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the ceoroetown herald wednesday evening july 8th 1953 paob the georgetown herald serving the oamnumlues of georgetown glen williams nokval ltmehotjse hornby 8xewakttown baixinafad a8hgrovk terra cotta f subscrlpuon rte 300 a year single copies 8c each advertising rates quoted on application walter c btjshn publisher and editor garfield l hcgllvray leslie m clark corey herrlngton jr reg broomhoad the herald is printed each wednesday in the office on main street georgetown authorized as second class mail poet office detvt ottawa member of the canadian weeklr4tewspepera association and the ontarioquebec dlviakm of the cwja tips can be helpful a member of the chamber of commerce suggests that private citizens can help more than they know m contacting possible future georgetown industries at present the chamber and the indus trial committee of council pursue all leads and both have voluminous correspondence which so far has led to nothing concrete in the way of new industry this chamber member thinks we are going at the problem backwards for by the time it is published knowledge that a firm is going to move to another location or build another branch plans are fairly well finalized the time to act is while plans are sjtill in the rumpur stage here is where every one of us can help we all have friends in various ontario towns and m the states perhaps in casual conver sation or in letters they tell us that they hear suchandsuch a firm is going to do such-and- such a thing of course these rumours are not always correct but it is true that often the story is known by word of mouth long before the actual decisions have been made by mr big he suggests that each time one of us hears a rumour no matter how flimsy that he report it either to industrial chairman doug sargent of the town council or to the chamber of commerce these leads could then be followed up and who knows you might be responsible for starting a chain of events which will lead to that elusive new georgetown industry its worth a try something new road signs halton now has two townships which have adopted road signs trafalgar was the first township to erect signs on all road intersections recently nas- sagaweya followed suit this is a progressive step which it is hoped will be followed in fu ture by esquesing and nelson of course the plan has its drawbacks pot pourri mr and mrs sam penrice and family moved on monday into the house on albert street which they recently purchased mr and mraverncrawiord have been tenants of the house which was built by cyril brandford the crawfords will live m the penrice home on mcnabb st those who saw the bramp ton centennial parade will be interested to know that w o brownridge of t6wn had a hand in decorating the float which peel agri cultural society entered mr and mrs w j hiller who moved from town to streetsville a few years ago are now living at lynden another former georgetowner mrs h c lewis and daughter suzanne are away on a trip to mexico sidewalk improvements continue to be of primary interest to pedes trians a badly needed new section has been laid along a portion of queen street near the station local businessman leo reimer proprietor of leos electric service smashed his truck in an accident last week and was slightly injured himself with a couple of cracked ribs the accident happened when he was driving from town to his home at vic toria seems odd that st albans church in the glen is sinking a well on the property when in the spring the church is troubled with too much water from the floods however it isnt of the drinking variety printing of voters lists and other printing connected with the federal election makes the herald a busy place these days there will be some bigger papers than usual too for the next month with three candidates and three parties trying hardtowin the election in halton new clerks in both the local banks pauline tyers former bell tel girl is at the royal bank and belle leslie is with the bank of corn- there are people who like to get slightly lost on a sunday drive gives one more of the pioneer spirit to not be sure where they are heading but for those with methodical minds the naming system is certainly wonderful af ter all we can still get lost in peel and wel lington merce we hear news of a former com merce junior jim vandervoort who left the bank when he was here to go west jim is back in ontario again and with therbankrthis time at the atwood oranch someone wants to know why the papermill continues to blow its whistle each morning at 645 and 7 when shift workers all go to work at 630 of course he might be biased being a nearby resident who like that extra half hours sleep in the morning we talked recently with a stratford man who had a dream he thinks the water scarcity in western ontario will ev entually be acute because of the heavy influx of industry and thinks the government should investigate the possibility of creating a huge artificial lake on level land in that area which could be fed by gravity to almost the whole section from there to toronto his idea is to pipe water fom lake huron into the lake and operate is as a public utility like hydro jim taylor of kelmscott farms says we un- erstated his swine sale in a recent issue the sale set an alltime north american record for the breed and exceeded many times the previous canadian record it was the second highest record in north america for all breeds and a single animal brought nearly twice the highest previous price in canada thats what the man said with vacation season here why not give the editor a break and phone in your personals about your visits and visitors we spend the summer listening to every stray conversation and making notes about when people are going away but there are dozens we never even hear about were always plea sed to hear from you at no 8 in office hours and 65 1 after hours ixth church news st georges cnnrelr- arcbdeacon w g o thompson rector sunday after trinity 7 holy communion 800 ajn sunday school 1000 ajn matins 11 00 ajn evensong 7 00 p m sunday school picnic on saturday cars and busses lea ving- church for stanley park erin at 1 oclock st albas chorea glen wuuaaas sixth sunday after trraity holy communion 930 ajn st johns united chnrch rev john m smith minister norman laird director of music sunday