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the georgetown herald wednesday evening may 23rd 1050 the georgetown herald serving the communities of georgetown glen williams norval limehouse hornby stewarttown ball1nafad ashgrove terra cotta walter c diehn publisher a nd editor staff garfitld l mcgilvray bob baskcrvtue lesuc m clark dave hastings corey hernngton jr ken cowell mrs aileen bradley authorized as second class mail post office dept ottawa member of the canadian weekly newspaper association and the ontario division of the c w n a subscription rate 3 00 a year single copies 8c each advertising rates quoted on application the herald is printed each wednesday in the office at 22 main st georgetown ernest ummings 64 former georgetown man a former citizen of georgetown ernest a cummings 04 died in hos pital in toronto monday may 14th afar having been in failing health for two or three years mr cumm ings lived here when a young man practicing his trade as an electrician and also at the time of his marriage to the late marvel forstcr daughter of the late mr and mrs benjamin forster following their marriage mr and mrs cummings lived in georgetown for a year and then moved to toronto mrs cummings died thirty years ago surviving are their three children hospital campaign launched if all the affairs of georgetown hospital associ ation run as smoothly as the victoria day celebration which launchel the campaign for a new hospital then it wont be many years before the new building ap pears monday was a happy combination of good planning fine weather and a varied program which kept a large crowd in a gay mood and ligtened what is sometimes a dull holiday monday in town it was the first celebration of this kind on a holiday for several years and confounded those who thought the day of small town holiday entertainment was ended but more importantly it accomplished the obective of putting the hospital project before the public in a subtle but concrete way not many can now say that they don t know the georgetown hospital is gotng to be it is nice to see people enjoying themselves in simple ways swimming pool still needs help so often nowadays the speed of modern living makes us slight the more personal pleasures of view ing local talent joining in a community sing and wandering around saying hello to friends and meet ing new people monday was a reversal and you could tell by peoples faces that they were having a good time it was particularly nice to see so many of the newer residents many of them probably hav ing their first look at the park and knowing ihey would share pride in the lovely setting second to none for its beauty we owe a debt of gratitude to those whose work produced such a pleasant combination of fun while getting their point about a new hospital in the public eye while a hospital is m the immediate public eye we must not forget that there is a ob to finish yet in georgetown the community swimming pool while ready to open this year still needs several thousand dollars to pay off the debt entailed by a group of men who had enough faith in georgetown s generosity to back its construction donations to date have been generous and a great majority of people have done their part well by cash or pledge contributions which have raised well over half the 50 000 necessary to build the pool but there are still many to be heard from par ticularly in the newer subdivisions where it is a traffic lights needed it is to be hoped that there will not be too much delay in deciding on traffic lights at the main street four corners and at the dangerous highway john st intersection council has discussed the matter on several oc casions during the past few years but for one reason or another nothing has come of it a growing town and increasing traffic has again brought the question before the public and ther will be general rejoicing when the final dec on pot pourri those who saw a tv tour of the three toronto daily newspapers telecast on the toronto station sun day may have noticed a former herald staffer in the picture harold davison formerly of glen williams vho started his trade at the herald appeared in oni of the pictures of the telegram shop and was noticed by many viewers we heard of a thoughtful ges ture this week which would be appreciated by men working on the gas pipeline a lady noticing how hot it was on friday put out a cold milk bottle of water on the back porch ith a cup and it was well patronized by workmen who were refreshed by a cool drink many people are remarking on the ef ficient way the i ne binrj h d ind the rjoo j ord r kit behind after the excavation is backfilled it is one of the slickest construction jobs that has ever ben done in town and the pipelaying firm certainly fact that a larger majority of people will benefit than from the older parts of town it is realized that peo pie who have invested in new homes do not have too much cash to spare and no one expects people to dig too deep past their other obligations to young families but there are few employed people nowa days who cannot budget some amount for such an important recreational asset as a swimming pool the swimming pool committee is hopeful that more people will offer their support in a tangible way in order to open the pool debt free comes noon hours and 5pm are thr peak tr if times but there now seems to be a steady mream of traffic uptown which makes it difficult and dangerous especially for children and elderly people to cro s the four corners as for the highway no 7 seems always to be busy and there is usually a lineup of cars watt rg to venture from john st into the streini her a tr iff actuated light would seem to be the answ r lit on mam st a t me control r m f being discusvh knos their busmen k m langdon has moved his magistrates office to main st locating in an of fice above mcclures home furnishings we under stand that maurice manderson is moving his law offic into the former langdon location on mill st beside the theatre good news