Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), June 13, 1963, p. 4

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georgetown herald pnbltilwd fcy dm ttanpimn umlh4 22 main street georgetown ontario w c iiihn pubuihef thursday june 13lh 1963 editorial comment music hath charms if the okt adagfe mvsk hafh charm is true then georgetown ihould be arf ven vnore rearming place inrytmftr to come n i thanm to steamer tfnmebcm a new chapter of the s p e bs q s a hs been formed and thoe who relish harbenhop harmony are waxing enthusiastic about the future the group made its first out-of- town trip to etobicoke last week and they are hard at work perfecting the technique of close harmony which might seem dec eptively simple to the uninitiated but u actually no easy ob barbership singing is something like westerns in movies and television it has its ups and downs but it is basic form of entertainment which never diei out every now and then there is a great revival the present interest stems part ly from the broadway musical the music man we would udge and is closely allied what in a name many words of course become un pleasant through association comic books and movies may make a name synony mous with undesirable characters but many phrases are unpleasant too because of peculiar combination of vowels and con sonants it is as hard lo define beauty of face or figure as it would be to define why cer tain words offend the ear and what can be perfectly acceptable in canada can be the reverse in another englishspeaking country whatever rhe reason a name is most important and we are sometimes shocked by poorly chosen ones pleasant view molel the rose garden te thajiolk singing craie so popular nowa dayi it tvnioo to e that georgefpwn is upholding musical tradition by forma honof such a group yaas back laur town was noted for its choral society and for its excellence of church and school choirs along with the barbers hoppert today we have the legionnaires glee club which is also winning accojades for singing excel lence the two groups will pui georgetown on the musical map again and provide a talent outlet for men who enjoy an even ing of entertainment put on by themselves despite the poets view thai a rose by any other name would smell as sweet one cannot underestimate the value of a pleasant combination of syllables when de signating a person or place in the english language bruce harley comments on britain holland trip georgetown womens instil ute met i knox hall wed evening june 3th or their reg ular monthlj meeting with 29 ladies attending mrs era thompson was in charge ol the meeting in the absence of mrs mallwws fol lowing the usual opening exer jcises the minutes of the last meeting were read and the cor respondence dealt with there was an invitation to a 1 display 6l work and ap after noorf tea at the sunshine school n june 14th abo a letter regretting the closing of the rural musical kestil which is proving too costlj the committee planning the mystery bu trip reported plans almost complete the date is set jot june 26uv tne tickets are available mr shields is planning a euchre at her home for june 12 the pnxeids from this o tn used for institute ork mrs wellington wiiwjii gjve a splendid report of the dis tnct annual and abo brought the highlights of the ulk given b mr kenney superintendent of the ontario school lor the deal who was the rfucsl pea ker at the afternoon stimon mrs thompson wa- in charge of the program and invited mr bruce hade of georgetown who delighted with pictures and commen taries of his trip to england scotland and holland tail ear the picture of the military ce meteries in holland were try impressive and remind again of tnt many ounglives that were sacrificed and made- possible the freedom we enjoy today lunch and a social half hour concluded the evening the nest regular meeting will be heldon september 4th room the georgetown herald are terms which denole meaning and at the same time are pleasant to the ear on rhe other hand who would be inclined lo stay at the chicken manure inn attend a function in the garbage disposal room or read the blood splattered weekly see what we mean and yet we have stumbled on such dilhes as the home of the friendless a residence for people with whom life has dealt unkindly and the hosp tal for incur able