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v i f tmi gskmgsttowm hrrald wednesday november 20th 1957 page 8 i the georgetown herald serving the communities of georgetown glen wujjams norval umehouse hornbt stewarttovvn balunafao ashgrove terra cotta ipuoi subscription rate 300 a year single copies 8c each advertising rates quoted on application the herald h printed each wednesday in the office at 22 main st georgetown walter c reehn publisher a nd editor staff garfield l mcguvray bob baakerville leslie m clark dave hastings corey herrington jr ken cowell mrs aileen bradley yrerry barley authorized as second diss mail post office oepl ottawa member of the canadian weekly newspaper association and the ontario division of the cwna ottawa report welcome to georgetown t we had an objective look at georgetowns newer section while participating in a church can vass sunday afternoon it was enligptening and somewhat frighten ing for -an- older georgetowner who because of the- nature of business once thought he knew most people by name to see rows of houses where every face was a svange one and to realize that it is beyond the capacity of any one brain to retain all the new names and faces in a cranial card index after numerous calls we wondered what can be done t6 assimilate new people into the happy stream of life which abounds in a small town for despite those who think georgetown is now a metropolis we are still well within the small town category churches of course can play a major role and sunday saw two churches making a stab at this while religion is the core of church life there is a secoikjary social side in its various organizationsa which can aid newcomers in mak ing friends and getting established there are a variety of organizations frater nal service and social which are here for new comers to join there are public functions con- crts hockey theatre to cater to varied tastes there are stores where new residents can shop without the inconvenience of a long drive and the hordes of people which test the temper of one used to smalltown life there is much that older residents can do to welcome newcomers to our cornmunity we should make every effort to say hello to a stran gers on the street to have a chat when we meet decorate for christrnas so successful was last years home decorat ing campaign by the chamber of commerce that plans are again in progress to have a similar com petition this year the chamber is not seeking to have people spend large amounts of money on decorating some people will invest in coloured lights others will use their ingenuity in clever designs many may just put a wreath on the door or a candle in the window the idea is to spread the christmas fct pourri js circumstances make strange bedfellows so when you see a bazaar in progress in the 1erald office on a future saturday credit it to a wedding it came- about when a church group in which the editors wife participates planned said bazaar on the same day as a wedding reception was sla ted with no other location available we came to the rescue and baking and dolls clothes will re- place the typewriters for that afternoon the blood clinic is one campaign which no one can turn down on the grounds that it will affect their pocketbook it is wonderful to think that your pint of blood might be the one that will save the like of another ifoman being or by coincid ence perhaps even your own a boysdarc familiarly called horse apple brought from fort worth texas by mr and mrs clayton wilson is a curio to most people who view it in the herald window the apple sized greenishyellow mot tled fruit has no commercial value but is eaten by horses hence its slang name says mrs wil- imatocoi feels manned aircraft vital to defence by sandy bast heltons m at ottawa one of the most interesting as pects of the recent week was a trip to ottawa by general lauris nor- stad commander of the north at lantic treaty organization forces in europe this two day visit has been reported considerably in the press qmd well it might for the discussion and facts which he told us are of concern to all he ad dressed a joint meeting of the commons and senate on thursday morning november 14th on of the matters of most inter est to us and particularly in haflon county concerned his remarks on manned aircraft he stated that he felt they would be necessary for some time to come the controver sy at present swirling around mis siles versus more conventional mil itary defence weapons depends greatly on technical knowledge and the opinion of general nor- stad with his known influence and ability must faw considerable weight there is a variety of evidence to indicate that the russians them selves public announcements to the contrary believe in this decis ion of balancing more convention al weapons with ions range weapons of the future their im mense submarine fleet growins all the time would seem to indicate some dependence on more rcstric- ted t- of aggression and econ omic control although they might also ix used for the launching of various tvpes ot new missile- i inclined if youve always lived in a city you j some reconciliation of those var j will be amazed at just how active a small town ious ideas mut bo inevitable one j can be and how much there is to do of ht kreat langers in placing all cmphasi either bv canada or the i