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the georgetown herald wadmsday nov 1w 19si the georgetown herald serving toe communities of georgetown glen williams norval limehouse hornby stewarttown dailinafad ashgrove terra cotta subscription rate 4 00 a year single copies 10c each advertising bates quoted on application the herald is printed each wednesday in the oflire at 22 main st ceorjrown walter c biehn publisher a nd editor staf garfield l mcgilvray bob baskerviua leslie m clark dave hasting corey hcrnngton jr terry harley mrs ailecn bradley authorized as second class mail post office depu ottawa member of the canadian weekly newspaper association and me ontario division of the cwna e editorial comment tender question is involved concerned because a contract may be awar ded to a city firm rather than a local contractor for the high school demolitionand building pro ject council has asked the school board to re consider their decision two weeks ago a ten der bid of 430 710 was accepted for the job it was the lowest of six tenders received sec ond low tender was by a georgetown contrac tor who had in fact built the last addition to the school the matter would have ended there except for the fact that there was a difference of only 340jn the two bids a small fraction of variance when one is talking of almost half a million dollars when two school board members visited council a week ago monday to ask endorsement for an extra 100 000 in debentures for school additions at acton milton and georgetown this matter was discussed to some extend although kept to generalities this monday councillor hyde absent from the previous meeting spoke at some length prior to presenting a motion ask ing the school board to reexamine its decision he pointed out the economic advantages of keep ing a large share of the money circulating in town through wages paid and material purch rakes danger comes closer ases his strong plea met with unanimous en dorsement by council in asking reconsideration by the school board the s luation is certainly involved unt i the dept of education sanctions sign ing of a contract the school board cannot com plete a deal with a contractor should the de partment decline to approve the board cojld award another tender or call for new tenders should approval be given by the department it would be a matter of legal opinion if the board could break its implied contract a large number of local residents are justi ftably concerned that a local firm has been by passed in the award of such a large contract according to a school board spokesman local board members had favoured the local contrac tor but a vole showed board majority in fav our of the low tender perhaps board members from other municipalities overlooked the impor tance of keeping business in town it is to be hoped that the school board will pay some heed to councils suggestion and give further consideraf on half a million dollars of local business s someth ng one cannot lightly throw aside confirmat on that a fox destroyed in the vicinity of the sykes tool plant was rabid and reports of unusual appearances of foxes in town ond district should warn residents to use caution in approaching wild animals which are acting in strange fashion foxes particularly are not accustomed to appearing so boldly in populated centres and if they do there s a good chance that they are suf fenng from this dread disease should a resi dent notice anything peculiar in the actions of wild animal i fe it should be immed ately repor ted to the pol ce destruct on of a fox a rabb t or skunk is much more preferable than to have human attacked for rabies s a most unpleas ant form of llness painful and sometimes fatal we are somewhat myst fied that govern ment authont es have not set up innoculalion clinics as they did a few years ago when there was a smlar scare wh ch m this part of onta ro had little confirmat on in reports of animals seen or k lied a rabies epidem c would seerr to be much more close this time than it 3id then however we must assume that the proper auth orities are aware of this and will move f and when they deem it necessary mean wh le peo pie should use more than orj ary pmcaut ons in keep ng alert georgetown merchants friendly as chr s rras shopp ng season sw ngs nto high gear we ssue our usual mv at on to read ers to patron ze local stores it is unnecessary to rem nd oldr rs dents that stocks of merchand se here are on a par w in those in other centres but perhaps rrore recent georgetowner wou d th nk they couldn t f nj what they want in town quite the contrary clothing toys i elery ch na fancy food sporting ecju pment g nes too s oiwi s