Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), October 13, 1954, p. 8

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the gatorgetown herald pfednesday evening oct isut 1k4 page t the georgetown herald swing th eommtibltlm of v georgetown glen ntjiia norval umkhoc8k hornby frtswarttown baixinafad ashorove terra cotta subscription rate 1300 s year slnglo copies be each advertising raus quoted on application walter c biekn publisher and editor st a r r cawleld l mcguvray leslie u clara corey harrington jr reg broomhaad the herald la printed each wednesday in the ofllc on main street georgetown authorised ss second class mill post office oepu ottawa member of the canadian weekly newspapers association and the ontario division of the cwna terra cotta 13 r speaker define culture in tarik to institute in a speech interlaced with hum tm clifford walte student minister at lowville and former secretary of ontario farm forums spoke on cul ture to ladleeof terracotu worn- ni institute when they met last friday at the home of mrs wesley kutledge mr walte defined culture as the creation and appreciauon of beauty and applied this to everyday things whicieveryone can enjoy ife was introduced by mrs john mccul- lock antl thanked by eleanor mac donlacl a film writ wind dtacribrd the life and work of canadian artist what of the future breaking of news last week of the huge addition to georhetown makes any story in this weeks herald mundane it haa act everyone thinking about the towns future for there ia scarcely anyone who will not be affected in some way by doubling a towns population and increasing its indus tries for instance there are people living here who will someday be working for a firm whose name is not known to them yet and there will be hundreds of new residents some of them brincjing skills to town not possible now because there is no call for their services itiese too of course dependent on what manufacturing firms may make georgetown their site but it is in the field of municipal service that the first changes will be noted it goes without saying that the present town staff both office and outside crew will be added to trie present hydro crew can hardly handle a town this big nor can the volunteer firr bri gade a town that size may mean a shift to postal delivery from the present method of calling for your mail at the post office with a larger population such cultural activities as little theatre arts and crafts and the various sports will have more impetus schoolotticials are in for more planning of added facilities both public and high such matters as bullclam garbage disposal are brought more strongly to public attention individual businessmen too will be thinking of the future for some jl may bring more prosperity for otliera it may mean things will go the oilier way for a larger town most certainly will bring more competition in certain lines of business i he professions too may see new lawyers dentists and doc tors police problems will increase for growtli is something with mixed blessings and it will take a larger police force to deal with criminal matters hie next year will le one of rumours ind facts stories of new industries new businesses and new subdivisions iliere will ix- some who sing the blues alout a higher tav rate others who any that it will be the reverse nnd more people sharing taxes will lower them iliere will be a gradual shift from the atmosphere of a small town to one of a bigger metropolis where it is impossible for anyone to know every face and every name it will not all be pleasant but it will not ail le bad either for good things offset bad iliere will le things we like about a bigger town and things that memory will say were ijrtler in the old days despite how we feel the die has been cast and as businessman or industrial worker new resident or old we must accept facts as they are and do what should always lie our best to live in harmony with our neighbours and contribute something to the towns welfare as well as to our own hunter bull calf prizewinner rid llaralc norvsl winner of the royal bank trophy for the bett holalein herd at the george town fair norvnl farmer oliver hunter shows one oif his prize animala which helped capture the honour this is goldsn hill r a legend top senior bull calf which has since been purchased by doug currie bnion korean misaionary ttiutararteruig guegt members of unlonp wms invited members of neighbor ing churches to their thonkofferlng meeting last week to hear mrs paul rumball cpealc- the speaker and her husband are home on furlough from missionary service in japan and korea air oliver hunter end other numbers of the nerval church eon- ducted devotional mrs herttwat- ttm llayfleld tang several mem- i fc scy v r r an totstfaattrte part of the meet- ingwaa 4 aaytrifllitm of urn days a rare oportunity tovewtaro0pfpa1nt1ngsby austrian artists georgetown public library friday saturday october 1516 j rrom 2 pmto jr pm tliere ia no atttniiaion charge completely covered driving today is full of liiw aids fcven the most careful driver caji be innocently in volved in a crash which wrecks his car the property of others injures or kills his passen ger or those in another car is your automobile insurance ready for such an emergency john r barber agency successors lo elmer c theaspsea insurance siwtflee john babbea f kersey e c tbempsaa mill street til 7s321 r at rat m at weekly sports calendar little nhl hockey leagues will be forming soon boys age 8 to 16 registration saturday morning 10 am legion hall orlhg your birth certificate bowling leagues registrations now being taken for the ndtesaternoon- lengue and the mens indus trial league enquire at the lucky strike club arts a crafts of georgetown company ulftltld special offer save m995 coleman oil heater youit choice or two iieautftvl colous shadowed maikxi any olt iii on uk lrammkitiaid olkman oil hkatkr as illustrated human power hlowkit cost normally installed lnm out uf sight dxs not mar hrulrrs beauty fll s3 z5 ujm yours for only 1 29- richardsons hardware main ktrkirr t 7l liigiiiiiiiiiiiiiiibbiagiiiiiiifliiiiiiimii tom thuinmin the motto guru by mn hugh clurk mji1 if you ruiitiot do jrtiit lhlnio do mill tmngi in u urtat wiy mr clerry mccrva ie a thiinkakivtnir nillnk- mrs ljuyd crithton mat atklnttd deleatr to the centra urea convention in tor onto in early nov ember jr pirectory monuments pollock campbell 62 wstrr su north o a l t designs on request tiione 3048 inspect our work in greenwood cemetery a m nieuen dc nx darter ef chlreeraeue and xatorepathy nouns 23 p m closed thursdays ladj arteadmat id msln s n georgetown til 73812 frank petch licensed auctioneer prompt service til 72gfis georgetown po bos 413 dr clifford ree lds djj3 dentist tr 72s81 main street georgetown radio repairing we specialize in this work 28 years experience j san ford son tr 72412 dr j burns milne xrav dental surgeon mill street tr 72871 dr john r kerby practice of dentistry xray tr 73641 main street georgetown c w sayers dvm veterinarian guelph street opposite armstrongs garage tr 72741 it paya you to buy or sell t s3 a wlllougriby song limited realtors city and country homes farms and small aereaiea industrial and business properties your local representatives tom iiewson tr 72122 walter fidler brampton s95 r 4 iinead office toronto 46 egltnton ave e hu x3s91 s m faibish ro optometrist mcnamara jeweller georgetown tr 72481 leroy dale qc m sybil bennett qc barristers and solicitors mill street georgetown tr 733b1 lever a hoskin chartered accountants successors to jenldng aiwl hardy 1808 metropolitan bldgv m vletoria bl jtojronto xu4s1u u james f mcnab bajririster sojjcitor notary publldhi toronto ollvcr 40u 14s7 king st w whan you havatmthlfjgtjrt can feu a flterald atuet wtfl ds us job quickly and cheaply fokmo- yftu can at the dealwd maujjfcju hundreds el siushed customari istfl reea george hewson ri3amrryarvri soikitjmr 3aikst betide knox church otoboittowwr j george 1 fflyiwtirr

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