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the georgetown herald wednesday evening aug 1st 1956 page 8 the georgetown herald serving the communities of georgetown glen williams norval limehouse hornby stewarttown bau1nafad ashgrove terra cotta subscription rate 3 00 a year single copies 8c each advertising rates quoted on application the herald is pnntid each wednesday in the office at 22 main st georgetown walter c biehn publisher a nd editor staff garfield t mcgilvray bob baskcrville leslie m clark lave hastings corey hernngton jr ken cowell mrs ailecn bradley terry hnrlty authorized as second class mail post office dcpt ottawa member of the canadian weekly newspaper association and jhe ontario division of the c w n a good news pool opens good news for youngsters and grownups too is contained in an announcement by the swimming pool committee that the new commun ity pool will officially open this sunday for the balance of the season the 50 000 fund drive is still tn progress and the committees work is not over yet for some 11 000 still remains to be found before the proiect is completed an earlier opening was delayed until the financial sttuation ironed itself out some 5 000 received since june has put the end of the road in sight and while the pool will not be turned over to the town council until more money is obtained the committee feels that it would not be proper to deprive children of healthful recreation any longer and that there will st ii be substantial contributions received to finish the campaign a daily charge for swimm ng will be made he will be missed unt mely death of one of georg to v j most civic m nded c t ze is last week leaves tlw town saddened and a void not easy to fill ted maccormack had given generously of his time and talents to a variety of public service at one time or another his activ ties ncluded membersh p on such groups as the public school board recreation commission cemetery board his organizing ability helped put over several victory loan campaigns in the war years he was an active supporter of sports interested in pol tics and serv ce clubs as well as merchants organizations law needs some revising this year in hopes that revenue will exceed op erating expense and help to pay off the deficit next year of course the pool will operate on a season s ticket basis it is hoped to keep the pool open continu ously from now on but this will depend on avail ability of qualified guards and assistants the committee is advertising for these and if enough guards are not available it may be possible to open only at certain times certainly now that the opening has been decided it is sure that the pool will be open as much as it can be the town owes a deep debt of gratitude to the dozens of men and women who have work ed hard on this wonderful proiect particularly should the lions club be thanked for giving the initial impetus and many of whose members continued to serve as committee members and active workers for the swimming pool he was widely known n fraternal circles and had held h gh office in masonic and odd fliiows lodges and his natural talent as an entertainer n i er ted from parents with a theatrical back ground enl vened many a social gathering both publ c and private people are remembered for what they leave behu d a man like ted maccormack will not soon be forgotten for he contributed more than one man s share to this community his death is a sad blow not only to h s family but to a wide c rele of fr ends social and personal mr and mrs vic bibcy park view blvd are spnding their holi day on a boat trip their children cairnc and kcnncy will visit in london with their aunt and uncle mr and mrs dclette miss olive logan queen street flew to minneapolis minn where she joined miss anne hickey who had preceded her and spent holidays with mr and mrs a e berg miss hickey was unable to return with miss logan having had the misfortune to be in a boat ac cidcnl when her foot was badly cut by the boat propeller the boat ap parently tipped and as it was be ing righted the propellor caught miss hickey s foot mr and mrs agar ostrander r r 4 have had as their guest for ten days mrs ostrander s sister miss evelyn johnson of toronto weekend guests were another sis ter miss pearl johnston of toron to and mrs allen marshall mel bourne australia mr and mrs harks li ward and their daugh ttr ruth of beaiboro visited with them this week swim pool donations still coming in prcv acknowledged 38 128 72 sale of cookies and freshie christine sargent mary jo sargent sherie brown 100 sale of freshie by catharine saxe 1 25 club mldtown 2nd 25 00 mrs f laws 5 00 gosem tenhage 2 00 carol gail and doug mcgilvray 3 00 38 165 97 travel agents tour new cunard liner representatives of two local tra vel agencies were guests of the cunard line on july 26th when they weer invited to montreal to inspect the new liner cannthia miss ruth lvans of walter t evans and co and mrs marion baiber of the john r barber ag ency attended a reception on ship board and weer taken on a tour of the new ocean liner action of the post office in halting distnbu