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the georgetown herajj w may 1 8th if 949 the georgetown herald f serving the communities of georgetown glkn williams nokval umkhoubx hornby btkwarttown ariiqbove ralunfad tbrra cotta subscription itste 4250 a year single cobles be each advertising rate quoted on application walter c biehn publisher and editor mary u blehn associate editor cauiield l mcguviay staff leslie m clark harold davison corey herrlngton jr ttk herald la printed each wednesday afternoon ot the office on main wrcam georgetown authorlieo as second class mall post office dept memvera ot- the canadian weekly newspapers associations and the ontario j quebec division of the cw1na page 8 the editors corjmr r itrom the wastebaskfct in a weekly newspaper office a large wastepaper basket is a necessary part of office equipment here go the dozens of letters received daily which seek free publicity for commercial products political and reli gious theories charitable foundations et al which hopeful individuals and organizations attempt to dis guise as news for the unsuspecting editor in and out of the waste basket lost week went a letter which frankly has us puzzled it came in a plain envelope postmarked toronto and written by one robert mul- venna 27 marmaduke avenue toronto brief and to the point here is what it said j sir common labour in this country is done by wives j and university students what political party in this country will help solve our problems yby promoting vigorously a real immigration policy if we have healthy people to do the work well get rite capita to develop our country take that first sentence common labour is done by wives and university students just suppose we had a real immigration policy where would this put wives and university students what is the common labour that a wife does is is the sewing and cooking making beds doing the weekly wash planting the gar den going shopping looking after the children and how will an imnugration policy vigorous or otherwise relieve mrs housewife from this common labour un- less mr mulvenna intends to replace canadianborn wives with imported wives from europe pr the anti podes as for university students perhaps a bit of common labour does not go amiss after the mental train involved in struggling with the intricacies of philosophy psychology greek or medieval english and besides common labour during the summer months is often necessary to pay the bills for the winters term the last paragraph throws us completely off the beam hinting as it does that neither wives or univer sity students are healthy we have known a lot of wives and a lot of university students too and the great majority of them seem reasonably healthy wives in fact as our research into a number of the currently popular movies which will deal with various forms of neurosis leads us to believe are even healthier when they are not plagued with too much idle time and with abundant funds to visit society doctors who charge large fees to tell them that their trouble is too much time and that common labour is the answer to their problems not being able at all to understand mr mulvennas campaign we shall simply put it down to communist propaganda and let it go at that or should we assume that mr mulvenna is a disgruntled university student who has yet to learn that whatever a mans position in life it involves a certain amount of common labour which neither marriage nor university degrees can by- v and his hot dog sales fell almost overnight youre right son the father said to the boy we certainly arc in the middle of a great repres sion pot pourr1 the home of mr and mrs tom sykea ot the church and market comer is undergoing a facelifting 1 the front verandah has been removed and the bricks are being painted white members of the town council and the fire brigade with other public officials attended evening sevice at the baptist church on sun day similar attendance at other churches is planned later in the year we enjoyed the stage 49 radio drjama scoop sunday night based on a novel by evelyn waugh it was a satire on daily newspapers by the english writer whose brideshead revisited was a bookofthfcmonth selection last year vi louth has moved vij variety shop to a hew location in the former cordaro candy store the jatter being moved to the basement of the cordro building an outside pay phone booth has been installed by the bell telephone just off main street on wesleyan be side barragera cleaners another tag day this sat urday the yearly one sponsored by the iode in aid of the blind generous donations are asked credit is due to the new ball club executive for their efforts in revivinginterest in hardball at the zero hour corey hemngton and jim ritchie are working particularly hard to solicit donations to get the uniforms out of hock and pay off outstanding bills so the club can start this year out of the red summer is fairly rushing on us and the usual number of openair entertainments are beginning motorcycle races return to the park on victoria day the lions and girls pipe band are work ing on an evening entertainment in midjune high school cadet inspection is booked for may 30th the legion is again making plans for july 1st and the dance pavilions at huttonville stanley park and other nearby resorts are now open the dance spots by the way are making no secret of the fact that city toughs are not wanted bolton casino for example advertises no admittance to those wearing windbreak- ers slacks and zootsuits and other places have similar restrictions george muckart is making an extensive addition to his mill street building which will provide larger quarters both for his own business and for the brewers warehouse the addition is at the back and runs the length of the building wnuam deans again childrens aid president how to invite impression the following bit of philosophy has appeared in several publications recently and was brought to our attention by reeve jack armstrong who clipped it from an insurance magazine a man lived by the side of the road and sold hot dogs he was hard of hearing so he had no radio he had trouble with his eyes so he read no newt- 4 papers j but he sold good hot dogs he put up signs on the highway telling how good they were he stood by the side of the road and cried buy a hot dog