children certainly one of the most illchosen designalons ever dreamed up the moral if one could be drawn is that one should th nk twice before des g nating a lifetime monicker on a person a building a hreel or an institution look ma no hands georgetown herald bugar inj spjcb ly bill 5 m- published by horn newspapers limited inrgttiin i on mo wdlter c biehn garfield mcgilvrey produiimn suptnntrn changing municipal theory decision of the local public school board not to om in a campaign to make remuneration for trustees possible leaves us with mixed feelings as a long time opponent of other than token fees for public office we are inclined to say bravo but from todays practical standpoint we dont think the trustees should be sing led out to serve entirely frea while other municipal functions are handled by men whose salaries are reaching to the four fi gure bracket we still think a token payment would not reduce the number of men who want to enter public service and that it is entirely possible that eventually some will have an eye more on the meeting fee than on the genuine desire to serve bui assuming that the concept of pay ing up to 20 a meeting is todays rule one surely can expect and well nigh dem and more than an afterhours type of government perhaps the time has coma to reappraise our whole municipal let up ro pay councillors enough to make fhe ob 1 least a part time one and to provide training courses tor men who enter public office and perhaps we should also look at the extreme and make public office dts r able enough to make it full time at least for senior members of local government the danger of course is thai instead of attracting more and better qualified can didates for office we could attract less not very man is willing to gamble a steady ob for the iransient glory of public i fe but neither ire too many men nowa days willing to serve on public bodies if the work entails more after hours serv ce than tha energy which mull be devoted to their daily occupation demands it would seem to us tha one solut on to a mounting problem is a to put more of community management in fhe hands of an adequately pa d municipal off ce staff b to cut the work load of elected officials by eliminating many of the smaller details with concentre on on planning and broader decisions c to make training courses available foi suraly fathers day it tht n v i i moil insignificant occasion on tin ir i hi l i n i th calendar everybody know hit li i il in n which sunday in may it moth r i day but there i good not for him tha mighty mail deal of confusion in tha minds lo carve he u allowed lo spoon of most people about tha oth oul the meatballs covered with r one and ware it not for muthroom vauce or the mac our good friends the merchants roni and chceic not for him who urge us not to for gel the hushed ulence as ha voi dear old dad it would pro cei an opinion with ringing bably slip by as quietly at authority the only opinion he whit sunday voices it well im inclined lo agree with you dear ii mt ihffinill to uikii ml tins viaiunt nt 1 win re 1 iilier iim1 i h m in ii ij- ail iim in a fun jijumii in aiknnli l i u- ftilurs l llul m hi si ml il ol ins sums- hi 1 wiiphmv of ti1is ftinh ihd lus a imiii httli il imii dl r is 11k i t ih i i hi lint nunh ml isi hi in i fmili tutri m lorvr t nou li ru i uhu ins on r itlu r ii in himi 1 illii r ki jt li t hi inn i ui in 111 iiinlumiu n n line mi h ml 1 k nl itlk llc kill 1 illl lllll till klk till 9 l l ml iitl ll i hi i n i t li ilt in ii t h from the time we can lisp fl tin i i i tl it i momma we r fed a lot of hi i 1 i li 1 tin i in u pap about motherhood moth i ik hi n or can do no wrong mother it a brave little soul mummy where father used to dole knows bett mom works too out the housekeeping money hard mother it always there with demandt tor stringent ec when tha t needed nobody can onomy dad turni over the cook like mum mother t nerv pay envelope intact and with et are bad what could we do out a murmur accept the glad without mama and to on tiding that mother hat utt there t a certain amount of bought a new refrigerator on truth in it all but what i ob the never never plan ect to it turning mother mlo a buihel batket under which uln i i i i i i n i fathers once bright light it tin itihh lo lie i i hi i ire well hidden cl ii hm t r i l t tin