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ytm orosutettowm herald wednesday evening nov 23rd ims pages the georgetown herald serving the communities of georgetown gun williams norval umehouse hornby stewarttown balunafad ashgbove temta cotta walter c bieiin publisher and editor subscription rate s3 00 a year smile copies 8e cash advertising kates quoted on applicatioo the herald u printed each wednesday in the office at 22 main st georgetown staff garfield l mcguvrsy corey hi rrmgton jr mrs aileen bradley leslie m clark dave hasting bob itaskervilte ken coweu authorized as second elats mall post office depl ottawa member of the canadian weekly newipsper association m and the ontario d vision of the c w n a a long way to go results of the community swimming pool cam palgn published elsewkere in this issue ae not loo optimistic for the eventual success of the 50 000 pro- somewhat over 15 000 is acknowledged in ch nd pledges and while there are many citizens still to hear from it is a question whether the whole 50000 will be in hand within a few weeks there have been disappointments as there are bound to be in a public campaign tt is all too easy for one to estimate what the other man can afford to give and it is unfortunate that names will be bandied about as contributing too little at the same time there are those who might give more than the publish ed figure and there are those who prefer to give on santa conies in style this year s santa claus parade in georgetown will set a new high in popularity if plans of the lions club work out the lions received a considerable boost last year from the firemen end senior public school grade wlto constructed a handsome sleigh which will bo used m future parades now this year a number of floats have been promised by merchants and industries and the parade will really be a parade emulating in a small way thoso of larger centres the santa parade is an event eagerly looked will you be there years of attendance at nomination meetings in town and township have made us wonder how inter ested the large percentage of people are in how mun lei pa i business is conducted we know of course that they aro interested from comments we hear every week about council news in the paper but seldom do citizens convert this interest into taking an hour or two to attend nom inatton end hear reports of the years business from those most qualified to give them the elected repre lenlative onymously and who will be branded as nongivers tn some people s eyes the bright si tie of the picture ae the donations from individuals and firms who might well not be ex pected to give et all a particularly fine gesture by a newmarket firm was used as the basis of an adver tisement in this issue others have come from con trading firms doing business in town and from non resident property owners they are all eppr eclated it is certain that every dollar that anyone feels he can contribute will be needed befor the happy day when the swimming pool opens and it is quite in order for a person to reassess his feeling on the mat tcr and to mako a further contribution to put it over the top forward toby children in town and the area around now it will have nioro appeal for tho grown ups too wrwa will gather downtown or along the highway par ede route which will start at lincoln motors at the old town boundary and continue down tho highway and along main street the efforts of tho lions and other public spirited oiieni who at this busy time of year spend valuable time in arranging the santa parado are certainly ap precieted and we take thi opportunity of publicly thanking them two such meetings are on the agenda next week monday night in esquesing community hall at stewarttown township residents will name candidates for election next year thursday night in town the public library will be the scene of a similar meeting for georgetown rate payers we still hope to see overflow crowds at both meeting i what better boost could you give men who have sorved faithfully the years term on council than to show you appreciate what they are doing some statistics for newcomers there ere so many newcomers to town that it might be helpful for them to briefly review the mum- opal setop in georgetown we have a 9 man council mayor reeve deputy end 6 councillors a 2 man hydro commission and 6man public school board the complete council it elected yearly as is one hydro commissioner for a 2year term and three school board members for 2 year terms presently on council are mayor jack armstrong reeve stan allen deputy reeve allan norton and councillors garfield mcgilvray thos l lyons