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4 the georgetown herald wednesday oct 31 1951 page 8 the georgetown herald serving the communities of i georgetown glen williams norval umebouse hornby stewabttqwn balltnafad a8hgrove terra ootta subscription rate 300 a year single copies e sach advertising rates quoted on application walter c biehn publisher and editor s t a f f garfield l mcgilvray leslie m cjaik corey jlerringtoh jr re broomhead the herald is printed each wednesday afternoon in the office on main street georgetown authorized as second class mail postoffice dept ottawa member of the canadian weekly newspapers association and the ontarioquebec division of the cwna y the editor corner winniefs back the british elections with plenty of issues be tween the socialists and conservatives took the spot light from the ontario election last week it was a hot fight between the attlee government and the old party still led by winston churchill britains wartime leader and whatever a canadians political stripe there was a thrill to see churchill back at the helm again always v seemed an ungrateful tribute from a country which he led to victory in war tossing him out when the war was over though at this distance it is hard for an outsider to evaluate the english political scene the elections have shown that england is sharply divided on the type of government which its people de sire the industrial areas are socialist strongholds while the rural ridings are predominantly conservative and england is roughly divided fiftyfifty at opposite ends of economic thinking a daily newspaper humorist has suggested that it was the liberals who really won in england for they dont have to make any of the deci sions or face any of the criticism which any govern ment in power must at this critical time in britains his tory elections here too there is no sign yet of any major issues on the ontario political scene so far the campaign of all three parties has been clean and there has been no per sonal mudslinging and a minimum of party skuldug gery the conservatives seem content to rest on their laurels of the last few years with few promises of any new- policies walter thomsons liberals have scared up a few party planks including a hospital aid plan which has been getting raked over the coals by some papers because it suggests that although everyone will contribute in taxes those in most need of medical aid will have hospital preference the liberals have also made some promises about lowering the gasoline tax the ccf as must always be with a more radical party cannot concentrate completely on opposing the party in power but must also disassociate themselves with the other opposition party thereby losing some effect iveness in their arguments party leader e b jolliffe is making the most of government delay in helping municipal housing the policy for which was announ ced some m ago locally the conservatives are the only group that have shown signs of active local organization and pub licity their campaign room is well posted with adver tising material and the executive is planning some pub lic meetings however we expect the other parties will be on the job soon too in case some qf the newer resi- dents are in doubt candidates in halton are stan hall hornby farmer and present member in the legislature dr deans an oakville dentist who got a lot of liberal support in the last election and came close to ousting mr hall from office and ccf angus langille oakville plumber who is a newcomer to the game one of them will be haltons new mpp on november 22nd pot pourri adam gaw young canadian tenor who appeared recently in recital in georgetown as well as at knox anniversary services and at the lome scots church parade is proving quite popular in the district last sunday he was soloist at anniversary services in brrfrnp- ton presbyterian church turkey dinners are cer tainly proving popular this fall the first local one was at knox church last wednesday and some of the fu ture ones include dinners planned by st pauls church at norval bethel united church the local credit mas- onic lodge and the legion memorial dinner linotypist les clark reports that between legion and lodge af fairs he will eat no less than five turkey dinners in the next two weeks which is something of a record the local progressiveconservative organization has rented the new herald building until election day and has already dressed up the window with advertising material for candidate stan hall the poppy day com mittee is also having space in the show window next next week we believe one former georgetowner misses the old town a note from mabt hauptmann whose address is now r r 2 mt chesney says not to be too surprised to see him back in georgetown some day he reports picking 200 ripe raspberries a month ago and another 25 cast week a nostalgic radio sholv is eddie cantors new sunday night program on an american network eddie plays a few old recordings- and gives anecdotes about some of the famous names mimow business sunday night for instance we heard john barrymores famous hamlet soliloquy al jolson v an old yiddish song rudy vallees tavern in town in which he broke down and laughed and ashgrove family gathering for 15th wedding anniversary a happy family gathering took place at the home of mr and mrs thomas giften last friday evening in honour of mr and mrs t a leslie marion giften of streets- ville on their 15th wedding anniver- sary mr and mrs robert cunning ham attended the wedding of his ntece in toronto last friday evening and the reception in kilcooley gar dens in mimico happy birthday- to sandra tindale who was- ten years old bn monday her parents had a birthday dinner for her on s henryhlfelfant pictured in his uniform as a mmber of the belgiab resis- ance movement during the war henry helfant is one of geor getowns new merchants a few weeks ago with his father he opened a clothing store which he is calling henrys cutrate store it is located in the cordaro building church news georgetown baptist church rev a j barker ba bd sunday nov 4th 1951 1000 church school classes for all 1100 the light that failed 700 service withdrawn that we might join the anniversary ser vice at st johns united church st johns inited church rev john m smith minister norman laird director of music sunday school 10 am nursery class for children 24 years par ents bring your child to sunday