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Milk used to be shipped by CNR for 15 cents a can Wilfrid Leslies milk no longer travels the slow and windy road down to the Nerval train station Back In the horse and democrat era Wilfrid aged remembers taking the milk from his dairy operation on the Line to where it was shipped by the CNR for IS cents a can In 1921 a full milk can was valued at but today the same milk can costs tie For years the Leslie family has been shipping their milk to Toronto most recently via the Milk Marketing Board trucks seen rumbling down the high ways to processing plants in the big city That long trek to Toronto ended Monday when William Ltd of Georgetown received the Leslie farm milk for use in their newly expanded plant Ironically the Leslie farm overlooks the Neil Three Rene rations of the family William Ltd on St to Inspect the recently opened plant Seen here are left Philip Tom Neil representative Max Jensen the Leslie herdsmen John and Wilfrid Leslie son plant about two miles in the distance Milk Marketing Board driver Murray Judge participated in the histo ric event when his truck rumbled Into the big receiving bays at the back of the plant on 27D St The ex pans I on has been complete for the past eight weeks said Max Jensen tor of Product on This is probably the most automated dairy plant in North America Mr Jensen said The expansion means that all the area dairy farms will now have their milk transported to the Georgetown plant instead of Toronto Mr Judge says the SI farms on his route east and west of Georgetown will now have their milk delivered to the plant reducing his time by four hours Though Wilfrid Leslie Is now retired he is ably supported by his son Tom Leslie who is the manager of the farm which milks 130 dairy cows Wilfrids grand son Philip 12 also helps with the baiting and plowing John Moseley the Leslie r herdsman was also on hand to witness the event Students exceed enrollment expectations GDHS needs more classroom teachers SECTION A THE HERALD Wednesday it Touring Halton Hills by rail Secretly have you never relinquished the fascination for trains you had since you were a child For rail road fans Sept 17 Is a day to circle in red on your calendar From 10 am to at the Hills Library Anniversary surprise A surprise party In honor of Lloyd and Jean Crelghton of Norv ai on the occasion of their wedding versa was held Sun day Sept llftlthchomc of BUI and Millie Wit kinson or Cheltenham Twenty four friends and relatives enjoyed a buffet dinner and Cultural Centre the Georgetown Model Roll road Show is holding a free display of Rail roadlana As well from 1 to 3 30 pm the same day nine Hills home rail layouts will be open Tor inspection To obtain a tour pass for the afternoon tour you must register at at noon Tour passes cost and arc required for entrance to each layout It includes on evening program at the Hilkrest United Church on fa 1 gar Road The evening will feature mode paint tog demonstrations by Tony Van of George town contests slides and films on railroad Herald Staff Writer If you feel you re silt little too close to the new girl the prln cipal may be able to do Crowded classrooms arc back at Georgetown District High School and principal Don Baker is pleased It means he can hire another three teachers Tor the school School enrollment Is up by pupils as of Monday from the numbers projected in early spring by the Board of tlon The projected enroll ment was l but the current student numb ers are 1 GDHS To bring the pupil teacher ratio to to one the ratio a ted by the board and the Ontario Secondory School Teachers Fede ration this spring Mr Baker needs Ihrce teachers for math I Is and science Compulsory subjects for the students the school must hire the extra staff to teach these courses Mr Biker said If they had been option j courses the students could have been denied their option and told to take another one with fewer students in the class Wove been on the decline but this year finally the Grade class is the largest in the school Mr Baker noted This Is a healthy sign for the school He said enrollments were up in all the It got to be people moving Into the area with high school age children Mr Baker said when asked why Acton High School is also doing well In terms of meeting its projected enrollment Principal Betty Moore said there were five more students than the enrollment projected in the spring As of Friday there were pupils enrolled at Acton High School Old Stone School still sitting empty the fate of Acton Old Stone School has been put off for another two weeks Today we ve had fresh information Important to our consideration and In that regard we feel we should have more time Hills trustee Arlene Bruce told fellow board of education trustees Thursday night We re asking that it be put off for two more weeks The school is located on the same site as the Robert Little School It was leased to the Halton Roman Catholic Separate School Board from 1977 to when they no longer required the facility Since the building was declared redundant In 1982 It has sat empty In the spring the town expressed Interest in acres of surrounding land and asked for a closing dale of June 1 1964 for the purchase A motion regarding accepting the town closing dale rests before the board The fresh Information to which Mrs Bruce referred was a purchase offer made last week by the town the Car Club Draw has come ana gone bringing gladness to some and sadness to others Most of the many people who attended seemed to enjoy themselves regardless of whether they were winners or losers with the various attraction including dancing which was provided The winners of the car were Ticket 1M George and Jean Archibald The winners of the cash prizes are as follows winner Dave Wright winner Kirk winner Dorothy Howard winners V Margaret Hate Bud Verey winners IBS Nellie Bell 133 Don IS Barb Maltly Lome Cross winners Gail Linda Wright 161 William Stansell Bill Stone ITS John McArthur 184 Dennis McCartney 305JoePolrler Eleanor Nicholson The President s supper will be held at Thursday Sept followed by the annual meeting A reminder to all committee chairmen to please hand In their reports for Inclusion In toe Summit by the end of this month Anyone else who has anything they feel will be of general interest to the membership are welcome to submit it for consideration A Fun Day Mixed Darts being held at Saturday Sept 24 with registration at noon In the evening there will be a dance with music provided by the Tickets are and can be obtained from the Stewards We are having a steak on Saturday Oct Tickets will bets each and can be obtained from the Stewards Music will be bv the Pubtones ENTERTAINMENT in the Lounge on Saturday Sept i7willbeprovidedby Silver SICK LIST Sam Gisby is in St John Convalescent Home Gord Grldland la in Sunny brook Walt Louth Tom Harlow Allen St- and Fred Weaver are in Georgetown Hospital Lome Cross In Peel Hospital and Phoebe Collins in Henderson Hospital Henderson Hospital DENTURE 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