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wannaadav eentag june 13th 1956 thb oeorgetown herald the georgetown herald wednesday evening june 13th 1956 page 6 the georgetown herald serving the communities of georgetown glen williams norval l1mehouse hornby stewarttown ballinafad ashgrove terra con a walter c biehn publisher a nd editor staff garfield l mcghvray bob baskcrville leslie m clark dave hastings corey hernngton jr ken cowell mrs ailecn bradley authorized as second class mail post office dept ottawa member of the canadian weekly newspaper association and the ontario division of the c w n a subscription rate 3 00 a year single copies 8c each advertising rates quoted on application the herald is printed each wednesday in the office at 22 main st georgetown get in the swim in a last ditch stand to have the community swim mmg pool open in july members of the committee have called a public meeting next monday night in the arena rose room they particularly are interested in assembling a group of people who will act as canvassers for a sec ond fund campaign aimed at clearing off the 18 000 indebtedness which must be met before the pool can open and the 18 000 must be found or george town will be faced with an empty hole in the ground this summer instead of a swimming pool full of happy kds it is to be hoped that the four ratepayers organi zations active in the newer subdivisions will send strong representation to the meeting there are n an such residents who have made no contribution and in we need your help time was when we could take a sunday drive around town and write the social and personal column from the strange cars at different homes only a few years ago everyone knew etrone else in georgetown and there weren t man news stones that didn t circulate around to be overheard at one time or another by someone in the herald office that was when there were only half as many rest dents as now and when practically every ma i w is em ployed in a local business establishment georgetown is a radically different town not there are more people and to add to the con p exit es of reporting hundreds work in malton oakv lie and toronto and we don t bump into thes res dents like we do the locally employed and consequently we fact there are dozens of families who have come to town since the campaign last fall took place with a large proportion of the towns young people resid ent in the subdivisions there ts much that can be done with proper promotion to help make up the deficit there a public appeal last week resulted in a few more dollars and while it would be nice to think that all the money might come in unsolicited it is not human nat ure to give without a little push the canvas is there fore a necessity and many people must volunteer in order to cover the town the way it should be done it is hoped that a good attendance will take place at mondays meeting without canvassers there can be no canvas and without a canvas here can be no swimming pool thais the story as we get it don t hear their news like we want to i it is news when you have visitors from a d stance when you do some travelling yourself when your children have birthday parlies when some one m your fam ly is married when a bereavement occurs you win a sweepstakes prize your sor loins the army anything of interest to other people which you would like to have them know is what we want to print in the herald reporters are not mind readers and we have to hear the news somewhere sometime won t yuu help particularly you ntwer residents by giv ng the herald office a calf the herald belongs to evtryoie and ts news is for and about everyor e you i i relp us make it so howden family reunion held at mount hope members of the howden clan gath ered at the glandford community hall mount hope for their j5th annual reunion james a howckn onondaga acting president and mrs stanley eyrc of norval convened the event with a pot luck dinner in spite of cool weather fifty members alien dld special prizes were awarded to the oldest members present arthur ruddcll georgetown and mrs mrga ret mcbay carlouke youngest mem ber was barbjra brownndgt daugh ter of mr and mrs ward brownndge of r r 2 georgetown ruth allan of toronto won the prize for coming the longest distance the couple married tweuly five yiars were mr and mrs thomas b how den of hornby most recently marned were mr and mrs victor mcbay of carlouke next years meeting will be held at the same time and in the same place the following officers were elected honorary prsidents fred w brown wulowdulc wellington shaw till bury president vincent totruff an casterd vice president ward brown ridge r r 2 secretary tr asurer mrs lloyd c ferris caledonia speakers it the gathering wrt mr arthur ruddell robert h allan and lrland mcbay tribute was paid to the founder of the clan reunion who died during the year mrs jennie howden mcpherson a program of sports was shared and enjoyed by the juniors dust a common complaint georgetown is in for a dusty summer and we will have to gnt our teeth and bear it never has there been so much construct or un derway at any one time the highway widening and resurfacing ij still only in its initial stages and it appears that it will be several months before the whole process is completed there has been so much excavating for curbing s cle walks water lines telephone and sewers that there is scarcely a grain of earth which has not been moved several times in the process road grading is underway in new subd s oih laying of