doug sargent harry hale walter gray and irwin noble hydro commissioner graham farnell has one more year to serve while e w binkloys term ends in dec ember on- the school board ray salter cecil mcnam- ara and stan finlay serve one more year while ed wilson harry shortill and bob stowardson are com pleting their two years all the above are elected by general vote rather than by wards a resident who it listed on the vot ers list as either a property owner or a tenant has the privilege of voting for all this year two questions will be asked who ther ratepayers approve a 1500 annual grant to the citizens band and whethetsthey approve the distri bution of natural gas at no cost to the municipality a person listed as an owner or tenant on the vo tor s list is eligible to run for any office his name must bo submitted by a movor or seconder during the one hour nominatoin period and he must either be pres ent at the meeting or send written notice that he in tends to seek office an important consideration for one seeking off ice is that if he is nominated for two things he mutt declare his intention at the meeting or the first nom ination will be considered valid nomination period it followed by a public meet ing at which council and elected and appointed boards give sketches of the years business there it a ques tion period following at which any citizen hat the the right to speak hunters flock district for four day deer hunt hunters from many parts of the province are flocking into helton to day joining resident hunters in the first open deer season in history it is four or five years since there his been any deer hunting here and at that time licences were restricted in number with large percentage re served for residents the hunt will 1e concentrated in euiueslng and nssssgsweys where deer are plentl- ful township residents have mixed fee- llngs on the matter which was forced on them by county council against the abjections of municipal officials of the two municipalities the deer hunt was arranged on request of hal- ton council puiunch in welungtoa and beverley ill wentwdrth are the hnly other area in the immediate duv met where hunting win be allowed tlon for the invasion others who en- joy hunting personally are planning to go after their quota themselves ballinafad wi party held in stbwarttown hall last thursday evening the uaulna- fad- wi held their euchre party and dance with music supplied by the do ris hulls orchestra in the stewart town community hell several tables of cards were in play and the winners were lira verlena sinclair ud mrs hector bird for the ladles ud mr cam sindslramd mr palbraith for the gentlemen h mrs ed tone of kenllworth was the lucky winner of the floral quilt ahe had purchased the ticket uhlle vis iting with her daughter mrs reg pneumonia fatal for baby ronald brown sick only a few days the lltt month old son of mr end mrs robert brown rbnsld james died at his home rr 6 milton on wednesday november 16th the baby succumbed to pneumonia the infant waa the only child of mr end mrs brown who formerly lived in acton mrs brown was saloraa bowman of elrolra before her mar riage two years ago the babys grand- parents are mr and mrs harry brown of r r b milton the funeral service was held at the harold c mcclure funeral home on friday november 18th at 1j0 a profusion ot floral tributes were tes timony to the sadness the death ot the baby brought to the relatives and the friends rev raid of the acton pen tecostal church was assisted in the ser vice by rev potter ot ouelph pente costal church the habys two uncles church news st oibaors anotlcan rev kenneth richardson rector advent sunday pariah anniversary 18s2 ub5 8 in holy commu nion corporate for bac anvi sons 0j0 i am bishop bagnalta broadcast to the di ocese ckoc and cjoy 05 sm church school i 11 am holy commun- ion 2 pm holy confirmation instruction young peo- 7 00 pjn evensong pies group 8 00 pm holy confirmation instruction adult group st albahps oun williams 030 ajn holy communion oiihopi broadcast 10 40 a m church school hrst baptist rev a j barker ba b d 10 a oi cburcb school 11 am sirs james managhan will speak 7pm why discipline st johns united rev morgan mckarlane ba norman laird organist 10 00 a m sundsy school 1 00 m morning worship 7 00 p m kvening worship child care nursery and junior church while parents attrnd the service of worship knox and umehouse presbyterian itcv alrl j cajdrr it a li d un uvrrure cowland organist snd choir leader joseph young carlllonrur knox 10 00 a m church school 11 00 i m public worship limchouser 1 30 p m c hurch school 2 30 p in public worhhlp