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1he georgetown yenlng oct 15th 105 j page h get smvllh 1lut the georgetown herald awiaroim ourw wwjjaiw noswal umkbousk bouwr arrtwairrrown kaixinafad asburovk iuia oosta subscription rata ts4m year single copies se each advertlsliiat betas quoted on application walter c btxhn publisher and editor 8 t4jt r garfield l mcguvrey corey uarrtactaa jr leslie u clark reg tsroombaad hl the herald is printed each wednesday in the office on main street georgetown authorised at second class mall poet office devl ottawa umber of the canadian weekly newspapers association and the ontarioquebec division at the cwjjjk lsnglrsk classes help motorists besides the obvious advantages in teach ing english to new canadians we rend of an other the other day which is not so readily apparent but which when you think of it is helpful not only to the new canadian but to other citizens as well canadas new citizens naturally want to drive cars and there is a real danger in allow ing them to do this until they have an elemen tary knowledge of english present day traffic is geared to travel by signs and unless a driver has a readable knowledge of english he is a menace on the road to himself and others that ignorance of the language can have serious consequences is indicatedby a kitch ener case where an immigrant who could nei ther read nor understand english was charged withtbreach of the rules following a collision historical data sought every now and then we remind readers that the herald is making a collection of old pictures postcards calendars and snapshots which will contribute to the historical lore of this part of hal ton unfortunately time has not yet permitted the editor to assemble these in any form suit able for showing to the public it has been and is our hope that some year soon the many pic tures we have received can be displayed at the fall fair the aim o the collection is to save souv enirs which otherwise might be tossed on the scrap heap and which become more valuable as pot pourri a scrap of paper found by mr e harris behind an old picture gives a bit of information about life in 1894 part of a copy of the evan gelical churchman gives prices on the 1 oronto markets in that year butter 20c lb eggs i 4c a dozen potatoes 5qc a bag to name a few of course one would have to compare these with wage rates of the day to get a true picture movie fans would have a real field day at a london district drivein last weekend rie ahow was advertising six feature pictures and an equal number of comedies and colour car toons in one giant show which started at dusk and ended at dawn free coffee and doughnuts nuta were served to patrons who stuck it out to the end london incidentally is main taining its reputation for theatre a new play dinner for three has its prebrondway try- out there this week the successful play the fourposter played first in london before it mlie magistrate found it difficult to understand why anyone incapable of reading the ontario highwayatraffic act should be in possession of a drivers licence the extraordinary aspect of this case is that u permit to drive wus granted a person to whom such signs as school slow danger ous curve no passing on hills merging i raf fle are meaningless it would be thought that with ability to drive an elementary knowledge of english would also yc a mimmu require ment for a licence as a measure of protection for the individual and for the public basic english classes such as have lxcn operated in the three north haltqji towns by the high school lioard are thus rendering a service whose value extjnds leyond the indivi dual receiving it each year goes by a picture is worth a thou sand words it has been said we ask anyone who might have pictures to contribute not to throw them away but to turn them in for our historical file 1 o date we have several old postcards showing george town streets in days gone by some pictures of the staff of the old lower paperttiill a painting of the creek below the post office in the days when there was a dam and a few pictures of old basefxill and hockey teams someday perhaps there will le either a local or county museum where the collection can be stored for posterity went on to triumph in new york and a subse quent movie have had a note on the pad for some time concerning the famous zenda garden party where vince mountford was one of the entertainers this year fourteen thous and people attended the show this year in this little crossroads community near woodstock the garden party featured i 3 acta and played from 715 to midnight paul brothers and shirley and tapdanccr joey hollingsworth were also on the bill both of these acts hav ing been at the lions garden party here a few weeks earlier i o those who wondered at all the jet planes flying over georgetown a week bro monday we can tell them that they were using georgetown ja forming- up ground for an air show in connection with the opening of a new engine plant at avro malton 7e 7eti i farm news which triplet trades at mcclures the middlesone son that giddy grin speaks of values values values which wont make your pocket book roll over and playdead in addition we offer a wide selec tion and service which is a supersonic tonic in this day of frenzied shopping sorties check our selection of television available at remarkably low prices enquire tcyday be seein you home furnishings store plans underway for community night school tho community night school idea has sold iutlf in llalton knt un dertaken in the fall of 1050 312 cn- i oiled with a 74 per cent average attendance for the twelve nights in the second