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three roomed school planned at norval temporary boom at kkcreation centre growth of the suburban norval area will be reflected in a new threeroom public school which will be ready for occupancy within the next year tenders for the new school were opened at a recent meeting of the board of esquesing school area no 1 which administers the business of this and several other township schools successful tenderer is the georgetown flfm of j b macken zie and son which has already contracted to build the new 4room addition on georgetown high school r and the new 7room acton high school r the mackenzie tender of 55000 da subject to some downward revis ions for changes in plans which will pare the cost of the building somewhat barnett rieder kitchener and toronto firm of architects have de signed the school it will be built mainly on the present school prop erty but adjoining property has also been purchased from the laldlaw estate to be added to the school grounds cost of the school equip ment will be about 63000 it is es timated the old building will not be used when the new one is com pleted but will be kept in reserve ifor future needs the mackenzie tender was one of six received meanwhile the board is faced with the problem of accommodating an overflow number of students in the present 2room building in sep tember last year norval and stewarttown senior grades were ta ken by bus to georgetown where they were taught inthenew wrig- glesworth public school this room is needed locally this year and the township pupils must find other quarters v the school area board has decided to equip one of the buildings at norval recreation centre for this purpose on a temporary basis until the new school is ready showers at walkerton gxielph for bride a saturday brideelect who will be a georgetown resident was hon oured by friends in walkerton and guebph who held showers for her she is hazel 4lsk reg n who was married to robert hall in knox presbyterian church walkerton on july 20th miss marianne mc- gulivray entertained at her home queen street guelpiu- when the graduate staff of guelph general hospitals gathered to honour the bridettfbe miscellaneous gifts were presented to miss fisk who is a 1952 graduate of the school of nursing at the hospital mrs mary pletsch and mrs edna procknow were hostesses at the procknow home in walkerton last wednesday when friends and neigh bors gathered for a miscellaneous shower a gaily decorated wagon of gifts was drawn in by joan and kay leslie woyearold twin daughters of mr and mrs bob les lie fifty guests attended the party you cant go by appearances the other fellow may be wearing his poker face too london free press goalie sensational as hgs win in overtime backed up by the sensational goal tending of freddie cuthbert and displaying the best brand of lacrosse they have shown all season the georgetown ngs edged the acton rams 98 in overtime in an inter mediate ola fixture at the arena wednesday night acton- looked much the better club in the opening period and out- scored the locals 52 the ngs came out fighting in the second per iod and showing some nice passing fired in four unanswered tallies to edge into a 65 lead at the half georgetowns sixth goal was the nicest effort of the night five men handling the ball on a crisscross passing play that ended with mod el isn firing tho ball into the net from the edge of the crease each team scored twice in the third stanza and the ngs hung on to their slim one goal lead watkins of acton scored the only goal of the fourth quarter to dead lock the count 8all at end of regu lation time in the overtime acton almost scored or the first play but cuthbert made a clever save on a shot by smith when he was in all atone with lessthan three min utes to go caruso scored the clinch er for the ngs on a partially screened drive to the top corner acton presed hard in the final minutes but cuthbert kicked out their best efforts len caruso paced the ngs with jour markers george grasby scor ed three zeke mccandless and scotty moddison singles for the rams normle young in goal was a standout watkins and smith led the acton scores with a hattrick apiece and krapeck scored a pair sh your liberal candidate do you realize over 2000000 comes back to halton county each year in family allowances and old age pensions without any forms of means test vote murray mcphail halton county liberal association murray mephatl you will be marking your ballot next monday and through this sim ple democratic process you will re cord your personal opinion of the governments efforts to make this county and canada a pleasant pros perous and secure place in which to live and to raise our families that is actually what the election means but too often i believe such a decision becomes clouded and confused by too many politicians making deliberate dedicated at tempts to bewilder the ordinary person no statement is too wild no accusation top strong to dis credit honest efforts of the party doing the job election promises mount up and can be counted by every platform appearance or place visited during the campaign each promise of course is designed to please the particular audience of the moment in addition to bridges for quebec and a dam for western canada mr drew has c boon p at the present time the people in halton county benefit each year by 2000000 in old age pensions and family allowances no one knows how much of that amount would go to help mr drew cut the national budget the liberal administration has pioneered in providing social secur ity and it is now blazing a trail to ward national health insurance health insurance has been high in the liberal administrations prog- rains to be undertaken but prema ture adoption of any scheme with out careful study and extensive sur veys would have doomed it and probably buried it for years to come when health insurance is introdu ced by the liberal administration and that day is not too distant you will know that it is the best possible program designed to meet the needs and desires of the major ity of the canadian people t ever since tn end of the war your government has followed a payasyougo policy and our en- yre cost of rearmament has been paid out of current taxes in add- tlon to this we have paid 2225- 000000 off the national debt this year the liberal administration re duced taxation by 360000000 you havent heard much said about that the dollar in your pocket is the best dollar in the world we have