norval and union presbyterian ltv lockhrt itoyal 11 a union 10 00 am sabbath school 1100 am divine wonhlp norval 1 30 p m sabbath school 2 30pm divine worship holy cross r c krv kr v j morgan 2nd and 4th sundai mass at 0 00 am lit 3rd slh sunday man at 0 00 and 1 1 00 a ra norval hornby stewarttown anglican bcv j e masweu ba lth st pauls norval 10 00 am holy communion and junior congregation 730 p m evenaong hicept lat sunday in month one eervice holy communion at 1100 am st stephens hornby 11 00 m morning prayer kicept lat sunday in month evensong at s p m and 2nd sun holy communion 11 am junior congregation at every service time st johns stewarttown 1 00 p m junior congregation 200 pm evensong except 1st sundsy in month holy communion st 930 s m sports calendar intermediate hockey friday nov 25 0akville vs georgetown raiders mo paa soe and lse skating every saturday afternoon and evening georgetown arena j3 cmtiuwrir rang with ner daugnter airs reg were pallbearers orvey bowman ot ari wua some time uojkruvd udjn bwn ts 8 snifkm wlsraniaar vft mr jlmlhcxkilnwon the sec- muton interment was in uuehouse i with ho hunting signs in prepare- md prbe of etiseaea cemetery- vi itawttlm company umtnp now taiatnacur rev f m fletcher 045 jn sunday school 11 00 ajn worship service 730 pjn- evening worship norval charge of the united church rtfv w edgar gui ba norval 2 00 pm sunday school s 00 pjn public worship hour church 10 00 am sunday school 11 00 are public worship clen williams 1030 s m sundsy school 700pm public worship jehovahs witnesses kingdom hall 43 maint street cordaro block presiding minister a kgeorge sunday november 21 7pm bible discourse by k r llopgood subject hope in s new world 8 10pm wstch tower study every thursday 7 40 pro theocratic ministry school 8 40 service sleeting j farm forums discuss local government mrs m j breww with iiatiihafct and iaft mwt so near national farm radio forum discussed local government and us effectiveness- last week with the ex ception of one group all helton for um reporting thought local govern ment in rural areas was serving a use ful purpose the one group decided local govern ment ahould start at county level thus svoiding duplication of etrvlmg they suggested that in rapidly devel oping industrial areas a local on-the- spot governing body might do e bet ter planning lob- however the majority of groups considered iocs governing bodies bet ter understood mf problems and conditions and were better qualified to take care of same grace baptist bruce penny pastor 3 00 pjn sundsy school 7 00 pm evening service georgetowns odd fellows hall macs taxi reopening with 7 radioequipped cars ruiablt service good drivers triangle 72641 directory frank petch ucknhlu auctiomui prompt service io box 413 triangle 7 28a4 ocorgetown dr j burns milne dlntal surgeon xiiay hill street tr 72871 a m nielsen dc nj outer el chireevutk and nsfurvpahiy hours 30 p m closed thursdays lady attendant 104 gurlph st georgetown trlsngle 73612 dr john r kerby practice of dentistry xray triangle 73641 main street georgetown c w sayers dvm veterinarian guelph street opposite armstrong s gsrsge til 7 2741 lever hoskin ckartered aosukmh successors to jnldn a hejy em 4ul 1806 metropolitan bldg j 44 victoria sl toronto s m faiblsh ro optometrist mcnunapt jwwellert oeorgsro dale bennett bsrristers and solicitors uroy dale q c sybil bennett oc mp tom van srckler triangle 73381 mill street georgetown upayiyotitoburorstl through j a wulooejibt som limited basilars city snd ceunrry hemes farms and small rrlian industrial a business friiiilii your local representatives tom hbwson tr 7s4h walter pidlir brampton 35 r 4 hu 13301 48 egtinton ave e need office toronto hews0n 0rd barristers and solicitors s9 main street south beside knox church george c hewson john d ord trianole 7214e monuments pollock campbell daelons en request inspect our work in greenwood cemetery phone 2048 83 water street north g a lt maurice e mnntferson ba barrister solicitor and notary public tr 7ms4 ohlee 4 main sl 8 georgetown w hcarr professional rnejlneer a ontario lend surveyor georgetown ontario residence 81 prince charles dr office guelph street telephone tr 73300 radio repairing we specialize in tfcie work 27 years wemrienee j sanford son triangle 79sus l nltl at kiwanis prstival two pupils of mrs b r wright competed in the guelph kiwanis fes tival marilyn wilson and doris hcl et received merit certificates la piano solo and duet tilmat aad matihrma third wvttwto for expert eyeqare o t walker- 9 mala sl north brampton over abalp drmrr haoel orhcejm kel w bnoridejaitobnjatoauy fr4ti- ilil i