k n 1 ii i i ii 1 li hi for li 11 di qiii ulii 1 h i i i lo mil- n i ithr wav in id of til rinlli i il i li it n i hu i and euribol kuw t tin i urtli hi i it i i r uhi he sil down it hi in id h ml t i jmili r lln t lx lln ii ii is a is iij i in i i h hi 1 pimfnl if mil fi irful miikc inn a rj t t i in fkr die kik sal in rims at i h jiuhmi mil s us id tor ilidr i i li ih ii mrmurr nl thr inailun wtkls iipiirs news echoes from the pages of the herald 1953 and 1938 10 years ago 9 coronal on day will noi soon be forgotten m george town the town wh ch has shown its iirm ties with the trie momerldiid m so many ways record enlistments in two world wars substantial donations to the br mh flood rel ef heavy purchases of war bonds went all out lo honour queen el zabetn it was a bg task which dck i cata and a large commit tee lackled when organize on started for the george town celebration a community church service was held m knox church in the morning alter a special communion n st george s and at noon a long parade marched to the park for the afternoo i test vt cs a spors program filed tie ahernoon and the day co eluded w th a garden party aki f re works t there sas a nostalg c touch lo the day when the own bell on the old tovn hall was rung for tne last lime by ht ry ware iert ret red town employee wno had rung t 10 4 y i n es n the past trie bell pealed out the noo l hour it is to i ive a place o honour on the front lawn of ine uv f it- i all soon r be erected 25 years ago a a cof d oi over f ve hundred people turned lo george to in arena las monday n ght and w t essed some inter r t ig box ng bouts he proceeds ol wheh go to t e u idtrpr v tgeci children of georgetown and vie nity it th mi n lvt it slve curley lost to max e scott on a tko 1 r he result of i t pn 1 m nancs were as follows jack brv 11 oi over allien kemsnead n the 95 lb class dec sion ted up lustiuffi rtrroll otr j ii sargtnt tko arnold br ii over sonny lils il un vo mori ch soil jafk ke nshead over garth cowlan decs out and otielo mattussi ovr jim sev lie tko in a novelty ha ure harold mccure and dick licata staged a d u g 1 st c wrt st nq si ow wh ch ended wilh both part c pi no nq rln vn for the cou it on hands were notables w ii c morr ssoy baby yack and charlie malone ailitn bradcj acmuntdtil m business directory w h carr p eng if i iu ir 111 muitii iiimiw ii i triangle 7 3111 ret tr 7 3300 carr a westwood ontario land surveyor lit mi tri nglt i w lid s 73311 w h ca tr 7 3300 r b ret f west wood tr 6 6164 both paid and elected civic otficials which will betler fil them for their obs terry and ron moffat whn were marned in dratc unilrrt church bramptnn on shiir day may 25th mrs llarlt ly on j wai aolmtit describes south africa training in nursing v d have h ft mi a minth mmp norval womens lnstitule lures she had takrn while ing rj w had i picnic supper meeting there ihpy will visit wnh mr tim on thursday evening may fi it was decided to go to hal hmlhrr mr and mrs it the home of mrs h sine ton museum at krlw dam for rrock bra anrt fhnl due tn t h rainfall the july th picnic cars late in the afternoon the pic to meet at webh grepnhnune nic supper was enjoyed on thr it ii im a mihlaiiciijs thou yarandah the pot luck supper the m closed with hrld in honou of ml 111 umimi miirn fin i oh il i hitter but we we mill irnpcr hiimilm fhrhin brougkt it on ourtelvet jut lln it innng lishc hililtin an evample of the awe in which lluir trreilhs wlntr rtttttf lih the it head of the- houm u cl wrviiii knih watitl hi n held thete day this week i i l til unkr tilt hi mn it mggeitcd to the old girl very looil subtly that iom new ftihmg tackle would be highly accept in those golden days falh able on father i day she rt comfort well being and looked at me coldly you re peace of mind were the prime not my lather the tald requisites of a happy home his lightest opinion was gospel his aiimuip r lo l n tin i wrath was awful to contem a mm im nl in inimr lilti plate you didnt need house crni 1ji l it h into inn t i hold gtxrs you had father tliir grow beards get rid of the if fnlher hald unmrn shmild blubber take away tho wife s wm ho nllft whmrl hip set of ear ke cut the kids barragers cleaners shirt laundareri tr 7 3279 ir vim s ltili ntlph all work done on premises donalo a gay tubs thurs a sat georgetown chiropractic 3 main