mister and people bought he increased his meat and bun orders ha bought a bigger stove to take care of his trade he got his son home from college to help him but then something happened his son said father havent you been listening to the radio theres a depression on the european situation is terrible the domestic situation is worse whereupon the father thought well my sons been to college he reads the papers and he listens to the radio and he ought to know so the rather cut down on his meat and bun orders took down his advertising sighs and tto longer bothered to stand out on the high- ws to ti hot dogs r the annual meeting of the chil drens aid society of the county o holton was held in the sunday school room of st pauls united church milton on wednesday ev- enng may 11th there was a splendid attendance representing all parts of the county as well as a number of neighbouring societ ies the provincial department and the protestant childrens homes in toronto the highlight of the evening was an addiebs by sybil bennett k c president of the peel county chil dren s aid society who wus intro- 1 duccd by mr g e elliott miss bennett stressed the need for study and understanding in making dcci- sions on which on entire life fut ure may rest she deplored the lacl of control and authority in the family today and she went on to say if there is no respect for the family then there is none for the society law or government she urged parents to emphasize spiri tual values in order to help their children set worthwhile standards and develop wholesome attitudes toward family living the superintendent g f thompson presented his report drawing special attention to some of the main facts containing there in and enlarging on them he spoke of the many changes in recent years in social legislation program and policy ierrlnf particularly to the emphasis which is now being placed on the protective services and the effort to keep the family intact mr thompson paid tribute to the societys foster- parents and mentioned the vital need for more foster homes miss duffy social worker who joined the staff lost september expressed pleasure and satisfac tion in her work with the society musical numbers by miss duffy and mrs jim mcdougall provided a ploasant interlude mr william deans president of the society opened the meeting with a brief word of welcome fol lowing a prayer by rev james bluir mr b beaumont director of child welfare for the province of ontario extended greetings on behalf ot the visitors present from outside points the following offlcors were elec ted for tho onsuing year presldont william deans geor getown vicepresident d milli on campbellvlllc secretary and treasurer mrs edjia gortcr mil ton directors charles l klrknoss and g w mckenzie acton mrs w a wcavor and mrs l j lee burlington dr c g held geor getown mrs m e nixon and rev e j phlnn milton mrs cameron hillmer and w allan campbell oakvilleur george leslie qufttlng mr velma norru nel son and w o mackenide robin son tveialsjar county ceuncu representatives mrs mary p4tit freeman and william- vansickle campbellvlllc at the close of the meeting re freshments were served by the mr and mrs club of the united church and a pleasant social hour enjoyed u eyes examined ot walker optometrist i main 81 n brampton phone s99 at georgetown office ovet bell telephone office the second wednesday afternoon of each month phone 7w directory dr j burns milne xbay denial surgeon georgetown phone 80 dr clifford re1d ltfa dxtb uknxutx f phono 410 open evening main street georgetown elmer c thompson insurance service fire auto windstorm c p railway and allied steamship summer excursions phone llow or georgetown leroy dale icc jv1 sybil bennett kc mill street barristers and solicitors georgetown phone 10 langjson and aylswortb barristers and solicitors notaries public kenneth m langdon georgetown r macrntyre aylsworth ba acton hkit mortgage money to loan offices roxy theatre bldg hill st phone 88w georgetown cooper bldg phone 21 sw acton frank petch licensed auctioneer prompt service phone 301 georgetown p o box 413 monuments domestic and foreign granites best sandblast equipment for cemetery lettering orancevllle monument works orangevlllc ont nielsen the chiraptmetor drsujlcas therssaa mth yew of practice lady attendant moo tuesv th- 2i pm wed sat 36udm pjnv over dominion store georgetown phone- j80w yfojk lever and hos chartered aeeennunis successors to jenkins and hardy lriofl metropolitan bldg 44 victoria street toronto bl 0181 consult j a willonshby sow for complete real kstam service head office toronto 1b6 yonge st ad 0605 city and country nomas partus and braall acreages industrial and business properties tomhewson is your local representative phone mw d hadio repairing we specialize in this work 16 years experience lj sanfordson phone georgetown s4w monuments pollock campbell 62 water st north g a l t designs on request phone 2048 inspect our work in greenwood cemetery the 16th ontario cabinet since confederation sworn into office by the lieutenant governor at parlia ment buildings on wednesday may 4th are shown above immediately after the ceremony seated left to right hon george dunbar minister of municipal af fairs and reform institutions hon thomas l kennedy retiring prem ier minister ot agriculture prem ier leslie m frost who also la provincial treasurer hon george doueett minister of highways and public works hon george chal- lie mlnlsterwlthoutportfollo and vicechairman of the ontario hydro commission back row left to right- hon wetland gemmell new member of the cabinet mem ber for sudbury minister of mines hon louis cecils minister ot tra vel and publicity hon harold vicott minister of lands and for ests hon william grieringer min ister of planning and development aon charles daley minister of labour hon dana porter attor neygeneral and minister ot educa tion hon william a qoodfeuow minister ot public welfare best arthur welsh provincial secre tary and chairman of the uquor control board hon russell t kelley absent due to 111 hsattt was appointed a member ot the cabinet as health minister a help to remove the shadow of blindness contribute to the canadian national in stitute for the blind tag bay under sponsorship of the countess of strath- more chapter iode s buy a tag saturday may 21 1 iirivv warm