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the HERALD TUKSDAY IB IMS Home of Halfcon Hills Council looks for compromise on wrecking yard Will it be PREMIER BILL DAVIS paid a visit to Georgetown to give PC candidate Gary I campaign a strong boost See theSe How about this pair LIBERAL LEADER Robert Nixon was also In the region adding his support to Hal ton- Burlington Liberal hopeful Julian Reeds campaign A report on page 14 And of course theres Wicked Willie BUT IS IT A can didate BUI Johnson a noted en vironmentalist placed a total ban on putting bit campaign postern on public property Archie Brown decided that there hod to be another way to show hi support for Mr Johnson So home southwest of Georgetown has become a fullfledged election billboard and a possible entry in the Guineas Book of World Records With 138 campaign posters covering his home Mr Brown think he has possibly the worlds record in most number of signs on one bouse By the time ho submits his entry to the Guinea Brothers the number of signs may have Increased as Mr Brown the candidate In last years federal election continues to add more Oh yet he also decided to cover an old car parked In front of his home with the Vote Johnson signs Who will be the next Vote on September 18 Hil Hol Were off to the fair On the buses Police Chief returns Transportation to and from the fairgrounds on the Saturday of the Georgetown Pall Fair wont be in the high style of an English doubledecker bus as hoped however transportation will be provided A bus has been arranged to leave the Market Plaza on Saturday only beginning at 11 am and continuing on the hour until The bus will be making return trips to the plaza at halfhour In tervals Another pickup Is planned for the downtown area People wishing a ride from downtown to the fairgrounds can park their car in the downtown parking lot and can then ba provided with a free tide This will cer tainly be convenient for those who cannot find parking spaces by the fairgrounds As well as providing a service It is hoped that free bus transportation will Increase the attendance at Georgetowns annual fall fair to be held October 3 and Claries president of the fair board tried to obtain an English double- decker but his efforts were to no avail An article printed in the Herald requesting information concerning the whereabouts of an English doubledecker did result in a number of phone calls and stops along the street for Mr Mr thanks to all the help people offered was then able to locate a number of buses however for one reason or another none were available on the date needed for the fair Its too bad we couldnt get a double- decker A lot of people scented to be really excited about being able to ride In one It would have been a real novelty explained Mr However with or without the use of the doubledecker the fair board will still free bus transportation So hop on sard take a free ride and enjoy Georgetowns Fair Former Georgetown Police Chief Floyd will be returning to serve the people of north with the Regional Police Force The action comes following his promotion from staff Inspector to superintendent and a reassignment to the new enlarged area of District One with its headquarters on Mill Street A veteran of 24 years In police work Superintendent began his police career in Kitchener and at the rank of Sergeant was accepted to fill a vacancy as chief In the Georgetown force Following his brief term as chief before regional government he was moved to regional headquarters in as staff Inspector Present Staff Inspector Roy Andrew will serve with the new superintendent second in command once changeover Is com pete Floyd lives with his wife Dotty and two children Valeric and Glenn on Pen nington Crescent where have h since Superintendent firs come to Georgetown In 1972 Town council is going to take a second look at the Limehouse wrecking yard owned by Fred Tolton The move comes on the suggestion of Councillor Em Hyde who had earlier expressed support for a request from Limehouse residents that the wrecking yard be removed Councillor Hyde notes I think there are other sides to the problem that we havent looked at before There could possibly be some part of compromise reached between Mr Tolton and the terms of our bylaw If we could come to some sort of compromise it would be to the benefit of the town if we didnt put Mr back against the wall In question has been the location of the fence Mr Tolton constructed around his property Surveys have shown that It may not be In the proper location not because of any fault by Mr but instead by the region The survey has shown that the Davis agrees to line review The Interested Cltitens Group formed to obtain an independent study of the placement of the total Bradley Junction to Georgetown Hydro Transmission Corridor nave made same political hoy themselves during Premier Bill Daviss visit to Georgetown last In a brief confrontation Immediately after the Premiers speech to be large crowd at North Hal Ion Golf and Country Club Friday Bill Mann chairman of the ICG attempted to obtain a definite commitment from the Premier concerning the groups requests to the government for an in dependent study of the entire corridor He stated that PC candidate Gary Dawklns hod told a candidates meeting the night before that Premier Davis would possibly be