school 10 am holy communion 11am nursery 11 ajn junior worship 11 ajjn georgetown baptist church rev a j barker ba bd sunday july 12th 1953 10 00 am church school 1100 ajn light that enligh tens 7 00 pjn oliver cromwell text n arval pastoral chars unite charoa br c g gilbert war the month of july norval will kb norval presbyt l at 10 am and glen wh- ana union presbyterian rsfttji tm rev alex j calder bj bd mrs edgar gowland atcm organist and choir leader mr joseph young cariuonaur kawx caareh church school 10 ajn public worship ikoo am pc nominee speaker at many meetings local lawyer sybil bennett the conservative candidate in the fed eral election on august 10th is busy attending meetings about the coun ty these days last week she spoke at meetings in nelson oakville and milton and on last friday night she spoke to a capacity crowd in the anglican parish hall in acton at a euchre and dance the hon t l ken nedy former premier of ontario and longtime minister of agricul ture was guest speaker there on monday night of this week miss bennett spoke at a meeting in bronte and last night at a euchre and social held in limehouse com munity hall postponed a week hold st john picnic postponed from the previous week because of rain st johns united church picnic was held on thurs day at stanley park erin a full program of sports was car ried out and a picnic supper and swimming were also features of the annual picnic winners in the races and con tests included boys 78 paul stamp girls 8 rtobert hawes boys 910 darwm tost girls 910 margaret foster comic race ann hyde and bud gibbs mens balloon race jack runham girls balloon race loia denhain boys balloon race lynne hyde cinderella race mrs em hyde blair armstrong lifesaver barbara kinrade tommy forgrave nursery rhyme karen norton darwin tost ladies shoe kicking mrs bob harris saturday monday july 1113 desperadoes in technicolor randolph scott glenn ford plus frankie laine in make believe ballroom 1 farm news hay wheat crop heavy inhalton good progress was made the early part of last week in handling some of the 1953 hay crop and what a crop no one should go short of hay this year hay balers would appear to be the popular way of taking off the crop certainly un der present conditions with the shortage of labour it is about the only solution on many farms as one drives through the county ev erything points to a heavy crop as indicated previously the hay crop is excellent the same is true of the fall wheat and in general prospects point to a better than average crop of spring grain during the past week considerable of the corn crop was finally planted while very ideal for quiqk germination and who knows we may still get a fair crop of corn directory alfred j bishop certified public accountant main st georgetown phone 654 successor to a j crandell norval hornby stewarttown chnrch of england rev j a maxwell ba lth st pauls chore norval 730 pjn evensong except 1st sunday of the month 1100 am holy communion st stephens charon hornby 1100 ajn morning service except 1st sunday of the month 3 00 pjn evensong st johns church stawarttewa 1000 ajn morning service except 1st sunday of th month 730 pjn evensong farm news usda forecasts former pig crops results of the u s da spring pig survey released flh june 22nd indi cate that the number of pigs saved this spring from december to june farrowings totalled 50 7 million head this was 10 per cent leas than a year ago 5 percent below the 19471949 average and the smal lest spring crop since 1948 according to the regular quarter ly survey of the cda marketing service hog marketings during the fourth quarter ot this year will show a decrease of 21 9 per cent from the same period last year fbi western canada the estimated de cline is 13 percent and for eastern canada 29 per cent on the basis of this forecast marketings during the october december period this year would average 131700 compa red to 168600 last year the hogbarley ratio which ex presses the number of bushels of barley 100 lbs of live hog will buy averaged 19 4 in may 1953 compared to 17 4 in 1952 202 in 1951 and 15 0 in 1950 the present ratio is the highest since the 212 average in september 1951 early in june this year the ration had climbed to slightly over 21 0 present hogfeed margin along with the demand and relatively high price being paid for weanling pigs would indicate that farmers may now be throwing hog production in to higher gear again after an uphill climb in 1952 monuments pollock campbell 43 water st- north oali design on request phone 204s nielsen the chiropractor dimsleei tkeimbt nth vw of practice lady attendant hon turn rrt 2- pjn wed sat 25 and 80 pjn 4 dr clifford reid lds djds dentist telephone 410 georgetown l frank fetch licensed auctioneer prerspt serrloe phone 21 georgetown po box 413 dr j burns milne xray dental surgeon gmwtmn radio repairing we specialize in this work 26 years experience j sanford son phone georgetown s4w dr john kerby practice or dwtistby xray telephone 202 lealn street georgetown c w sayers dvm veterinarian guelph street opposite armstrongs gang phone 11 norman gunn deeter at snrgleal chlrepea foot specialist arab correction ii mat st s bra ins hbura by spot toes st thurs only s m faibish ro optometrist smmotu jcrweqers georgetown phone 536 hary craaa rc chorea rev ft v j morgan 1st 3rd and 5lb sundays mass at 11 am 2nd and 4th sundays mass at 9 ajn zton tabernacle rev f m fletcher services each sunday at 11 and 730 pm sunday school 9 45 pjn we welcome you church school public worship 130 ajsv- 2so m gospel service a full gospel service will be con ducted at 9 arietta street this sun day 11 ajn rev edwin t holt of the christian missionary alliance in canada will bring the message 10 am sumlarschool cornel ah we bring your nerval an union piuibytrlsn churches rev g lockhart royal 1000 sum kami praise service 1000 ajn 1115 ajn- vale sabbath school praise service lawaiorighbt sons ookpijer real estate sebt1ce bead omcx toronto ms baj sl em 3os04 cttf sad oeamtrr he tom hewson georgetown s32w walter fidler 6 r 4 leroy dale qc m syba bennett qc barrister and solicitor georgetown james f mcnab barrister soucjtoh notary public norton bidg main street telephone 4m lever hoston i nd haray 10v mtiuyellai bide barrister anb notart tobuo first mortgage money to loon kobtjt gnbetafcfb wsmmgbsrf bn