school anniversary services ii am and 7 pm rev o p hossieb a bd trinity united church kitchener will be the guest speaker at both servicoi st johns family night monday im j m come to your churchs biithdny party s jrorjrs church archdeacon v c o thompson rector st geoi ge- ninelx ninth anniv ersary imth sunday alter trinity sunday school in no i m holy communion w a corpor ate 1 i ik a m kv ensoul 7 00 n ni the sound mm ic canterbury will be slime in sunday school itar- ents invited st albans church iun williams jth sunday after trinity matins and litany 9 30 am sunday school hi n am norval and union presbyterian churches hev l a royal ba norval 2 pm sunday school 3 pm public worship union 10 am sunday school 1 1 am public worship knox llmehonse presbyterian churches rev alex calder ba bd knox 10 am sunday school 11 ajn public worship nursery school will begin sun- da november 4th during the mtr- vice of worship llmehouse 130 pm sunday school 230 pm public worship norval charge of the dnlted chorea rev alex cowan ba nerval 1s0 pm sunday scbool 230 pm public worship glen williams t30 pjnr sunday school 700 pm public worship norval hornby stewarttown anglican churches rev j e maxwell ba lth st pauls norval 730 pm evensong except 1st sunday in month holy communion 1100 am st stephens hornby 1100 am morning prayer except 1st sunday in month evensong at 300 pm st johns stewarttown 10 am morning prayer except 1st sunday in month evensong 730 pm holy cross church rev fr v j morgan 1st 3rd 5th sundays mass at 11 am 2nd 4th sundays mass at 900 am mr and mrs thomas fisher of georgetown and mr and mrs al- bert hunter arid daughters marlon margaret and lois of freeman were sunday visitors with mr and mrs frank wilsonand marilyn congratulations to mr and mrs james carney on the birth of their third daughter trie young people held their meet ing on sunday evening at the home of barbara and ralph cunningham elmer and marion bird with thetr grandfathcr mr wilf fisher pent ihe weekend at flint michigan with their uncle and aunt mr and mrs john fisher our anniversary services will be this sunday november 4th at elev en oclock in the morning and eight in the evening special speakers and special music ballinafad auxiliary bids farewell to member moving away a pleasant social gathering was held at the home of mrs mclaugh lin on wednesday night when mrs c mccluskey was presented with a leather bound bible and hynnary by the afternoon and evening aux iliary and associate members mrs f w short ill was in charge of the priiitiiim a solo by mrs kidney was much appreciated readings were given by mrs esse mcfnery and mr- flibb and mrs r mcfnery marie harbour conducted an inter- eling contest mrs shortill spoke a few words expressing regret at mrs micluskeys departure from the conr unity she has been a very valued member of the wms tunch w i ria ed and a social ime en- loyed over the tea cups the wms me at the home of mrs jesse mcfnery for then- octo ber meeting the worship service was led by the president mrs f short ill a bible iii7 was conduc ted by mrs mckay and the roll call was answered by a thanksgiv ing wise the topic on home mis sions was in charge of mrs jesse mcfnery describing the different ways our home mission work is carried on namely by boat sunday school by mail and radio also stu dent ministers whose work is var ied and interesting many new churchjes and manses are needed across the dominion where new communities have sprung up this will call for norc ministers ajid sunday school teachers it was de cided to purchase the canada book shelf our sympathy is extended to mrs h cook and family in their recent bereavement miss kdthryn gibb of gait was a weekend visitor at the manse ktewartown chickenpox curtails halloween fun plans the childrens usual fun at hal loween will be curtailed this year by chicken pox some of them have been very sick it will be a pleas ure to see thciy around again welcome back to the editor of chatting we have missed your column susan canham chose just as i am for the opening hymn at jun ior wa last week susan also con ducted the worship service we re membered our saturday pledge the children of our missionaries the busy period was sewing on layettes the wa held a quilting at mrs c fmiths home thursday donald lawson of oac was home over the weekend mr and mrs will lawson and beth of toronto were visitors with mrs lawson sunday mr and mrs p r bally and ste phen of islington visited with mrs bally sunday afternoon congratulations to mr and- mrs john bird who celebrated their gol den wedding last week st johns guild held a successful bazaar in the township hall satur day mrs wray of georgetown held the winning ticket on the beautiful li i thejecord company issued it as a novelty a week ago helen morgan fannie brice and moran and mack the two black crows had the spotlight and next week we are promised sir harry lauder belle bak and van schenk georgetown still continues to grow and several houses are under contraction this fall the chatting columnist will keep you up with that news v directory nielsen the chiropractor drugless therapist 37th year of practice lady attendant mon tues fri 25 pjn wed sat 25 and 8b pjn over dominion store georgetown phone 1hw dr clifford reid ljx djx dkntot telephone 410 jfain street c w say era d vjk vxtdukuuiiam gueiph stem opposite armstrongs oeraat phone 11 dr j burns milne xbay dental surgeon georgetown phono so m fairish rxx opt omitiui simmons jewellers georgetown phone 8m langdon aylsworth barristers and solicitors notaries public kenneth m langdon 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repairing we specialize in this work 26 years experience i j sanford son phone georgetown s4w g f macrostie member institute of accredited public accounts brampton 98 cueen st w phone 4m try an advertisement in this column for desired ijv aids thailands health campaign yawa crippling and angurhigsea js childhood has bean for years the ifeourge of tauibd in order ta tackle the problem in a countrywide basis ihaxbal gofpuibmat recently called for united nanwald a jowgionf of tjn1cep and thejn world health organisation to thailand to train local personnel andprorift medical supplies here a uniobpwho pnbtte he a croup ef children to an open abr eltale jta the tagtoa afj 4m quilt the members of the guild te wish to thank everyone who helped paper are sultgiibs to make it a success i mi