no unemployment and millions of dollars of foreign capital are being invested in canada every year wo are more prosperous and are enjoy ing a higher standard of living than ever before and while mr drew is pre-occu- pied with arranging conservative excursions to great britain we find that the financial pages of even the tory press are reporting in creased canadian trade on world wide scale the telegram july 30th on its financial page stated a sharp 93 per cent increase in the value of domestic exports in june as com pared with the same month in 1952 is reported by tho bureau of statis tics the article continues n thk akorgktown hmaij wednesday evening aug 5 1959 page 1 ing that he will cut a half billion dollars off the budget lately how ever he has been complaining about a whispering campaign against him that intends to cut old age pensions and family allowances why the whisper sureley there should be no misunderstanding about his intent he may not intend to reduce the amount of family al lowance and old age pensions but he certainly intends to reduce the number of people receiving them the tory policy on old age pen sions and family allowances is con tained in five fatal words for those who need it those words were used by mr jjrew speaking at london there can be no misinter pretation they mean only one thing the tories if elected will prompt ly introduce a means test for old age pensions and family allowan ces id like to say this to all canadians under liberal government canadians have added every year to the national strength and national unity of canada we have had the greatest expansion of social welfare in our history we have increased our employment our production and our national income every year we have had the gr expansion of our primary and secondary industries truly an industrial revolution because of the outstanding contribution of the members of our nayy armband a force we have been able to do our full share to prevent and to stop commnnhs aggression we have reduced the national debt every year and in the last two yean reaped the reward in lower tax rates do we want all that to be continued do you really think its time for a change for a change to a parliament of regional groups- a handful of social crediters from the far west a few socialists from the prairies a few more conservatives from ontario or the maritime and some socalled independents from quebec in such a parliament without the leadership and responsibility of a united national party how could the government help being weak and insecure do we want a weak and divided government to deal with the formidable problems of the next few years i ask you is it really time for a change we believe most canadians want a government which encourages enterprise promotes trade and fosters the exploration and develop ment of our resources arid you know it as well as we do that requires balanced budgets paying off debts in prosperous times and a tax structure which while fair to all is adequate to meet these demands for a greater canada vote liberal natkjnm ulstal ibwiation of canada thurs fki aug 67 lets dance astalre coijor hutton sat mon aog 8 1 bela lugosi meets a brooklyn gorilla plus bugs bunny all star review tues wed abo 11 is passage west color arlene whelan john payne thurs fri ado 1 m man in the saddle color randolph scott joan leslie 2 shows nightly exports in june were lower in vali than last year to the united king dom but higher to the other com monwealth countries the united states latin america and european countries average export prices for the month were about 21 per cent be low those of june 1952 taking the lower prices into account the vol ume of trade was consequently about 115 per cent greater industrially halton county is making amazing advances and is continually expanding a recent report pointed out that 50 per cent of the new jobs in canada are in ontario and the heart of the ex pansion is in the county of halton with payrolls at an unprecented level and mounting daily the pros perity of this county is the envy of every other section of canada un der a liberal administration the st lawrence seaway is assured and will be 61 inestimable value to halton county no one at the mom ent can predict just how much this will increase employment and swell payrolls in this county but is is a certainty that the present govern ment plans to include this district in its development program the liberal record of perform ance has brought full employment prosperity and social security to the people of halton county under a liberal administration this county will continue to expand and your security will be protected may 1 suggest that you consider these facts when you use your fran chise to safeguard your future vote liberal to have a voice in the government vote murray mcphail advertisement published by halton liberal association flying the coupe paying for repairs to your car and for dam age to property of others wont be easy either your best bet against such a financial crash is to have comprehensive and collision insurance on your car ask us about it today elmer c thompson insurance service john r barber f kersey e c thompson mill street phone 119 ballinafad bridesmaid flower girls golden wedding celebration mr and mrs henry hilts mr and mrs r warne and mr and mrs wm kentner of boissevain man motored to new liskeard to attend the golden wedding celebration of mr and mrs george- swindlehurst on wednesday july 29th they were residents of this community in their younger days the wedding took place near ballinafad fifty years ago at the home of the bride ethel kentner mrs wm kent ner etta kilts was bridesmaid and mrs warne and mrs hilts were flower girls these three with their threo husbands were happy to be with them on this very happy occa sion mr and mrs swindle- hurst have a family of one son and four daughters the brides broth er david kentner was groomsman but he was unable to be present mr and mrs w robinson and brock spent the weekend a ihelr cottage on honey harbour mr and mrs john may of mark- dale were weekend visitors with fergusons siren rung during equipment check ringing of the fire siren last wednesday did not signify a fir in town tests were being made on the electrical equipment and the siren- was sounded several times during the teats bill garbutt plumbing and heating all types of repair work water system eaveatraaghtng sarah st- georgetown phone 505r oil burner installed now i 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