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tmi oaoroarown hiiud wednesday july lab lass itorial absolute integrity necessary recent resignations of three provincial cab inet ministers and revelation that the leader of the opposition also purchased stock in a north ern gas company which returned huge- profits to those getting in on the ground floor poses a del icate question of ethics which ts perturbing to citizens of all political creeds on a smaller scale it shakes ones faith in the calibre of a higher government as does the sherman adams scandal in the states the pros and cons have been well argued in the daily press and rt would appear that tech nically there cart be no question of crime on the part of members of parliament who thought they saw a good thing and umped to invest but mor ally there can be severe criticism pf elected of ficials malcing private profit by virtue of their position we are not so naive as to believe that a perfect state can be achieved in any govern ment or ariy business as long as it involves hu man beings with the trail ties which beset us all in fact had messrs kelly mapledorem et al invested in the stock in their own names we would be inclined to shrug it off as legitimate extras which come to them by virtue of their positions georgetowns mr besides imparting wisdom to acquisitive young minds a school teacher often leaves other things equally important which are remembered in later life particularly so when the teacher is a character a term we use in the nicest sense of the word and when a teacher is blessed with a nick name by students he joins the select company of people who aren t forgotten who years later are fondly remembered when people get chatting about their school days such a person was ralph ross whose long and useful life ended this week at the wonderful age of 94 known to generation of students as the duke mr ross though retired over 20 years and absent from town for ten remained a vital force in the minds of his former students nor did he forget the town where he spent a large portion of his teaching years for he kept in dose takes getting used to increasing appearance of shorts and halters among lady shoppers is something which takes getting used to maybe as someone told us when we mentioned it we re not young enough to ignore them or old enough to appreciate them we took one of our rare shopping trips when the family was on vacation and besides choosing our purchases we also took some side glances at our fellow shoppers purely obec tive mind you we were amazed at the variety of costumes which ladies can think up to go shopping in and we can t say any of them are improvements on a simple house dress a skirt onl blouse or a sundress what we do criticize strongly is that in most cases the stock was purchased in the name of friends or relatives and in direct contraven tion of the directive of the head of the govern ment a tantamount admission certainly that members were aware they were not acting strictly according to hoyle and what bothers us still mora is that de spite full coverage of the matter in the daily press majority public opinion does not seem to be against them at least in the ridings where by elections have since been held in earlier politi cal days in the province such a matter could hive easily toppled a government r we are enough of a pur tan ttrthink that the large majority of men who run for office in high er forms of government are like those who do so at the lower level of municipal affairs doing so because they want to contribute their talents to serving their fellowman in a position of responsi bility and trust we hope this is so and t must be so or we are surely head ng on a downward path which can only br ng tragedy to a country as it has in others where corruption graft and cynicism have ted to the enddestruction of a soc j lety blur vall1y ranch touch as a herald reader students do not i ghtly select their candi dates for posterity in our own school days in a large city school we can recall only three who were so honoured one gentleman nher ted the hook as h s nomde plume probably be cause of h s eagle eye in spotting misdemeanors almost before they began another was but tercup a mid i ttle man with a fine m nd w th noth ng derogatory meant by the students who loved him there was also pete wh ch wasn t h s first name at all and mposs ble to f gure why he was so called as for mr ross we asked a former mem ber of h s class why he became the duke because he always looked like what we expected a duke should look like was the an swer don t throw that brick lad es we know what you re going to say you accept them on the beach you cla m why not on main