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f t wsr isc vr jwis i georgetown ontario wednesday evening february 6h 1957 secofvrd section m ratepayers dance a successful event a successful soialevent sponsor- ed by east georgetown ratepayers lssodatibn was a dance on friday in the arena rose roomr arranged by a committee headed vfhy mr- and mrs pearce- poster s whose members included mr and u mr john kreppl mrrandmrs sid ames and jjr apd mrs wilfrid brisbois the dance was cabaret jsuijtyie wnh those attending sitting fv tables around the djknce floor iere the modem aires played for jue dancing there were some ninety couples attending l mr and mrs cure fjancis and mr add mrs ernie peasey weir spot dance prizes thereere sev eral door prizes and thesfc were won by mrs jack hobson 10 gib bons place mr and mrs jim pear- don 21 byron st mrs f g briggs limehouse tony king 10 main st n t hallstaff 107 prince charles drive j graham 10 shelley st and rowland thompson 46 prince charles drive l i i fcr error in listing lady golf officers apologies to the lad the north halton golf and country club in listing the officers for 1957 in last weeks issue two errors were made in reporting miss mar gery mackenzie is vice president and mrs harold hutchinson is the treasurer town council inaugural meeting a solemn moment at the 1957 georgetowncouncil inaugural sees deputy reeve doug sargent taking his oath of office from clerk john d kelly mayor jack armstrong centre and reeve strtja14errseated left have taken their seats after their swear ing in ceremony j a gowdy geortetown whatever the weather youll like the way rogers fuel oil keeps your house at a comfortable even tempejrature call murt allison georgetown trlangte 73291 twanok 74072 get ahead with a bill cleanup pay jaftnrar aaainnal buls and reduce mfh monthly pay- roasts witn a prompt lo data i w fit to aay ye whan you aak for a loan phone for your i loan in one vul or coma in hbte ten si main street north brampton own tvtninos vt awointmcntwmotk km tvfnmo houis s niw namii co oaly kaaaea ce steew beneficial finance co pilf saturday excursions to toronto by cur r low mm evety sa tuiday hi ahdimcl aptll 13 tickets good going and returning same saturday only bxctotsion rabb fcoml h8l m psychiatrist was author army offictr dr william newton barnhart 94 senior resident of terra cotta and world famed as a psychiatrist died at sunny brook hospital on january 28th although he retired from active practice 20 years ago dr barnhart physically active and intellectually versatile maintained keen interest in a wide range of subjects until his death only two weeks ago he flew to new york to discuss publi cation of a book hejiad been work ing on for many years entitled biophysics a word of his own coi ning it is a philosophical scientific work born in oro in 1866 son of hiram and margaret morrow barnhart he was educated at orillia collegiate and the university of toronto he was gold medallist of the 1891 gra duating class for the next few years he was successively resident physician at toronto general hos pital and assistant surgeon at st michaels hospital in 19016 he went to the united states and for 30 years was assist ant physician at central islip ny state hospital he served in the united states army medical corps in 19171918 retiring whh the rank of lieutenantcolonel it is recalled that he was called to testify in the famous 1906 mur der trial of millionaire playboy harrjr k tha recently dramat ized in the movies as the girl on the red velvet swing dr barnhart was a fellow of the mecican medical association and american psychiatry association and member of the association of military surgeons of the united states the new york state and the suffolk medical societies the can adian and olrtarrormedical associa tions he was a former president of the long island psychiatry asso ciation the versatility of his interests is shown by his membership in the american academy of political and social science the american asso ciation for the advancement of sci ence and the league to enforce peace which was inaugurated in ion prom 1908 to 1916 he was a charter member of this organiza tion from 908 to 1916 he was trustee of the american civic alli ance author of many articles on psyr chlatry for medifal journals he was a 33rd degree mason and a past grand master of the grand lodge of new york state four years ago dr barnhart was honour ed by harmony lodge toronto on his 60th anniversary as a mason dr and mrs barnhart built a house at terra cotta next to the general store and have been living there since 1950 he le h wife josephine sneppard daughter of e e sheppard founder of the magain ine saturday night whom he mar ried in 1026 and one sister mrs m meades