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t if ntfim5iwr the georgetown f wedncwday evening aug 1903 page the georgetown herald wrthg nm mwwnlllm ot oeokoetown iajf ww j iftmwrnoetal umkhov8k asbokotk iqia ootta subscription bat sjoo a year slnflc copies so each advertlalnf retea quoted on application walter a boshn pubhjiier and editor b t a f f gaxfleld l tfbgavrar lmu if dark core herrtnrton jr raf roombcd tlie herald la printed each wednesday in the office on main street authorized as aeond daaa mall poat office dapt ottawa member of the canadian weekly newapapen amocuuo and the ontarioquabec dwialon of the cwjw vj councillors have a job we wouldnt want to be a member of the town council in these days of expansion and change attending a meeting recently as a mere reporter our head was swimming when clos ing time came in the space of three hours such important subjects as an extension of ewing street a possible addition to the water- works system an extension of maple avenue major sidewalk repairs and a 263 house sub division had been discussed a few years back these were the dog days far a council reporter if one got half a people in the news the federal election has ceased to be news but we will still catch up with an item wmch should have been written a week ago it is always interesting to mention those running for office who have connections loc ally and this year there were several for instance bucko mcdonald whose hockey prowess was admired on georgetown ice when georgetown was in the playoffs for a couple of seasons was returned as liberal member for parrysound muskoka another liberal henry hosking whose wife is a sister of mrs calvin clark a former georgetown resident was returned in wellington south gordon graydon known equally well here as in his home riding got a thumping pot powrri vegetable oddities continue to pass across the herald counter these days thsi week we have siamese twin cucumbers brought by reg williams of the glen mr williams also brought us a bunch of rape seed which you will remember reading about some weeks ago the seed grown on the fuller farm is not common and in fact mr williams says he has talked to farmers who had never seen it growing not an oddity but a beautiful addition to the herald window is a gladioli from ed harris garden mr harris takes great pride in his glads and brought two of his choice blooms bobby dazzler and bud samp son for exhibit he also showed us a new bloom which he has named marlene stewart after canadas great golfer and recalls the time he named one variety greta garbo and sent a bouquet of them to the thenfamous movie star in case readers wonder why we print some wedding pictures and not oth ers we always try to mention a picture when we receive a wedding writeup perhaps some times this is forgotten so we remind all wed ding couples that we like to feature their pic tures in the herald as we use a new process known as plastics the only stipulation is that the picture must be the exact size to jdo reproduced as we cannot increase or diminish the size a double column such as those ap pearing in last weeks issue will usually be sup plied free of charge by a photographer in ex change for a credit line under the picture column of news out of a summer meeting you were lucky this time we had so much that we used a couple of the items last week and had two or three which had to wait until this issue one must certainly have great respect for nine men who give so much of their time in public service they and those who will follow them in years to come have big decis ions to make for georgetown is certainly des tined to grow whether we like it or not and someone must be at the helm to do the direct ing five mew teachers for school area 1 several new teachers have been hired in public schools in the rural district around georgetown in ifive of the twelve schools ad ministered by school area no 1 the children will be greeted by a tfew teacher when school opens in september mrs william t cromar has been engaged as teacher at ashgrove school at stewarttown where mrs walter sargent now of the george town staff taught last year mrs murray woods of fergus will be in charge this year r mrs fyfe somerville who as miss jean frank taught at stewfirtusvyn two years ago rejoins the district and will replace miss ruth smith at bannockburn mrs vivian smith left her position at dublin and the new teacher there will be miss ina bell gibson of clifford with norval school staff expan ded to three miss jane nakamura of toronto will join principal doug las copeland and mrs j t cascad- den at that centre other school in area no 1 will see no staff changes miss margar et mcedward v ill return to ban nockburn mrs muriel simpson to lome mrs rela shortill to blue mountain mrs albert presswood to clay mil mis hazel hall and mr a c collins to milton heights mrs harriet inncs to dufferin and at glen williams principal ralph wilson mrs w h beaumont and mrs r r cardiner toronto lingerie firm seeks building site executives of a toronto lingerie arm were in town on friday look ing over possible sites for establish ment of a branch here the company an associate of an american firm is interested in lo cating in a town in the toronto dis trict and earlier laat week mayor amutronf wai called to toe city to tabu the matter wits them eflmpanr warn bet three and tfour ecus of property on which tga a buudinc contain- tt floor apace near- l not important itmttt the com- hectare a well- iot ladles py- f employs mos- ft plan to start in time the