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thr mostortown hsrald wednesday eraouui june 11 1966 editorial lessee ask the better turning down endorsement of a petition- it is still john poos pocketbook which suffers from another municipality to oin a campaign to get more government assistance for local sewer- age projects council on monday sensed the dang ers of seeking too much control over things which can be handled more efficiently at a local level canada like most countries is already top- heavy with centralized benefits unemployment insurance health insurance subsidies for roads fqr education ech good things in themselves but each addition increases a taxation burden which can- someday become a crlppter for there is no way a government can get money ex cept from the people whether you call it irr- come tax excise tax sales tax or what you will with each new government subsidy and in the equalizing process it is the more prospejrpus parts of a country which carry the heavier load for those less blessed with natures resources it is as one councillor said monday axio matic loo that those who pay the piper call the tune and the larger the contributions from a central authority the more control that body will wish to have over the money expended its not easy to stay off the bandwagon and council acted wisely on monday in filing a peti tion which if successful could eventually add to tax burdens already getting too heavy hard to set a standard contemplated action of council in increas ing meeting fees for councillors and the yearly allowance for the mayor brings the question of how to measure public service in dollars and cents voting a week ago to have a bylaw am endment prepared a 54 maiority favoured in creasing the council fee to 13 an 81 matority the mayors allowance to 1500 in the light of such close voting on an item which will add ap proximately 2500 to the yearly tax bill we sug gest council should give earnest further consid eration before final action is taken in the form of an amendment to the allowance bylaw the question of being paid for hours spent on the job is not one which can sensibly enter public positions like those of councillor school trustee hydro commissioner or the various ap pointed offices on boards which administer such things as the library arena and cemetery one must assume that a man who seeks such office derives his major payment from the sense of ser ving the public with his abilities and time and the social distinction which falls to one who so serves there was a time when financial return for any such office was unheard of like everything time brings changes and it has became an accep ted fact that an allowance for such men is pro per but to our way of thinking it is still an allowance and not a salary a token payment as it were to acknowledge public appreciation for an onerous ob and to overcome any outofpock et expense which the ob might entail one must then be clear on whether council mernbers are to recsjve an allowance or a salary if the latter then the ob should be evaluated and a yearly salary established the same as for any private operation if however it is to remain a token we think the 8 00 per meeting and the 1 000 flat allowance for mayor are ample for the purpose intended l lacrosse star in early georgetown years a georgetown resident before he turn of the century albert edward neale 86 died t ross memorial hospital lindsay on hay 28th mr neale who was the son of samuel henry neale and caro- lyne ruth boomer was born in hulsboro township and moved at an early age to georgetown where he attended public school he played in the georgetown band was a member of the town lacrosse team and a member of the volun teer fire brigade he worked for the taylor grocery and wright son apprenticing as a baker and when the family moved to to ronto be followed the trade of baker he later was employed as a piano key maker and jthen as a mckle plater with standard platers until retiring due to ill health he was a member of st geor ges anglican and belonged to the young hens association when he lived here a member of the independent order of foresters be held the office of secretary when be was in town in 1908 he married margaret robertson in toronto after her death in 1943 he moved to kings ton and later to lindsay he leaves one daughter margaret mrs walter b taylor lindsay grandson laurie allan taylor and a brother and sister in to ronto mrs f oakley annie and cecil neale he was predeceased by brothers and sisters mrs f ibbotson maggie hamilton john of toronto lbs g roche maude of marquis sask and arthur of edmonton alta interment took place in park lawn cemetery toronto fol lowing funeral service on hay 31 at the a e cook funeral home attend ordination of united church minister american relatives here for dolson reunion lovely weather favoured the do son clan during their 12th reunion held on saturday may 31st at stanley park erin where one hun dred and eleven members gathered from points in ontario and the un ited states muws iut u mrs donald dolson headed i peterson jeanttte tallyn marian hall howden reunions bring families together a life membership in the wa was the gin given to mrs c brown by mrs hazel raid at the regular meeting of the evening wa mrs brown hanked every one for such an honour mrs peg gy learmotit presided over the meeting and mrs pat southwood read the minutes the treasurers report was given and mrs bertha grexton gave the devotional last minute details for the wedding re ception were made and plans for the family picnic to be held in july were made