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jfoxjegrfjotown herald wodnwday january 1 j947 the georgetown herald quh wtuumi koayfvu wawaavrroww aaaoaovt m wauxsb o boebn fomkeur ana mstot 1 l mooovraj staff lealle m oaik hap bromnbead harold davison ba herald prtated each wodwaday ersreoaa at itla araoa in main bt om a as aeoond elaai mall wat ofaoo tjept ottawa m riar ill ii t r oouartoqoebeo dtostoa of u owjljk the editors column our neighbours oltoions we are afraid that editor dills of the acton free press and milton champion is fighting a losing battle in his efforts to convince any sizeable majority of peo ple that the high school district in north hetrton is fea sible the recent high school board council meet ing in acton approved the generalplan but made no specific commitments a similar meeting in milton hed ged by wishing to seek further information esquesing as we know turned it down and georgetown very strongly expressed their feelings- by saying they were in favour only if the school would be located here however we admire the acton editors spirit in captaining his sinking ship and reprint ilia editorial comments from the december 24th issues of the free press and champion the high school district in north halton is quite a live topic these days and although we do not propose to make it a weekly editorial topic the present trend does seem to merit some comment as we have intimated in former comment our in formation and study of the question has made the pro posal favorable to us thats only our opinion but we do think the proposal is worth the study and thought of all interested in the education of our young people if after that study of the question others do not come to the same conclusion we have no fault to find with their opinion perhaps the developments of the past week have altered the north halton district georgetown school board and council have according to a report in the herald taken a stand of unalterable opposition unless the achool is located in georgetown esquesing council defeated a motion by a vote of 3 to 2 to give approval of the district milton council and school board seek more information and acton council and school board approve the general plan and judging from the acton meeting residents of nassagaweya would welcome any improved arrangement- for the children to secure secon dary education it woud now appear that continuance of the talks for the district would therefore not include george town we believe that it must be a cooperative district and we have always believed that cooperation to be ef fective must be practised by all parties it would there fore seem that one in the group with unalterable op position would not make a cooperative district feasible we have no fault to find with such a decision as we see it the unalterable decision of one member of the district need not interfere with further study of the proposal by other members of the district the boundaries need only be changed and the munici palities if so desirbus can form whatever district is fea sible all the communities in the district are growing rapidly however and certainly some steps must be ta ken to give more accommodation for pupils desirous of securing secondary school education we believe the school district is the answer but we have no desire to force our opinion upon any individual or group it might le that others have a better plan and if so our columns are open to have it presented to the peo ple we would be interested ourselves in hearing about it our connection with school matters over several years has however not given us a better suggestion and shown the present arrangements inadequate we are of the opinion that the department of education has put it forward as their best solution we think they have given it some study and we feel repre sentatives of the department have presented it clearly and fairly wanted water for 14 uviitocidpitooraiixtodiiok a supply of good drinking waterfor farm animals in winter is just as important as in summer and requires mora care on the part of the farmer if the liveator are to do well it is poor business says the dominion department of asrtcul- turo to skimp on the drinking water supply in winter weather as theanimma are often entirely at the mercy of the farmer in this respect which jsnot much the cam in the summer is wintertime milk cows ehould not be given ikoold water in the mao bag editor georgetown herald sir f i want to nominate lioatas fruit store for having- placed the best ad vertisement of the year in last weeks herald mr llcata gtves the origin of all the delectable things he has for sale they come from many parts of uhe world to be enjoyed by everybody even in the good town of georgetown and sur roundings it is a living advertisement more instructive than a book on political economy in one masterstroke he shows us that we cant have the high standard of living we are so proud of without free trade it shows us that we would getthehmiir qedrgetomrgtb4t 3 cars 30 j jo have a still higher standard of jiving if trade were more free than it is now it shows us clearly that we are living in one world with all other nations if one gets hurt we all will suffer by it it shows us that all these nations and all people m this world are or should be members of one another orbse1 i congratulate dick and tina with tills the best christmas message i have read for a kmg tune a q m brtjynb georgetown ont 251846 subscribe to halton countys fi nest weekly newspaper countywide news coverage georgetown herald protect yotirjnvestment save your old roof have us resurface and seal your present roof with the old reliable american lr oeanent to get a kxnglaetihg wea ther proof job at an economical cost and which saves you work worry money and damage on builtup graved slag or smooth surface roll roofing smooth or slate surface corrugated galv iron tin all land concrete and canvas roofs either flat or pitched tttyearuarantffi tefl as go make a detailed inspection and estimate of your roof no 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dominion store georgetown phone lfiow dr s e magwood veterinary stjrobon phone 11 offloe between drrlsvon own dorks otboe and toa haw municipal bulldtos at tnoo0c- i ner of main and mill streets radio repairing we specialize in thiswork- monuments kabkxb8 amd urttkbilaa pollock ingham oalt dangne on request pbone 3048 inspect oar work hi oreenwood cemetery gets sartsrift the mortgage that has en abled you to awn yoar own home or famv may at tanas loom like a threatened catas trophe wh w family do if you were present to make the rsqeirej payments this threat can be quickly re moved a mortgage repay ment policy costing little wffl guarantee that yoar fasury will always have a hone free from debt in which to live for further mfornatiou consult howard graff diaries street phone 317j georgetown ont le roy dale kc m sybil bennett kc dam and soudttn mm i langdon aylsworth barristers solicitors and notarise public gattneth iff t omg r madntrre aylaworus ea first mortoaox mosxt to i0ak j a 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