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wednesday march 25th 1959 j the oeoroetown herald v page 2 ii the cottage inn for good things tofcat all through the day breakfast coffee break lunch dinner or the evening snack do come in and let us serve you main st s tr 70o ichatting do it yourself teat your tv mm ia8o tubes free in a testomarlc new tubes available smoke barber shop lomaln st south open daily to 11 pjn w3 monuments cemetery lettering yeadons memorials 22 king street east georgetown tr- 79573 every day it is taking on more shape and substance the crystalization of a dream many of us have cherished for years the dream of having a really fine high school building in georgetown which would include a gymnasiumauditorium not that the otd building was completely without charm once you got used to it we who attended the old ghs have lots of happy mem ories in spite of the poor facili ties and shabbiness ot ing and its those happy memor ies which make most of us feel a pang of nostalgia at the thought of the old school building being erased forever we thought the present student council at the school displayed fine sensitivity as well as a feeling for the impor tance of local history when they commissioned artist frank c black 80 guclph street to paint a picture of the old school build ing this fine painting which will be hung in the new school was formally presented to the school board at commencement now so outworn out moded and outgrown we have to stretch our imagin ations a bit to remember there was a time when the old building farm news institutes provide personnel for farm accident survey j a f the ontario farm accident sur vey started on march 1 is the first provincewide accident sur vey to be carried out in ontario undertaken by the ontario dept of agriculture the survey will seek to record and classify all ac cidents occurring on ontario farms between march 1st 1959 and february 29th i960 the results obtained will assist the dept in planning a safety ed ucation programme for ontario farmers and their families the department will be assisted by local persons and organizations this is a new type of venture hr that farm people are cooperating on a research programme the survey is a further step in tffe departments safety programme which it has conducted for several years with the 4h and junior farmer organizations and through- exhibits publications and cooper- iitive programmes with the onta rio provincial police in haltpn the halton district womens institutes are cooperat ing in the survey seventyseven accident reporters are assisting in reporting the farm accidents that occbr you can help by notifying the farm accident reporter in your area of any accidents accidents that cause consider able damage each year are the small minor accidents these ac cidents are costly to farmers be- rvey dunn mrs lome simpson mrs russell fox mrs harry wil son mrs max heslop mrs alfred ford mrs stuart mcfaddcn mrs t bousfield mrs cameron mar shall mrs elmer may mrs frank hall mrs t a leslie miss jean peterson cause they are likely to cause wa ftime by the victim being town this feeling peepslnnr unable to work t0 capacity this the lines of a descriptive essay written over fifty years ago as a first form classroom assign ment by the late edwin leslie mr leslie who was killed in the first world war was a brother of george leslie 56 queen st and mrs k c lindsay 11 emery st his description seems to me a very good way of preserving a word picture of the old high school here it is there are four or five large windows in each room these give sufficient light while there are coldair registers which are used for ventilation in the basement of the school there is a large furnace which heats the hot water which is carried through the school in medium sized pipes this is how the school is healed the desks are peculiar they fold up and the books arc kept crtical by a board attached to the seat ahead the walls and ceil ngs of each room are painted with a kind of border around the extra heat col eates at once by getting more beat from the aaax foci with a smarts tbrcno- tube oil fired air conditioning unit the thertnotube actually grab the heal from the oo and pnta it into yonr home no waste lower cot see jtmr smarts dealer for the ton torr and tart nvtng now on home healing r hthompson hardware oil gas heating hardware plumbing phone tr 72971 nc unable to work to capacity type of accident is usually of that type that it could harve been worse to be effective the farm accident survey must include information on these minor accid ents for the purpose of the sur vey if the accident causes at least 25 worth of damage or results in two hours or more in lost lime it is reportable your cooperation is necessary in reporting the so called small accident if you are in doubt check with the farm aeci- dent cooperator in your area for your convenience here is a list of the halton cooperator keep the hst fur reference county chairman mrs velma nnrris xasagaweya towiihip chair man mrs c service cochair men mrs j wallace mrs c cargill mrs d henderson mrs r lindsay cooperators mrs w webb mrs d martin mrs t watson mrs m mrfat mrs d mullen mrs l campbell mrs h mcleod mrs a allen burlington township chairman mrs j m rcadhead co-chair- mrs frank green lees close race for bowling honours a brilliant 3080 total carded by the chumps monday moved them to within just pins of the pace setting chpp chops n the second round of the tfblf ladies bowling playoffs only a highly respect able 2996 second round total by the chop chops kept the team from losing their hold on the top spot the rockettcs meanwhile weakened by the loss of three players due to illness faltered af ter a good start and dropped to the cellar the squibs bettered their first round score to climb into third