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jmvwm h9alq wedn4rkvin april m 1957 aqee ip j jv the georgetown herald 1 srvinattte communities of okcrowh amwuuams norval umehouse hornby stewarttown balunafad subscription jrate 300 year single copies 8c each advertising rates quoted on application the herald fa printed each wednesday tn the office at 22 main sl georgetown walter c biehn publisher a nd editor staff garfield l hcguvray bob baskerville leslie m clark dave hastings corey herrington jr ken cowell mrs aileen bradley terry barley authorised as second class mall jott offtee pepfci ottawa member of to canadian weekly newspaper association and the gittwrio divuioo of thecwtta p pan rr 3t it t ranted a couple of minor skirmishes orfaaain st on jwo evenings as week have had the full atten- tion of police officers and councils police com mittee end police will be on the alert for any further trouble signs georgetown has always been a law abiding town and its citizens young and old have conduc ted themselves as gentlemen should the main st trouble was caused by young residents from other communities we understand and police intend to crack down on any further disturbances whether local or outside youths are involved what georgetown cannot be proud of at present is the number of hotrod enthusiasts who menace traffic and keep people awake with their antics in the early morning hours we watched an exhibition saturday noon from a standing start in front of the old hydro building a young chap squealed around the church street corner we heard the noise as he rounded two more corners then watched him cross the highway at the flasher light and disap pear in a final burst of speed down crowded john street there are better ways to blow off steam than by such thoughtless acts we hope if this young man reads this that he will realize what might have happened if a child had crossed his path he would spend a lifetime- in mental torment for his foolishness norval post offk location after fcntuty nerval marked an historic day on april 16th when the post office which had been lit one location since about 184o moved to new site- the change was necessitated by alterations being made to the for mer barnhill general store by wil fred kfikwood wnp purchased it last fall and is nfoving his entire merchandising operation in the new location the post office is temporarily lo cated in fendleys store members of the barphill family have been postmasters since 1895- the position was first held by wm jt barnhill later by us brother e h barnaul and utterly by hardy barnhill sqifrof e h who wfcs the last proprietor club members and other young people interested in home gar dens ballinafad protests will come later another public meeting to discuss the pro posed zoning bylaw will fall as flat as a similar meeting last fall we predict council could have saved themselves the trouble and gone ahead with whatever action they will take when the matter was discissed on monday the meeting can do no harm however and will at least put council and planning board in the position of answering criticism later on by anyone who objects to a zoning restriction and didnt attend the meeting pot pourri orangeville is having an interesting time with proposed installation of parking meters the move came when council voted 54 for the met ers the mayor being the deciding factor the lo cal chatriber of commerce is against the meters and a statement by a councillor that council shouldnt be dictated to drew editorial response in the orangeville banner pointing out that merchants who are most affected by the meters should be listened to locally the meters are in the offing and council is studying information received from various firms and will probably proceed later this spring here a majority of downtown merchants favour metering and it is at their request that council will be taking action incidentally a few readers may have drawn the conchjsion that after a letter box reply to an editorial against meters sid silver and the editor are feuding while on opposite sides of the fence we can assure you that it is a friendly argu ment that each believes his viewpoint to be in the best interest of the town more letters like mr silvers would be welcomed in the herald where the only personal opinions are those in the editorial columns and in the council reports if you have a strong opinion for or against a topi cal subject why not share your views with other people your letters are most welcome at any public reaction to such important and com plicated measures as zoning tend to come later after the law comes into effect the first time a person wants to build a house in an industrial zone or establish a store in a residential area there will be plenty of public reachon meanwhile if wo are ever to have zoning council must avoid frher procrastination either pass the bylaw or veto it and abandon the lip service to zoning which has been going on now for well over a year time what a wonderful easter weekend the churches were full the easter parade had a balmy day to show