novelties ere i ibunda ce n gorgetjwn stores the ar oom 3us advantages too o ihop ping in town you aod transportation co ts h gh feei and the aspir n tab ets wl ch a tr c ty br igs to all lut the hard est souls ges are eas er should you cha ge yo about a g ft later a id thre fr dei g ill a n an you rr cet n cr r o to o i the street wh ch r ss oe o a ty of c ty life slop n georgetovi w h ceorc o mi r rchli t i a i t i a ray yjrs try it you ii f d parking p to the exc an les clark reelected to presidency halton pcs tuesday evening november 4th was the annual election of offic ers of the halton progressive conservative association held in milton lown hall at 8 15 the rmrtinjj opened- with the iingink of the queen followed by a fiw words of welcome by the president leslie m clark or torjictown the minutes of tht last meeting were read and adop ted and the reasurcrs report was given a number of past presidents were introduced including percy cleave of george twon george elliott qcof milton and lloyd dingle jcof burlington the pnsiihnt thanked all the ic workers for their support in the past year and predicted that 1959 would be just as successful a year for the party if they all worked as hard he then asked ted smith former longtime major of burlington to conduct the diction the officers were returned for inothtpvjcar with the exception f 2nd viee president mac spi un le v ho declined to stand wd clicud in m pact was dun hti of ilurlington on risunung office mr lark ihankitf alt those in the hall for l lie e on fide nil shown in him mil promisiil ihdl the txtcu lut would rtintimtt to work for ihe btst inlirtuk of all comtrn n urn ik r of bumms matters thin win brought up among them utile constitutional ch inge and all were adopted mr sanrtv best the number at ottawa then rjve a short inwrrs nnij talk and report on his work in the nation s capital mr stank hall mpp for hal ton since 1943 then spoke and introduced thi guti1 speaker mr 1 ouis i tecik mpp qc minis ler of public welfare in ontario mr cecile ga t an intt renting j ml informative talk on his de partment and mentioned hi visit that evening to the halton manor a building ht desmoid as a ere lit to an counh i can till vou that plans hai hist bun approved for the en lar m nt of jour iuunt manor and in kid pros nt floor spaci nil he diuibk tht minister said this will hep to take care of the trenit ndoiis expansion of our iunt ntir in m rxpent nee since im l juitns paik hat i nut is ckviltd a public mant to ill the pit pk of his cuunu as man hall s ud mr t cik he il j at lliur mtuu and gu in hi u in at in ihtir mttnsts hall on is forlunat 1 1 hai such i nun it qui en s park mr telle spoki glowingk of thi work dom h mr hall for v t imlv smg hi was one of ru m ist hum n eirdi d mi m in rs in l hi u i mature lie ntal id the hilp uid adice he had hid frm mr hill whin he was firt i iniinbir ind mr hall a wtilin if fii irs at toronto ft r l s mdjnj m ition from th c iud mr il w s thank 40o4eifot the tortoise bat no houiinn worr no nmnar problem hrt you should have none cither by uwm he jun liu mortpane pmtecuon plan ou can safeguard nur hoioe for yourself and jimr family in the event of your death call me da and let ui diseuss j prob lem locihcr son life assurance company of canada styling coloring cold waving telephone for appointment open evenings jjolliil bsojuhf jjdutypl harper method specialpitit m skin and scalp treatments 33 main st north ceorcet0wsxntari0 triangle 7 1651 yu- clarence kroll il ffn rid t ail pn tnl lly p h of fr e f y 9 in for farm news forecast upward beef price trend jew 1 f l i n h h r i i i i t i f i i im i r i i tin i farm news mnccrn in most sections of the pro miik rabid fots hae jllaikcd dog- swine cattle and also humans in mam communities and the dos cattle and swine have been deslro watch out for rabies jew while no cases of rabies to our c by the ijealth of animals branch knowledge have been reported in officials or the rcmp when we halton farm and urban residents stated previouslj that no cases alike should be on the lookout for i hate been reported in halton wr this disease which is causing much were told estirda of a ca ncar corgclown where the hired man was chafed b a fox when he was out for the cows in the early morning the virus of rabies af feels the central nervous sstcm of animals aim affected animals st georges church angltem trinity xxiv nov 16th 800 a m holy communion j corporate aypa fltso am holy eucharist pamily service 9m an church school n4 years 1l00 ajn holy eucharist ujj0 tjl- church school mil may loms usually it take one two forms either dumb rabies or mad rabies in the dumb form he animal may become more