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Haiton's development potentials basus for County industrial film PM FORMER MAYORS WEO RESENT a G. C. Gowland (1947), Dr. C. A. Martin (1t936L. Mondays council meeting te watch as Mayor G. Frank Tornpso (1t952-1953), and E. Ross S. G. Cilds became the first Mayor in Multons Peren (1956), and they re shown witb Mayor ittory to mear an official chain of office. The Childs Isandlingl who bus been Mayor con- fise. from left. incudeci Mike tedwit (1t957), ineeasly since 1958.1Staf f Photo) R. McCow to b. principal Hire 13 new teachers Several teachers are resigo- in from the Milton Publie Shoot staffs at tbe end oft June and te date. 13 new tes- chers bave ben engaged lu take their place t tihe stoîl of tfse tait termn in September. Robert McCaw. o leacher inis 10 years' esperience, is ofthIose years in Milton, has bren appointed principal of tise W. . Dick Pubtic Scisool un igiside Dr.. beginning la September. Be replaces L. Raytmond Long. -BA., who 10 ieaving Milton for a pool la Ancaster. Mir. MeCaw came te Milton six years ugo ater four years of experience in tise Chestey sres. Be spent four years on tise staff eft he W. 1. Dick sciseet and for the past twu mim vnLownnW Robert A. Fisher, son et Mr and Mrs. R. Gordon Fisher ot RA. 5. Milton. gradualed St. urday, May 27, from the Uni- versity ut Waero ith o Ba- cielr et Science degree in -onors Hathematies. Robrt was awarded a Province et On tarie Graduate Pelowsbip et 11,500 witb miicis te continue is studies next year. -aReeve B. . Hinlon, Aclen. was a representative eft he Ballon County TB and Beatlh Association 10 lise Canadian groups convention in Ouebec City recenlly. is ite and daugiter Katby ent ith im and lbey met is son Bob mbo 15 working la Ouebec City, he- sldm speçnding o tem days at Expe 67. THE "10-lO25" IS No. 1 IN O11 Change AND Lubrication Groceries, Cigarettes, Confectionery, Tobacco, Tires and Batteries Open B a.m.- 1 ip.m. Daily Inciuding Sunday A. R. HARKNESS, PROF. 510.250e SERVICE STATION .R. 1, MILTON-8782952 Crner of No. 25 Higbwag and 10 Sideread years bas laught Grade 7 and manuol training t the Senior Public Sebool on Marin St. Mr. Long bas heen a princi- pal in Milton for nine years. and is special intereot bas bren la physical education. Be s credited wilh mucb ut the mark la organizing the onnuol field days and nîber sports events. Be will be working os prineipol et a senior sboot in A nester oral ear. Newe teachers engoged te dte include Lee Fleming of Carisle, Miss Eleaner Preiss et Clifford. Miss Donna Neol et Exeter and Miss Nancv Smotek ut Greensville. att of wbom are recen t graduates ot teachers' colleges; and Miss Sharon Momat et Niagora Follio. Ms. Jean Stringer et Milton. Mes. Isabel Bottone. BA., ot London, Mrs. Betty Mullin of Shelhurnie. Mrs. Su- san Sider ut Milton, Mes. Jean Anderson et Campbel- ville. Mrs. Linda Hands et Milton. Kart Eden et Port Cre- dit and Mrs. Elcanor Ewing. BA., A.T.C.M., et Brlingion. ail et wbem are expvrienced icac ers. CHICKEN IN A BOX 3 Pieces et Chicken French ries, Cote Slam. Buttered Bun. Beoney $1033s PHONE 878-6028 Raymond Shier has from the Bruce St. staff. after four ysors Milton board. Resigm J. M. Denyes scheel Miss Forence Wilson vrurs, Alan Browna. Hatton County Councit, tbruugb its indusirial commit- tee, bas commissioned Robert J. Meyer Productions of Dun- das to write and produce a mo- lion pictare to prumute area deveiopment aI the Count-v ut Hatton. Area devetopmnent. the ceai mittee points eut. sbeuld hu taken tu impty the develep- ment ef residential, coser- ila.grsultural ,ad re.,cte'e- aI and cultural t-a s ,Jlla i, tacturtl petetial- ofeli county. The iheme ofthie motioapic- turc centres areund a graduate secendary schoel student t a peint of decisieu cenceron bis future. eheesing hi scarcer ut turiheriof educatien and a place fer settling dclwn,leus- iratiof the range ot chaice that bs open te him an the arc. The tudeni is a native et Haltea. laking a second lob abotut him thrcugh is memeries. is theugbts, and is atmbiens and assessing att thet he secs ef the assets in beth tos and country. Ail parts of the cesntv are being cuvered hy the cutor camera this sprinez and sum- Ice skating club elects executive Millets ftgure skatiag club elected their esecu ttve ler the setttteg eat atatmeettingL t il 'git. i. e teitaie datee ltiespLiiiigtis Neetst bes 7 aed they itepe se hcld thicr carnivat in Fehruary. The new prealdent is Mrs. Wilsna Tyrer. ftrst vice-presbi- Lent is Mrs. Fay Machay. sec- end stce is Mrs. Etîcen McCut- eheen. secretary Mrs. Pelty Straub. Mrs. Joyce Sempte is the treasuret Mes. Mrion Pearce and Mrn. Lie Fartey woill assistlier. The dsre.t ers are Mes. Betty Btackleck, Mrs. La- verne MsLaugbtin, Mrs. Blatnche Appton, Mrs. Pat Guit i and Mes. Maureca Wit- T~EAIRE131 Speers Rd, PLAZA Sanay AR" 2l Staris Frtday et 8 pm Smturday ed unayMatin»et m2 p.m. resignesi tSebeci 2iid atures Eventngs Oniy 6.30 io 9.30 p.m. smust the "DEVIL'S ANGELS" ations aI t) include Restilted te pacsons 18 yaars of &ga and over sn ofier 2 i vear. U M U ..