off new outfits and the gar deners had a fine opportunity to get preliminary work done on the land former georgetowrr- ers mr and mrs david brill who have been liv ing on lyndhursf ave since moving to the city are now in a new home their address is 232 betty ann dr willowdale in town mr and mrs phil carney have moved from durham st to edith the former home of the late miss agnes leslie mr and mrs gordon bowers have purchased the house on durham street moving there from emery street for over 20 years gwendoline clark has been writing chronicles of ginger farm as a weekly feature of the acton free press last week the column was titled ginger farm bows to progress and mrs clarke told of their impending move to suburban erin- dale ginger farm is slated to be demolished to become the cloyerleaf of a new windsor montreal highway her column was a wonderful blend of nostalgia for what has been and look- ing forward to what will be we are one of those smug people who finished our income tax statements a couple of weeks early this year if you arent dont forget that next tuesdav is the dead i ii wedding of local interest at clifford a wedding of interest to this community took mace on saturday april 20th in clifford at the home of mr harvey douglas when miss laura douglas became the bride of mr grant wright the atten dants were- miss ann kreller cousin of the bride and mr grefcfell wright brother of the room rev gordon wright cou sin of the groom officiated and following a wedding dinner at the mansion inn mr and mrs wright left for a trip do th the states on their return they will reside on the eighth line junior pumpkin qrowinfr contest acton agricultural society in conjunction with the cbc is uannjjng a novel event for their all fair inseptember it is a pumpkin growing con- family reunion easterykcbkend mr and mrs w tt raid had a- happy family reunion on bastes weekend with their five children test for juniorfarmer and 4uj and jiine grandchildren gathered of ontario or quebec and must be under so years of age generous winner wijl receive a beautiful challenge trophy and will be crowned central ontario cham pion pumpkin grower at the fair free seed- and entry forms may be obtained from mrs c w- swackhauher rvr 2 acton se cretary of acton fair 6ix prizewinners in candy store draw six luccy people won prises whetr lucky numbers were drawn jl closing ume oh saturday at the cameo confections store on main street proprietor ed pawley asked bail mcniven and jacqueline harlow to make the draws on which each customer had been given a chance while doing their easter candy shopping winners and their prizes were keith barber 9 king sl e fancy jumbo egg v jeffrey 5 emery st bunny mrs m kalin 16 victoria rabbit mrs helen woods 34 john st e terry leslie r r 4 and sharon sykes 3 young sl choco late eggs silvbr-wooo- at their new home on r r 1 those present were mr and mrs weir reid and family from sudbury contestants must be residents mrt andtirs bui long and fcyfliy ottewa mr and mrs bruce reid and family from hamilton prizes arebeihg offered and the mr and mrs cralgreidmilton and mr and mis herb reid and family from stewarttown mr ben case with mr from surbury motored sarasota florida on leisurely three weeks trip south farm newt spkial stfott courscsi offered weeq cqntrol a special weed control short course is scheduled for the agri cultural collage on april 29 and 30 arcopy of the progranqme has just come p hand and we think it is sufficiently worthwjule to justify us in taking one day even though we are busy the use of chemicals in weed control is com- parativeiy new and were are ways new developments it is our opinion that our municipal author ities who are charged with treed control on our roads should if at all possible ta in all ur least a portn of this cjnadlealprtpain w ji j there was a fine congregation at the easter sunday service mr neelon gave a wonderful message on the joy of the ressurrection taken from the 28th chapter of matthew and his visitors mr and mrs harris and daughters winnie and shirley of woodstock added much to the service with their musical talents mr and mrs har ris their daughter and mr neelon sang two quartette selections up from the grave he arose and he died for me and the father and daughter sang a duet will ing to take the cross mr nee lon sang unveiled christ ac companied by miss harris on the accordion the hilts family received word on sunday evening that their bro ther george of gimll manitoba had passed away at the selkirk hospital alter a short illness fol lowing a heart attack weekend visitors at the home of mr and mrs joe matthews were mr and mr r r burke mr dennis burke mr and mrs thos burke all of toronto and mr and mrs r g bond of isling ton visiting with dr and mrs clif ford reid for easter were mr and mrs frank patullo of toronto mrs r delaunders clarence ny and mr and mrs albert reid and family of niagaraonthelake mrs john black bobby and billy visited her sister in london for a couple of days last week and bobby is now spending part of the easter holidays with his aunt mrs james rettie