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THE MAIL BAG Incensed Wants Tennis Free in Public Park 10 Began Court Gentleman I would greatly appreciate It you could publish attached letter To the Council of the Town of Georgetown Dear Representatives whom Some time ago I had the aud acity to suggest to you that perhaps you had made a mis take In passing a bylaw giving the Georgetown Tennis Club whoever they are authority to rule with an iron flat over public property to wit the municipal tennis courts located at Joseph Gibbons park will admit that I flew off the handle too fart after all it la only the taxpayers money that paid for the land the pav ing the fences the nets and so on and on I am certain that Council agrees in a self satisfied man ner that should some poor mort gage laden not be able to pay the dub- fees for himself and bis ninny- nosed kids he should not have tho privilege to play tennis Is it not a fact councillors at least In your minds that those city slickers are not particular ly wanted unless of course they keep their mouth shut and let the old locals show Therefore if the poor Jerk can not pay tho fees lets kick him off his own property What do I mean by bis own property Lets face It George Jerry or whatever your names may be you properly elected representatives this tennis WAS BEST HOLY CROSS ORATOR You know I can actually hear Council members discussion going something like this George What are we supposed to look after tho in terest of those taxpayers between elections Yeah but know George its their money Joe So what If they don it tend the back to the Margret Yeah but know this may bo illegal Joe Legal who cares I am the king of Georgo- and my word Is the tlmate in wisdom Jack- Hey why dont Just send the whole mess the department of parks That is called Passing the Buck Joe- Who cares Jack Hey the of Parks can even sell memberships Who are those Tennis Club Founders way Are you sure they art not Just a bunch of frustrated who never made tho grade In private life and who are now finally seeing their chance to become executives tennis club that is Joe Who cares I care and so do many other taxpayers when we see our tax money being frivolously flushed down the drain because you dont care Perhaps there are not too many people that worry about the injustice being done in regards to the tennis courts but they sure ore worried about other things such as the mobile problem etc etc I would like to fuvuuiuu Councillors When are you go- court is In fact owned by the ling to get off your butts and do taxpayers because they pay what you said you would do for it maintain it and should when you requested to be eke- therefore be able to use it ted without further charge W Bosch Wants Own Choice For Charity Donations Drive Dear Sirs I cannot express my disgust strongly enough at the report discussions of the Helton County Council relevant county grants to charities and other organizations Reeve Morrow and his oily Masson of obviously put up a staunch fight accord to the report carried in last weeks Herald to reduce this pending and to my mind it is unfalunate that they were successful in their stand I suspect that the majority of taxpayers in this county were like myself unaware that over of our money is given to charity and other organiia lions Since in essence the is responsible for these do nations I feel It is only proper that the County Council provide each and every taxpay er with a receipt for Income tax purpose We all our own list of worthwhile charities I am sure and I think it Is grossly of anybody such as the County council to tell me that part of my tax dol lar Is being given to a charity or other organization in which I personally have no interest Some of the recipients nam In your paper last week were no doubt bona fide charities I would be the last person to deny a donation for example Muscular Dystrophy on a personal basis but can some one please explain to me why the Lome Scots regiment needs or the Plowmens As sociation needs In fact I have never even heard of the latter yet I am through the H C partly responsible for its upkeep What a ludicrous si tuation In order to have all the facts before us maybe one of your reporters would look into the situation and give us a comp lete list of the organizations to which we are all donating and the amounts of these donations Catholic Teachers Object to Ul Plan Halton members of the Ont ario English Catholic Teachers Association have met in Ottawa with MP Whiting and MP John Morison to protest sections of the governments new unem ployment Insurance bill Last fall elementary and sec ondary school teachers with the Board of Education held a rally attended by Whiting and Morison to protest the un employment bill BOARDS PAY The bill requires million in provincial education taxes from Ontario school boards as payment to Ottawa of the em ployee premium for teachers unemployment Insurance fund One result of these payments would be an Increase Is taxes levied on home-own- teachers claim Finally maybe