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x the geokoirrown stwstjs wednesday evening sept- is ism f age the georgetown herald serving ufa communities of georgetown gum wiixiamr norvai umehovbx hobnbt firrrwabttown baiadjafad asbgeove tkeea cotta subscription rats s00 yesr singlo copies 8c each advertising rate quoted on sppllcauoii i waiter c biekn publisher and editor s t a p r garfield l- mecllvray corey herhngton jr lolls u clara iu broomhead the herald is printed each wednesdsy in the ofllce on main street georgetown authorised ss second cuss mall post oblee dept ottawa rober of the csnadlsn weeklynewapspers aasocuuon and the ontario division of the c w ja member of htewarttown forty pupils enrol stewartown school school opemd tuesday morning with mrs pollock in charge end a school of to pupils several of them new bu no kindergarteners some of ttie new pupils are philip and billy paris john morgan sea man and hllbert koofman margar et horsma patricia murray a happy birthday to ted humph reys for next monday september 20ti hit 12th birthday happy birthday to wendy stew art on wednesday september 22nd wendy will be wo yesxs old douna stewart entertained all her little friends saturday to a birthday party for her 4th birthday the new pupils from here to high should note blood type since assisting with a blood donation u few months ago we huvc become aware of the importance of knowing one a own bipod type it is advantageous not only to those whom we miglit aid but also to ourselves for in an emergency seconds sometimes are all important lake the case of someone with one of the rarer types of blood and our own bneg ntivc fits here lliere could le certain cir cumstances arise where blood plasma was not available or where 1 direct transfusion would he more advantageous if this should be it why not a museum here 1 a stirring plea by the orangeville ban ncr editor for a museum in that town again makes us anxious to start the lall rolling on a similar project in georgetown we suggeit that the library batcment when it is renovated would be in ideal loca tion and that a museum committee could ik- established cither as a part of the library board or as a separate group to foster the idea the orangevillc writer remarks that peo pie might sav swimming pools arenas and other public works are more important than museums yet the latter have a bearing on the culture of a community and each year lost in subdivisions dangerous last week at council meeting cr thom as lyons made some pertinent observations about limiting further housing subdivisions in town which gives food for thought we have not studied the towns economy in detail and hesitate to give any direct opin ion on how many more houses could be erec ted without upsetting the experts opinion about division of tax revenue between indus try and houses council as a whole must think more ifidustry is needed for they are assiduous in tracking down leads which will encourage industrialists to locate here yet the large scale subdividing now in progress is in direct antipathy to this for as each tract of land becomes a homesite there is less land available for industry the question of whether housing subdiv isions pay their way is again a point for de bate and can only be answered if one made an exhaustive study of the whole question to do this one must balance the tax revenue with the cost of installing water and sewer would certainly be sensible to know immed lately what t pc of blood is needed without taking a sample from the patient and to know where it could be obtained without testing a numlier of prople willing to give transfusions a simple system would be to have the information on one s motor licence and it would not be going too far to ask the govern mrnt to allow a space on the licence fur this information to le filed at a friend s sugges tion we have posted this on our pwn driver s licence where it is always readily accessible establishing them destroys priceless relics which will never again ije available a museum does not have to le a costly promsition i or a start it requires only a few citizens who will devote some lime and others who have suitable irticles of in historic nature to grt together lhe nucleus of a dls pi iv must lx gathered before it is of sufficient interest to the public to be set up if george town makes a start it could be the impetus for a someday county collection such as we hear alxiul at collingwood midland brantford jordan and in wellington services future maintenance of roads service charge on street lights school costs and the share of fire and police protection garbage collection town works staff and other mum cipal services which extra housing brings one thing we can say is that the indus trial balance would appear to be low because so many residents are earning their daily bread outside town limits there was a time a few years back when georgetown could not house all who were working here and the smith and stone plant was running daily bus service to bring workers in from neighbouring commun ities today the story is different local peopde are commuting by hundreds to mnl- ton and some