tion of raffle tickes in the hospital house draw cannot be questioned in the light of current leg islation but makes one wonder if the law should not be changed intent of antigambling legislation is to keep citizens from being victimized by sharp operators who in the name of charity can use a raffle for personal gain in a broader sense the legislation is also designed to curb gambling in general al though there is considerable winking when ser vice clubs and other public groups are engaged 1 1 a bonaf de fund raising campaign could t not be possible for the government to exert control over raffles by requiring the promoters to furnish evidence that the proceeds will be used for the purpose advertised that a certain lim t n promotion expenses would not be exceeded and that no private person or organ ization would benefit from money received raffles could then receive the official sane tion which they enjoy in ireland for instance where the sweepstakes raise a considerable share of hospital upkeep n a legalized manner morristaylor wedding st pauls norval rev j e maxwell officiated at the marriage of pearl elizabeth morris daughter of mr and mrs r a morris r it 4 ceorgitown to alan stewart tjylor norval son if mr and mrs laylor ot york fngland the mirnage took place in st piul s anglican church in norval at 11 o eloek in t morning on mond iy jul 23 mrs j t mavtvctj pjajtd the on an it was a double ring ceremony mr moms lat his daughter tn marriage i he bride was uwn id in a balkrini length lown of white njlin fashionid with a roll id cowl collat which dipptd lu a v in on buk iter veil was shoulder unth and she earned a white prastr hook with white sin imirs dnur itcil with pink nm liii is hlli in moms sister of the brick u is in r onlj ilu nd int w ir mi a bullc rtm length nvltn ymii with white aenssorus and i i r saje of while flowns i i u r until of hine v is tin tro insmiri in pit n was tn id at tli limit s h nut win it htr tn ilhir n uiud f ir lit r wi inn a uhili in i r se nlon eown with an orehid torsade lie r miss int s wut while mrs pttir hunt hintf n cuid for ok troom in a two pim ti i mwn wilh i iw u r blui ai li iii- hr llu ir hunt moon in northern i ontario oh bride chose for tr i veiling a gold hoppi cloth dnssl wui white atcissoru s mr and the anglican parish st georges trinity x boo a m holi communion 9 45 a m church school and bible class 11 00 am holy communion 4 00 p m holy baptism 7 00 pm evening prayer st albans glen williams 9 30 mjttin historic plebiscite in west africa home heating inn ill il tmlmlmc like it hotter mi i i ml dl iuiiih hea1m wirrim illi muhi rimam lb rmt ii ills ifnllrl that in majf j ii rlmir ilit in at wilh jour finger i iom rimlgiit i ih 0hdll11l cml ill mrs 1 i lor will in ike u likn williams their ho mi a mild form of gambling raffles are an extremely mild form of gam bling which only a punst could confuse with the more vicious forms which can constitute a men ace to society in our mmd we can separate gambling which becomes an obsession or which can cause people to spend more money than they can of ford with that which fulfills a normal feeling to take a chance on winning something for nothing we have no use for such games as crown and anchor so often a feature of charitable af fairs where a person can lose dollars in a few minutes and against his better udgment spend pot pourri there are blueays this year in the queen street neighbourhood and we hope they will multiply yesterday a baby ay was hopping about our front lawn with mother squawking in a tree above urging him to test his wings either he fell out of the nest too soon or was just lazy for he would flutter only a few steps and when darkness fell he was still stumbling around we fear he ended victim of a cat for while we fen ded off danger for two hours in the form of a group of ne ghbourhood ybungsters one dog several cats and some motor cars we couldn t sit up all night even for a baby bluesy georgetown s quieter than usual this week hoi day closing of the smith and stone plant and the avro and orenda plants at malton means that a large percentage of residents are away on holi days if today tuesday is an example of the money which he cannot afford and didn t intend to too often this raises money in the name of charity from people who cannot afford such large donations by appealing to a gambling urga inherent in human nature a lucky draw raffle can hardly be likened to such a game we have yet to hear of a person who buys more than one or two raffle tickets on a car or a hospital house unless it is to make a larger don ation to a project they favour it is gambling of course but m such a mild form that the end us tifies the means and hurts no one week we don t envy those at summer cottages we hope they have warmer weather before vac ation ends a classic spotted m the toronto star last week will leave red faces in the classi bed ad department for some time to come here s the way they had it under accommodation wan ted business girl requires bachelor by sep tember 1st preferably in apartment building two aerial photos of the downtown area