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not okoeoktow wmib wednesday evening april m 154 ragx 1 the georgetown herald swing tha wmmniinlrlm of okosobtowv outs nmiii nokval umxhougk boetnby mwawnowtf kaujnafao asbghovstmutaoona subscription juu- tjuo yr blngla coplfcs gc tub advertising 1uu quoted am aeeuekuan- walter c biekn publisher sd editor staff garfield l bfcguvray leslie u clark corey harrington jr reg- broomhaod tha herald is printed each wednesday la the office on main street georgetown e authorized u ascend clan mall poet office dept ouaws member of the censdlso weekly newspapers association end tbe ontario division of tbe cwka j family connection ends death of mr harry dayfoot in toronto last week ended a family connection with georgetown which began over a hundred years ago when his father established a tan nery here which developed later into the day foot shoe co and still later c b dayfoot 5t co the dayfoot name was prominent for many years when members of the family publicized georgetown across the continent with their line of high grade work boots and ski boots and did their port in church school and municipal affairs in our own brief time in town mr harry served as a hydro commas sjoner and his brother charles a school board trustee while both took active roles in their church work at the baptist and united chur dies respectively as extensive land owners and industrialists they were among the ccn tury s iwst known families we thought t the time and still think thu when mr dayfoot sold the main part of his property for what has now become the victoria crescent subdivision the family name should have been perpntuutad locally day foot drive would be both euphonious and his torically suitable perhaps residents of that street will combine someday with town council to keep this link with past years alive 1 he least a town can do for a family who established our solid roots is to keep i name on some inanimate thing after those who bear the name ore no longer in our midst pot pourri two contests running in the toronto telegram have produced some winners in georgetown in the heidi colouring contest barbara kinrade was twice a winner of a minor prize and received a colouring book and a heidi storv book while john bouwman won a story book the big interest has been in the lucky dollars and two local ladies not only won some money but had their pictures on the front page to boot they are mrs walker cleave who had a bill worth 10 and mrs dave boxford one worth 50 it is also in teresting to note that a sister of mrs wilf hunter miss dorothy coleman of toronto who was a 25 winner mrs r c adams has moved from their house on park avenue to the apartment acatectby mrs j p keid mrs reid has moed into an apartment in her house beside knox church where hrwson cv glancy have their law office downstairs new residents of town are mr and mrs j suddaby who are living in an apartment in a house owned by arthur speight at the church charles corner mr suddaby is a droven and his wife a stenographer with the hewson glancy firm mr and mrs efi hall mich ael and mary moved from their queen street house last saturday to their new home in sunbeam heights and another queen street couple mr and mrs dennis brown and baby daughter to their new home in the parkview blvd subdivision miss dorothy stone reports a friendly deer who has been leaving tracks close to her check line home and hopes he will not repeat his performance of last year when he kept the viola did wmly cleaned out if you cant win yourself next best thing is to be related to a winner says mr and mrs bill robinson ken robinson of meaford who is doubly related to the local couple won a plymouth club coupe with his 5 ticket in a restricted draw in that town to raise funds for artificial ice in the arena such stories always have an angle and ken had to be persuaded to buv the ticket for he is a rec ent bridegroom and saving every spare penny for a new house he is a lucky man for a few ears ago he won a refrigerator in another draw it s not usual for men to steal the show but we hear that at the staines carney wedding in norval saturday it was almost the case mary cinu y s four young brothers were the men in question and even if one didn t sec them it isn t hard to imagine i he young fellows onirics peter bill and roy range in age from 6 to i 3 iliey were dressed identicalk in smart nay jackets and grey flannels bow tics and i n nch cuffs and white carnation bouttonnieres visiting the of fice last week former staff metnber harold davison tells us he is now on the permanent staff of the telegram where he has been do ing relief work in the composing department waiting for his job harold his wife and family of two he at alderwood char lotte mccullough who has been office girl ot banrager s cleaners for several years has traded jobs for one at the alliance paper mills beth mcgilhvray who moved here rec ently with her parents from cornwall is on the bank staff at the royol her father works at the alliance mill and they are living on mountainview road in part of the former walter evans home a major shift on main street is past the dickering stage but still not available for publication news of a thlll l limj in h li frnnt page though we havent made the necessary enquiries at the time this editorial page was put to bed daylight saving time wont silverwood be much help to gardeners if we dont get some warm sunny days to go with it tflw hail hag didnt fou buddk sy vetcouncillor desr ur editor obviously mr broughton who last week in this column protested the municipal council s action in not setting up s rental control board has not always- followed your re port on council meetings if be had done so be would know that members of the canadian legion were not foiled by their buddies in the municipal council he would know that 1 spoke out strongly tor the retention of rental controls and waa