Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), December 7, 1955, p. 9

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r the georgetown herald georgetown out wednesday december 7th 1955 second section armstrong acclaimed mayor for fifth term we service television all makes radios record wjkyuts cat radios amiances ums mmm est mill street ernitvs radio 24 years servicing ttiaaou 717p1 allen and norton for reeve cleave and sargent for deputy so simple to operate so completely automatic it make other ucwing machines kcm oldfashioned a clever compact portable that does straight ug zaf and embroidery stitchea completely automatically no diaca to change automatic tension control adjuau itaeu for all thickneaaaa of material and thread thk slender freearm u perfectly ahaped for eaay mending and darning made in switzerland covered by lifetime guarantee call your ntccmuiuona dtaur for a frtt torn demonstration- 189 oo necchi sewing modtlmt canada limited 3445 rrk ave montreal canada the nomination meeting 16 100 from the town treasury this year sprat on annexing the delrex area balance acainst a revenue of s40 000 from the same area said slay or jack armilrntf when he was que uoned by s ratepayer at thursday a nomination isieeling in the public lib rary how much will delrex cost before the development u in a position to pay its way if ever was the question posed by s w orr a former council lor and president of the newly formed south uesl eorgeluwn ltatepaycra associstion ijse any subdivision it is diffi rult to detrrmme costs to the dollar was thr miun reply 1 can best answer by citing this year a position which we know the maur cited 7500 annexation coats 5100 which la paid to hsques in a for taxes on the annexed area 3 000 as onetmlh of a new water line which it belntl paid for by deb entures and an estimate of 1 000 as adminutrstton coals on the other aide of the itnluer he said there is a 0 000 us revenue from delrex 4000 taxes from other annexed properties not uwnnl by this company plus a 30 000 gift msde bv delrex to keep thr 1055 tax rate stable tht maor replied in the negative when askc by mr orr if delrex had posted any imtnd as a guarantee that comniilmrnts would le carried out i would hazard u urss that a bond is nprisintid in kitr and water lints inulld at company expense which are nuw losn propert the alui of tht st vould te somewhere around two million ttuttars said mr armstrong llul tht n kttinu a disposal plant and p mhlv the town will have lo huild a laritr one and trunk tew rs along tiirlph strtet and the oth 1 uu fcii 1 mr orr record crowd tiwn rlik j hn i ki 11 was thr chairman for a public meeting whit h folluwtil hi ont hour nomination per lot r a hundred and filly men antt won in comprised the largest crowd to alltnd a nomination meeting in rirx and laxttl the library audi l fpmtly lft jfu ul1ociupl1 cajwitv with every chair teh to contest six council seats sixteen candidates are contest nil nine public office in caortletown with voters goim lo the polls next ajunday to chouse a new council and a hydro commissioner mayor jack armstrong wss the only member of council returned by acclamation and will commence his fifth term as mayor in january public school board meniben hdwin vkilson hob stewanlson and harry short 1 11 whose 2 year terms have ex pired were also returned by ace lam alion seeking a third term as reeve is stan allen who is being opposed in the el ret ion by al norton deputy reeve fur the past two years two candidates arcalso in thr field for deputy reeve doug sargent a councillor for four years and llsrold leave a veteran politician out of municipal affairs for aeveral years who la a former mayor and retve of tht town tt n mt n are contesting thr six council seati five of these have aer ved for atvtral years as councillors and are set king reelection garfield mkilvray thomas i 1 ons harry halt irwin noblr and walter dray others who are in the running ar sam keid r red harrison alf skrs lti u rutin and ichuy ijh tht latter two have served on c unci in tht past mr vhitmt a a cuunt illor and mr ial as mayor hdro chairman 1- v ltinkl whum twt t ar ti rm eipirt thi ar i up for ret lecln n hi is im mt npposetl b alfred lt lit iiuln u tht rt ui tr thrt otht r nominations fir tt until at the imrtink lat 1 h irs tts douk sarki nt declined in fj iur of conlt stink tht dt pulv rtevt ship jtihn dunn ant r red mtnall art not set kink office adriannc wadsworth on pick the stars citc tell vision show last wt k whin georgetown uu publicut 1 on a chc tclrvixion show lost nikht hi n adrianne wadsworth um announrtd as coming from our town known locally as mrs athul slew art she actually now lives in the cit but was a durham street rrsidrnt with neighbourhood sewing centre til 73803 42 main st n authoriied dealer georgetown thr house at 24 durham slroct where hia mother mra it m stewart now lives miss wadsworth was not hick en oukh to be the winner among the five contestants who included three sinrcrs an impersonator and a banjo player she sang scarlet ribbon which is included in the reportolre of folk singer harry bclafonte filled and standing room only at the rctr of the building maor aftfnstrong in his acceptance speech expressed his thanks in be ing returned to office by acclamation for a fifth t rm and spoke of the cooperation he had received from the council which have served under htm he was gratified he said by the in tcresl shown in municipal affairs by the large attendance at the meeuna and by formation of three ratepayers groups in town which can be very helpful to councils in passing on group opinions for consideration by the town a ruling body s he dwelt in some detail oo annexa tion the number one point of interest this year it followed a period wbeji indutrlal