to brampton and oakville georgetown is then tending to the type of dormitory community which economists worn is not financially desirable for housing on too large a scale does not pay its way un less there is a sizeable chunk of industrial as sessment to bear its share of the load pot pourri mr and mrs bud matson of brampton she is the former hazel waldie of town have been enjoying a motor trip in eastern canada and the states with young son mich ael they are staving for another week or two and michael flew home to brampton last week for the start of school friends in town will be interested to know that mr and mrs henri malon of toronto are parents of a new son henri who is mrs trygve wolds nephew and his wife who came out from norway to marry him last year often visit in town with the wolds a note from wil liam hortop toronto tells of an error in an account of his wife v death one of the pall- hearers we reported t robert mcmaster who is a rtephew of the deceased we con fused his mr mcmaster who lives in toron to with bob mcmaster of glen williams when mr and mrs george foster aiove to georgetown soon their house in glen wil- i will be occupied by mrand mrs nick arrant family who havebeen residents tbe en trace they emigrated from hol- utawi for a few hours yesterday l hwekefore cooksville theatre for a few weeks bill works at head office of national theatre services in toronto now r bob alten7son of reeve and mrs stan allen has received his discharge after a couple of years service in the navy and is hack home again in georgetown friends of george e gollop who has been seriously ill in montreal with a heart condition will be pleased to know he is on the mend and able to be hack at his office for a few hours each day he expects to be m norval to visit with his father sometime soon a house switch on emery street sees cnr express agent pete manning and his wife moving a few doors down the street to the house where the clar ence kings have lived for many years they have bought a new home in the subdivision behind fairview nn new tenants of the manning house are mr and mrs john shwingshahdl german immigrants who have been living in the mcmurdo apts just across the road mr schwihgshandl works at flow- ejrtown motors in brampton the ross petch who have lived in montreal since their marriage are now residents of ottawa rota has taken a cjyil srvictfpcmiticwthetat flowers for all occasions potted plants bedding stock bulbs artistica designs we wire flowers rosedale floral 14 murdock st tr 7 2952 builing sand concrete gravel road gravel fill top soil tom haines glen williams triangle 73302 s weekly sports calendar little nhl hockey leagues will be forming soon boys age 8 to 13 if you want to play hockey this winter get your birth certificate ready watch for announcement of registration day yttinvrt miwino bol hewson glancy announce that their law partnership has been dissolved george hewsbn barrister solicitor u ii l hi jjf uohii1 bl conduc i ing 1 1 if 1 aw praci 1cl local y 39 main street south beside knox church triangle 72962 ihmii art gull smith ann humph y and jean corlcy i he w 1 s4ttinixr miiiitiji was id ai a picnic in th fluti of ct- irl sthtx l mrs krm pnsld it t luiis tr llvuswd fur on ilr tit j rfcilown jlr and a lki ricilwcl of lh w i urmual miuri at cut iph mrs lsufmin li vimtlnj at r s t ith hi r ij ifcm r mrs j hi u r in n rl for expert eye care contujt o t walkkr owouimust s ulu st norlh dmmploo over abells drug store phone ofllce suo km b30 lioura s a an to fl pm daily evcnlnjz 7 appointment directory monuments pollock campbell 62 water si north g a l t designs on request tllonl 2048 inspect our work in greenwood cemetery a m nielsen d c nd doetor of chlroprsetle snd naturopathy hours 2 5pm closed thursdays lady attendant 10 main s n georgetown tit 7 3612 frank petch licensed auctioneer prompt service tr 72864 georsetown po dos 413 dr clifford reid uds dds dentist tr 72581 main street georgetown radio repairing we specialize in this work 26 year s experience j sanford son tr 72412 dr mm j burns milne xrav devtal surgeon street tr 72s71 dr john r kerby practice of dentistry xra tr 73841 main street georgetown c w sayers dvm veterinarian guelph street opposite armstrongs gorsge to 7 2741 it pays you to buy or sell through j a wuioughby sons limited realtors city snd country homes arms and small acreages industrial and business properties your local representatives tom hewson- t 78 walter fidler brampton s98 r 4 iihead office toronto 48 eglinton ave e hu 13sm s m faibish ro optometrist mcnamsra jewellers georgetown tr 72481 leroy dale qc m sybil bennett qc barristers and solicitors mill street georgetown to 73381 lever a hosk1n chartered accountants successors to jenkins and haitry 1003 metropolitan bids 44 victoria st toronto em 49131 james f mcnab barrister solicitor notary p ublic norton bids main street tr 734l when you have something you cansell a herald adlet will do the lob iulckly u cheaply tor b0o- vou een it xhe dialjiijd rtsults w hundreds el imslaistear will yvvyatfm george hews0m barrister and solicitor 39 main st s beside jfnox taiurci georgetown geowc