mrs lois reld showed her pictures that he took on her trip to the west and down through the states a dauch lunch was served by mrs hi reed and mrs donelda neelands the afternoon wa held their regular meeting at the fedme of mrs a marchment on tueaay af ternoon mrs d leslie presided mrs m brown read the minutes and gave the treasurers report it was decided to hold the july meet ing at the home of afrsj s lear- mont grimsby mrsis winch presented mrs c brown with matched earring and necklace set as she is moving from this district and this was her last meeting the bazaar date was set for november 8th a delicious lunch was served by the hostess assisted by mrs s price and mrs e may a surprise baby shower was held for betty hall at the home of mrs d shaw eleven neighbours were present a few contests were pla yed irene saunders and adele leslie received prizes for the first one and irene saunders was lucky enough to win the second one too betty thanked everyone for the lo vely gifts she was sure would be useful a bountiful lunch was ser ved by the hostess eight he descendants attend cd the hall reunion held this year at mr and mrs stan halls and mr and mrs frank hall of streets ville dinner and supper was ser ved the sports committee had an afternoon of sports arranged a ball game was played with every one having a turn at bat mr vic tor hall was the oldest present and scott leslie two months old was the youngest an enjojable time was had by all our apologies to mrs bertha grexton for ommitting her name from the school picnic committee last week eleven girl friends of miss alma bradley treated her to supper the lichee gardens in toronto on thursday night it was a farewell supper as akna is leaving by plane for peoria illinois on sunday june 8th those present were jean first tot and beat world new sport nam fiitancial nem notica to creditors in thi bstatr op lb mi jama hnri cain dnwi au perrons having claims ag ainst the estate of james cdward cain ate of the town of radvule saskatchewan residing temporar ily at the town of georgetown in the county of halton farmer who died on or about the twentyfourth day or november 1b57 are here by notified to send in to the un dersigned administzatrix of the said estate on or before the i2th of july 1958 full particulars of their claims after which data the estate will be distributed having regard only to the elako of which the administratrix shah then have notic dated at georgetown ontario the sth day of june ajx 106a margaret ana cain admin istratrix by her solicitor m e kaaderaon 61 mil street georgetown gnt st georges church anglican trinity u june 15th 800 am holy commun 930 am holy commun 45 am church school 9 years and over 1100 am church school beginners up to 8 yrs 1100 am nursery and infant care 1 1 00 ajti holy commun 200 pm parish family fellowship and outdoor service of evensong halton county park low ville no evensong at the church thursday june 19th 10 00 a m holy commun intercessions committee in charge of the lunch after which the president ken da ders adele leslie bertha grexton vidson extended greetings to those attending elected to office for the 1960 reunion were clure dol son president dr wilbur dolson robertson edna lee irene saun- rlst vice president perc leslie 2nd p sl2r vce president and mrs oliver ordination service in st andrews united church toronto when rev edward tile became a united church minister mr and mrs dennis brown parkview blvd and mr and mrs douglas latimer glen williams who are friends of mr file wit nessed the ceremony mr and mrs file and their daughter pa tricia will be living in boston next year where he has enrolled at boston unlversty for- post graduate work on his doctor of philosophy degree he will be preaching at a church in falls river a boston suburb printing is our business phone tr 7 2201 hear john wintermeyer qc new ontario liberal party leader annual meeting nominating convention milton town hau friday june 10th 130pm everybody welcome if dad smokes his gifts are here for the finest in tobacco cigars cigarettes pipes coiim cards for father or any occasion hunter secretary treasurer mr beatty was sports convener and presented prizes to mrs t j leslie for eldest lady mrs m thompson of north tonnawanda for coming the greatest distance stephen connor of corbetton the youngest baby and mr and mrs mccutchcon of milton most recently married couple a peanut guessing contest was won by hel en dolson winners of the races were girls 6 and under janice doane and ma ry dolson boys 6 and under peter mcbcan and clare dolson girls 9 and under ruth mcclurc and jean mcclure boys 9 and under ken i cslie girls 12 and under ruth mcclurc gail dolson and bovs 12 and under charles beatty and gordon mcclurc the joung lad ics race was won b lenora douon and men s step off b john dol son mr keith dolson won breaking the flower pots in a varicn program in the pav ilion elizabeth and marj cation and gail dolson and mac wilson entertained with piano selections mary dolson rcciled and a tap dance number was presented by helen cation two solos by mrs don dolson were followed up by violin selections by don dolson and clure and clarence dolson con eluded the program with a fast moving step dance the reunion adjourned after a vote of thanks to those assembled by keith dol son the clan comprises sons of wtl liam dunn dolson who settled in peel in 1822 and descendants of a brother who settled at chatham the fint reunion was held in 1035 at fcrndale with ii a dolson the president tuck shop port credit firm opens tire store elmwood tire service ltd has opened