remember georgetown will be a better wost ir general upon modern m place for each new citizen provided he wants to siles and other electronic devices contribute something even if its only friendli- j 1 tnal t m n 3 be able to handle smaller acts of ness get the small town habit of saying hello j ii aggression this could lead instead of passing with that icy city stare when through lack of control to an all yt5u meet someone face to face on the street if war wa 7 must be prepared both for local or you think someone is being inquisitive when they sma acts aggression be able to ask questions about you and your family remem- deal with them in a rapid and effi cient manner and as well face the defence of this continent with the many new and cxtraordinarymcth- ods which are gaming tremendous ly each day much of the decision on just where this balance must lie is of course financial since the cot of all types of programs arc very heavy the hundreds of air bases of nato scattered from the northern tip of norway in a huge i arc into turkey and in a very con- siderable depth together with our system of defence here in north america make it highly unlikely that amy simultaneous surprise at tack could completely undermine our defences or our retaliatory po wers someone who hits just moved to town to go out of our way to help if we can be of service in giving information abotit any phase of town life there are things that newcomers can do too to help themselves you dont have to be invited fo attend church the arena is happy to see you at the hockey games the theatre management will give youa great big grin when you walk in the door tthe horticultural society chess club hunters and anglers concert association welcome new members you can help promote a hospital by offering your service to the hospital corhmit- tee ybu can donate a few dollars to the swim ming pool which your children will be using this next summer you can give a hand lo the scouts and guides join the brass band if youre musically this body criticized and admired at various times fulfills an inter esting function in t rehihilita- idown areas of cities and towns across canada upon application by a municipality and through a provincial govern ment the corporation considers methods to tear down in some cas es and then rebuild what might be termed slum areas of our cities two- major projects are either un der way or near completion at the moment the regent park develop ment in toronto and one of ap- proxiraalejxjequal size on sl cath erine street in montreal focussed ones attention to the greatest de gree each are capable of housing approximately 750 families they are designed in contrast to the twisted area of old houses on the site previously to give air and freedom places for children to play cars to park and a much more harmonious orderly and dean home existence these proj ects vary corisiderably m size and in some cities and towns they have been undertaken for as small a group as 12 family units thir me thod of financing vsaries as well with the federal government pay ing 75 per cent of the cost gener ally and the remainder being div ided between the municipality and the province in question the housing itself usually features tall apartment buildings as well as low one or two storey motellike structures the latter are generally for families with young children it seems the russian embassy in ottawa is always busy kach day perhaps twice a day al times col oured newsletters arrive on amem bers desk with various and varied topics of conuminist information and propaganda titles of articles range from the scientific impor tance of artificial karth satellites to a new palace for juvenile na ture iovcrs on the outskirts of kiev a recent pubication ussr illustrated news hw numerous descriptive articles including the ussr strives of peace and friend- ber that they are interested not just nosey ask them a few questions back for people like to talk about themselves too the rapidity of transition from a new to an old georgetowner is a matter largely in your own hands it can take a month a year or a decade depending on how fast you want it to happen yourself look in every part of town wim some friendly competition and small prizes to give everyone an impetus reeve allen at mondays council meeting spoke of meeting a lady in london who finding he was from georgetown said thats the place west of brampton which was so beautifully dec orated last year i which proves that our decorating has some i publicity value too quito a number of members made an interesting visit a few das ago tn cmhc the central mortgage and housing corporation john elliott will be council candidate first man to announce his one georgetowner thinks he remembers candidature for a council seat in at rorf dalhousie he december elections is john klliott 48 llewson crescent unr station agent at mondays council meeting mr elliott told council he would again ix a candidate in his first i hid for office last year he was 49 he attends all the games or f he doesn t has the vos slor f suwcssi p knowledge that he is helping the hockey club seventh among the nine office seeing similar things growing another says they grow at leamington where they are called joswego oranges purchase of a seasons ticket for the raider games gives triple value this year the spectator gets a