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COLOR TV ONLY WARRANTY OH AND AUTOMATIC COLOR CONTROL WALNUT FINISH Mjtfliieie ibLI SECTION SECTION THE Wednesday April ISM Page 1 Wins her weight in rock Teenager holds more than just one record dream come true won her weight SUM in rock literally The 16 year old teenagers Georgetown woman name was drawn from a record budget will be banked for the next lew years as she works her way through the tree albums she recently picked up as a draw from the Malic World store at Shoppers World Brampton Herald photo ballot box at the Shop per World Brampton Music World store rec was invited to pick records and cassettes off the store shelves I got one for each pound I weighed said She was asked Are you heavy when tele phoned with the good I was afraid to scream and blow the guy s eardrum off said Her mother said was Jumping up and down after the coll Mom Chns got her Tom Jones and albums and t her sister and dad either It tripled my col lection the Grade 12 Georgetown District High School student said Moat of the albums selected were New Wave with some hard rock she said Of course her favourite group weren t forgotten For fifty twn yesn the trucks or Burns Transport have been moving across Georgetown and throughout Ontario Bob Bumi above Is the president of the company headquartered an Trafalgar But lis a family business with Rob brothers Jim Clare and Don In charge of an thr company operation Tidy Car Georgetown man cleans up car awards Georgetown Chris beat out 000 Tidy Car dealers around the world for the most Improved sales in October He was honored over the weekend at a Tidy Car seminar in the Toronto airport Hilton Last year he won a trip to Acapulco for selling 100 sun roofs and an allexpenses paid trip to the Chicago Tidy Car seminar Asked the reason for his business success Mr Bydevaate- ted It to having lots of sales promotions and giving his customers good service Very few customers don t come back or send somebody else in he he was in bega said The best decline advertising Is word of Tidy Car is mainly Involved In auto prolec like rustproofing preserv a shine and cleaning and protecting car interiors The does sun roofs and regular waxing and pin striping We ve branched out a lot from when we first began Mr Bydevaate said Originally operating from his Mountninview CURES the business moved into Its current m j address at Mountain Mr got his two Tidy Car franchise six Now it years ago when expanding another half prices began to climb and the Janitor business Brothers stick together to keep business strong Herald Special In the early 1330s Norman Bums started his own transport bust on Georgetown Trafalgar Road Fifty two years later In 1984 his four sons Robert Jim Clare and Don are still working in the family business in the same friendly small town tradition The Burns brothers all began by helping their father after school and on weekends It a always been a family business Jim said in an Interview Lots of brothers can I get along together but ve always worked very well together In fact Jim the success of the business to the family spirit We respect what each other has to say we accept each other suggestions and work things out together he said The choice of staying in the family business was a free one for the four young men Jim recalled that Clare apprenticed as a car pentcr for four while Don briefly a lot career but both decided to return to Bums Transport COMMON Jim commented that while one running a business might have taken more risks the four brothers 120 years of business in Georgetown Each brother has an important role to play in the operation of the business which has expanded over the years The company now operates a ware house as well on Arm strong Avenue Robert oversees the operation or tractor trailer and tandem units while Jim Is responsible for the warehouscorea Clares responsibility Is the patching of trucks and Don oversees a staff of 14 full and three part time drivers have had the advantage of being able to bounce ideas off one another as they worked toward a Children seeking more TV violence Town aided antiporn expert by COED Expressing a high regard for his father Jim said the late Norman Bums had a great Influence over his sons He described him as a very quiet gtous men a great reader He certainly was someone to look up to there was no what he wanted After losing their mother at a young Jim said the five Burns men lived alone for many years enjoying a close family relationship And today after working together oil week many people might want to avoid the r business on weekend Not the Bum The four ess partners their wives and children socialize often after business hours said Jim adding they even share a summer cottage The family business has been a good life he declared Burns Transport trucks make runs be tween Georgetown and Windsor Ottawa and many to metro Toronto serving the immediate area as much as poss Tl tandem trac tors haul pay loads of up to S3 lbs with the In axel trucks hauling up to lb pay that the com pony does work with many local businesses Jim said he thinks Georgetown is a great community great place to grow up in Chief endorses Child Find Herald Stair Canadians must real that television is not the harmless entertain source they come to trust a Toronto psychoanalyst and expert on media viol told a Georgetown audience last Wednes day night David Scott a repre sentative of the Cana Coalition against Violent Entertainment warned that more people seeking enter lumen from on violence arc childr en There are some very powerful effects from the depletion of anti social behavior on tele vision and the way younger kids especially adolescents absorb it Mr Scott said Mr Scott talk was sponsored by the Clti zens Against Violent Pornography a Hal ton Hills group which has already held a number of public awareness sessions in which sexual violence has been the topic Last weeks meeting at Holy Cross school was by Invitation only because of some of the material Mr Scott used in his talk Slides taken or artlcl and pictorials found In the four top selling soft porn magazines Indicate a growing trend to violence and the Involvement of children Mr Scott said He also showed a couple of out takes from films now available on video cassette from many video stores IMPORTED Mr Scott sold four firths of the porno graphic material and violent television seen In Canada Is imported from the United Slates But he added dlan made films shown on Pay TV have their share of