toronto the funeral service last wednes day at bates and haddocks funeral chapel toronto was followed by cremation at toronto crematorium rotarian ladiss plan mbit monthly wiyea of rotarlans have organt- ed a jftotaryanne group and plan to hold meetings on the last thursday of each month last week lira bob burns ltrs ralph ursel and mrs jim jftiichle were hostesses at albert street han ifo brnlo taret howwf what council did proceed with court suit swanek sewers r dormant since last november the swanek subdivision storm sewers came up on councils agenda again monday when soli citor john ord reported progress to date on a projected court suit against subdivider finlay munro mr ord said he had consulted toronto lawyer mr robinette and opinion is that the hewson estate must be included in the suit as the only written contract the town possesses was with the late mr hewson mayor armstrong expressed councils feeling that it is unfor tunate that mrs hewson must be put in this position but- that if the town suit continues for the 19000 project council must ac cept legal advice when cr ern hyde gave his opinion that swanek brothers rather than mr munro had been responsible for the drainage prob lem in the subdivision the mayor said council action must be based on legal opinion and unless a motion was placed on the table to discontinue action the suit will proceed asking about a petition sub mitted last year for sidewalks in the sunbeam area r warwick 7 prince charles dr was told that at the prcserjt time it would be impossible to issue debentures and sidewalks- will have to wait for the present mr warwick complained of ankle deop mud and the road committee was asked to seek some temporary remedy council received letters from two parties interested in operating a subsidised ambulance service w penspn r r- 1 said he would take on the job for 6000 and possibly less if a joint scheme could be worked with acton a letter from two milton men ed ward jacobs and george deforest also indicated interest in a sub sidized plan there is stil time for you to volunteer your services as an am bulance driver or firstaid man in the new ambulance corps six new members join lions club former georgetown resident george graham new buyer for ostranderts jewellers in newt rorito and pat president of the lakeshore lions wa the guest speaker at the lions club dinner meeting in the mcgibbon house on tuesday january 22nd mr graham spoke on his recent trip to europe to purchase dia monds and explained to club mem bers the method used in buying gems hfer interesting talk was concluded with an account of his tour tf the continent before returning home- mr graham who was introduc ed by bob hamilton was thanked for his informative contribution by ernie alcott and president jim jones prior to the meeting mr graham renewed boyhood ac quaintances with many of the mem bers i guests at the meeting included tony martin georgetown lion don wingrove the new bank qf- commerce manager and member of the port rowan lions club and harold jones of new toronto twentyeight of the local club journeyed fo brampton last mon day for the joint induction pf 17 new members into the brampton and georgetown clubs induction chairman frank richardson was as sisted in his duties by gord vivian and dick riddall membership chairmen for each club the sir new georgetown mem bers are clarence heslop jim rob ertson harold fobert frank jamie- son george smurthwaite and tony martin a number of georgetown lions plan to attend thcannual visitation night of the oakville club on thurs day february 7th members at the visitation wih be representing eigh teen clubs in region 6 flowers for every i occasion dorian work a speciahyl flowers by wire anywhere jn the world norton floral til 73s82 georgetown j buy trefoitt twoouriduj winter tires aopl when yowwant to a goudy georgetown left to right three georgetown councillors bow their heeds-tjur- ing a short religious service conducted at the council inaugural they are fred harrison chairman of welfare light and police alfred sykes veteran affairs and firemen and walter gray roads appointment of a board to op erate the swimming pool was dis cussed and there is possibility that the present parks board will function in this capacity also deputy reeve sargeqt reported that after meeting he had been asked to call in late- december il 1 central authorities in toronto had been inforjned that there are no apparent employment vacancies in town nor is there a surplus of housing available for hungarian refugees when you think of printing think of the heram harley motors 31 john st tr 72591 thatisawkhacbi 4 thompsons hardware oil aurimlt sbrvicbi avimouohing plumbino ftfr m ajmklfkbbbassbssasssbi il v on timawsjie yatn mmmim k3 i