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the georgetown herald wednesday january 2 1952 peaches 2 35 najf ntu tomato juice 15 urmi vaiurr tra etrr green bgajislhty ma irhitiin choice peas ur 19 najht wum- yuiu wstasch infant foods 3 29 quaxfrtjxts 38 ejuuunom evjriullk- 17 uumautusm eeu tomatcrsoup 13 piitj iccttacic grapefruit a for 25c mjkorma grapes 2 lb 27c oranges doi 39c head lettuce 25c spinach i9oz25c oumieu trout uuirte ml iwuhii tofrrm mixed picklis v 26- wjuuue cihmiss ajjuc 229l vain facuu kleenex mahst kzt 2c 43 in rta riua icnuilio ocamftl ml of tea bags su 67 su 34 unfttaoid ih wamt1bi wa mr highest mar 11 psicat tor urdae1 t pnaaagai- fur a a i alls tag ord iiati o it rv i n thgritftf friday ltrta ja irai 4t 4 lincoln auto body is now known as lincoln motors and body repair dodge desoto parts and service all work done by licensed mechanics al zeravlev walter mozil body and fender perc olney motor- mechanic phone 464 wesleyan street beside odfeuowttiall terra cotta terra cotta people celebrsle new years c as 1 their custommjr new years eve n group of terra cotta people celebrated with a parly whlch this year was lield at the home of w f hunjor euchre a slnasong nd wpper were tkemalri items of the w r evenlngwhlch lasted into jthe wee riittits hours first prises at cards ijsrortwon by mrs arthur bhodes itwttl jaakvmiirphjr nd seconds vby k jijiavsjifir jerry mecrea svwi rjkt vto nomit thi- draw for prizes in a lucky draw sponsored by the boys ball club wn mmle on december 22nd ul rhodes store first prlie an el- pctrichot plate was won by mrsi robert reeve debraetownrwho had ticket 1w second prise a clock was won by mrs jcnn mcdonald eor- gotown with wiiuot- 14q prliqwln- norjr are asked to phone ox r 24 to pick up their prizes on docombor 20th the ladles of the thlmblo club served supper to thvvulajfe children iztout sal somo forty children attended and onjoyeda christmas concert after wws r- thatjilrnhliitffltlsauy the editors corner a new year its hard to realize that another year has come and gone so fast and that we are already writing 1952 the start of a new year always inspires some re trospect as well as some looking a what did we do in 1 95 1 that was art improvement on past years what dove jlan to dp in 1952 that will be a further improvement three new herald features com to mind which have created a better paper the addition of twocolum- nists mrs william korzackahd mia wilms stull who supply us with news from glen williams and silver- wood have rounded put the diwrict news which also inclucles columns by mrs mary baily for stewarttown mrs john bellboddy for ashgrove mrs j p kirkwpod for ballinafnd and mrs eves for terra cotta an un fortunate illness has hampered mrs j e makwell who did such a good j6b of reporting for the norval district and we are hopeful that she wij14se able to continue her column in the months ahead the other new columl is a review of new books at the library which is prepared by board chairman j l lambert and we are quite sure that it is enjoyed by readers and will have beneficial ef fects lo the library board too what can we do this year to improve a column of news of post years is ope thing we hope toaccom- plish furt coverage of district news with correspon- 1 dence hti hornby is another aim increased use of pictures though there are economic factors here which preclude using as many a we would like emphasis on the social and personarcolumn to which we have given a great deal of attention in 1951 the year will mark a milestone for the herald when we move to larger quarters this month it will increase efficiency as well as provide better quality in the paper ind commercial printing departments- a new newspaper press will eliminate certain mechanical defi ciencies in reproduction and a foldina machine will make the finished product more attractive two new printing presses for uc in commercial printing will give a better product and al the same time faster service so it is that we look forward to another year we know we won t move mountains twelve years in the editors chair have shown how fast lime goes and how many ideas get side tracked in the weekly rush of pro ducing a newspaper but we will be doing our lest to give a good product and to make the herald a pleasant paper lo read big stories of 1951 noting canadian press reports of the top news slories of 1952 we leafed through the yearly file of henrlds to pick out what made the news headlines in the georgetown district last year for world news canadian press chose i mac- arthur dismissal 2 british election 3 and 4 the kings operation and the iranian crisis tied 5 kor- ean truce negotiations 6 trouble in egypt for canadian news the following were chosen r i royal tour 2 allcanada seaway decision- 3 cana das fighting record in korea 4 three rivers bridge collapse 5massey report 6 ste