a georgetown branch the local business is located in the former georgetown tire battery location on main st n it is the third branch of a company which originated in port credit an offshoot of elmwood motors which has been in port credit since 1903 the tire busi ness was organized in 1956 at which time a branch was also cs tabtlabed in brampton phil parsons is general manager of tfabtates stores land locally jim turnbull former proprietor of george mary fllppance wllma ellis and chris bradte chinese food was enjoyed by all several from this community ac cepted mr and mrs dave wilsons invitation to their home to see their many wedding and shower gifts jean peterson and evelyn sinclair assisted the bride and her mother a cup of tea was served belated anniversary greetings to mr and mrs garnet howden who celebrated their eleventh wedding anniversary on june 7th the family and close friends met at the home of mr and mrs h bradley to wish alma a safe trip home a few games of euchre were played and a most delicious lunch was served hornb bos lost both ball games this week to omagh the first game at hornb was 10 2 and the second game at omagh was 85 mr bill thompson is home from potsdam y for the summer he wrote his lait exam on tucsdaj morning and was home the same cvcninj the howden reunion was held this ar at the hornbj commun it park with 90 present the old est lad present was mrs ben howden of iksptlcr and the old est gentlemdn was mr arthur rud j hell of georgetown the joung est was the son of mr and mrs henderson or georgetown mr and mrs wilson of chatham came the furthest distance and they also had the closest wedding anniver sary after dinner everyone en joyed the sports a fine time was had by all sl stephen s anglican church marked its 121st anniversary on sundaj june 8th the morning sermon was preached by prof john r roth well or the oac guclph hev j ii bielb ba of palermo 3nd oakvillc conduc ted the evening service congratulations to the ncwl weds mr and mrs craig royce the former bctt may wb were married at hornby united church on saturday mr and mrs w robinson have returned home from their trip to winnipeg ponj ndes were the highlight of valerie ellas birthday party sev eral of the children spent the af ternoon and evening at her hornet enjoying themselves very much delicious birthday supper was ser ved st aibons church annttean glen williams th rev john raritbona phone tr 7 9126 930 am matins 10 45 am church school 230 pm annual remem brance service at glen williams cemetery zloutse eaultf ejlotuxye 1 harper method spttlllt smi mil srf 11 main st naiu gwlwn out trlrphatla far appoinlasrent 1 tkunru tms1 l o a a farmers visit mike nortons display of case0mat1c tractors mowers rakes balers baler twim bevators kapla to al mhi of ballinofod 1il ib 74153 directory astaa dr j bam mum dental surgeon xkay mn street tr 1tttl or john r kerry practice or denttstby xray triangle 73841 main street georgetown dr k w mccauley dentist 6 main street north tr 74641 tf s m fubish ro optometrist mcnamara jewellers georgetown georgetown ontario res 81 prince charlea or office guelph st telephone tr 73300 oeotoefown animalcltnic c w sayan dvja 106 guelph street opposite armstrongs garage j tr 72741 monuments pollock a cunpbeo designs on request inspect our work in greenwood cemetery phone 2048 62 water street north g a lt tom van sickler 8a barrister solicitor a notary 36 mam st s tr 74531 dr illiams bldg will ba sales representative the company is headed by w l smith op a aa president and s a norman cja ria- secretary- tire at battery treasurer hows your iq todays insurance problems answered p i queshon does business in tcrruption insurance which pays fixed expenses payroll and profits in case of fire actually have value when most fires are minor answer- even a small fire can indcr business activity sales and profits stop while expenses continue contributed in the intorott of sound insurance by john r barber james t evans john t armstrong maurice manderson barrister solicitor 61 mill st tr 7 2464 roxy theatre building lever hokin chartered accountants 51 mam n brampton glendale 14824 i 44 victoria sl toronto phone em 40131 hewson ord helson rarrtstan and soudtart 39 main sl south beside knox church 120 guelph sl hunter bldg no 7 hwv george c hewson john d ord frederick a heison tr 7rwe tr 7 r7b1 a rva ivsomts dlcmd of chlrearacmc seal naturopath 43rd year of practiea 34 run amd ttnmdaya lad attendant 164 guelnh 3l georgetown truangle 73611 w h biggs and ralph davies accredited pi c accountants 122 guelph st georgetown tr 73351 office hours 9am to 5 p m mondays to fridays for expert eye care consult o- t walker 3 main st north brampton over abells drue store gl 14474 res gu 16243 hours 9 ajn to 6 pun daily evenings by appointment robt r haffliboot optometrist eyes examined eyeglass and cordless hearing aids for appointment tr 7-397t- 181 guelph street georgetown prevent chimney fires um fir chief chemical chtatnay cleaners to eliminate soot and scale from your stoves and pipes the smaller the flame the more soot and carbon for use in oil coal and wood fired units for sale at halton coop s u p pl i e s frank petch licensed auctioneer prompt service p o box 413 tr 72864 georgetown dale bennett and latimer barristers and solicitor leroy dale qc 19141986 syhll bennett qc 19301996 douglas v latimer ba triangle 73381 mu1 sl geoiatetown earl g black b comm rla oa chartered accountant 182 main sl milton onl triangle ss62 a robert w ratdmr piqbptf vanet74mrrv neville storjuermst owing to increased testae l tow toesdat norton rlde