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r the georgetown herald mnla the communities of ocoftoctown oum wsuiams 1oftval umihouu hornby atcwaatitown ukkinarad aummovf tbota gotta walter c bqehn publisher end editor trtp p carfield l ucgllvray leslie u dark cany hsfriasrten jr kef broomhead mrs aueen brsdley bob baakerville 6uhehjtl hate om a year single copies be each advertising ratee uc4efoakilueetioa the toiu b printed each wednesday is the offlee et s 1u1b st georgetown authorised as second clw null post ohics dipt- ottawa member of rtia canadian weekly newspaper association end tha ontario division of the cwn jv old house owners handicapped current government aid to buyer of new hoowrt could w6ll be extended to hot who might prefer to boy oiow propenl el to the rational hooting act make it moat attract ive to porchaie nelyoontrocted komet auch ea we tee in the vartoua local tubdivisioot but often to the detriment of older properties vehkh ere for tele while no one cen quarrel with the government incentive to have people purchase their own homes end et the tame time stimulate the building trade on which to much of e country prosperity depend we there the opinion of many that it would also be bene ficial to extend the nha loan regulation to include older propertie e well teke the case of a couple who are in the market for e house once they have saved or borrowed a thousand dollar or so and providing of course they can com ply with the salary and age requirements they can become owner of a brand new house in a new sub park requires a caretaker impossibility of keeping the lavatory building in the park in good shape without more constant atten tion is shown tn recent reports at a town council meet ing of vandalism which did considerable damage to the building it i discouraging to know that the efforts of the chamber of commerce and the council in erecting a decent building and providing facilities for large gath ering in the park have been hampered by foolish damage which will cost money and time to repair it points to the necessity of having proper care- taking at the park if not fulltime at least parttime if our park is to be the beauty spot which it can and thou id be pot pourri weve made ome mistakes in our day as editor but never before got babies mixed up we hasten to correct a birth notice of last week in which we presen ted a new daughler to dr and mrs hamish raffin of guelph instead of the proper son the baby is going to be real canadian too for he has been given his fathers name but in the english version james the rattans wore residents here before moving to guelph last summer when his practice wa taken over by a friend dr alistair macintosh dr and mrs macin tosh and family who have lived in an apartment at the home of mrs j arnott early have recently moved into a new home on shelley st in the sunbeam heights district sometimes people change their mind last week it was reported that arthur herbert was miss ing at the lome scot summer camp for the first time in fifty years subsequent to chatting with mr her bert he changed hi mind and was once more on hand division but uppoing they would prefer to settle in one of the older parts of town and can as the case often is find a larger house or a larger lot which will cost no more than the new one the owner of the older house will ell but want more cath not wishing to finance the sale himself over a long period the average couple have little chance of borrow ing from the bank and unless they can arrange a mort gage privately the down payment is beyond their means to parties suffer in the transaction the home owner who can find no ready tale for his prop erty and the prospective buyer who cannot buy what would suit him better if the federal government it prepared to gamble by lending money to people buying property there is no reason to restrict this exclusively to new houses certain standards could be set for older home and nha benefits extended to include these as well georgetown park has one of the mo beautiful natural settings that could be devised for a public place it is kept in reaionably good shape by the town works staff but the limited time available does not provide the care which it should have the mem orial pylon erected to commemorate the fall fair cen tennial is hardly a ihing of beauty standing m a sot ting of weeds and dead grass the grandstand is lit tered and dirty and the entire parks grounds are often tittered with various debris which permanent caretak- ing could keep cleared up as more facilities like the lavatory are added to the park there are more things to take care of and more things to be wrecked if there is not someone there to take care of them at niagara with the brass band to complete a perfect half century of attendance glimpse of the future can be seen at the south end of main street where what will eventually be the connecting link between the two maple avenues has been roughed out there are no immediate plans to complete this road at pres ent but as nc water lines were being laid town of ficial decided to place them so that they would not have to be moved at a later date and the road has been partially filled in and i clearly visible from main street in the same district the landfill method of garbage disposal i being used daily with each day supply of refuse compacted and covered over by nightfall a large gulley on townowned waterworks property is getting the treatment now converting wasteland into valuable level property mr and mr jim timleck and their new baby daughter are moving into the house on normandy blvd where mr and mr doug sargent and family formerly lived weston golf tourney played in the rain if colfera who played a tournament at north llalton club during satur days steady downpour had had any of their company products in their pockets they would have been soggy samples the