the chop chops amassed 5949 the chumps 5941 squibs 5528 and the rockettes 5447 the best single and triple of the playoffs were rolled in the second round mrs ross duncans 253 and mrs ron kitchens 585 notice to creditors in the estate of sarah e hu bert mclean late of the two of erin in the county of wel lington widow deceased all parties having claims against the aforementioned estate of sar ah elizabeth mclean who died on or about the thirteenth day of january 1959 are required to file proof thereof with the under signed solicitor for the adminis trator on or before the twenty eighth day of march 195ff after which dale the estate will be di tributed having regard only to the claims then filed dated at acton ontario this ninth day of march 1959 c f leather and qc acton ontario solicitor tor the administrator 325 mrs duncan had the second high triple of 552 and mrs cyril brand- ford was third with a 537 a 231 singlnhy mrs lack mil- colm was good enough for second by a single pin over mrs cyril brandfords 230 mrs stewart young 573 and mrs ken mccauley 572 had the best tricounts in the first week of playoffs and remain second and third behind mrs kitchen mrs malcolms and mrs brandfords scores were also high for the mr top of the walls there are small bruce coverdale mrs fred bell rooms off nearly every room for mrs jack taylor mrs howard d the accommodation of cloaks on the girls lawn there a semicircular row of ever green trees the grass is always kept short these and shade trees abound which makes the lawn quite shady on hot days the boys lawn is not quite so attractive but a large space is set apart for playing games this j mrs f is of more use to boys than shade grove gallagher cooperators c fraser mrs karl cartwright mrs russell lemon mrs george horning mrs e e vivian mrs eric mcarlhur mrs iorne idling mrs earl wilson mrs fred wal ker esqucsing township chairman mrs hector bird co chairmen acton mrs george somcrville ballinafad shortiil norval ash- mrs graydon chester trees the high school is situated on a line known as guelph road at the most easterly end of georgetown the school is rather large being about eighty feet in length and about fifty feet in width it resembles the shape of a triangle but its walls are extended out in travel notes trans atlantic ajnjjyjares now in effect large savings when families travel together john r barber travel advbor john r barber agency insurance some parts it is built of red brick with a slate roof on the top of the roof is a tower in which is a bell which is used when the in side bell cannot be heard the main entrance to the school- is about the middle on the west side and on entering you come into a broad hall and on the right and left upstairs and down are tho rooms in which the work is car ried on there are four rooms in the school two downstairs and two upstairs the first form which is downstairs is on the right hand side of the hall it is i very large room containing thirty- one double seats in the front of the room is a small platform and a slate blackboar but the remainder o iiackboards are just the wall painted black there are two lamps and a picture the pic ture is used to illustrate history and literature the third form which is opposite the first is somewhat si milar to it except that there is a platform nearly all the way around the room at the back is a small library containing few books at the front is clock which rings the bell when a button which is on the wall is hornby mrs spencer wilson cooperators acton mrs r l davidson mrs stanley matthews mrs wm mclntyre mrs wilmcr watkins mrs cnm davidson mrs bert kennick mrs w brit- ton mrs w storey mrs w linham ballinafad mrs george hurt mrs ernie miller mrs floyd shortiil mrs elwood snow norval ashgrovc mrs it craw ford mrs m guy wilson mrs jos murray mrs fraser mcnabb mrs john mcnabb mrs francis thompson mrs ernest curry mrs gilbert english hornby mrs cliff wriggles worth mrs charlie austin mrs j carney mrs maynard patter son mrs robert irving miss eva chisholm miss charlotte turner trafalgar township chairman mrs percy merry cooperators cochairmen mrs lloyd pickering mrs gerald shain mrs lome fish mrs har- the second form which is above the first has not so many seats but is equally as well fill ed as the first it also has pie- ttttm on walls which are verytawfol the fourth form or middle school is somewhat smaller than the others because it contains small rooms in which instruments for chemistry are kept ther are two private rooms one for the men and the other for the lady teacher the men teachers room contains large desk and a great number of books while the lady teachers room is a small one and contains a typewriter a happy thought is that even with the additions to the school there is and always will be plenty of land for a good campus in september when the new building will be completed geor getown high school will be a two- storey brick building containing twentyfour classrooms and a gymnasiumauditorium as well as several offices included also are two laboratories and two commer cial rooms it will be a school to set a new milestone in the pro- greaaof edqeatton in georgetown me use electricity for this certainly other women do and they use electricity for dozens of other household tasks too because modern electric appliances make it so much easier to be a good housekeeper modern electric appliances can help you do all your work faster more efficiently whether youre polishing floors doing the laundry cleaning the house cooking dinner or washing dishes it costs so little to enjoy the wonderful con venience and freedom of modern electrical living you get more out of life when you get the most out of electricity keep vacuum attachments tn a basket to carry wtth you to each room as you clean zhrftitxty htk 40 wuulu wife 40 fcfcftv