supported by the lher legion numbers in the coun cil had mr broughton as president of the imperial vets along with olllcera of branch 120 supported the members ot council who were trying to iive a rental control board established the story might be different it would certainly be a difficult matter now since our budget has been set and no provi sion made or the cost of operating such a board home council members felt tho coft jf opemung u control board wits not worronted in view of the fact there lutd betn no public de mund fur it 11 wus decided by a majority of council that no action should be taken along uils line till it wus established thul tenants were being vlcumlred by unscrupulous landlords to mc this hud the sp jmaranre of locking the stable after the horse was stolen the very fact that a board itad bee n established mould hate lit my opinion put the br ikt s on the very few landlords in urge town eho will take un fair udvsiitaiti of uiclr tenant while 1 ii i niomber of the coun ell accept my rcmiilulllllcs to uie ratepayers and welcome good hon t ht critic inn 1 cunt help but won der why the protest over ihe lift ing of hental controls was left till this late date during the last war the ederul got eminent jhcirteel ulttt owing 10 uie severe housing shortage ren tul controls were necessary 1 be lieve on the whole ihe nc controls were quite fairly administered after llic war when lxauic of our troops returning and establish 11 t ncu family units and becmso of increased immigration the hotil li t shortage became more acute llu leeterul government decided to discontinue rental controls und let uie provinces lake ihcin over if uiey w ishcd sakauliewun was uie only prov line that was preiiarecl und did lni lntllitel set up a ontrol board their sstiin of controls has been i nnlem b uflh lindlord and ten ml 1 hive no re t olle hon of uny ser ions prott at le llu 1 nine lit d ncaln5t llu fi dt r tl kovernnitiil for their dtiitluii of this vtiy import ml in i i llu ontario ovt rnrui nt did after some tint set up what they callitt i ssttni of re nt il controls but whit turned oul to be the ere itest m ivtcrploce of ineeiualltles ever suf ft red by ttniint and landlord alike lluy in turn decided ihey did mil wnnl lo be bothered with something that w is not producing revenuf so ihtv deserted the field und left it to the overburdened municipalities while they nurse the greatest surplus in our history still thorc has been no noticeable prutcst against uiclr action in my opinion mr ldltor rental controls are a rcdcrol responsibll hy but when the government at ott iwu shirked their duty the provincial government should have set up and operated a fair system of controls till the housing shortage is relieved since they have both failed 1 believe jt is the responsibility of tho municipality to set up and admln- iii i i is i nnnrgn also yours for fair puiy man allen skate voordate roller skating tuesday and friday brampton memorial arena 8 00 10 30 pm a for tv service call ernies radio tr 72701 roxy theatre bldg r coal fuel oil high quality stoker coal a complete fuel service at your blue coax dealer w h kentner son triauigle 72851 directory alfred j bishop certified pnhlle aeeenntant main st georgetown tr 73351 oftlce open monday and friday evenings monuments pollock campbell 82 water st north g a l t designs on request phone 208 inspect our work in greenwood cemeterv a m nielsen dc nd doctor of chlratsrsetle sad nstoropatar h o fj ii 3 23 pm closed thursdays ldj attendant is main st n georgetown tr 73612 dr clifford reid uds ddb dentist tr 72381 main street georgetown frank fetch licensed auctioneer prompt service tr 72864 georgetown po box 413 dr j burns milne xiiay dental surgeon mill street tr 71871 radio t travel treats f or montreal 170 philadelphia 2440 chicago 2315 round trip by bus i i corner cupboard restaurat tr 73061 main stmt rv stone farmtorum plans bus trip the stone school iurm ionim arranged to meet once a month dur ing the summer and the first meet ing since the regular monday broad casts wos april 10th plans were made for a bus trip to niagara fulls and queenston mrs henderson br and mrs wm norton attended the 14th annual conferonoo of tho ontario farm radio riorum in tor onto on april 7th and they brought to this meeting full and interesting reports a game of euchre follow ed prize winners being mrs c varey and miss i keoy mr c groig and win norton followed by a delicious lunch prepared by the ladles wo ore sorry to hear mr lauirv ence burt is ill and wish him a speedy recovery mr and mrs burt cortoew snd their two small boys ricky and terry are staying with their parents mr and mrs r corbatt for a few weeks mr and mrs george davles moreen and dlsne and also mis iluth goodman all of montreal visited mr and mrs horace beu tor the ltmjpster weakarid an esecutlve and conveners meeting was held at ihe noma ot mrs era bstkln on tuesday to or- ranaatorthcomlng meetings of thai suverwood wornerej insututeawf repairing we specialize in this work 28 years experience j sanford son tr 72412 dr john r kerby practice of djenttstry xray tr 73641 main street georgetown c w sa yers ersjuuj dvm ueluujtjuujuf guetnh street opposite armstrongs garage tr 72j11 s m faibish llo ortomktust mcnaroara jewellers georgetown tr 724s1 j a whlousmjy son complete beal k8tatb sekv1ck head office toronto 38 bay st e 30804 city sad ceantry homes farms and small acreages industrial and bttslnees properties your local beprsaentatltee tom hewson tr 72423 walter fidler brontdten 303 r 4 leroy dsje qc m sybu bennett qc barristers snd solicitors wlust oaargetown tr 7s381 james f mcnab baiuuuster solicitor notary public norton bdlg msln street tr 73481 leverahosk1n chartered accountants r successor to tomm and harder mmerjopoutsn bldg 44 victoria st toronto x km 48111 hewson glancy barristers and solicitor 39 main st s beshe knox church gkoroktowh -s-r- see