complete toronto plant might be moved to the new location the toronto men looked over all available land in the town and talked the matter over with council representatives and other interested parties they expect to be making a decision oo the matter within the next few weeks port credit family new residents here the large house on the otti line owned by walter t evans prior to his mow to afamlc harbour has been purchased by a port credit nan mr j a turnbuu a building con- trmtdarmrwt with war i the herald didnt know when asked whjt dale thanksgiving falls on this ytjr so some checking has established il as monday october 12lh majority in peel incidentally we read in the daily papers that mr graydon is quite ill tn a toronto hospital and may have to undergo an operation for a gastric ailment not so fortunate was ralph snelgrove barrte radio station owner who is a brother of mrs john bell of town he failed in his first bid for office contesting that seat with the sitting conservative member defeated con servatives included winnifred stokes wom ens editor of the niagara falls review who a few years back was a frequent visitor in town with the late mr and mrs thomas hill and a former acton resident mr bishop who ran against hon lester pearson in algoma east people have been very cooperative this summer in submitting news of visits and vis itors and we are grateful for the herald can only be as good as the news thats in it a lady told us one day that she was particularly en joying the news this summer as there seems to be so many more personals please keep them coming particularly you newer residents whom we may not know so well personally it is an impossible job for one person to ade quately cover all the news without lots of help from readers a stately row of trees on the grounds are victims of a growing town in preparation for the new addition at the high school most of them are being uprooted this week sad but necessary and we hope the school board will remember to do some plant ing next year you dont grow trees in a day driving by terra cotta lodge on sunday nestled up in the hills we were amazed at all the work which has been done we know few details about the lodge but some enter prising person has erected several cabins cre ated a swimniing pool and provided several swings etc for the children also noted the many improvements at terra cotta inn which was featured in one of margaret ait- kena telegram columns last week mr and mrs farrar have created an unique addition to the district and from the cars and people around on sunday it is a lucrative business too district for sonn- time and last week mr and mrs turnbuu and their family came to georgetown to make their home they have ifive children heather and ken neth who will be in grade 3 and grade 2 at wrlgglesworth school sandra carol and patricia mr turnbuu is at present work ing on a housing project in oak- ville ernies radio travel relaxed and carefree exhibition august 28 to september 12 fare and one half for the round trip good going thursday august 37 to saturday september 1 2 incknivoj return limit september 16 canadian national dancing every friday night stanley park erin modern aires band admission 75c upwells ltd s dbceefwged tmndred has been looking for a home la fbja highest prices paid fop scrap iron steel metals delivered to our yard 170 caroline st n hamilton l waxman sons phone hamilton wyu attention ah women whether student career girl or homemalur spend 20 hours with us learning figure coordination graceful walking wardrobe makeup hair styling poise personality all graduates- will take part in a fashion show enrol now for fall classes personal interviews will be held at the oddfellows hall georgetown on saturday afternoon this does not obligate you in any way for information phone after 5 pm georgetown 556w georgetown school of charm po box 82 georgetown consistant advertising brings results directory alfred j bishop certified public accountant main 3t georgetown phone 654 successor to a j crandell monuments pollock campbell 82 water st- north g a l t designs on request phone 2048 inspect our work in greenwood cemetery nielsen the chiropractor druxleu therapist 38th year of practice lady attendant hon rues frl 25 pjn wed sat 25 and 89 pjn creerfeunra phone 1s9w dr clifford red ids djdjs dentist telephone 410 main street georgetown fhankpetch licensed auctioneer prompt service phone 301 georgetown po box 413 dr j burns milne xray dental surgeon georretown phone 80 radio repairing we specialize in this work 20 years experience j sanford son phone georgetown 34w dr john kerby practice of dentistry xray telephone 202 main street georgetown c w sayers dvm veterinarian guelph street opposite armstrongs garage phone ii norman gunn doctor of surgical chiropody foot specialist aroh correction si main st 8 brampton 1789 hours hy appt- tnes thnrt only s m faibish ro optometrist simmons jewellers georgetown phone 53d j a willougfaby sons complete real estate service head office toronto 366 bay st em 30604 city and country homos parma and small acreages tour looal representative tom hewson georgetown 332w walter fidler leroy dale qc m sybil bennett qc barristers and solicitors mill street georgetown phone 10 james f mcnab barrister solicitor notary public norton bldg main street telephone 60s leverahoskin chartered accountants jetddns and hardy r ubs metropolitan bldg 44 victoria street toronto bay mi hewson glahcy barristers and solicitors succeeding kenneth m lanodon roxy theatre bug mill street phoo tbw