quiet than normal at first as the disease progresses the animal may become mcoordinated anxious and even paralyzed in certain areas of the body cows are frequently un- able to swallow and although ex iremely thirsty ihey are unable 75 drink among cattle there is frequently a characteristic bawl ing and extreme salivation purth cr the saliva is stated to have a very high content of infective vi rus in the mad form of rabies the animals become hslcncal in nature dogs and foxes will at tack anything that is in their wa and cattle will charge and grnpr ally take on in extremely dcslruc uve attitude rabies tst of course a reportable disease and is com pletely under the jurisdiction of th ilnlth or nmin illusion of th mada d pi of agriculture mi suspecti d cics of rahiis hould he immediately n port id to a clerinanan a lltalth of an innls veterinarian or to the rc mp w hert there has been human ex posure contact should be made with a medical doctor immediate l dead animals or suspected ca ses or rabies should le handled with extreme caution to aoid hu man exposure to the disease at an owners request and at his own expense a practicing veterinarian is permitted to accinate animal md p4s dr charles best gets toronto civic award dr charles if best father of halton mp sandy best was one of four torontonians honoured last week with the city s highest inb ute the civic award of ment todiscovered of insulin the ife saving drug which has been administered to twenty million liabetics all over the world and drector or the banting and best research department at the uni vcrsitv of toronto dr best recei ved hta award at a ceremony at the cit hall attended b the duke f argyll and lieutenant gover nor mackay mayor nathan phillips also pre sen ted the award to dr sigmund samuel art patron and philanthro pist dr hcaley willan organist l i l ji f in 1 1 in ol ill i ix st in i tr v mi t i hi i llt inuk i n to m h h r m ii la h in win pine of lil r ind s nkir itlli h sjt mi milium onlirii ind wi tim m id i in t inl r portid il tonsidinbl bight r pric i lhan ch uce bci f is bringing on thi toronto mark 4 on food auth int wi in infornud that ooil will fmishid shirs of b50 lb i eragi ncinth sold on the huao market fur finishing at s32 per rt whereis in that same markil pruni finished cattle on the same da were selhng around tin s6 or 27 mark the beer cattle situation to an or dinar la sn mh m i-f- ing we hive alwas been under the impression that a stoer feeder must secure his feeders at least two or three cents under the finished market price if he hoped to come out on he right side of the ledger has jyeoinc record corey herrington well known fancy poultry breeder is a judge at the royal winter fair this year for his 14th consecutive year a record for poultry judges at this big annual show and mumcian and hon sidne smith federal external affairs minister and former president of the uniersit of toronto previous recipients of the aw ard include governor general vincent masscy marilyn bell and cliff lumsden for fhe right truck backed by expert truck service buy your trucks from a truck s maveal motor sales ltd main si tr 73611 directory dr j burns milne dental surgeon xray mill sttml tr 7 2871 dr john r kerby practice of dentistry xray triangle 73s41 main street georgetown dr k w mccauley dentist 6 main street north tr 7641 rf s m faibuh ro optometrist mcnamara jewellers gtorgetowo for expert eye care consult o t walka oculist prescriptions filled hearingaid glasses 12 main st south brampton gl 14474 res gl 16243 hours 9am to 6 p m daily friday 9 am to 9 pm evenings by appointment georgetown animal clinic c w sayrs d vjm 106 luclph street t lime opm 7pm to p m mon tues wed frt afternoons by appointment a m nielsen dlc nd of chiropractic and naturopathy 43rd year of practice 25 p m closed thursdaya lady attandtnt 1s4 guclph jl georgetown triangle 73813 ralph davies c r s f accountant and auditor 122 guelph st georgeoo tr 73351 office hours 9am o 5 p m mondavs to fndas w h cut professional engineer ev ontario land surveyor georgetown ontario res 81 prince charles dr office guelph st- telcpbone tr 73300 wallace thompson 3rd division court clerk and commissioner tr 7 2963 tf robt r hamilton ro optometrist eyes examined eyeglass and cordless hearing aids pp tint ment tr 7 3971 1s1 luclph b let tilortetown prevent chimney fires use fire chief chemical chimney cleaners to dim nalt m i d scale f nn m ur stnvi an pipes tht malkr the flatni he m irt oot and cirh n for use in oil coal jnd wood firtd jnits for sale al halton coop supplies frank fetch licensed auctioneer prompt service po box 413 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