expansion stood still be said although georgetown had been fortunate in having existing industries expand and in having varian assoet atrs llilile furniture and wood way manufacturing join the ranks councils became concerned over increasing population and l not soin creasing industry be sal j and ex pert opinion was that we were get ting an overbalance of industrial as sessment it is my hope that delrex with its guarantee to maintain a 600 balance will help develop our town sensibly with a reasonable tax rate as we increase in sue j stressing importance of industry the mayor spoke of an industry which pays 7 000 in tales 1 he same area with housing replacing the industry would pay only 400 in taxes be said the mayor touched briefly on the formation of a civil defence plan un der 1 1 col john it harber and than ked appointed boards wno administer such public institutions as the ccme cry arena and high school he expressed the regret of deputy iteeve allan norton tn not being able lo attend the meeting because be was at the wardens dinner mr norton he ssid hsd asked him to say that tiuclph street a problem for years would be completely resurfaced and widened by nt xt spring providing a fine traffic artiry through the ht art of town defend dafklt a possible deficit of s 000 this iar amounts to about 2 per cent of tht town budget i am not ashamed of it an we balance our own fam it budk within 2 pr cent said tr arfirld mrilvra finance nun islt r fur stvtral years and aain a candidate for office mr mr4iilra cited some of thi thinks which threw the budget out of baunce including rt placement of provincial police in a toun force with capital outlay for equipment add car highir garba- collection fee btcausr more people hac to b s rved and anticipated vs 5o0 wattr surplus which failed to materialize i ve heard it said that wr srt the tax rate too low but we had a m th ml hr said pointing out that the rate was kept below neighbouring touns in hope of attracting industry to georgetown due delrex a chance and we 11 be proud of them nrxl year they have one of the best bruce harding pianist teadtsr studio main tt tr 7im8 lavtfc margaret bradley harding pianist tlual main it tk- 7s203 teaclier with pittsburgh paints exterior and interior ernies radio mill si tr 73701 arc you a recent arrival in georgetown 1 silvers welcomes you and rospeel fully solicits your patronage if you are accustomed lo wld selections usually found in city stores you will enjoy shopping at silvers establish ed over 29 years silver s it one of iho largest stores in rural ontario devoted to selling quality clothing to aw mme amy tevery year it wan the same present to buy and cash at low ebb running up bills then i got smart i started a special christmas account at the royal bank adding something each pay day and leaving it there this year im all ready for christmas with cash to pay for all the thlngf that mean so mnch at this season of the year yon am fcw orfalmaa too daeue m to onaa a aeaalal owbtnua aeooaat early in 1956 it pay to do year chfbuu saving early the royal bank of canada srrirrt intluktrul muh in mr mrtilra out that with panion man cxmnses had to tc tlc- bnturcl there arc no worries here for assessment is rising to take care of extra costs anri the municipal board has raised no objections yot to any town bond issue it was the busiest and most exact inn year of my ten on council 1 had thoukht ojl retirinn this year but there s an adafic about changing hor sea in midstream and 1 will seek off ice for another year said mr mcou vray as he announced hii decision to run reeve stan allen was later in arriv ins he too had been attending the warden a dinner in burlington but returned to town in lime to be the last speaker of the evening the reeve who will be opposed by deputy reeve allan norton in the el ectiona outlined the new water sy tern in hia capacity as water commit tec chairman the half million dollar expansion which adds a second deep well new pump house and waterworks building la almost ready to go into operation it takes a big load off my mind pew people know how serious a situ tion wc had early in the year when our one pump broke down and wc fea red it would hove to be sent to call forma for repairs said the reeve he described a dramatic situation when with help of the smith stone engineering staff a ouclph firm and the town works staff the pump had been pulled out after tilling silver- creek reservoir with a reserve water supply rushed to guclph where new bearings were installed and put back in action overnight with no delay in industry and no inconvenience to householders an estimated 2400000 gallons ot wa- it dally can be supplied with the now system mr allen aaid and water li nes are being installed ot sufficient lie to service any foreseeable future expansion however it will soon be time to investigate a third source of supply sa the town will know where there is more water to supply thex needs of industries which will be loc ating hare in future mr alien also touched briefly on his county council work where ho was bhilrnnw of the assessment com- mlttee and member of the important roads committee he mentioned the new county poli cy of building permanent hard surf ace roads and letting some ot the maintenance work go on grsvel roids it costs 1600 a mile yearly continued on page 4 ftoweit for all occasions wedding work corsages a specialty cut flowers and funeral desirjni we wire flowers rosedale floral 32 albert st tr 72952 buy the best buy bh paints for lasting beauty sold by twins woodworking umehouse tr 72162 manufacturers of sash frames screens doors inside and out trim door hardware ftoor the olass open evenings tui bni and j all bay latardays ma v ai3dvs oo i w irnj

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