsafe a solid line is ad ded on the drivers side and if there is danger in both directions a double solid line replaces the single dotted line perhaps one further improvement could be made the hidden hill menace exists on eveiy highway those short dips in the rood which sometimes arent visible to the eye until one is well out in the passing lane we suggest that the highways department place hidden hill signs on both approaches lo warn motorists another safety improvement needed in many places is the placing of slop highway signs on secondary roads sulf icienlly lack from the intersection to give plenty of warn ing to come to 1 stop in many places these signs are placed right at the intersection and when travelling at the legal limit of m miles an hour it is impossible to stop in time hie road which runs from uallinafad through hlllsburgh to the orangcvillearthur high way is a good example of this it crosses two stop highways one on either side of i fills- burgh and in neither case is sufficient warning given to motorists to come to a full stop our highways good and bad driving up to bruce county a couple of times recently we were struck by the lack of conformity on ontario highways we have all typea good and bad scattered here there and everywhere and in no place is any one high way good enough to take the tourist from one place to another without cursing under his breath take the trip we make to lnverhuron beach as an example there is n good stretch of road along the arthurorangeville high way until one gets around hnmston here there are miles of road which have gone to pieces and is in process of repair though it looks like an allsummer job from mildmny to walkerton the road surface is good though the highway is narrow hilly and windy and once one gets behind a slow car it is almost impossible to pass and still observe safety rules from walkerton to kincardine exten sive resurfacing is being done the second summer that this highway has been cut up and been a nuisance to travellers an alternate routes lake us through mount forest durham and hanover to walkerton here there is a beautiful stretch of highway from arthur to mount forest then an old stretch to durham and another beautiful stretch from durham to hanover we know thai it costs money o lot of money to keep roads in good shape but surely when we cater so much to tourists there should be some consistency in our highway development it is human nature always lo remember the bad things you can drive ninety miles on a good road and ten miles on a bad and if someone asks about the trip its the ton miles you tell them about if enough money is available to fix all our highways the way they should be it might be better lo concentrate on one ut a time put in one decent road leading from one point to another then when it is done go to work on the next the mixing of good and bad satisfies no one stjgoracgc t 18521952 cbtttjin tljcsc toads itl lolr ptiut 3nb lobe unto concorb btocll bjtrr qior tljt trouble conscience ease vtrjt uiounbtb spirit ikhi have your sssp oil burner installed new i iiuuii low limit aqusitst la main tain haat in radiators let ua de- termlrta your prsaent oil burner efficiency with a co wf fur naces vacuumed and completely overhauled electric chronothamu andt bamss initallated free estimates w bill sproule 4 elizabeth st 8 phokb brampton we do prlntlfit envelope rain threatens but garden party goes on though rain threatened to call oft the show the lions club garden party went on as scheduled on thursday rain in the early even ing kept the crowd smaller than it might have been but enough peo ple were there to meet expenses and leave something over for the lion welfare fund the show assembled by vincc mountford was peppy and not- even a brisk khower in lhe flatter part hampered the- performers the cast included the n6yolxuyfour n male quartette trom guerptrmii which a former georgetown man keith dolson sing lead joey holllnjcsworth young coloured tap dancer who is rumoured to be a canadian television potential and paul brothers and shirley a hil arious singing comic txlo from lon don otto chared the spotlight along with the royal hoods magicians end ventriloquists utr head did a particularly fine job when he presented ha complete magic act in the rdln- alt sutton and andy cuusborirom brampton provided plaro the vhow to open uie garden party hon t l kennedy peel mppahd oh- tarlovminltter ofatloulture paid trihulf to the work of lions clubs throughout the world and said he is proud to huvc born n club mem ber for uiiny ycirs club presi dent don lirrikr iul jlmer drou who was chjtlrnuin ol the wnun party were ulso introduced irom the platform lliilllday tt platform was ued for the show und tiprclul booths included one provided by cnruidu dry and mother by the nescafe company as well ns home made pies made by wives of club members the lucky ticket holder for a peterborough boat onavhlch the club has been selling tickets for some time was made by joey hol- llnjisworth who drew ticket 0256 held by h l doig 1005 glencalrn ave toronto playinss golf tourney slpc members of the smith