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1mb georgetown herald wednesday june 25th 1mb editorial what is a foreigner watching a tv documentary on newfound land on a recent evening our pleasure in learn ing about canadas tenth province was some what marred by the remark of a native recently returned from toronto that he didnt like the aty because it was full of foreigners it was something which might well have been deleted from the telecast for we should hate any of our newer canadian to think that this is in any way a sample of public opinion to wards those who have chosen to leave their homeland to make their way in a new country whose language and customs must be learned for the contrary is the case and most native- bom canadians welcome the infusion of new blood new ideas and new cultures which im migration brings it is in fact one of the best things that can happen to a country to have a healthy immigra tion from other lands particularly so when canada has so much to offer in space and sc much to gain in skills to be sure such imm gration has to be controlled so that our economy absorbs the increase in the best way possible and our doors cannot be wide open to the world at all times to our own detriment the question of what is a foreigner can pose an interesting problem too for such peo ple as our newfoundland backwoodsman if used in a national sense he can include most people of his own province which became part of the dominion less than a decade ago speaking english is the criterion he must in dude a1arge section of quebec province plus second and third generation folk who still cling to their native tongue in such cosmopolitan citi les as windsor winnipeg and montreal if its surnames then perhaps our prime minister would be one of many designated as foreigners welcome to georgetown a new company incorporated to manufac ture architectural and porcelain metal products is being welcomed to georgetown leasing the old dolphin craft factory on king street several weeks ago the company is already in partial operation extensive renova ttons are being made in the building s interior ehd the outside has enhanced the scenery with a coat of blue paint with red trim p graham bell associates ltd should prove an outstanding addition to the local industrial scene the firm has personnel who know their trade and who have been working together in the industry for over thirty years their product is one which is becoming increasingly common in the building trade and which should be as sured of a steady and increasing demand good wishes on retirement mrs edna beaumont veteran member of the glen williams public school staff will say goodbye to her clasroom for the last time this week prior to retirement mrs beaumont has been honoured at several affairs largest of which was a picnic at the school on saturday to which many former students came to add their good wishes to those of present school children and their parents we can imagine that on that day particular ty she looked backward sharing the happiness of those who she had helped along the way to success in their adult life shedding a tear per the bullfight menace we share the sentiments expressed in a let ter received this week from the society for the prevention of cruelty to animals protesting a bloodless bullfight being planned in lindsay this summer we strive to educate our younger genera tion in animal welfare and the promotion of rea sonable consideration of animals the letter states are they now to be exposed to this form of degenerating spectator sport are we destined to have bloodless bullfights today and bloody ones tomorrow the spca is doing everything in its power to prevent the lindsay bullfight and urges haps for some who had fallen by the wayside and had not realized the promise they had shown as youngsters for teaching is at the same time a frustrating and rewarding experience and no ob is more important than that of a teacher who holds in her power the ability to instil qual ihes in a boy or girl which help share their fut ure destiny people of glen williams can say thanks for a ob well done to this lady who has brought honour to her chosen profession she will be missed when the school bell rings again in sep tember whan aati wl maeta it was grandmothers day at the institute meeting held at the home of mrs frank ruddell on tues day afternoon june 17th when the president mrs cliff hunter opened at two o clock with the ode and institute creed two great grandmothers were present and thirteen grandmothers two visi tors mrs will hume and mrs sherwood hume and baby son from milton as well as regular members program convener mrs john bellboddy called on grand metier mrs c b dick for the motto the only old personjs he who no longer desires to learn which contained some splendid thoughts for everyone mrs geo nurse contributed a suitable read ing called grcious living in grandmother s day accordion selections by mrs clayton wilson when you and 1 were young maggie and yellow rose of lexas added much to the meet ing and a contest conducted by mrs w stringer things our grandmothers never had was won bymrs c b dick presentations of cups and saucers with the in stitute crest were given to mrs blackctt who is leaving us u mrs thomas guten for her very elhcicnt job she did as institute secretary treasurer and to mrs milton bird in appreciation of the work and planning she had about the bus trip and then wasn t able to go herself after a short business period mrs thomas gif ten thanked