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HERALD Wednesday November 1 Air Cadets Receive Wings Scholarship ABOARD HMCS ALGONQUIN Two air cadets won and flying scholarships at the annual father and ion dinner of the Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron held last Wednesday evening at the Georgetown legion W0 Rick Peters son of Mr and Mrs Fred Peters and Sgt Russell Brown ion of Mr and Mrs T W Brown received their wings one of the highest honors a cadet can obtain and their scholarship awards which cover a six week course of instructions and flying at the London Flying Club Included In the program were awards to WOII Stewart McDonald senior leaders course cer awarded for sue cess fully completing a course at CFB Cold Lake Alberta Sgt Donald Cousens athletic leadership course certificate awarded for successfully completing a six week athletic course at Borden Peter Hope technical training course certificate following a technical course at den M Rush and Cpl R intermediate leaden course certificates for a three- week course at CFB Trenton Sgt J Dodge Junior leadership course cer tificates or a three week course at Trenton LAC B Rush sports organization following a threeweek course at CFB Trenton Albert and LAC J Clarke at CFB Trenton Sgt LAC C Smith M Taylor J S Dunn C McLeod G E Fisher J C Smith Hope Redmond S D Taylor A Vernon C Brown and Campbell summer camp certificates for attendance at summer camp at Trenton Certificates of appreciation were also presented to Gib Telford for faithful service and hard work for the Frank Hewitt for assisting the squadron throughout past few vears Cpl Garth Marchment son of Mr and Mrs Earl Mar chment of Glen Williams a crew member of Algonquin monitors electrical control console during the ship trials on SI Lawrence River The Algonquin the last of four and built in Canada was commissioned at Davie Ship Building La ion IN HALTON HILLS Snowfall Causes Chaos For Highway 401 Traffic An hour of light snowfall that fell across Halton county Friday afternoon caused chaos along Highway Milton reported that during one hour from to 2 30 mishaps took place along the highway In the IS mile stretch from the Wellington county line on the west and the boundary of Peel County on the east A police spokes mar estimated an average of damages as a result of each mishap There were no in juries Only two charges were laid by police following the In on Highway Charged with impaired driving were George Edward Page S3 of London and Wayne of Weston The two men were involved in separate accidents the two moat serious of the day In both cases their cars one a model the other a 1974 model were demolished Police Goal of Y Near Reach Georgetown and District is within easy reach of its financial target Fund raising goal this fall wos SCO The only five per cent short of its goal and expects to go over the top Spokesman for the Doug Brock reports that has been collected to date In the campaign With money pledged by In dividual and companies for November the expects to reach its target within the next two weeks Mr Brock said he wanted to extend thanks to the many donors and more than enthusiastic volunteers who made the campaign a Quilt Draw Has Winner Draw for a quilt sponsored by Georgetown Women In stitute was won by Mrs NichoU Byron St Draw was made during an institute meeting and euchre session last Friday at Ihe Hall In euchre ladies travelling prize was won by Mrs Cora Snyder and for men the winner was Ken Men s first and second prizes played on the white cards were won by two women Muriel Miller and Haze Robinson respectively Ladies first and second were won by Haul resign and Ethel Webb respectively Door prize was won by Mrs Burt Party Marks Anniversary Mr and Mrs John Elliott of IB Chipper Court Georgetown celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Saturday November 3 with a party at the Credit Valley Club Nerval and later at their home guests were in attendance Mr and Mrs Elliott have three children Mrs Larry Stsnett manager of Georgetown Terminal Warehouses Lola a student at University of Western Ontario London and Ross at University Waterloo Mr Elliott Is a former reeve and councillor of Georgetown and along with position with Canadian National Railways he a custom bond and brokerage business Mrs Elliott la manager of Publications on Arm strong Ave The couple have been resident of Georgetown for estimated damages at win ire Less driving was and Joseph of Weston When vehicle driven by Ontario Mr Page spun out of control off His a Lite model van highway it toyed four receded damage when it as well was in collision with a car As well police laid charges in driven 17 the north end of the county of I ihouse following a collision on High The way Churchill Rood on the sustained damage west side of Charged were no injuries Que on November The ship will be based at Halifax as part at Maritime Cam mand Award For Sister Mrs Jones sister of Mrs Sam Anne Drue Georgetown was awarded for her achievements in nursing The award presented lo Mr Joni Queen at Buckingham Palace on November Mrs Jones was matron of inor Hospital near her in Chester for more than twenty Mrs Jonei lias been a visitor in from her home in Chester and hopes lo return next summer join Mr and Mrs at the North American Manx convention to be held in Washington Control Construction In Flood Plain Areas Credit Valley Conservation Authority has recently added new areas to its regulations regarding placement of fill construction and altera 1 1 oris to waterways in the Credit River Watershed Regulations now In force include Ihe Credit River Volley from Lake Ontario to the Reservoir streams in the Town of Orangevllle Silver Creek In Georgetown area Fletchers Creek in Brampton and Creek and other smaller creeks In Mlssissauga are also included under these The regulation controls construction on flood plain irons the dumping or placement of fill in the flood plain interference in any 1th streams creeks rivers within the jurisdiction of Credit Valley Conservation Authonlv According to the regulations contemplating building placing fill in a flood plain area or altering a watercourse must the Authority for permission When an mapswiih regional storm flood lines are consulted Fact application is considered individually on its own merit considering Ihe circumstances which affect site Copies of this revised regulation have been distributed local municipalities solicitors real estate firms and construction companies in the general watershed area WE MAKE IT EASY AT MOORE PARK PLAZA MAIN STREET NORTH GEORGETOWN HOURS STOKE DIPT Open Daily 8 30 a to m A Night It PHONE 877 5119 USE OUR CREDIT PLAN AMERICAN EXPRESS O Connor MP MS photographer at the Royal Sgt Brown were presented Peters F Sat Russell Air Cadet with their wings and flying Brown and George Squadron father and son scholarships a I the banquet Ontario Com ne Georgetown held last Wednesday HeraTd Peter and evening M MOOR SMILK MOORE PARK PLAZA STORE FRESH MEAT DEPARTMENT BLADE SHORT RIB ROASTS 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