and stone firm were included in a party of 75 men who played in the annual company tournament in oshawa a week ago saturday men from toronto office oshawa guelph and snrnla played in the tournament jim hlnchey former ly in town but now with toronto office won low net those from town attending were john bell e w blnkley jack malcolm ron kit chen bob rclchardt and bob prl- douux q is 20 years a lone time a it depends vm your age a aa of forty rmm look tw sard lo matfr lalarattlag jrmn atul in so jemr cam build tip ilhj fab p msratia an lawum to help hlra rniu- hi later year al lit mmr time tr ran provlda for the welfare of hi tmmj jiuutd h uirsprtkl hap- prn tu liun let our r strouilivr how you how a mutual uf u ceanada pollrr romblnaa ihr brat fesalurva of aaelngb lnrlmfbt and a priulfxt plan at outlay utual life of canaoa jack t armstrong district itrprrsentutivr gxirnctown ontario branch office dominion bank dldg liramirton ont j h racink branch mnccr for expert eye care consult o t wajjcer optometrist 9 main st north urarnrpton over a bells dm store phone office tw lies 830 hours 0 jn to 8 pm dally evening by appointment bartt id georgetown exclusively at silvers on sprrdvsla ave esat at northern city limit i xonite i tiiursdav sabu jungle book friday only the nevadan randolph scott colour directory mmmmammmsmammmmmimmmmmmmmwjl wmbroughton masseur oelly 10 em lo pm except wedamdar phone 387 murdock t m a d w ooombe aesndllel ponta aeeeutaau bet stereo laaaatiial asoenmsnta bukijncton sos brent w- thons ml u m nielsen tlie ctirofirrtor preetleaj tearsplrt mth year of preeuos lady attendant moo- tuea m 2t pjn we4 j j3 and 88 pm over oesstaua btere oesreetowb rtuee 1mw c f msxroatie member or institutk ok aoatedltkd ruilijc accountants brampton 93 queen st w ihone 43 dr clifford reid lds ddii dentist telephone 410 main juafet georgetown consult j a willoushby sons lor complete real estate service head omce toitonto 1m yonjc st au 00o3 city and country llonre farma end untall aervagra industrial and business properties tom hewson la your locei repreeentattve ihone 33zw dr j burns milne xkay dental surgeon georgetown ihons 80 dr john kerby piiactice of dentisttiy xltay telephone 202 main street georgetown monuments pollock campbell 62 weter st north g a l t designs on request phone 208 inspect our work in greenwood cemetery c w sayers dvm vetejunajuan guelph street oppoalte armstrongs gsrafe phone ii s m fa1bish ro optometrist simmons jewellers georgetown phone 338 frank petch u censed auctioneer prompt bmtvicm phone 391 georgetown po boa 413 leroy dale qc m sybil bennett qc barristers and solicitors vctii street georgetown phone 10- a j crandell chartered accountant taain street georgetown telephone 654 james f mcnab bariuster souotoil notary public norton bldg main street telephone gs6 radio repairing we specialize in this work 26 sni experience j sanford son phone georgetown 34w kenneth m langdon barrister and solicitor notary pubuc first mortgage money to loan roxy theatre building mill street phena biw lever hoskin qisrtered accountants successors to jenkins and hardy 1805 metropolitan bldg 44 victoria street toronto el 0131 glen school principal will teach t midland principal of glen williams school for two years jack cantelon will join the store of midland public schools in september his fiancee miss mary king of onkvlue whom ho will morry on august 0th will also bo n- member of the midland loadhinir staff mr contelon attended hamilton nomujjhsehoejl efter gtaduatliuj from mutoh high achoot rdlien tinuht at edon mills for two years wore becoming principal at the olen vr saturday july 2gth on moonught bay technicolor doris dny gordon mocrne mon tue8 july 28 20 four feathers ralph richardson color wed thurs july 30 31 lightning strike twice ruth roman richard todd children s playground 2 shows nightly six georgetown cadets attend summer camp six georgetown high school stu dents are attondlng camp thul sum mer at ipperwash the7weelcamp will last until auguit14th and tho boys arere- celvlna an intonslvb jinny training a looked forpsrl of thejaursewlll be psy oaxilt the end of the jwenv weeks when eaoh receives- 100 im lnst weekend four of the boys who arc tuklnn uhc senior leaders course paul priut gem id scott bill hnrdmitn und don seddon were home on weekend leave thii weekend rlchnfd slcnko and bill whitney who are in itwo biennis course expect to be home on leave new paint brightens municipal building hie municipal building is attrac tive with a new coat of paint and a change in colour scheme the work was completed last week by ted btudd all rooms in the building were painted notice re weeds notice is hereby given- to owners and tenants of subdivided portions of the municipality of george town that unless all noxious wieeds thereon are destroyed by july 6 1952 in accordance with the weed control act the inspector under auth ority given in sections 3 7 1 0 and 1 2 of the act will cause the noxious weeds or weed seeds to be destroyed and the cost thereof wilt be placed on the collectors roll in the same manner a taxes i ouvmioirvnim c