club was rented to the weston biscuit co and company men from toronto montreal london brantford and other cities played their ib mole swimming pool ball game tug of war thursday august 18th 7 pm lions vs firemen tug war and softball champs former tug of war champa monster parade humtn and uons in senifauonal costumes will parde from rw hall down main stoat to iharpahc a 700 pm all proceed from tlvareoeellon 1o swlmmlrlo pool fund wjl ladies plan acton fair exhibit the wjl met id the enuresi beee- mtnl tat their august meeting the worship service wee takes by mrs k mtenery with aeripture pumas read from john chapter 10 telling at la- tut at the good shepherd like the shepherd en tha hillside who searextee through tha atonal and dar kness for the lost lout it concerned for every sheep of iii that haa wan dered from the f ellowthlp of god do sing wlut the hymn the lords lly shepherd the numbers are buty making aprons of the month for a display at acton fair a name the tree eonteet waa enjoyed by all after which lunch waa served by lira h- ii cenery and mrs larfcwan the roll call waa answered by bringing and buying a parcel worth twenty five cents paul and carl smith of toronto are visiting with their aunt tin w cae- sidy mary ann maxwau who was em ployed at bobcaygeon for the sum mer is recovering from en stuck of polio in leterboro hospital we all join in wishing her a speed reco air and lire archie lswr and jean spent last week at victoria harbour miss lillian knortill enjoyed a hoi iday st lake simcoe last week duncan and oeorge gibson billie sinclair and roea shortill spent the weekend et bauble beach services will be held as usual neat sunday with our minister mr g townscnd in charge the young peoples group met et the home of brock robinson sunday evening shirley kirkwood had charge of thew ormhlp service a film was shown oo how to lead a discussion group on which interesting ideas were given bow to improve our pro grams the group plan to hold a wei- ner roait at the home of ted kree- mso on the 24th mrs robinson ser ved a delicious lunch at the close of the meeting was proprietor of hotel in brampton one of the older residents of the jlramptun rornitown district mrs danus mrolurr was buried yesterday in park lawn cemetery toronto fol lowing service at the turner and por ter chapel she died in the city on sunday at the home of her daughter 24 kdgerruft road mrs mrclure who was the former sarah melissa hazard was born at mount pleasant where her father was a farmer and married into the mc- dure clan which wu also on of the pioneer families of this district she and her husband farmed on the first line near brampton then lived in toronto for several years return- mg to brampton where mr mcclure operated the victoria hotel after his death she and her daughter mrs f mack carried on the bustneu for some time mrs mcclure was one of the early members of brampton west womens institute surviving are two son and two daughters mrs f mack louva miss corinna and dr fred d mcclure of toronto and martin h mcclure in new jersey she was predecrased by two daughters mrs s m buck ir ene and mrv t o dolson alma pittsburgh paints exterior and interior ernies radio mill st tr 72701 in the pour in c rain which lasted all afternoon a sroup of lady members of the club catered for refreshments which included coffee and doughnuts in mid mornins buffet lunch at noon and buffet supper in the evening haniiltoii construction 16q ouam sthxt tr 73480 homfs oamaais conoktf wow inousntul smwiwsmost fesovatkmt mjummo soitustj every building need up to 2000 credit on our home imwovrmerjt ham no menay down i free expert advica on all homi simumm0 hmooaijmo amd tepatuno inouoino humsamo masontv htattmo w asmtlno lanoicawmo ca lavuthouohtmo amd thj afhscaton walls hooks ceiumo west end hardware and building supply on ho 7 highway ust past sansons service sleilan twsngle 73m9 fbi deuveiy oaan week deys is 930 saturdays 111 7 directory frank fetch licensed auctioneer prompt service ro iloi 413 ttusnzle 72864 georgetown dr j burns milne dental surgeon xray ulll street tr 72871 dr john r kerby practice of dentistry xray trianglc 73641 main street georgetown a m nieleen dc nd defter of chiropractic and naturopathy nouns 3s pm closed thursdays lady attendant 164 guelph sl georgetown trlangle 7m12 lever hoskln chartered accountants successors to jenkins hardy em 40131 1805 metropolitan nidg 44 victoria sl toronto weekly sports calendar intermediate playoff lacrosse georgetown ntos vs ohsweken 1st oarna tonite another game next wednesday auo 34 georgetown arena 845 pm thursday aug 18 lions va mremen th oamai and tuaotwar oeoroeyown park costume- parade from lha fire hall meln street to tha park at 7 pm silver collection for swimming pool fund g w savers dvm vrnaunarian guelph street opposite armstrongs garage th 73741 a m fa1b1sh ro optometrist mcnamara jeweflera oeerns dale bennett banisters and solicitors ieroy dale qc sybil bennett qc mp trlangle 73381 ulll street georfetowi it pmj you to buy or sell through l a willouclsby a son limited realtors city and country hemes parms and small aeraasee imjustrlsl a business protsertlas your local representatives tom hbwson to 74413 walter pidler brsmpten 395 r 4 hu 13391 48 egllnton ave e head office toronto hews0n0rd barristers and solicitors 39 main street south beside knox church george c hewson john d ord trlangle 73jw monuments pollock campbell designs en request inspect oar work la- greenwood cemetery phone 2048 83 water street north cali j maurice e k bjl barrister flollhtaf and nataiy public rjjj tat tlfli i office 4 ualb st s geowbnm ottlhst kwiwirm communy umitftd w h carr pvalaaslawal hnglnaar a maria georgetown ontario trianaia tsj81 80 usla 8t n aaibssbssiscbs3a radio repairing we ajmciallze m thl work v years etatehewea j sftnforcl tsc saacaaiiabbtiwasaiimpam isiiiiir tsflhsssi jii