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th1 giokorrown hikalo wednesday cvef oct 8 19s8 the georgetown herald serving the communitiea of georgetown olen williams noftvai limehouse hornby sttwarttown sau1najad ashgrove terra cotta subscription rite 4 00 a year single copies 10c each advertising riles quoted ou application the herald is printed each wednesday in the oft ire t 22 main st georatown walter a biehn publisher a nd editor staff garfield l mcguvray bob baskerrule leslie m clark dave hastings corty herrington jr terry harley mrs aileen bradley authorized as second class mail post officedepl ottawa member of the canadian weekly newspaper association and trm ontario division of the c w n a editorial comment a wonderful fair saturday was a red letter day in the 112 year history of the esquesing agricultural soc lety not only did the park see one of the larg est crowds in history but the exhibits were not only on a par with other years but in many de partments exceeded expectations in quantity and quality add to this the best equioped midway yet and you have all the ingredients for a successful fair which it was and the weatherman cooperated giving the finest pos sible fall day warm yet with just the right tang of autumn we might suggest to the fair board that a few novelties could be added to pep up interest for the grandstand show not that sight should be lost of the fact that the horses and livestock are the primary reason for having a fair but novelties attract if used sparingly a wood chopping contest a tug of war a pony race some clowns to amuse the crowd a soap box parade there are any number of ideas which could be considered and in hall exhibits we see a disturbing trend towards disappearance of individual com petition with replacement by mass entries by institute and church groups we don t mean that such entries should necessarily be discour aged for it is probable that these groups have been the salvation of the ladies section in the hall we would suggest either that there be separate classes for individuals and organiza tions or that members of the organizations sub mr their entries as personal ones and pool their winnings afterwards for their club project and at the same time action could be intensified m personal solicitation to have a greater number of people enter their baking and sewing spec laities the home and school associations local ly might be able to help in this respect none of which is meant critically nor to deprecate the hours of work which the directors put into organizing such a big event but to make an even bigger and better fair in future local vets attend sbelburne reunion the sergeants association of the 164th hal ton and dufterin batul ion cep held their annual meet ing and dinner in sbelburne leg ion hall on saturday other mem bers of the unr were present as guests with an attendance of 75 in all prior to the dinner the group marched to the cenotaph where a wreath was placed by gordon o brown of georgetown in memory of the fallen a splendid dinner was served by the ladies auxil iary sgt major laidman the association president presided an address of welcome was given by the sbelburne reeve a sing song was held and mrs russell sang some of the old songs to the great delight of those present during a business period dr a j buchanan of acton invited the members to that town where the unit ill hold a reunion next oc tobcr the canteen fund of the unit still shows a healthy balance and alt cases of distress receive attention and notion as they maj arise members were present from buffalo and ixtroit as well as from many parts of ontario at tending from georgetown besides mr brown were fred armstrong martmy cummins fred weaver waltcjlouth orbey herrington and ken huntir concert series next season unless more support is found for the cana dian concert series which has delighted a small group of georgetown music lovers for two years there is doubt that it will see a third season local iy wallace young of oshawa one of the heads of the national organization which promotes the concerts spokelo those attending the final con cert saturday and in his remarks pointed out that georgetown has been subsidized for two seasons and that it is time the local group paid its own way this year there was a total of 1 1 4 members and at least 200 are needed to make georgetown self sufficient we should hate to think there aren t at least 200 people m town and district who appreciate music enough to spend five dollars for three concerts with the opportunity of attending artists must entertain while art for arts sake is important there is sometimes a tendency for classical entertain ers to play above the heads of the average man it is understandable that the farther one goes in music as in any art the more one be comes intrigued with the finer points a musical concert consisting of entirely unfam liar selec tions no matter how beautiful has not tne ap peal of one which combines the music which everyone knows the artist who includes gershwin with h s bach and who isn i adverse to including some modern operetta with the older forms of opera will be tne one who becomes a brg name there are those who think that unless music is at least a century od it isn t mus c that s far from the truth opera when it was written was the topi others in brampton orangeville and other neigh bounng centres on the same ticket while the concerts lean to the classical line most of them are not at all on the heavy side saturday for instance alan crofoot one of our country s fin est tenors gave a concert which would fill a toronto auditorium and his singing was sheer delight for the fortunate fiftyodd people tn knox auditorium a small faithful group have spent a lot of time promoting the concerts the past two years perhaps there are other individuals who would like to pin them or perhaps some established organization a service club a ladies group a home school the arts and crafts would lend active support to the next subscription ampaign cultural activities are few enough nowadays and georgetown should hold on to what it has cal music of the day the operas which have lasted were the good ones hundreds of others are n the limbo of forgotten things nowadays we have operettas like the king i porgy bess south pacific a hundred years from now people will be still sing ng these tunes we have modern symphonies like ger shwins rhapsody in blue grof e s grand canyon suite which will take their place in future beside beethoven and chopin the young artists who appear in the cana cttan concert series might well vary their pro grams even more with these modern touches they would be in good company for on televis ion the metropolitan stars consider it good busi ness club midt0wn maa how time flies it is lime fall fair pictures under a new arrangement with the publishers of the acton free