in the report that th town council is considering installing swings in thr park the previous swings which came down dunncj hurricane hael were well pitromed and provide i i pica int place for family groups to spend an hour under the cool shade trees two new public build ng will soon be ready for opening the new hdr bu idmg beside the post offce is rapidly taking shapi and the remodelled municipal building will soon rx fin led tie local mtdici fraternity will be in creased by two in the near future two doctors ir t ng iging associates of some pro ccts o ften m de imt iu ho n of tele phone s ir npr ictcil if a f orcma 1 ci countered an uncxpc ted pre blm he somel me h sd to c rive to thi rr iin office to qe direct oris using up hi own time and tha of the men working on th proc t p 1 the uttei this charles bcerman dies at dauphin manitoba sy item ii located in the delro receiving and transmitting units arc located in the main delrex office in rex heslop s enr in the tractor used to haul the heavy equipment float and in the trucks and cars used by each of the outside superintendents and foremen hirl lit in id twelfth n a s delrcx and nes of messages about what it means to the geo rgfown area th i m into a in 1 i pinhlcm n iuif up n thi u n tin mjt 11 l t hul a 3 m cm p vl nnm if hit fiist to impress hplijurs f drlnx i f t immii in n slf d p iph ll i vi 1 mmisliifi in t if nthrt many of the mor construction proct ar located as much at three mil from th del rex main offic in most of th telephone ar not available and th short duration the radio system pays for itself in convenience and savings in man hours should a pic of equipment break down a mechanic can be on his way in a matter of minutes if a foreman discovri road rpair that require tmmdiat attention grdr nd other equipment can b dispatch- d immediately tnn ra ho cm also be lued tn or dtr materials from the delrcx warr douglas ottawa phyllis mrs jack wlckendon toronto and marvel at home in toronto his widow the former martha sherrifl of toronto also survives mr cummings leaves three brothers and a sister neil of guelph and alfred oliver and lou all of toronto the funeral service was held on wednesday afternoon at 2 30 from spcers funeral home palltaearers were the late mr cummings two brothers and four nephews messrs alfred cummings oliver cummings and gordon robert howard and william cummings all of toronto rev h douglas stuart conducted the service and interment took place in park lawn cemetery twins woodworking limehouse manufacturers of sain frame storms doort inside and out trim door hardware plywood floor tile window glass tr 72162 open evenings and atl day saturday till 9pm advertising pays booth taxi your as surance of prompt courteous and safe service r in in 2 hi m li is nt mumh null it thupli mm iml will ik hm ud uiin fuliim n tlii fum r il situ linh horn in i town ik illmdid mlnm hm thui win kid t t vming nun it tin old imwi mill of im xinu il pint r hi wrrit wist 47 i irs ii o mil fimiid it ihetol mjnin hi ritiml li n fr il and moil d lo i uiphm mr luirmins wife died ir mnn ths io hi h nis two sons ind i d muhli i in m mitoh i thru mu ts ind i timlhrr 1 d of oru town mrs i t norton men wtllnms mrs icorrr hcmmont minnu ind mrs r miss i izzit of toronto lions to niagara i ocil lions ire nhnninr lo attend a contention in niagara tails which featurrs a sundi 400 pm parade m which the girls pipe band will march the club is also entering two floats the right price the price of a basic industrial product in an expanding country such as canada should be low enough to encourage maximum sales against worldwide competition the price should also be high enough to recover all costs and provide an adequate profit without profits further expansion could not be paid for and expans on is necessary if there are to be new obs for our increasing population in fact without profts there would be fewer and fewer lobs than now instead of more and more and without profits there would be no return for the share holders on the r investment and there are almost as many jnaiehold v m industrial companies as there are employees the nqht price for canada then must include a profit for i vc trnen n our future growth the steel company of canada limited montreal gananooue hamilton brantford toronto dr j burns milne dbntai sutl kin i ilv mill str 1 til 2871 dr john r kerby 1m1atu 1 h 11 mis iky m u ik m mii1 i 7 11 uiimltmn a m nielsen dc nd doctor of chir practic and naturopathy 4ird ir of nruti le 2 t p in lust ihur slilnb 1 lady attc ndont k4 ti iph st town lltlllljt 7 iuu monuments pollock campbell designs on request inspect our work in grtcnwood unetcry phone 2u4b 62 water strcu north gait s m fajbish ro optometrist mcnamara jewellers georgetown frank fetch liu nsl dak iionltr 1iompt sirvuo r it iw 4u i hi ui if 7 2vb4 iiorntown e l buchner r0 optometrist in acton every wednesday hours 1 30 6 00 p m any evening by appoint ment 18 mill si 1 a on lever hoskin chnrtcid accountant r i mi i i unin in 1 h n 11h 4 nl in i si i mint i 1 hum 1 m 4 u hews0n 0rd barristers and solicitors 39 mam street south iimiil hiiu ltiurch george c hewson john d ord trianqle 7 2246 maurice e manderson da uimsur solicit r i and nntarj public tr 7 2464 office 4 mam st s georkitovn w h carr profession 1 engineer ontario land surveyor gf iitmn ontario residence 81 prince charles dr office guelph street telephone tr 73300 for ex pert eye care o t walker optometrist 1 main si nnrlh hnmptnn iinir l 11 s ii ut more phnno off n wt ris fuo hours q am to 6 d to daily e ni by appointment dale bennett 11 irrislcr and solicitors leroy dale q c sybil bennett q c m p tom van sickler tkianuc 7 1381 mill street cwrrtown alfred j bishop certified public accountant main tat dcorgetown tr 7 33 1 office hour- 9 am to 5 p m mon las to fndas c w sayers dvm vetfrinarian guelph sired opposite armstrong s garage tr 7 2741 radio repairing we specialize m this work 27 years tuperiencs j 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