in the future we can look forward to county council meetings without the type of unprofessional retorts quoted by this paper last week as coming from Hill Lets stick to business gentle men that why you were Yours truly M D COLLEEN MALISON Colleen Malison judged best public speaker at Holy Cross School with the trophy donated by Georgetown Knights of Col umbus Colleen a Grade dent won out over students of Grade and in Ontario Public Speaking Contest Sho went on to represent her school at the Halton County Separate School finals which was won by UCW Women Gave Help To Alberta Indians The March meeting of HUlcrest United Church Women was held in the fellowship room on Wednesday March with members and two visitors present The president Mrs Ward rend a poem Not what do believe which was followed by Starlight Unit was charge of tho program Mrs Tom spoke on brotherhood and Easter This followed by a worship ser vice and a poem His Easter Gift Mrs H who is the president of the Milton gave a paper on Life Beginning at Easter Wo must never give up and be discouraged We have God as our guide He sur rounds us with his love she said Let us think this Easter of the renewal of life and a new beginning Mrs Johnston Mrs Leslie King and Mrs Tom field presented a skit and four questions were asked concern ing It with some well thought out answers Two Easter hymns were sang When I survey the Wondrous Cross and Rejoice the Lord Is King with Mrs Jim Carney at tho piano Easter thank of fering envelopes were collected and tho devotional closed with on Easier thought He died that we might live Mrs John extended courtesies The minutes of all meetings held since November were read by Mrs John Wallace the sec rotary and were approved as read A thankyou letter was read and also letter from Mrs W Coulton who Is working at the Indian Reserve In Alberta by Mrs Tom Bousfield in ap preciation for money received at Christmas time from the Starlight Unit They were told that there wore people on the reserve Sewing classes were held to get the women to help themselves Wednesday evening church services were being held with films shown were trying to form an A A group Mr Coulton is in his fifth year of ordination and has one more year to go before he Is ordain The treasurer report was given by Mrs Leslie King A report was given on the Daffodil Luncheon which will be held on April Mrs Verno Picket reported for the banquet com mlttee Mrs for Friendship and Visitation In the absence of Mrs Mrs Roy Wilson representing the Manse Committee told them a rug had been purchased for the dining area at manse Each unit reported and let ter had been received from An for supply articles Mrs Cliff Wrigglesworth gave a report of the Stewards meet Ing held In February on the at and tho offi cial board meeting held at Be thel on 2nd of March Any one wishing to dispose of their Christmas cards could contact Mrs or supply committee for an address to which they could be sent Used stomps used mens white shirts and ladies large dresses ore at so needed Two representatives for tho World Day of Prayer for next year wero appointed Mrs John and Mrs Jim Carney A discussion on enter taining a bus load of needy children this year was finally left to the social action commit tee It was moved and seconded that the membership for this year be dropped as it no longer has to be sent into head quarters thus oil church members are members It was felt that the down stairs church floors needed leaning so a motion was made that a donation towards floor cleaning be given to the Stew- GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY MARCH PAGE for this purpose Rev Lynn Adams closed the meeting with tho benediction After grace an Easter lunch of egg ham and cheese bis cuits hot cross buns tea bis cuits cheese and marmalade was served by Mrs Cliff Wrig and Mrs Roy Wil son Mrs Jim Hamilton Crafts Survey End The Sheridan College sponsor ed arts and crafts survey which started mid February will soon come to a close The results of the survey will be tabulated to determine the need for craft Instruction in and Peel counties and what programs should be set up meet these needs SMITH IS CAPTAIN WITHOUT A CREW Mayer BUI Smith dicta get too much support from council Thursday night when he asked for a first mate and a crewman to help him uphold the honour of the town la the Cnuy Boat Race The date of the race has been changed to Saturday April 10 He said be bad Invited the mayors and councillors in County to take part So for he has had no ass wen He didnt get any firm from council either PAULINES FOR 23 MAIN ST SOUTH TELEPHONE FREE FRENCH This COUPON Is good for one order of FRENCH FRIES any order of or more Georgetown A W Offer expires Midnight April Your A Georgetown Register Tapes are worth money at Erics Hardware and Bare- Cleaners Ask Them About It A W DRIVE IN Ouelph Street Georgetown then For Fait TakoOut Service 6 MILL ST- NEXT DOOR TO LEGION We Have a Completely New Line of Merchandise StyleWIie 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