eftort n year ngo 4119 implications were received 45h ac cepted and the average attendance lor the season was 775 per cent in response to the demand stops have already been taken to make tenta tive plans for the coming season at a meeting held on october 7th the jollowinff management or planning committee was appointed chairman a t woodley milton r ft 1 secretary mrs velma nor- ru milton treasurer mrs charles johnson milton committee mem bers miss lorna law rence oak- ville r r 2 mr g f thompson milton mrs r m clements mil ton cedrlc irnrropj milton r r 5 ex officio menrbqpf of commit tee lloyd mtrutrwll community programmes branch of the ont dept of education j e whltclock agrlc rep announcements arc now being prepared for distribution over the county a wide selection is being offered involving some eighteen df- tferent subjects the courses will be held in mlltoiv covering twelve tuesday eyerjnffs-commenclnff- on tuesday november 25th and con- elurjlnjtitftmarch 3rd india missionary speaks to baptists at the morning tnaaksftvins ser vice in the baptist church rev- alfred barker took for his theme back of the loaf a study of jesus parable of the growth of grain to be found in mark 42r29 u wms pointed out that among other les sons we learn that our world of nature is geared to ij needs of man by a kenefleieat god and is not some impersonal mechanistic force the too common view of modern soc iety we also learn that a deeper trust in god is needed than even deeoot and concerned people iiave at timet for while there is a time to labour and sow tlu seed of life yet there comes a time when we can do no more than to rest pat iently trusting that god will do hi part in the whole scheme v of tilings f in the evrnlg the rev reginald 1 ten net t who has just returned from indfu preached the ernon lie today at simmons jewellers world 0jy pea wuh nosmear nosmudge permaset ink eftjy simmons jewellers phone 538 georgetown special prices on lean hamburger 50 weekly lucky draw winner r s leslie whose nnn ss l by mrs c hill and mrs krid iluditcll georgetown creamery for expert eye care consult o t walker optometrist 3 main st north llnimpton over abells drub store phone odlcc sod res 830 hours 0 sjn to 6 pm daily evenings by appointment hartt shot in georgetown exclusively l silvers highest prices paid for scrap iron steel metals batteries- hueellaaeons farm beran delivered to our yard 118 carolina st n hamilton 1lwaxmans0ns phone hamilton s7061 and 83811 pointed out how deeply ctateail w ought to be in so favoured a land- mr bennett was deeply conscious of hie difference in the standards of living here arttame and those of the east he admitted that millie as individuals hhere was lhtle that we could do to relieve the starving mhhnni of the world for whom famine was the rule rather than the exception yet the knowledfe as well as making us all conscious should engender in us a deept2iris- tian sympathy and understanding of the depth of pur dependence upon god mmn following the service a friendly hour was held under the auspice of the womens mission circle this took the form of a forum tit questions were plentiful and the in terest was lively or bennett a medical missionary and the wife of mr bennett took part and also spoke briefly of her own work music was provided by mesdamea cook and corbett in a duet and mr douslas peck with a solo refresh ments with a time of fellowship ended the evening dance cknx ranch boys roe room oct 24th auspice lady curlers ati um in ii rr i im insurance travel real estate walter t evans co mill street phone j 83 w georgetown ontario serving your community for over 30 years i directory a- j crandell chartered accountant ualn street georgetown telephone 6m wm broughton masseur dally 10 am to s pjn except wednesday it r 1 llmehouse po box 2d georgetown 381rl2 nielsen the chiropractor drof leas therapist 38th year of practice ldy attendant hon tuea vl 23 pjn wed st 23 and 80 pjn over demlalea sure oeersstewn rheew 1hw d w coombe accredited rabue aeeeaataata ectsterea udastrlal aeeeaataata bukunoton 300 brant st phone mm dr clifford reid ljs dds dentist telephone 410 main street georgetown monuments pollock campbell 83 water st north o a l t designs on request phone 2048 inspect our work in greenwood cemetery j dr j burns milne xray dental surgeon georgetown phone 80 dr john kerby practice of dentistry xray telephone 202 main street georgetown frank petch licensed auctioneer prompt service phone 301 georgetown po box 413 c w sayers dvm veterinarian guelph street opposite armstrongs garage phone 11 locker storage phone 1 74 w guelph st radio repairing we specialize in thia work 26 years experience j sanford son phone georgetown 34w s m faibish ro oftometbist simmon jewellers georgetown phone 33 leroy dale qc m sybil bennett qc barristers and solicitors mill street georgetown phone 10 j a willoughby son comtlete real estate service head office toronto 388 bsy st em 30804 city and coontry hemes 1 farms and small acreages indnttrisl ana business freperuea year local representatives tom hewsqn georgetown 332w walter f1dler brampton 3ss r 4 appointed manager jamesritchie has been appointed manager of ihe liquor control board store succeeding the late arnott early mr ritchie has been assistant rmanagwsinob tike store opened james f mcnab barrister solicitor notary public norton bldg main street telephone s38 kenneth m langdon barrister and solicitor notary public first mortgage money to loan roxy theatre building mul street phone mw lever hoskin chartered accountants succesorsto jenldiu and hardy 1808 metropolitan bldg u victoria street toronto el 8181 imiiim tlh