* .U..*.uMU * . Mr-. Patricia Cepeland. 7 yers and Mr-.,.E. McDusel.19 ysears 4 menths. Besides Mr. Long, teachers leaing the W. 1 Dick Public Schoal inlude John C. Fatt and Miss Susanne Hinneils. hotb of ss-om bad one ver of teacbing in Miton. Martin St. Senior scboot res- ignations inctude John C. Hier after 4 veors. Miss Carol Sea- hrigbt ater two years. and Ltovd Werner. B.Mus.. A.R.C.T.. ater cone veor Mr. Shier bas aeceplecla o-o itien tvat.hing in Qabvitte. Miss Wilson fa Chinguacousv Tmp., Miss Binnelîs in Hamil- ton. Mr. Hier in Burlinglon. Miss Seabrigbt in Bamilton and Mr. Werner la Toronto. The Board is silîl seeking one primarv grade teacher and on te slaff o senior stypor- tunitv classroorn CHICKEN SNACK 2 Pieces et Chichen Frenchs Fries SPECIAL PICNIC PACK 8 ieces et Flovor I risp Chieken Readv te Serve. $ .99 FAMILY BUCKET 14 Peces et Chsehen. b Relis,$3.99 ilonev BARRELS 21 Pteces eo$f S Chicsken $5.2 Murray Hood Drive-In BASE LNE RD., WEST 0F HIONWAY 25 AT MILTON SPICIALS THIS WIEK JAVEX - Reg. 49c - 64-o . ........... 39C GAY Detergent, 20-or. - Reg. 49c .....39c 2 Ralla Pkg. - Reg. 31c Pkg. White Swan TOILET TISSUE .... 8 rolis 95c New California POTATOES ..... -Ibs. 59c Large Firm Head LETTUCE .... 2 heads 29« Large Six. WATERMELONS ........ 69c ea. BANANAS ............... ..... O1 c lb. Long Green CUCUMBERS .........1Oc sa. Hothouse TOMATOES ........... 35c lb. Chaaties Hamburg or Hot Dog BUNS ... 2 pkgs. 49c Fresh PORK LIVER ............ 3 Ibs. 99c Venetian SALAMI .........-....... 99C lb. Presswood's WIENERS, lb. pkg. vac. pac. 45c Fresh Lean Bock Peameal BACON .. 75c lb. CHUCK STEAK for barbecuing) .... 69c lb. Loin PORK CHOPS ................ 69c lb. Round, Sirloin, T.Bone STEAK ...... 85c lb. Beef POT ROAST-----........... 49c lb. Fresh CHICKEN LEGS or BREASTS .. 45c lb. Butt PORK CHOPS .... --------- 55c lb. AL FO0N SO0'S FRUIT MARKET 172 MiII St. Milton 878-2460 F111 D"I-VERY mer, captoring the changing tandscape and the events of the season and representiof the ae- tivities cf the student as he de- cides ta continue in the faIt at one of the more thon five plac- es nf higber tearning thaï are eosity avaitabte te Hatton Coco- t.v residents. The 20-minute sound-cator motion picture selît he avait- able fer shoings tecaîts and across Canada c.rv in1968, The Canadian Champion, Wednesday, June 14, 1967 3 IL E P Iiwise -Champion classitjeds wil UJ.E.boy, oeil rent or trade items. Halten Opportunily Product Enterprises (H.O.P.E.l is hav- ing its open bouse this atter- 0000 and evening (Wednms- day). Trainees ii be working during the demonstration, wurkshop oupervisor Mrs. H. isham reports. It is hoped Hattoo residenîs wiit visit the shep, tocated at Bornby, ta, see the saluoble work heing dune by the staff of the North Halttn Association for the Mentalty Retarded. COMPLOTE LAWN AND GARDEN SERVICE No lob tee mmili or tee, large 0 Complote Mainienance Service 0 Fr.e Estimetes RAINBOW LANDSCAPING Caii 878-2741, 878.2097 Last Caîl - Order Your. Fîags I'~' Now DEADLINE FOR FLAG ORDERS IS JUNE 22 DON'T DELAY JOIN IN OUR COMMUNITY CELEBRATIONS Purchas. Your Centennial FLAGS and DECORATIONSI From the Optimist Club of Milton 't51i" and amist in local youth work and commuility service.I Convissers %viII b. celllng on you sterling May 24 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR PLACEMENT 0F ORDERS CALI 878-3445 - 878-9286 8789083 878-9069 878-4438 8789958 878.3397 FOR SON - Sizes 2 t. 18 yrs.1 Shorts - frm$19 PANTS from $1.88 S HI1RT S from $1.98 Swim Trunks from $1.98 Deck Pants $3.98 For Your Days at the Beach SWIM TRUNKS Ail the newest colors and styles to choese from. FR'OM $2.98 - Shoes by 0 DACKS9 0 JARMAN *WE HAVE A LOVELY SELECTION 0F CASUAL WEAR FOR AUL THE FAMILY MILTON DEPARTMENT STORE 200 Main St. E. 0 SHOP IN AIR COOLED COMFORT 0 Phone 878-9261 1