Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), November 29, 1950, p. 8

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-lt- jhm corgetow herald wednesday nov 29th 1950 the georgetown herald terra o0twl- r aaatclnllnii sale u0 a year matte ooplac e each advertlalng rataa quoted on anpueattan walter a biehn puhuinar and editor r mary h blehn aaaodate editor flag fill l ucguney staff lathe u cat pal ay harrington jr dong c ajfca herald la priatad jach wadneaday afternoon la the othtie onuhaa vateat oaokgatowa aathariied aa aaeead elaaa mall pott owm 1cmse ottawa miiiti at tha canadian weekly nawapapan aaaopiatiaa and tha ontarioquebec dlvtaloa of the clwna i i i i i i i i i i i the editors corner organized recreation is useful for several years a small group of citizens has keen carrying on a most worthwhile work in town and 1 district hamdred from time to time by inadequate lands and always faced with the fact that in order to pay the salary of the recreation director and other nec essary expenses certain moneys must be procured by private donation or by fundraising activities their work has been appreciated by the hundreds of young people who have benefitted by participation in organized sport hockey lacrosse soccer baseball those who attended tr hobby show in st johns church hall got a glimpse of what can be done in fields of activity outside the sporting world and more than anything else the stfijathome camp these past two summers has drawn to the attention of the public the great work which georgetown recreation commission is doing the grc program has had a fair trial and the ex ecutive now feel that it is up to thepublic at large to express approval or disapproval of what they have been doing and what they hope to keep doing in the future they feel that to successfully carry on money for the alary of a director must be guaranteed and voters will be asked on december 1 1 to approve a grant of 2500 from the town to take care of this it is important to remember that while j the vote b for 2500 only twothirds of this amount 1666 will come dirtectly from the pockets of thefatepayers the balance is rebated to the town from theprovincial government we intend to vote yes in the plebiscite we can think of no sett re on v666 thanthe health and wellbeing of huridrsl8oyojijjgoeonl6 who are learn ing sportsmanship and developingtheir physical and mental qualities because of the work of grc why why why the midland free press herald has some pertinent comment about mixing alcohol and driving which ev ery drinking driver should consider one doesnt have to be a teetotaller to realize that the only place alcohol fits in with a car is in the radiator read the following and think it over rule g of the north american railways makes it an offence for any employee to drink while on duty yet trains run on steel rails aeroplane companies forbid pilots to fly within 24 hours of taking an alcoholic drink yet copilots are available to take over the controls in case of emergency canadian automobile drivers with nothing to guide their course and no codrivers are legally free to drink and drive no one is allowed to take charge of a railway loco motive without years of experience- and training no one is permitted to pilot a passenger plane without a thorough and arduous series of examinations and hundreds of hours of flying experience an automobile drivers licence can be secured in cun following a most casual examination or in some provinces by merely sending a dollar or two through the mail yet while railway engineers and aeroplane pilots are forbidden to drink and drive there is no similar re striction on a car driver traffic on the railways is regulated by persona other than the locomotive engineers traffic on the airways is rcgulatedl persons oth er than the pilots traffic on the highways is almost entirely controlled by individual car drivers yet a railway cnginier and a pilot cannot drink arid drive but a car operator can why pot pourri winter storms did terrific damage in the i 1 million area but 1y1 georgetown tliote who love this season got t only the good things i lots of flakey snow crisps cool air and a christmas card atmosphere everywhere mer chants will lie happy for theres nothing like n good now to promote holiday buying wouldnt it be a wonderful show of interest on the pirt of voters if there was an overflow crowd at next mondays nomin ation meeting that would be real headline news no local winners yet in the telegram jackpot contest which is broadcast each evening from toronto so far mrs e dickenson glen curren and joe marchment t bar been unable to give the proper answer when called 19 identify the jigsaw picture a fast job of snow jeft main street bare for saturday shoppers ls enow was gone by monday noon stormy weather didnt keep the rebekah christmas fair from being a huge success the booths were sold out hefore five oclock the ladies had some moments of panic when a fuse blew out and delayed arrange- menta supper but it was worth waiting for and huge quantities of chicken alaking soon disappeared the 5050 club is giving a preview of their 3act com edy tonight in norval parish hall prior to its presenta tion here on friday christmas windows are appear- ing all along mairr street dont forgetonly 21 shop ping days till chrmtmas reports are that another local business wilr change hands early next month a glimpse at the comrnehcialdisplays plant located m the old paper mill finds thftm starting into production at present they are producing filing cabinets two-bur- ijer stoves witj ovens as well as a line pf industrial chemicals and mail bag locks in a few weeks we will give a detailed account of the industry in the news col umns an ill wind blows somebody good and fjriday was no exception taxi firms were deluged with calls and tow cars from the garages were seen everywhere writing in the clinton newsrecord mba says there is a difference in attitude between men 4ind women when they are delegates to a convention- with the women their first duty is gaining the information for which they came and the social side is worked in as best they can in the case of gentlemen we would say from observation over the years that it is almost the opposite wonder to whom mba who is the edi tors wife could be referring maybe we shouldnt mention it but have you noticed some changes in the herald these past few weeks several have already remarked on them column rules have been elimina ted on all the pages as well as some of the small rules which used to be inserted under the headings in the news columns it gies clearerreproduction and the illusion of more space between columns we hae been concentrating too on more and smaller news items with larger headings the world today moves at a fast pace and even a weekly news paper must keep up with the times men in iniform ron edmunds tells of army trip west a letter sent by pte ron ed munds to hi parents tells some interesting locts ibout his trip uest to fort leu is washington pte edmunds with his brother allan lb a member of the royal canadian regiment which is in camp in the suites alter taking in itial training at pctawawa as a member of the canadian specie force recruited to serve with the united nations forces in korea pte edmunds writing on the train while en route through the rockies says the trip was made via winnipeg with stops at oil the main cities where the troops were allow ed oft the train for a bit of exercise hen writing the troop train had been going all day through the mountains and was in the okanagan valley through which the columbia river threads the letter told of the fish and the game which abound in the area i iks so tame that the passage of the tram did not fnghttn them and thousinds of wild ducks many suuiim r rcsoru arc dotted through tin alli he ins much impres sed with tht countrj and hopes to ibit it as a civilian when his army macs repair service licenced mechanic 20 years experience on cars and tracks 24 hour towing service winterize your car now glen williams ncxt to variety shop phone 4rs day er night dont steal your christmas ttcc off your neighbours lawn 500 nursery grown trees on the lot beside deluxetaxi mill street watch for them simmons ckw santa su00s that you take advantage of sir mow convenient c pl there are no cairrying charge and you can pay a tittle as 00 v monthly simmons jewellers georgetown phone 536 main street term is oer he would make upjatit whan i the temperature had been down troops reached camp to five below zero but as the train approached the ocean it was get ting warmer pte edmunds said one wrd of that there had been no church par- uminum production used ade on the train but the padre said uc ms way into tha struction trade directory dr j burns milne xrav a dental surgeon georgetown phone so dr clifford reid ids dds dentist telephone 410 main street georgetown lever and hosmn chartered aeeenatante successor to jenkins and hardy 1805 metropolitan bids 44 victoria street toronto el b1s1 leroy dale kc m sybil bennett kc mill street barristers and solicitor 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