in fergus mrs jack bryce with her hus band and daughter carol visited with her mother mrs perryman and her sister mrs lloyd swindle- hurst over the week end mr and mrs gordon delaney of erin spent sunday at the home of mr and mrs thos gibson master david gibbs is visiting with mrs cassidyfor the holiday and mr norman russ son is with the jatnieson boys mr and mrs william roblnson and son brock of guelph attend ed church service here on sunday miss marlene bilton of belwood is spending the holiday with her cousins the smith family mr and mrs floyd shortlu at tended her sisters wedding in clifford on saturday the anglican parish st georges easter 1 800 am holy communion mens chapter bac corporate 945 ajn church school 1100 am mattins conducted by bac 1100 am infant care nursery class 215 pm holy confirma tion instruction 700 pm evensong 1000 am thursday communion holy st albahs glen williams 930 am holy communion 1040 am church school your letterheads have that finished look when they re printed by the herald 7 sris0 pyramidal cedars 3 3 ft 4 ft 500 600 climbing roses 125 to 200 i t- roses 125 to 200 ever blooming fsisjft175 pfitzer junipers 15 18 spread 410 18 -24- spread 465 x 2h spread 525 order now for quick diuvery ikiy isstfe 10 maw stript n trjmfllw m otv ofc dr j bunu miine dental surgeon xray tr 72871 mill street dr john r kerry practice of dentistry xray triangle 73641 mam street georgetown s m fubuh ro optometrist mcnamara jewellers georgetown w rcsjtt professional engineer a ontario law surveyor georgetown ontario res 81 prince charles dr office guelph sl telephone tr 73300 georgetown animal clinic c w sayots dvm 106 guelph street opposite armstrongs garage tr 72741 stcwarttown sunday schoolers join easter choir mrs heath with her daughter vera and two grandchildren of clarkson were visitors with mr and mrs sanford sunday after noon happy birthday to carol dever- caux whose birthdayis tuesday of this week happy birthday to mrs j h smith who is having a birthday thursday of this week also happy birthday to peter canham whp will be 13 years old friday april 26th friday of this week another birthday bctte mae mileham to be 11 on saturday ap ril 27th happy birthday bctte mae visitors with mrs baily on good friday werejur and mrs edward baily mr and mrs p r- baily and stephen df toronto the service of holy communion was observed at sl johns church easter sunday morning some of the older sunday school members were in urn choir to help with the singing services in stewarttown will be at 930 c sunday morning from now nn followed by stlnday school there will be no junior vfa for this yreek rjss next meeting fwm be monday aprit 28th tt that sclibotdjpens after easter shoidat4 if you nay not aad a bus trip in uf fesf year or two faert is a nal tmt in star for you th airsuspen sion ru is standard equip- jnanf on all tha highway travellers and seanlerulsars that serve long distance routes to love you a smootherrldetnantnepnest automobile see your agent for a wide choke of attractive pack age tours 4 far1sarelow st louis 3270 montreal 1840 miami 6720 new orleans 5340 tickets and bos travel information at corner cupboard trtangto 73051 m 3 frank petch licensed auctioneer prompt service po box 413 tr 72864 georgetown monuments pollock caunpfaeo designs on request inspect our work in greenwood cemetery phone 2048 62 water street north g a lt neville stoller i co accountants and auditors trustees in bankruptcy gei4otm twaate 21 main sl s georgetown former hydro building triangk 74711 lever hoskin chartered 51 main n brampton phone 2478 44 victoria sl toronto phone em 40131 walter h pope certified public accountant chartered secretary office tr 74821 39 main sl s res tr 74879 97 maple ave w hews0n 0rd barristers a solicitors 39 main street south beside knox church george c hewson john d- oro triangle 78s4c v a m nielses dc njx doctor of cmiwpractie and naturopathy 43rd year of practice 26 pan closed thursdaya w4mfly atfwmmmmi 164 guelph sl georgetown triangle 73612 w h biggs accredited public accountant successor to a j bishop cpa main st georgetown tr 73351 office hours 9 am to 5 pan mondays to fridays for expert eye care consult o t walker 3 main sl north brampton over abells drug store phone office 599 res 830 hours 9 am to 6 pro- dally evenings by appointment robt r hamilton ilo optometrist office hours 10 am 6 pm daily evngs by appt- phone tit 7-387- north side of highway no 7 east of dominion seed house prevent chimney fires use fire chief chemical chimney cleaners to eliminate soot and scale from your stoves and pipes the smaller the flame the more soot and carbon for use in oil coal and wood fired units for sale at haltort coop supplies ba barrister solicitor and notary public tr 73484 office mh1 st gear dale benmett barristers and solicitors leroy dale qc sybil bennett qcv mp triangle 73381 mill street georgetown earl g black b conun rja ca chartered accountant 182 main sl milton onl triangle 65s4r tf im j-5- vl robert w fletcher bailiff prompt reports bronte 647 r r 1 bronte tuesday pwmmfm ws to mjamaamaw