making a policy statement during his visit to Georgetown While Premier Davis admitted that he was not prepared to make an Immediate statement on the matter he did however promise action That came the following Monday with n letter from the Premier to BUI Stewart minister of the environment requesting that the Bradley to Georgetown Hydro line be reopened While the matter was the subject of considerable study before the proposal came forward am bothered that a significant number of people particularly In the rural areas feel that such a decision is inap propriate Premier Davis states In his letter Would you therefore bo my personal representative In taking a further look at this matter and report back to me as soon as possible so that you Dennis and I can discuss whether this question should be reopened The Premier has promised that no action will be taken until a meeting is arranged with Involved parties immediately after the election That stance by Davis however did not calm the concerned citizens who have now begun to openly campaign for the liberal Visiting Georgetown Monday night to meet with own council Mr Mann stated Why with only three days left before the provincial election is the premier now so concerned about the citizens I can only presume lis a political ploy road running by the Tolton may in fact run across bis Mr Hyde suggested that a arranged between council and Mr Tolton to Iron out the problems that have cropped Up since council informed Mr be bad a limited time to make the sign conform to the towns Wrecking Yard Licensing Bylaw Over the weekend Councillor Hyde tew council Mr attempted to mora the fence but he wrecked It trying to move it There may be a great disadvantage to the town If we force him back against the wall Councillor Hyde concluded after a meeting with Mr Council decided to taking any action until an on site meeting is held to view the situation Tributes galore for Judge pg 3 Treasurer leaving Town council Monday night accepted the resignation of town treasurer Harry Hen derson Mr Henderson who has been In charge of the towns treasury for the past two years will be taking over a similar post In Prior to working with Hlus during its formulatlve year Mr Henderson had worked for Peel Region Brampton and Townships He will begin hi duties In on October Mr Henderson has been instrumental in updating and computerising the towns financial department to the point where It has been termed by some members of town council the best In No mention was made at Mondays council meeting of a possible replacement for Mr Henderson Crest to be unveiled The official unveiling of the towns crest will take place during a special ceremony slated for October Sin the towns council chambers The ceremonies will begin at 0 oclock and the public is invited to attend Your Morning Smile ft What do get when you cross a gorilla and trier Von get a bairy First election leaves GDHS students upset A first look into what a provincial election is all about has left seven young Georgetown District High School students for from All seven agree that name calling seems to be the strongest and worst bit of campaign Strategy being used in the election and used frequently They all also agree that they are very disappointed In Campaign 73 for what they have seen of It Cindy cotter Leslie Jewell Sue Peer Chris Green Cameron Robinson Mike are all nevertheless shaping future opinions about what elections and campaigns are all about If you cant find anyone who believes in treating others with respect whats the sense of voting for anyone concluded Leslie Jewell after the groups brief encounter with politics The seven students decided to get on insight Into what these campaigns they have heard so much about are really like They read the platforms and backgrounds of each of the three local can didates Then they attended the All Candidates Night held last week by the Georgetown and then followed that by seeing arid hearing both Premier Davis and Liberal leader Nixon as they made their flying visits to the area over the weekend Nobody seemed to want to talk the issues commented Chris Green They were all calling each other and the other parties names It was really childish if you ask Perhaps what proved to be their bitterest pill came when they attempted to approach one of the leaders to ask him why he wasnt talking about the issues instead of per sonalities Managing to Inch their way through the Jostling crowed of wellwishers and hand shakers the students finally managed to confront him with their question Ho an swered that he didnt start It recalled Leslie When we asked him whether that made It right somebody with him shoved us out of the way and told us Why dont you children get out of the way Upset to the point that they had to talk to someone to air their beefs about their han dling they visited The Herald office where they agreed that their brief encounter with election was far from what they expected If we hod looked like we were 13 we probably could have got decent answer But It was a rotten way for anyone to treat anyone else added Leslie CunUudcd Sue Peer- Youd think they would know you can get a lot further If you attempted to help instead of arguing to net Involved In the but found It easy are Cindy Cotter Leslie Jewell Sue Peer Chris Green Robinson Mike and Dave Corrigan