are attracting attention this week in the herald win dow the pictures are excellent in detail and g ve a real birdseye view of the town a live ex hibit m the window last friday was also the sub ect of comment ken smokey richardson has offered two spaniel pups in a raffle for the swim ming pool and the cute little fellows drew many admiring glances at they frolicked in their basket m the window alan neelon is new ballinafad minister thi balhmfad united church tiicanu the nt w charm for hes ley born student minister alan neelon whin ht relieved mr nor man russ of his ministerial duties al that church two wieks ago a chcsley risidinl until the t of sixteen mr neelon moved to st catharines where he lived for three years hi fore koine to london and gaming employment at hobbs glass ltd now part of can adian pittsburgh industries it was white in i ondon that he married joan bcedk who was wor king as lab tichnici tn in the local victoria hospital mr neelon becum prominent in the canatinn order of roresters canada s nation il fratirnil insui inee iompan lo ikine nftir thirty lodges hi also has ovir stm n live years in the odd r ellovu stiunih munbir of the s il i tion army mr netlon felt cillid lo the minislr and as student min isler wai given as his first charge the south cauga united church in dunnvillc hi his hid one tar it mcm is u r university and at present is enrolled at rmmanuel college of victoria iniursity which is part of the university of toronto mr nulon still has thru ytars lo complete at rmminul bt fore bt lominil an onhintd minister tn the lnitid church ii wis at hit ilimiltun confer mil that hi wis issientd on it il hnafad hirji mr and mis nee ion their son paul 4 and tlatilh ttr ruth ann 6 weeks in now risklinj in the i nititl lhunli in inst al rillinafid s in need of printing the herald is ready to serve you calf club studies guernsey registration thirtj three members of the hilton 41 1 calf club attended ihur fourth meeting of the season on juh 24th on ihi firm of in la joce two elites of euernsojs wire judged with art bennett as offic il judfie committee wis mmed for the 4h display at milton pair these arc bill marshall mrrv colling tom hunter lorna oodlc dor een sinclair doug statrct add woodioy and art btnnett showed slides on selective registra lion of guernsey cattle george grccnlces thanked the jojce fam il for their hospitality thompsons hardware oil burner service eavestroughing hardware plumbing b min 5t n gtorgctown ont phoiw trinjl 7 2971 sports calendar anyone for tennis sl georges tennis club inv tes you to enoy this heallhful recre ation on guelph street new members welcomed community swimming pool needt your donation to open this uimmvr give nowt hliwdm company uuito the first plebiscite ever to be held in a united nations trust terri tory to determine its future political status took place in british loroland on 9 may of the 1go000 inhabitants of this west african trrrltory who cast their votes over 90 000 a clear majority ot nearly 3 o 2- expressed themselves in favor of union with the neighboring brltbh colony of the gold coast which is about to be granted independeme conducted by the british administration the ulebhelte was superised by a lnlted nations plebiscite com missioner and his stiff of i n observers the pkture shows on of the 11 n observers being greeted by an elder of the village o yendl advertise it pays directory dr j burns milne 11 ntai slrclon kay dr john r kerby practice of dlntistky xray trantle 7 3641 main btrclt georgetown s m faibibh ro optometrist mcnamara jewellers georgetown frank petch liclnsld auctioneer prompt service p o box 413 tr 7 2864 georgetown e l buchner optometrist in acton every wednesday hours 1 30 6 00 p m any evening by appointment 48 mil l st e acton phone 115 for expert eye care consult o t walker opromitrltr 3 main st north brampton over abell s drug store phone office 599 res 830 hours 9am to 6 p m daily evenings by appointment alfred j biihop certified pubi accountant i main si georgetown tr 7 3351 office hours 9 am to 5 p tn 1 mondas o fndajs lever hoskin chartered accountant 51 mam n brampton phone 2478 44 victoria st toronto phone em 49131 w h carr professional engineer a ontario land surveyor gcorrctoun ontario res 81 prince charles dr office guelph st telephone tu 73300 radio repairing u spkimi7f in this work 27 r rs eapfrilnce j sanford son triangle 7 2412 monuments pollock campbell designs on requfst inspect our work in greenwood cemetery phone 2048 62 water street north g a lt a m nielsen dc n d doctor of chiropractic and naturopathy 43rd ear of practice 2 5pm closed thursdays lady attendant 164 guelph st georgetown triangle 7 3bl2 maurice manderson ba barrister solicitor and notary public tr 7 2464 office mill st georgetown dale bennett barristers and solicitors leroy dale q c sybil bennett q c mp tom van sickler triangle 7 3381 mill street georgetown c w sayert dvm veterinarian guelph street opposite armstrongs garage tr 7 2741 hews0n 0rd barristers solicitors 39 main street south beside knox church george c hewson john d oro trinol 7 2744 ai3dvs oadiw irnd