street south e i buchner o d hounr of qjitnmetru optometrist lltl uilph strut lmnl lar mill i wednaiday evenings only 7 45 9 00 p m by appointment tr 7 3351 scott il dale bennett latimer baines barristers 1 solicitors doigi s v latimer terface f baines triangle 7 3181 23 mill sl georsetowp wauaci thompson 3 d division court cle rk a comrrmsioner tr 7 3963 frank pitch licensld aucti0eh1 prom s po box 413 tr- 7 2ba4 georgetown george c hewson barrister and solicitor 111 mountaiinuw rii s tirnma niuldiuu singing inr jueen mr and mrs mac wishdrl have returned lo tneir fin me on the town line after cpend i inj the winter in toronto congratulations to mr and mrs pelcr carney on the hirth of a hihy daughter another brdndchild for mr and mrs brrt carnry mr and mn joe murray and family had their cousins from abernethy saik drop in ion them for short visit list week mr and mn cyril if- mond were returning home with their son ronald who had been attending military coll ege at kingston congratulation i pbylli juar cravyford on tuesday june 4th al the home oi mm murray laird aimsld tiy joy ce mclean mrs tr mclcdnand miss prairie magutre iueat werr ncikhboiirs and nend of joans in the village- several grouped together on somr of the gifts and irldert to her corn flnwrr collfrimn she also rcrrucri a snod nitm her nf olhcr hraotiful and use ful items mus jean marshall and mrs h gollop were the winner of i couple of contests ailtsting join in openinif her gifts were her brides maid miss sharon md and less of bramplon and her ts ler pat craufnrrl unch was lonfd and a social time en joyed wheel of a cir they nhnullnl down to tin do some bellow and that s all there uas to il ing around the house ifh- ripfla there were nn bd that m i- georgetown animal clinic v zaviti dvm b footman mrcvs inn fuelph slrrri limr op n 7 p m f nm mon wed fri sat afternoon 13 inrr hill m hue to and hnnb in the lutlic for expert eye cari ninsnli o t walker ocuilist precrlplions lllli 12 main st s brampton 1 i 4474 lit 1 1 tius lluun 9am 6pm duly rridiy dam to n p m fvcninfis by anpoinlnimt john d ord qc barrilttrand solicitor 116 lountainicw rd s carretal building denrgetown tr 7 69s6 robt r hamilton ea frederick a helson barrister and solicitor llfl mmintnnlpw rd s lan buildmc was both delicious and houn liful vice president mrs don murraj wbs in the chair or the meeting whtch opened with the institute ode the mary stewart collect and the lords prayer the roll call was ans wered by naminfi something new nn mv pantry shelf convener s program or ihc year are requested lo be han ded fn to the secretary is toon possible home economics conveners mr e mclean and mrs h gollop were in charge of the program mri mclean intro duced mrs tom pettingill who gave an interesting talk on conditions in south africa where the trained a num for three and half years she j alio aboved a number ol pis- fish i no tints crick thei he believed thai tin jr torici were a p- k ne i hikvis the were id j on to fift in hirt vr by what subtle and fiendish alchemy has father been trans formed from a slant into i fio ure of fun a national joke a stooge on third rate family tel vliion mries by what foul trick of the fates has that mag nlfkent man been turned into tha cringing creature who can be sn wiping the dishes while his wife is out at the binge how halh the might fallen iv all i cdn av and 1 sa it is not in enrn hul in vorrm unfile hi his pome relinl lchly heckled by hi children bible thought for the week and take heed to you leil at an time your he overcharged with surleiti drunkenness and cartt life and so that day cor on you unawares luke there will em 1 hae hern irn i 1 reckonuu unu d t 1 prnjiare himelf nun lit table leone hair styling i rs n ih i cmffurr for appointment 1746581 121 oelrei blv at weber optometrist r i iiirf pipmriptioiis hilled fin main st for appointment tr 74971 arts be ng and of this me up 21 34 printing of distinction sivtlmjms lhtththrns hll oilfi f widd1m invitations georgetown herald monuments pollock a campbell designs on rfoutst inspect our work in grerntsond cemetery phone 1 75k 62 water street north alt l m e rtanderson qc barrister and solictor 61 m ii si georgetown tr 7 2464 tvansicklerba iarrlsrtr solicitor notary dr willlarm bldg i 38 main 8 tr 74511

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