gunegonde fire choice of the above was madcly comparing lists submitted by daily newspaper editors we will not make an attempt to grade tie georgetown news but here are what wecdnsider were the top ten ncavs stor ies which appeareckm the herald sale of wartime houses to seventy tenants hydro substation accident in which 4yearold terry kennedy received bad burns the municipal election in which jack armstrong defeated mayor harold cleave deaths of ron edmunds and ken norton in battle action in korea and of gordon mcdonald in an air crash in england the hornby twister which caused thousands of dollars properly damage shorter hours and sone lay at the smith and stone plant y elimination of the raiders by milton in the spring hockey playoffs resignation of georgetown recreation commis sion after a dispute with council about a fvjnd grant announcement of the new ford plant atoakville election of stan hall by- a large majority in the provincial election potpourri georgetowns snow removal was praised in a globe of mail- article this week a picture of market street appeared along with pictures of other toronto suburban municipalities there have been favourable remarks from travellers about the good condition of u car streets compared witfc thostfof the cities what to dp with one and a half million dollars is the problem facing ndmihiatratotttstthe winnipeg flood relief fund after all claims were paid even to damage suf- fered to automobil th sum was left over those in charge6f the fund are ma quandary for they cannot retupjthe money and they tjont know what worthy cause togive it to ybung ooriajd son of rev and mrs alex calder vvirsajgorneiwhat bumpered in eating christmas dirmetadn the sunday before tte ell aitthir verandah steps getting a nasty gashtnthewjipwhieh requiredseveral stitches to close -he- iail dick chchtort has left the eng1neeringtaff of smitmtr i4tir- iiiirisjssfcsrrajtfita hjwijbiamtahbajb rsco 6 tmmmmmmaagtmia nielsen jla tsrssssbsssw dfttmuss totpjkttbt not yssjc x pt lsdy attwulaal 0i osvfetswa dft cutford wjd c w sayers a v jsl ysrrxaatmuw o arststrissiffi fnj- vackm u dr j burns milne xasvy dbttai armowkv osa s m faibjsh ro orroixmat simmoos jaweuars oeoraetown phooe 5m langdoo aylswordt banistsas sad ssoiemora katariss i ubue oaortetaaa mar uoaraaqb uonxy to loan cmoeas reory thsatrs bills mil st phsaa saw o laroy dala kg m syfca baanatt kc barrtatars sad ffrtllrltssi mili ramr owrtstosra 1 1 james fmcnabb barrister solicitor notary public norton bid main strut tclephoosssa r m bell raclstsrad optemeuist phone m r 12 dun wm broughton masseur dally 10 m to t p-m- xxctt wedoasday phooe s9m murdock 8t monuments pollock c campbell r wstss- st north o a l t deaifbs on rsquaot phokv sow iassmct our work in orssbw cetnetery d m timbers licensed puul1c accountant ptione 654 norton block main st frank petch licensed auctioneer prompt service phone jdi georgetown po box 13 lever hoskin chartered aceeoataats successors to jenkins and hardy 1905 metropolitan bids 44 victoria si toroato eltnsi consult j a willoughby sons for comrtbte real estate service head office toronto lit yonge st ad 003 cltr and ceuntrr neaaes karaas and small aereuea a industrial and business properties tom hewson is your local rep phone 332w radio repairing we specialize in this work 20 years experience j sanford son phone geerfetown mw g f macroatie member of instrruti of aocred1teu public aooountants brampton os queen st w pi on m d w coombe aoermlted public accountant rrttterl indutrul aeihlanunu burlington 305 brant st phone 5614 ujl town as usual ltcol john r barber and officers of the lorne scots regiment had a stag at home ntjjwyeotladay t brampton armouries several mem bers of trie egivnent and their friends from georgetown attended heavy snow caused considerable damage to roofs and houses last week when aaunseasonable mild spell came there are several reports of wallpaper and plaster damage in town at stewarttown theroof on a 75 foot poultry building collapsed luckily none of hip prize show poultry wal lost but extensive repairs are needed to thetuilding a smaller poultry house at ltcol gordon browns home on the stewarttown road was also damaged friends here will bo sorry to hear that a former resident treff imbleau hada sex- ious heart attack mr imblenu who is an executive of the kennedy firm inqwen sound was in new orlearis- on business he was flown home tostcatharinesand latest reports are jhat he is making a favourable recov- e i stewarttown mi1iight communion t at st johns church v a widnunt service of holy cdm- munlon wss hold ln st johns t ehufoh monday night cnrljtmasevs 9kk svrttood mandsnea srsjrirbshssceruitwillr7rt the first unto for i ml6umihiva sjfsimiijotlr and donald spent chrlvtmu with mrsv lawsons mraher pedsn at balsrood mr arid mr jsclc joequsune and baby john toawho mi smawtf wiuutsiin it