bargain if balance its budget and has the option of a reser ved seat choice for playoffs its 750 well spent for any sportsman election talk is in the air and the usual facts and fictions begin to blend into the excitement of nominations only sure thing at present is that there will be two council seats vacant reeve allen and cr hale have both stated that they will not be candidates only one mart in or out of council has stated that he will be a candidate john elliott thursday novem ber 28th will tell the story when nomination meeting is held june g haynes wed to douglas ross kingshott friends have showers for mrs paul spiteri shower at the formers home 8 victoria crescent twenty guests brought miscellaneous gifts which huttonville united church was mrs paul spitcri who was wf presontc after a game of the scene of a fall wedding nov dorothy lladlcy before her mar- hingo 2 when june georgina ilayncs riagc on november 9th was guest anothvr shower held in the daughter of mr anthmcs- william of honour when her aunt mrs parisn n of holy cross church a haynes rr 2 norval and thomas warncs and mrs roy wig- was tendered by mrs syd hulmc douglas ross kingshott son of gins were joint hostesses at a her marie and mrs p ii mr and mrs ronald kingshott drenters it was also a miscel- rr 2 norval were united in mar- caribbean blue velvet with match- i shower and guests were riage by rev e warren yellow ig blue feather hats and- proves t with bingo during the and white mums and pompoms they carried bouquets of white oven mrs thomas shea was were used as a background for the poms and yellow carnations also a shower hostess at her home ceremony mrs w penrose play- the groomsman was a c mur- in honour of the bride ed the wedding music and ac- ray and the ushers were ronald companied he soloist mrs m crawford and donald haynes tie game keeps two grosskurth for the reception at the hut- teams in top spot seekers 5 guaranteed certificates term 12 3 or 5 years amounts 100 up enquiries invited halloni peel trust savings co oakville woohvorth bldg brampton 1 1 queen st e the bride given in marriage by her father wore a bridal- gown of white satin with a brocade satin bodice featuring a scalloped neck line trimmed with sequins a pearl headpiece trimmed with white poms held the shoulder- length veil and she carried a bouquet of stephanotis and sweetheart rotes the attendants miss brma brown as inaldofchondutp and miss birth paynes sister of the bride and was helen baowtt tonville united church parlours i the brides mother received the guests in a gown of mint green organza with a ace bodice brbwn accessories and a corsage of talis man roses the grooms mother assisted in a gown of mink silk crepe with beige arid copper ac cessories and a corsage of yellow roses the couple left for a wedding trip to florida the bride travel ling in a grey tweed dress with sapphire blue accessories and a the bridesmaids won awlrnsiolicorsage of sweetheart roses smith stone and the com bines stayed deadlocked at the ton of the industrial iegjgue by playing to a two all tie in the second game of the sunday af ternoon double bill at the arena in the first game provincial ran up a 122 score against toronto to stay within a point of the lea ders standings p w l tpts combines 2 1 0 1 3 smith throne 2 10 13 bijjd4 mr elliott is a member of the i ions club and was treasurer last year he has been station masler for three years and was day oper ator here infore that during the war he served with the navy on landing craft between england and france he is a member of geor getown ixgion branch mr elliott attends st georges anglican church is a member of the hacv and a sunday school teacher there his other activities include being viceprcsideht of georgetown and district red cross society and an officer of the geor getown volunteer ambulance ser vice there will be at least two va cancies to be contended for this year in georgetown reeve stan allen arwljcr harry hale have already announced that they will not seek rcclection provincial 2 110 2 toronto 2 0 2 0 0 games next sunday toronto vs combines smith a stone vs provincial v hows your iq todays insurance problems answered ouattion docs a broad extended coverage endorse ment to a are insurance policy cover flood or tidal wave damage ammr such coverage is excluded contributed in hi interest of sound insurance by john r barbkr jamts p ivans john t armstrbno ly cooperation work is a joy by a foreman of a steel plant riappy collective farm life by a presumably happy collective far mer and many others the profu sion of information or verbiage that is turned out is quite amazing the most recent being the fort ieth anniversary of the great oc tober revolution by the propa- panda and agitation flnptirtmn f the central committee of the com- munist party obviously this is all pretty ridiculous but only goes to show that with all the mas ses of propaganda produced there have been some facts and some ab ility they can at least point to the sputniks for that dr j bums m3ne dental surgeon fcray if ill street to 72871 dr john r kerry practice of dentistry xray triangle 73641 main street georgetown a ac nielsen dc nd doctor of chiropractic and naturopathy 43rd year of practice 28 pan closed thursdays lady attendant t4 guelph sl georgetown 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