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Page GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY FEB 1973 Method of Selecting Brigade Officers is Fire Committee Topic The joint fire committee of Georgetown and Esqucsing met In the Georgetown municipal building to start the political wheels turning In the depart Tor last Wednesday Georgetown first full time paid fire chief Ken and executive members of the volunteer firemen association were asked by the committee to attend this first meeting and were informed that they would be made aware of future meetings Georgetown councillor Ernie Hyde was named chairman of the committee He welcomed the five other members and firemen to the first meeting The first priority to be resolved was the setting up of regular meetings They will take place the first Wednesday evening of every month with extra meetings to be set for Wednesday nights Georgetown reeve Morrow moved that the com resolve the issue of how line officers would be selected at this meeting Cr Hyde said earlier that It should be discussed and resolved among the members of the committee In a closed meeting The meeting was then closed to the public for an hour while the firemen and chief retired for a coffee RECOMMEND The committee then gave their resolution to the firemen which was in two parts and would have to be approved by council The resolution was that the firemen association would recommend four names in order of priority for the position of district chief and deputy chief The committee would then make the recommendation to council under the terms of the coinciding by law The selection of line officers would be done as In he past an election within the firemen association The applicants Spell Trustees Out Education Goals Halton school board trustees have set the course of education in the county for After three evenings of discussion they approved the document entitled Aims and Objectives 1B73 which was originally submitted by Hoi ton education director Jim Singleton on Dec A major project this year will be the study of all aspects of primary education in the county PRIMARY THRUST Primary Thrust as it is known was approved in Sep tember and is slated to extend over the next four years The task force doing the study is preparing to write core material for all subjects in the early grades and to collect research on the most uptodate teaching techniques known In the early grades GO SLOW trustee Bill warned the board to go slowly on the program Too much haste in primary thrust may not produce the best results said The board will also study the feasibility of buying video tape playback equipment for the elementary schools so that it can make greater use of educational television programs may get a helping hand from the board this year It is considering the development of a French Immersion program in kin of the other primary grades OVERSEAS CREDIT Grade students may get their opportunity to earn a high school credit while taking a trip to Europe in the near future The board will be looking at the possibility of offering a sum mer school overseas credit this year- Students interested in such a course would have to be prepared to pay their own way cautioned superintendent John WITHIN LIMITS Singleton warned trustees that all programs suggested in the report would have to work within the limits of the spending ceilings imposed by the ministry of education would have to meet the unifications of the by law and ten be ruled on by the com During the meeting Reeve Morrow expressed the desire to have the chief make recom to the committee with comments from the association to have all recommendations discussed with an official body of the association before the com discussed them and made any decisions This he said would be best considering the volunteer nature of the department Chief said he would like to know where he stood in relation to the committee and the association not to be sitting on a fence between them Reeve Morrow assured him he would keep entity under the system and would not take on the role as a negotiator An Issue not on the agenda a dividend received from Canada Life by the firemen s association was compensated for by the treasurer In the fire budget Reeve Morrow said It was he mistake of the life insurance company In not paying the dividend the organization that pays the premiums Before 1070 the dividend was paid back to the company for lower premiums now the company refuses any reduction in premiums The dividend is received because there were no fatal injuries in the This was held for future discussion The town now pays Jack Cunningham home phone bill he being last year district chief Reeve Morrow stated they should do the same for Ken or discontinue the service for Mr Cunningham The matter was left for a future meeting reeve Tom Hill expressed concern over receiving the agenda two nights before the meeting Chief who prepared the agenda explained how he heard of the meeting on the previous Friday Salary negotiations will soon be decided on Chief made a proposal yet made any formal discussion with the association The committee recommended he discuss his proposals with them and give their comments along with proposals and the 1972 salary figures for a future meeting of the committee RFSIGNAT10NS Hornby News North Trafalgar Euchre Club held their weekly euchre party on Saturday night February 10 at the North Trafalgar Recre Centre There were nine tables of euchre in play with the prizes going to the following ladies Dorothy Myrtle Cunningham and Martha Ellis The gents prizes were won by Mason Cunningham and Jim Hamilton The lucky draws were won by Ruth South and Harvey Dunn Birthday greetings are ex tended to Valerie Plant who will celebrate her 9th birthday on Thursday February IS Anniversary greetings are extended to Mr and Mrs of the Line Hornby who will celebrate their 27lh anniversary on February The best of wishes to and Shirley Birthday greetings are ex tended to Kent Hamilton who will celebrate his 9th birthday on February Best wishes to Kent Mr and Mrs Clarence Peacock are enjoying a week vacation in Winnipeg Eden United Church Women met at the home of Mrs John Hamilton on Monday evening February with seven mem bers present The meeting was opened with the ode and prayer Plans were made to paint the walls of the downstairs A discussion was held to decide on material for drapes Plans for a presentation were discussed for a member of the church The World Day of Prayer will be held on March at Eden A Spring Luncheon was discussed and a date will be discussed later A delicious lunch was served and a social hour en joyed The Junior Club was held on Monday evening February The meeting was opened with the Pledge The name for the club will be called Nifty Knitters Knits are suitable for almost any type of garment for anytime of the season Lunch was served and the next meeting will be held on Mon day February Mr and Mrs Line Hornby are spending their holidays in Florida Hornby Cubs and their leader John Saunders and Bales enjoyed a hike Later hey were to Geoffrey Drew Brooks where they went into the bush and enjoyed hot which were cooked over the bonfire they went to the home of Mrs Irene Saunders where they enjoyed hot chocolate Birthday greetings arc ex tended to Jack Fries who will celebrate his birthday on February and to Bill Bradley who will celebrate his birthday on February 20 Belated birthday greetings to Mr Vic McCallum who celebrated his birthday on February A surprise party was held on Sunday February with close to two hundred at tending Friends and neigh travelled from far A delicious dinner was enjoyed and a large birthday cake was decorated with candles The Junior Farmers Choir will sing on Sunday morning at United Church with Mrs George Newell at the Mrs Jim Hamilton transportation was held over for a future meeting between the Chief and the committee Reeve Morrow reported that the idea of servicing the fire truck at the public works department was unfavourable to the department 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