street and in a store well we accept pyjamas too but they are more in place m a bedroom than on the street we accept floor length evening gowns at a for mal dance but they would look somewhat ridi culous on a shopping trip so it is with shorts and halters they re fine adornments in the right surroundings and we should leave some thing for father to look forward to when he goes to the beach for his vacation birthday party at blll vallry ranch mr jos scotts family celebra ted his 70th birthday with a bar becue party at blue valley ranch a week age sunday captain and mrs robin bourne send word of a little sister for mark born in england where they are presently stationed lt col and mrs bourne here are par ents of captain bourne mr and mrs a w benton messrs nell and bert and miss g lend a quint on were guests at the elliott qreenlees wedding in st davids presbtyeyian church campbcllville on saturday mrs e kara and children and mr h kara motored to ormsby one day last week mr wm kara returning with them congratulations to miss ruth mcbridc who recently passed her grade five counterpoint with first class honours and her grade un piano she studies piano and theory at the royal conservatory mr and mrs morfitt of tor onto and children arc spending their holidays jt the summer home of mr and mrs h schweg ler mrs ilene geary of toronto spent the weekend with the james nobles and the karns the wms met at the home of mrs ross on thursday evening mrs sanford reading the scripture and mrs mitchell the prayer mrs smethurst read an article brother hood and mrs sanford one con cerning the work done by evangel hall toronto text word inherit was answered in a verse of scrip turc a social half hour follow ed the meeting the w i met in lamehouiie me monal hall on tuesday evening last wttk hit i- t c browns attended tht brownndt reunion at bramp ton a week aio tht j roughleys and miss blanche bngham of haney bc visited at parry sound one da last week blear r kirn visited with mol lie mlvp in guelph last week mrs robert patterson is spen cl ng a week with mrs wm jack son erin the a c pattersons visited in toronto on sunday with mr and mrs art rarrell mrs smethurst visited the grant at stewart town on sun day visitors included miss kate and mr alex mckay also mrs teen mahon of portage la prairie on saturday evening and mr gilbert sinclair for this week with the a c pattersons mr and mrs ross brownndge and family of lansing michigan and mr and mrs prank wheeler of riverdale michigan with the ftc browns a week ago miss glenda quinton from judd haven muskoka with the a v bentons during the weekend mr and mrs wm bobbie of toledo ohio with mr joe scott and glen and other local friends on american independence day rural curftoy to hold coursr at oac the ninth annul ackaol for ra ni clergy will be held again at the ontario agrtcumnral col july 9138 one hundred and fifty minister from runt perjihes st adxms church 61m william th rv john ratfcfcom photm tr 7 911 pri july 25 st james day sun 930 am matins and sermon 800 ajn holy eucharist hornby institute group visits grimsby for meeting induction service for rev john c hill was held at hornby united church last monday evening with the three churches represented the devotional was taken by rev sherwin of bronte rev waters chairman of the halton presbytery charge spoke a few words rev mc- farlane of georgetown preached a most inspiring sermon mr m j brown introduced rev j c hill and rev waters conducted the in duction service after hymn and benediction all adjourned to the basement for refreshments and so cial hour mr and mrs frank wilson of ashgrove introduced rev and mrs hill to all those present mr and mrs doug shaw and pam left wednesday to spend a few days in boston usa visiting with friends mr and mrs wm tallyn and ricky and mr and mrs colin marshall and karen left thursday to spend the weekend at wasaga beach greetings to judy saunders and wilms ellis who celebrated their birthdays on july 12th monday night the ball diamond was too wet for the girls to play however on wednesday night at omagh they lost 97 thursday night the game was called because of rain at palermo tuesday night the hornby boys lost to omagh the score being 5 wednesday night at hornby they played nelson and lost 11 1 fri day evening they lost again to trafalgar 7 2 not a very good week for the boys mr and mrs john bradley have let on a trip to nova scotia they plan on visiting relatives at dlf fercnt places on the way down mr ralph kingdon is attending the calgary stampede this week donny leslie age 4 was one of the youngest to walk in the or angeman s parade at brampton this car he paraded with his dad who is a member of the horn