natural gas lines will take place n every area in the king street district a large storm ewi r is being installed and soon the maple ave link and bridge will be under construction while town officials are planning oiling where er poss ble there are large expanses where only calcium treatment will be possible there is bound to be dust and we will have o cons der it as one of the necessary appendages to progress pot pourri main street continues to see some changes cos ing of the modern meat market leaves a vacant slore on the street for the first time in years another store we hear is contemplating closing down in the next month or two when mcgowan s specialty snop closed o few months ago united suburban gas rented the building for an office and showroom soon a fam ihar location on main street s will be vacated when the hydro office moves to the new building beside the post office driving home from erin sunday we took the beautiful route along the 9th line which skirts hickory falls and winds through a viliey past mr vaughans fallbrook farm and into glen williams georgetowner s are lucky they only have to travel a few miles to enoy some of the grandest scenery in the world if you lavent done so take your next pleasure drive into the glen terra cotta district if any faces are missing from the council tarle in the future maybe we can look for them in cinemascop for the first time to our knowledge a town coun cil is going to be in the movies cooperating with delrex developments they are going before the cam eras tomorrow as part of an advertising movie being made by the company spring has missed us this year and the sudden transposition to summer weath er has some people complaining about the heat guess its human nature and if we didn t have the weill er to talk about it would be a dull world the new face you see behind the post office wicket belongs to miss jean hancock glen williams ex georgetown er riley brethour continues to be in the news the brethour and morris partner appeared at least wice on tv in connection with the opening of the elizabeth gardens subdivision at bronte the second time with sybil bennett mp who attended the grand aptriru call tr 73271 tr 72674 for your construction needs concrete work footings cellar floors sidewalks block work brick laying carpentry homes garages kitchens bathrooms remodeling modernizing mcnally construction elgin street near cnr station institute plan mystery tour arrangements for a mystt r tour wire put in the hands of mn hm thompson convi ntr mrs fi id sin elair and mrs dan i ivintone when immhirs of dlorttown wonens in slitult held th ir meeting lat wift nwi ly it mrs thompsons hoim 19 uelih slru t mrs lrnie 1earce gae i report of th district annual hi id recmtlv n hilhtl unittd church and miss jian vtams spoke on the motto what is so rire is i d in jum mrs brink liuh was prt suited with a pisl prt sidi tit s pin in i uilif ualt iw iii mtdallisls fi iu hal ion music imsiivui sant thui nuin birs for thi lailits robert met un ber and lanln mcrjrlini a dinnir is in ink held in f ip i 1 1 honour mrs lkrr of ulr ilia wot id prisultnt of thi vlwtt lour immhirs of the i mrs v nwn mrs i rank lt tch mrs nrit imp hill ind miss i uuui itninhim wire dekkoed to atttnd ihi dinm r to ie prisint ihi local hranih notice to creditors in the estate of montagu mr ryday gentleman deceased all ifrsons hiwnt claims at amst th t stitt of monlakue mtrr da la of thi viihki of len i hums iuitkman who died on oi about the ind day of dcc mber 1055 are htribj notitied to si nil pirticu lars of same to thi undi rsigni a on or hi fore tin 14lh dis of jul 1tb ifur whuh ihti thi tstitt will h- distnb ulid with n hard onh to the claims of which ihi undirsikiid shill then hive notici ind tin undcrinut nil not he liable to in pu on of whosi claim ho shall not thin have notici ditid it icorkctuwn this lltli da of june d lf5b walter rikk xorutor of th eslati of monti ue m rrdi bv his solicitors djt and 27 bennett nrjitown ont who has invested in the shortterm guaranted investments of the hal- ton peel savings trust co 30 insurance companies municipalities societies etc and many private investors interest rate and term 32 one year i three years 4 five years these investments are issued in amounts from 100 up and are authorized by law for the investment of estate and trust funds enquiries invited phone victor 43216 o e manning manager halton peel trust savings company 97 colborne street east oakville ont assets exceed 1 350 000 00 advertising pays try it directory dr j burns milne dental surgeon xray mill street tr 7 2871 dr john r kerby practice of dentistry xray triangle 7 3641 main street georgetown a m nielsen d c n d doctor of chiropractic and naturopathy 43rd ear of practice 2 5pm closed thursdays lady attendant 164 gutlph st georgetown triangle 73612 s m fa1b1sh ro optometrist mcnamara jewellert georgetown frank petch licensed auctioneer prompt service p o box 413 triangle 7 2864 georgetown el buchner r0 optometrist in acton every wednesday houri 1 30 6 00 p m any evening by appoint ment 48 mill st e acton phone 115 lever hoskin chartered accountant 51 main n brampton phone 2478 44 victoria st toronto phone em 49131 maurice e muuknon ba barrister solicitor and notary public tr 7 2464 office fal mill st georgetown cfee sports calendar lacrosse georgetown n os vs o u n d a s brampton arena wednesday june 13th soccer georgetown jets vs milton georgetown park saturday june 30th 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