the hostess and all who had taken part the queen was sung followed by a social hour ocr the tea cups mr and mrs j ii hunter and rimil ind marilyn wilson attend j etl the ontario land race swine hit id ijy last fndaj at maple nid report an enjoablt time j luii austin was six ears old n june 17th but didn t cckbrati j until saturday afternoon when he j had omi close little neighbours in for lanus and a birthday cake we all say happy birthday to ou david mr ro wills the scottish dele gate of the international exchange of young farmers clubs was a tuest of ralph cunningham and his famil for a few das last week the young people held then meeting on sunday evening at the home of norman bird with barbara cunningham and allan urownrtdge in charge last tuesday evening mrs ward brownndge with the assistance of mrs bruce brigden had a fare well party for miss ida bailey and presented her with an electric heating pad decoration day marked by odd fellows rebekahs orion lodge no 100 and ver dun rebekah lodge no 184 held their annual grave decoration ceremony and church parade on sunday june 22nd the girls pipe band lead the jaftemoon grave decoration parade from the loof halt with members of the rebekah lodge joining the parade at king and union streets members of both lodges met at ballinafad united church for service at 730 p m where alan neelon is the minister and member of the odd fellows ralph yaeger warden of grand lodge kenwick attended the service as did other members from oakville fenwick and milton after an organ prelude call to worship doxology and invocation hymn 441 guide me 6 thou great jehovah was sung wh ham chaplin chaplain of orion lodge lead in the responsive read ing from the j3ndd58tm mr neelon sang a solo o brother man fold to- thy heart thy bro ther mrs peggy wylie chap lain of verdun lodge read the lesson from 1 connthuuis 13 jesus united by thy grace was the next hymn followed by a duet lovcst thou me by mr and mrs f j shortill for his sermon mr neelon took as his text the greatest of these is love onward christian soldiers followed the prayer of dedication the benediction threefold amen st georges church j trinity iv j festival of st peter a m june 29th i 8 00 am holj commun 1100 am holy eucharist 7 00 p m evensong and postlude concluded the moat inspiring service memorial flow era were placed on the altar by the lodges in memory of mem bers who had died a committee comprising both odd fellows and rebekahs arranged the day they were mrs alf collins mrs frank robinson mrs rupert beaumont david hastings harry crawford and gordon spence alan ed munds is noble grand of orion lodge and mrs herb hancock noble grand of verdun lodge wlth the holiday season ap proaching for local people why not make it a point to see that the herald is kept informed of where you visit and who visits you just phone 2201 farmers visit mike nortons display of case0mat1c tractors mowers- rakes balers balebunchefts baler twine elevators repairs tolt make of farm machinery ballinafad tel tr 72153 those who agree with them to write the mayor of lindsay the lindsay newspaper and the her aid this paper will certainty pass on any com ments received to the proper sources to our mind there is nothing more obgec tionalble than a socolled sport where the only fate of one contestant can be death it is the old roman gladiator idea with a napless animal substituted for the human victim exhibitions such as is being planned in lindsay should be stamped out before they gam a foothold in our country they can do nothing for people but bring out the inborn savagery which years of civilized living has managed to veneer operation ipperwash replaces summer camp members of the lome scots peel dufferin and halton regi ment were among the militia units attached to the 1st bn rcrs at camp ipperwash the hist week in june this attach ment is the present substitute for the traditional summer camp the oneweek syllabus featured training in medium machine gun overnight battalion exercises pio neer and other trades and special ties qualifying courses from lieu tenant to captain and captain to major among the officers and ncos in attendance were ll col a kemp cd burlington maj b f bunt port credit lt a g decctles port credit capl w g leonard oakville sgl g e egan brampton and sgt g e bell brampton wrisslesworth staff banquet at hilltop members or the howard wrig glesworth school staff held a din ner party at hilltop lodge erin last wednesday evening after the deliciolis dinner presentations were made to four of the present staff who are leaving at the end of this term mr kinrade made a presents uon to harold catling who will be principal of the new park school douglas scott presented mr william byng who is going to teach industrial art at port cre dit collegiate with a gift and mrs jim bilsborrow made a presents lion to mrs mcnamara who is go ing back to college and miss san dra scott who is going to teach ers college in the fall fitfeen members of the staff with two supply teachers attended the din ner st albans church anglican gln williams th rv john rathbon phona tr 7 9126 st peters day june 29th kt 30 a m holy eucharist r ttjeauttf olounqe f harper method j jiptaml it u and jtjfp t xi main st ntmlh grztn ont- r tt far appointment trluisw 7151 separating the men from thk boys t hows your iq todays insurance problems answered question does mercantile robbery insurance cover merchandise taken by a holdup man answer yes as well as money 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