by lol 165 lodge a great many from this district spent the after noon in brampton on wedncdsay july 9th a number of the hornby vt omens institute members journccd to the home of mr and mrs stanley learmont at grimsby for their regular meeting a delicious pot luck dinner was enjoyed by all mrs w coulton the president was in charge of the meeting and opened it in the usual manner with the singing of the ode and repeating the mary stewart col lect after dispensing with the business she introduced the guest speaker mrs velma norris the district president mrs jnorns gave an inspiring talk mrs roy wilson expressed the thanks of the ladies to mrs norris an ex ceptionally good paper on the motto don t look for perfection in your friends they may look for it in you and you may have no friends was prepared by mrs c wngglcsworth this was read bj mrs j coulton at the close of the meeting mrs leamont sir ved a cup of tea and ice ere a n after thanking mr and mrs lear mont for their hospitality the la d cs departed for home mr and mrs lionel noble of guelph visited with mr and mrs l sampson over the week end mr and mrs russell king visi ted with miss jardine at her horn in brussels st georges church anglican trinity vii sunday july j0m 1100 am mattins 704 pm evensong friday july 2st th festival of st a a m 10 00 am holy last jaw and at lust this sal to carol again their wives nd jcajl tin i ii to provide pleasant ud s aaanephere for d of the problem of th town nd eenmtry church and of the rand cnaamnnlty it ii hoped that those attending will obtain a ireoter teowaedfe of the bask principle of agriculture in rela tion to hnanan welfare community life and the work of the church omrae will he ottered in rural sociology and soils and land use the course in rural sociology will enuthasne economic changes and their effect on rural living values while the soils and land use course win feature studies of soil conser vation efficient farm practices and field trips for first banc studies mapamaaqi min0 fi millw0rk prompt service free estimate 11 water st tr 79771 directory extra heat yes we like news of your visits and visitors and are always pleased when you phone your it cms to the herald office when ever you have visitors from out of town or go on a trip yourself phone tr 7 2201 mrs robert hodgins 69 lifeloirfcountyresident a lifelong resident of this dis trict mrs bertha alma hodgins 69 was buried in greenwood ceme tery georgetown on july 5th fol lowing funeral service at the to veil funeral home guelph she died suddenly at her home 8 llolliday st guelph on july 3rd the former bertha alma mino she was the daughter of the late mr and mrs george mino and was born near glen williams lat cr moing to the 6th line near i 1 me house she married robert george hodgins and lived in ac ton until his death in 1940 and for the past year and a half had been living in guelph she at tended norfolk st united church sumving arc a son harvey of guelph and a daughter margaret of bamc two children william nd annie predeceased her also surviving are two brothers and three sisters andrew 54 king st e georgetown william ed pn mills mrs william switier fthth ofnorval mrs victor mc- l owan may of tien williams and mrs arthur steeds daisy toronti there are five grand children rev h garfield rcee conduct ed the funeral service pallbcar crs were wilfrid mino george town william mino newmarket morlcy allen acton jack hod gins charles hoad and william wilkins to western canada th humn th rockies the bc centennial dailystrains anfmfffffej ne conrwenmi for information and rtwerntlom contact 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georgetown tr 73351 office hours 9am to 5 p m mondays to fridays for expert eye care i consult i o t walker 12 main st south brampton gl 14474 res gl 16243 hours 9 un to 6 pjn daily evenings by appointment rabt r tfanihonlt optometrist eyes examined eyeglass and cordless hearing aids for appointment tr- 73971 181 guelph street georgetown prevent chimney fires use fire chief chemical cmraney cleaners to eliminate soot and scale from your stoves and pipes the smaller the flame the more soot and carbon for use in od coal and wood fired units for sale at halton coop s up p i e s frank petch licensed auctioneer prompt service po box 413 tr 72864 georgetown dale bennett and latimer barristers and solicitors leroy dale qc 19141956 sybil bennett qc 19301986 douglas v latimer ba toiangle 73381 mill st georgetown earl g black b coram rxa cj4 chartered accountant 182 slain st milton out trlangle msil tf robert w otter prompt reports vaitay tijjiv r 1 ivevi1lle stqlxjbrco ffl nit ftmionca owtnc to 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