press and mil ton champion the herald will from tim to time be featuring specially taken photos of local interest at saturdays fair milton photographer roy downs took several pictures which appear in this issue prints of any of these are avail able at 75c for a 5x7 print or 1 00 for an 8x 1 0 j styln it oout w wav1n n iii ip if s harper method ihtmh 13 main st north gwirtocn ont l txpht for appainliwnt p tktancu 73wi uleaching 0 f if ounae d gay dc do chiropractors treat babies babies respond ver quickl to cbroproctic treatments the rachitic nckct in fant the undernourished the cohcv thi suffeur from nmous ailments etc rt spond rapid h instrument dtliver and im proper holding or carrying of new born children ofun account for nirve obstruc tions unless these sources of nerve irritation re cor reeled the child can grow up with a crooked spine these cases are far more frequent than popular thought the unfortunate part n thai un less ou havi been special ij trained ou can oni not ice the large and obv ious posture defect the smalkr ones ro unnotic ed until the spine b4ms to show noticeable chants some times thse mwtceable changes don t occur till the earl teens b this i me it ma take a ear or more to straighten the spine georgetown chiropractic clinic e tatrault dc d gay dc tuesday thursday saturday 2 mam street south di orgetow n ttt 73401 hows your iq todays insurance problems answered question under residence tluft insurance what am ount of money ma be re cm i red answer a maximum of 100 cin canada separate res idence theft is now most frequent i covered under a composite policj form such a under a multi peril poll c as the householders mo nt theft coverage hmt is 100 at limited locations 1 contributed in the interest of sound insurance by john r barber james f evans john t armstrong the super 88 holiday scenlcoupe is one of two new body styles offered by oldsmobile in 1959 the oldsmobile has been completely restyled with more glass area passenger j and luggage space and a host ol engineering and accessory advancements steering is easier there are new airscoop brakes on all four wheels two new jmgines will mean greater operating economy the windshield with up to 570 square inchel more glass cuts deep into the roofline to give an unhindered view of overhanging traffic signals the wide heat- resistant band cross the top of the tintad rear window reduces heat pertfctratlon by about 84 per cent sculptured twin booms sweep full length along the jatm highlighting oldsnk0blleb unique twotone styling for 1959 garbage collection change 0nceaweek collection now in effect collection route monday mam street north to wildwood all streets run nmg off mam street over white bridge morr s otapel west ani east victor a st guelph st east from queen sunbeam heights tuesday john strop t college view rosetta caroline river drive mountamview rd water st and mill si wednesday all streets west of mam street m ward 3 and george james and draper sts thursday queen mcnabb emery king union murdock durham albert and guelph from north lirnit to queen friday normandy blvd and delrex area no containers over 60 lbs pleasjji garbage must be wrapped and out by 7 am for another one of my columns that will bore you to tears i guess its about time i atari bor ing you so listen friday night we were reelln with the feolln and rompln and stompin during the jive contest which was ev entually won by sandra bproule and fred young this friday those wild childs the midniters will bo back it premises to be a great night for hep cats so be there as you all know this saturday is our big day were going to canadian band stand if you want tickets be sure to be at hid town friday theres still some left the next thing on the midtown agenda will be our bqt anniversary dance ill be letting you know more about it next week ao stay tun ed it really promises to be a wonderful night well now its time for another future top ten hit this week im predicting an other fast rising record its the follow up to don gibsons big hit blue blue day and its called why of course look whos blue this ones rising like a vanguard so watch it well i think by now you should be so bored that you cant see for tears so cheer up i m finished see you at midtown this friday when the midniters will be rockln directory dr j burns milne dental surgeon xray dr john r kerry practice of dentistry xray triangle 73641 main street georgetown dr k w mccaulinr dentist 6 main street north tr 74641 tf s m faibuh ro optometrist mcnamara jewellers georgetown for expert eye care consult o t walker oculist prescriptions filled hearingaid glasses 12 main sl south brampton gl 1h74 res gl 14243 hours sim toopm dally friday 9 am to 9 p m evenings by appointment georgetown animal cunk c w sarers dvjvl 106 guelph street opposite armstrongs garage tr 72741 monuments pollock campbell designs on request inspect our work in greenwood cemetery phone 2048 62 water street north g a l t tom van sickler ba barrister solicitor a notary 36 main si s tr 71531 dr williams bids maurice manderson barrister solicitor ol mill st tr 71464 row theatre building lever hoskin chartered accountants 51 main n brampton glcidale 14824 44 victoria st totooto phone em 49131 hewson orel helson barristers and solicitors 39 main st south beside knox church 120 fibelph st hunter bidg no 7 hwy george c hewson john d ord frederick a helson tr 7 2246 tr 79781 a m nielsen d c nd doctor of chiropractic and naturopathy 43rd year of practice 25 p m closed thursdays lady attendant 164 guelph 3t georgetown triangle 73612 ralph davies acis fa accountant and auditor 122 gtnnph st georgetown tr 73351 office hours u a m o 5 p m mondajs lo rridajs w hcarr professional enginaar a ontario land surveyor georgetown ontario res 81 prince charles dr office guelph sl telephone tr 73300 wallace thompson 3rd division court clark and commissioner tr 72963 tf robt r hamilton ro optometrist eyes examined eyeglass and corduss hearing aid for appointment tr 73971 181 guelph street georgetown prevent chimney fires um fir chiaf chomical chlmnay claanora to eliminate sootand scale from your stoves and pipes the smaller the flame the more soot and carbon for us in oil coal and wood fired jniu for sale at halton coop sup p lies frank petch licensed auctioneer prompt service p o box 413 i tr 7 2864 georgetown dale bennett and latimer barristers and solicitors leroy dale qc 19141996 sybil bennett qc 19301956 douglas v latimer ba triangle 7381 mill sl georgetown earl g black b comm rl a c a chartered accountant main st n- milton triangl 85562 ont tf robert w fletcher licmd bailif prompt reports i vailav 72314 r r 1 broflra i nkviile stollerco araroirhmtb anb owing to increased business in georgetown area the george town office will be regtihrly open tuesday wednesday thur frl 10 ajn to 1 run morton bldc 65 main st n tr m71i far appokaraaoat