violent and sexually violent es Mr Scott said the Criminal Code definltl on of obscenity needs to be clearer Oyer five years wants million Herald Staff Enhancing the aesthe tics and the safety of the Credit River watershed is the purpose of rive year interim watershed plan recent released by the Credit Valley Conservation Authority However members of the town a general committee doubt the CVCA will gel the million needed to Imple ment everything In the plan Most of the money would come from the provinces Ministry of Natural Resources with a per cent share coming from residents In towns like Ha lion Hills through which a portion of Ihe river flaws The wants to proof about homes in Glen Williams In the fiveyear plan The estimated cost would be about WOO Another floodcontrol measure the Is contemplating is buying the Willow Trailer Park In The cost would be about a With the help of the federal and provincial governments the town recreation and parks department has been able to complete a number of Improve merits to its facilities The work is being done under the Canada Ontario Employment Development Program and by the time the program Is completed the department will have spent about 100 including mate rials and labor by the time the program ends in May The town share of the work Is about BOO Among the projects the COED program has enabled the town to do a ramp and dock were Installed at Actons Fairy Lake The depart expects the dock will Improve access to the lake and Increase use of its canoes new canteen was constructed In the stands at the Gordon A It Arena in Gcorgo- ramp for handicapp ed spectators in wheel chairs was built at the Acton Memorial Arena ft new ice canteen bar and were built inside A smaller project moved old glass from the Acton arena to Georgetown Memorial Arena a ramp for the capped was also built at Ccdnrvale Cottage in Georgetown an asphalt path was added at park linking the end of Terry Court with tho community centre insulation at various department buildings When it comes to missing children there arc no borders Backing that philoso phy Ha It on regional police chief James Harding officially endorsed the non profit organization Child Find that is establishing itself In Canada Child Find locales directory is circulated to schools welfare and libra There are chap ters of Child Find in Iho USA and the first Canadian chapter was established in Calgary in 1983 Harding recommended missing children keep- day that police records of detailed oners endorse the descriptions photos and Child Find concept and data which it publishes assist the group when in a directory The ever possible Question School offer accepted A offer for the Helton board of education eld School was accepted Thurs day n subject to Ministry of Education approval The school had been declared surplus In September 1963 and although offered to preferred no Interest had been expressed The offer was made by the Burling ton Association for the Mentally Retarded Ministry have indicated the Association qualifies as agency acceptable to the Ministry precluding the necessity for public tender Time to act Get into the act Starling April 17 children and youths a dramatic arts program sponsored by the local recreation department For rcgistrat on Informal on call Teacher exchange Centennial School teacher w be positions with junior school teacher in North York next September The interprovlnclal exchange was approved b Ha Hon board of education trustees at the Thursday night Summer registration The Hills Recreation and Parks Department Is accepting registration for all of their children sum activity progrmas Most programs are per week although day passes con also be purchased For more information call 5165 Marmalade time Got a sweet tooth Then don miss the home made marmalade and preserves by Coffee Books and Conversations host Norm Elson April and May Recipes arc available for those ambitious enough to try them out Everyone welcome to chat and taste sweets it thi Public Library The bbling starts at lo m and goes on til BIG deadline extended Those to land a booth at the BIG Business in Georgetown celebration in June must act now or their places will be taken by Administrator Margaret Vint says her waiting I contains names of businesses outside of Georgetown who are anxious to participate She extended her deadline to register until April but don delay Call her now at Underground hero film A showing of Jesus is Victor Is scheduled for Sunday April at Baptist Church Mountalnview Road South The showing which is open to the public free of charge will begin at p Jesus is Victor is a personal and intimate portrait of ten Boom a Dutch Christian who until she was silenced by a stroke in 1978 at the of travelled the globe telling of her experiences In Nazi occupied Holland during World War She and her family were responsible for saving he lives of hundreds of Jews through their work with the underground Rural workers Over youth In Ontario will work on farms and learn about agriculture this summer through two programs sponsored by ihe Ontario Youth Secretariat and Ontario M nistry of ure and Food A For those young people with no farm experience the or Agriculturalist program offers an opportunity to 16 to 19 year olds to live and work in a rural area Farmers supervise and work with the students to help develop skills and knowledge used on a farm involves young people aged t and offers four person crews that can be booked by a farmer on dally basis Programs begin June and run until August For more Information call soccer The final registration for Soccer is Thursday April 79pm at School For more information call IN YOUR OPINION How do you think the Toronto Blue Jays will do this year WALT Evans Place Based on lost year perform once II wind up second Baltimore will win the division they have a better all round team has no bullpen WAYNE They clobber every body and finish first As long as Ihey beat the Yankees I don t cart what hey do The Blue Jays have ex perl ence to win It all now Haw kes They are going to win the pen nant and the American League I hope go all way This Is tho year providing can get some reiki pitch PAT MCCARTHY Sixth Lino I think come in second The Yankees will take the division because they have on experienc ed team Blue Jays weakness is coaching KEVIN HUGHES Jcssop Court They II be first In their divi They have all their veterans back and manager Bobby Cox says he thinks every body will have a better year Baltimore a pitch ing is not quite as strong this year