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the gkokghown ontaijr wednesday bvealnc aug 35 iftm pagst t the georgetown herald serving tbs communities of georgetown clen williams noevxu umxboosk hornby 8tcwaavnowk balunafad ashgkove terra ootya f subscription rsta tj00 s year single copies- re sseb advertising rste quoted on applicatio walter c biejin publisher snd editor staff cswleld u uccuvray leslie it cwr corey uerrlngton jr reg broomhaed the herald l printed each wednesday in the osles on usla street georgetown authorized ss second class mall post office dept ottawa member ot the canadian weakly newspapers associstion snd the ontario division of the c-w-n- ode to a weepingwiuow for expert eye car any volunteers councillor irwin nobles suggestion that a planning board would be a useful addi tion to the towns economy and the mayors belief that such a board should come from outside the council leaves it squarely to the people a planning board could fulfill an impor tant function locally providing its members are carefully chosen and providing they are of a temperment winch can stand criticism for a planning board worthy of its salt must make recommendations which do not always meet with favour from all ratepayers there are such things as zoning bylaws refusal to allow subdivisions on certain prop erties limiting districts to onefamily dwel lings creation of through traffic streets faithful service ending when archdeacon w g o thompson preaches his last sermons this sunday in georgetown and glen williams he will be ending what is possibly the longest term of service of any clergyman in one local church it is with a mixture of happiness and sadness that the town greets the event it is always hard to see a man retire from work to which he has devoted his life and it particu- which he has devoted his life and it is particu larly hard to say goodbye to a couple who getown affairs within and without their church for almost a quarter of a century and yet it is nice to know that the archdeacon is retir ing at a time when he enjoys good health and can look ahead to years when he can spend leisure hours in ways of his own choice free pot pourri mr and mrs jack polly while visiting one day last week with mrs arthur reeve renewed acquaintances made along main st when jack was roxy theatre manager here they are living in toronto and jack has been employed at malton avro for several years daughter susan and son michael born since they left town were with them mac her- rington is the new junior on the hydro staff mel spence who worked for dominion stores m collingwood when he first left town has switched chains and is now with die lob- laws store there time passes quickly and those who remember when cec dobie was ac countant here prior to getting the manager ship at the milton bank of commerce can hardly believe that son david is now grown up and has joined the mounties three which have caused flurries of controversy in other growing towns it would take a tough planning board and an even tougher council to deal with questions winch might arise and as the town grows in population the need for such things increases in proportion and every delay in planning makes it harder for a board to act whent it is established as it is improbable that any group of citizens will be offering their services in this capacity we think the problem devolves to council who in a general woy have expres sed themselves favourable it is up to them to find the proper personnel to serve george town in such an important post and to pro vide the impetus for formation of a planning board of the multitudinous duties of the active min istry and the calls on his tune which come at all hours because they have been such good citi ens and because their work and friendships embrace a much wider field than the anghoin community we expect that saturday s recep tion will see scores of friends outside the an glican church calling to pay their respeots and to wish them happiness in their future home in st catharines they will leave with the knowledge that their contributions here to such organizations as the school library iode lions club leg ion and masonic lodges plus their labours at st georges will keep memory fresh for years to come parking tickets in one week one doesn t real ize how easy one lives in georgetown says fred chapman in a note to tell us he is settled in peterborough where he is now commerce manager his successor jack hart moved his furniture over from richmond hill last week and is now away on a couple of weeks vacation before taking over his new position mr and mrs george kent who operated fairview inn until selling it to jim print are now operating a restaurant in dundas nice to report that mrs david saxe is home again and making good progress she had to return to toronto general hospital for a sec ond time during her recuperation from a ser ious back operation the charlie days have moved from elm street to the former henney home on ontario street whits clouds sail in sn azure sky cool breezes hum a luuaby sweet odours fill the air melodious birds in trees of green add music to the lovely scene with nature everywhere tall poplars stand in stately lines the soft breeze murmurs through the pines s while lowing cattle graze the sun pours down its warmth snd light till all the earth u warm end bright while birds ling hymns of sraise why do you weep o lovely tree whose limbs whisper an elegy what causes your lament like one surrounded by despair7 like on subdued by grief and care your doleful life is spent o momjment to melody o symbol of all majesty of nsture snd her charms o green cathedral to your god whom moon and sun and earui anlaud litl up your sagging arms michael uixtt norval o t walker optometrist s main st north bramptost over abaus drug bun phone office m res m hour 9 sja to 8 pzn daily evenings by sopalntmont erect memorial for war dog mascot a dog who mived for thre eara with uuj canadian army in world war ii wax given ft mullaxy jun- rral at erjn with 12 veterans of te ixjrne scots acting as guard of itunour sport described jjrt irish terrier and mrl i1jjxh was bur led in krir fairgrounds and over his grave was placed a stone mem orial describing his war record with the mo 1 canadian general rein forcement unit owned by oscar stecky a chiro podist in erin the dog followed bis master to canada in december 11h5 after sertng in england as mascot of the canadian unit and fur several month memsengar for the troofw ii survived many bombing raids while at aideranol and brighton and during theaa times was a great morale builder for the aoldiers mr blacky said sport a days of service were not over wben he came to canada in pccatlma he ran messages to the gioc store for the newspapers vok cfe this less steel passenger eat ordered eluded in the order m11 be m use at the anrewl- last summer the itrsto 71 deluxe nlodame ear with sky view- ob umspbutrswmbdeufrwn aervatlon lounges the seme u the weekly sports calendar intermediate lacrosse play- off s georgetown arena tonite august 25th streetsville georgetown ngt 900 pm this is the fourth game of the semifinals with geor getown fighting to overcome a 21lead by the visitors pome sad see a good evenhus speffc him president irwin noble spoke the members regret at parting and fred mcnally in making the pres entation reviewed the more- than twentytwo years in which he had known the htchdeacon as s rertor and a friend earlier in the irrk at thrlr meet lng members dl the ayia of the church lreaefiirjl a pair of table lamp tu 1ir coujilr mens club and aypa honour archdeacon tnlrty members of the mens club attended the eight o clock commun ion in st george s anglican church on sunday with breakfast follow ing in the basement it was the last of these services which will be conducted by arch deacon woo thompson before his ntlrcmtnt und us a parting token from the club presentation of a billfold no tr book v made to gravel top soil fill cement building blocks general trucking ermie thompson glen williams tr 73366 going to the ex don t miss our eahlblt of home freezers and fine quality foodf general exhibit bug 1 just north of the fountain get the inside information oo how your food dollars will go much further chambers food club ask t or harold sldllinc til be looking forward to meeting you at the ex toronto acton ox till w4j directory monuments pollock campbell 3 water st north g a l t designs on request phone 204s inspect our work in greenwood csmeterv a m nielsen dc njx4 deetar of ch se setts and natarsdalhy hours 29 pm closed thursdays ladj atundaat 10 main st n geor tr 7m1j frank petch licensed auctioneer prompt service tr 73864 georgetown po box 413 dr clifford red lx s djjs dentist tr 72581 main street georgetown radio repairing we specialize in this work m years experience j san ford son tr734m dr j burns milne xray dental surgeon u11i street tr 7171 dr john r kerby practice ot dentistry xray tr 7m41 ualn street georgetown c w sayers dvm 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