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trip georgetown herald wednesday june 9th 194ft the georgetown herald aervlna the cotnmoattiae of georgetown glen wll i1ams norvav uhehouse hornby stewarttown a3hcrove baix1hafad terra cotta subscription hat j2 bo a year slnde copied 6c m advertising kates quoted on application walter c biemn publtaher and editor garf leld is mcgilvrajr -r- staft teahe u 3nfc brooinhe heed staff harold qavlaon crej herrlaajtoo jr the herald la printed each wednesday afternoon at the office f8 georgetown authorised aa aecond claw mall pot office pwpt- ottawa v member of the canadian weekly newspaper aaaodatioa aad the ontario quebec division of the cwna the editors corner hal for walton agajn winning by a slirp majority against vhe liberal candidate dr f m deans siati hall wag recalled or a third ferrn as haltoris member of parliament on mon day the election was in doubt right up to the tally of tlie last few polls the liberal candidate pressing close ly all the way a surprise in hal ton as it was in the other parts of ontario was the upsurge of the c c f party in halton the c c f man polled 500 votes more than in 1 945 while the conservatives lost 900 and the liberals held their own with a small gain of 50 most surprising feature of the election was the personal defeat of premier drew in his own toronto- high parle riding the c c f which becomes the offi cial opposition in the house won i i of the i 7 scats in the toronto metropolitan area while the government will still have an overall majority in the new parlia ment there will be a much more effective opposition in the ccf which has almost three times their numbers of last year in a speech broadcast over the cbc mon day evening premier drew warned that the commu nist influence was seeping into the proyince and while lie did not name c cfers as communists he said they were dependent on communists for support and were a danger in a democracy it may be a fortunate thing tmat some of these people were elected to the legislature where their statements will face the restraint of respon- aifailitv he concluded the building bylaw controversy the battle of the building bylaw is a main is sue on the municipal politics horizon these days coun cil after passing the bylaw unanimously seemed to have individual doubts for awhile but dissenting coun cillors never got to the point of tabling any motions and cr goodlet ended a lengthy roundtable talk at the may 31st meeting by remarking that unless a coun cillor was prepared to submit a motion for amendment or repeal the issue should be closed an examination of the bylaw itself fails to show that it is unduly restrictive the only conten tious point might be the raising of the minimum value from 3000 to 5000 for a house built in ward 3 which was included because of representations made by rate payers in that ward through one of their council repre sentatives cr goodlet if the great majority of rate payers in any area favour a certain measure and this does not unduly interfere with the rights of other citi zens then we can see no harm in granting their re quests a careful examination of the facts of the con troversy downtown would indicate that clr whitmee is the only council member who stood foi a correct in terpretation of the by law as it pertains to fire control in the business district certain clauses relating to fire- proofing new buildings were put in the bylaw for a specific purpose and the fact is that a building now iiilder construction fails to meet these requirements however council in view of extenuating circumstan ces which existed has allowed mr cordaro to continue with the building and this too should be a closed issue it is too bad that the controversy should result in a personal feudjetweerrmrund mrs cordaro and cr whitmee it is a councillors duty to speak up for what he believes in and let the majority opinion rule in this case cr whitmee stated his beliefs and a mo tion was passed with his the only dissenting vote this is not an unusual procedure at all in council for cer tainly it would be inconsistent for a man tq uphold one aide of an argument then vote with the opposition unless he had been convinced that he was wrong statements were made by mrs cordaro after the mo tion was passed which might better have been left un said c whitmee was only human in replying to these when he got a chance at the may 31st meeting both parties spoke in anger and we had hoped that this would be the end of the matter but this week a letter appears in this newspaper sent both to council and to the press the sentiments expressed about the buil ding bylaw are in order for it is any citizens privilege to discuss municipal policies publicly and the columns of this paper are always open for that personalities are another matter and ordinarily we should not print portions of this letter bu in view f th riwii 1 t ah frtah raimess to cr whitmee we will allow him the same privilege but it ia not this papers policy to publicize private feuds and after this the mat ter will be a cl d issue aa far aa we are concerned a threeschool area we arc hoping to have good news to report next week abobt the outcome of meeting tonight be- twmn the north halton high school area board rep- nmxp4 fif jc yaxioim miinirinalitica which it in cludes and members of the school board and councils of georgetown which has been a holdout in any area plans to scrap existing schools if a plan can be worked out whereby milton acton and georgetown will each have a high school with one of each specializing m commercial shop work and agriculture then a sensible solution will lie arrived at and georgetown will have justified her stind in the matter in the future our neighbouring towns will thank georgetown for saving their schools and we can foresee good resulfs to ill con- cerned when u 3school area takes shape it should be clearly urittcrstpodthat we in georgetown would not lobk dn the 3school idea as a temporary measure if we arc any judgu of public- opinion the majority still oppose closing the school here dnder any circ u instan ces- there biiqu id tc no closing ofany of tjie three scbochtf witlitjut a vote of ratepayers in the municipal ity effect i pofpourrj another of those weeks the herald occasionally kuns into happened last week with too much material for a 10page papcrurid not enough for the 12 pages which have been more the rule than the exception ate- ly the several items held over are included in this edi tion the advertising benefits of the liberal rally last wednesday were limited to word of mouth as the news report of the meeting appears after the el ection like other people the editor likes to make the most of his time and a two hour meeting must produce some copy to make it worthwhile so the report ap pears for what it is worth approval of the pro ject is being expressed by the buying of tickets for the lions club lucky draw funds from which will be used to erect a bandshell in the park and ticket sales are brisk nostalgia is the theme of most musi cal entertainment on the radio these days with hit songs harking back to the early 30s the latest little white lies was one of the songs with which rudy vallee and his connecticut yankees wowed em in those days the songs from good news including the popular best things in life are free have retained their freshness for an even longer period and they recall the stage ver sion which was the first stage show we evpr saw dor othy mcnulty now penny singleton the radio and movies blondie was one of the stars and was en cored time and again to dance the varsity drag a reader has suggested that a committee be set up in towntoorgamzeflood relieffor the west-where-disas- trous floods have done unprecedented damage nice to see the tennis court at st georges church in use again the red clay makes a wonderful surface for the game attention has been called to the spelling of convener which u to the pre3erjtha9al ways appeared in the herald a search through the dictionary fails to find any justification for the or ending so we shall take m websters ad vice and change back to the orthodox directory emabaaaaaenaaaaaaebabenaaanatbbbbao dr j burns milne xray dental burgeon geosvatowii r phone 80 dr clifford reid 1 ljxbj dda ji dbfolst 410 open zfusf yjtainstraet georgetown a ewoewi elmer c thompson insurance service mrs ante windstorm c p railway and auud ftsaiaafcip summer aorourhionb phene lltw aa j georgetown c a willson gemekal insurance aeliiihli fare a caeaally plea ku laroy dale icc if sybil bennett jcc mm street barristers and solicitor ceaiaaueia pheae ib i aiaykai aylawortfa barriatan and solicitor notaries peule keaneta tt lanfdon georgetown r maclatyr a bjl acton first mortgage money to loan office eoxy theatre bid mill st phone s8w georgetown cooper bid- phone 21bw acton nielsen the cfcirafpractaw- dmh theeaaee seta year of praetfae lady attendant he twee frt t- av wejl sat- l- aad over dominion store georgetown phono 160w g lever and hoskin jenkins a hardy 1mb metropolitan blaw u victoria st el wll awaseaensaoii consult jl a willouwhby son er complete real estate service bead ofatce tqromt 1m yea st ad mm city aael fa tom hewson b for heal eayiintsrra ifnnhwfffrn not much what my uifc doen t know about cooking isnt worth know- im nfrnid that just what my uife knows jild uie other hus band e p head optometrist aad manufacturing optician batteries for hearing aim eyes examined scientifically st georges square maa 1u gaatah yaam venetian blinds awnings mado tq measure free ingtal- hit ion 7 dojt delivery write we will call w brown p o box 283 brampton flowers for every occasion design work a specialty bonded member tds telearaph daurary betrlm fvwra by wire a a alien la the weu norton floral sibw cnnlulni poultry wanted immediately for export market your poultry with the valley produce for higheat price paid while the american export market ia open tut present the valley produce will be closed for holiday from july lu to july 16th charge trutlarwiirpick up your poultry at no extra phone collect ask for valley produce arthur ontario after 600 pan plume 130 arthur l frank petch licensed auctioneer g prompt service- f phone al gaoaawtowb 9 p 0 box 41s n monuments dmatle aad petrel graalu beat undmaat equipment tat cemetery lettering oranaevllle moeiuateat weett oremgevtlla ontario radio repairibq wesperaaliietrithia work if year experience j san ford son phono georgetown 4w uuuljlu1101uulluul3hiul monuments pollock campbell u water st north g a l t deafen raquaat phone sots inapact our work ia g greenwood cemetery oawaaaiaiiittiiiniiwhiiiiiniiiihiiiiniiiiw subscribe to the herald t tmiimnmrhhrhiii huttonville park community singsong every sunday night sunday june 13th fun parade good prizes special program afthwtuwrawtiittttniiiimiihinnmumiioum tom hewson representing willoughby real estate agency international motor trucks woods electrical equipment milker grinder cooler de laval milking machines nd cream separators coodisonouver farm implements v ferguson tractors nd equipment our mill street office ia juat around the the bank of commerce office 3s2w l