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the georgetown herald twelve pages icbnjfui georgetown ont wednesday april lit 1959 hrst section what council did county will call special meeting to discuss schools discussing georgetowns propo- aedwithdrawalfromnorth high school district at the march 23rd council meeting reeve doug sargent reported that there had been a lively discussion about his at the previous weeks county coun cil meeting and that it had been decided that a special meeting would be called to examinflpot getowns request pie high school board and the consultative committee on high school matters will be present at this meeting for which no date has as yet been set reeve sargent reported that at the meeting he had relaed geor getown s position about being for ced into the district because of a peculiar government grant system at that time which would have been to the towns detriment not to join last year with legisla tion changed this condition no longer exists he said and the town is anxious now to leave the district it would be hoped that an arrangement would be worked out with esquesing township for education of rural pupils he said ii had been suggested at the county council meeting the reeve said that georgetown have some tentative proposal as to how costs would be assessed for township pupils acton countjt rcprfesenta tives had also stated thar george town should show proof that north halton could operate more effic iently with three boards in place of the present one mayor armstrong said that costs or education of township pupils would be assessed on a per pupil attendance basis and it would be impossible to arrive at any fig ures without knowing how many pupils georgetown would be scrv ing georgetown and esquesing have always cooperated fully in matters of mutual interest he said and i know there will be no difficulty at arriving at an eq uitable arrangement should geor getown have its own high school dstnet in the futurt asking what he should do about ji broken spring on his car which ne claimed was caused bv a poor roadway on rexwav drive gerald rusk 20 norton cresc was told that he should applj to the insur ance firm which handles the towns habilitv insurance stating that a citizen has told htn the cnr pajs town police for private policing and asking the clerk to check on this recc sar gent blew up a minor storm with cr fred harrison reiterating his iews expressed last jear on pol icemen being paid bv the board of parks management for extra polic ins at hockej games mr harrison said he could see a gift to a policeman for extra work but he does not think is proper 1 1 was t to pay s8 for an hours work when a man is wearing a public uniform and policing a public building police chairman mrs anne cur- ric said ont couldn t expect a man on regular dutv to spend his full ime at the arena as this would mean neglecting other parts of town a letter from the pabbc school board asked if a wter hazard n a lane in the park used as a thor oughfare by park school children could be overcome cr said the lane is not a town street and that he had objected last week to the town gradmg it and that he had been again a tree being cut to straighten the laae- waj its the only park we hare and we should keep it a a heantr spo and not allow tt to become a pub lic roadway he said council decided that presjrn j ss- siris go ft v some remedj vill be tried when ceremony held in the memorial hall of st johns united church possible carole lane left daughter of mr and mrs bob lane 6 george st land barbara kinrade daughter of mr and mrs william kinrade a letter from the dept of hish- were presented w th their awards by district commissioner mrs e wravs answering an enquire aboui i c reed of nlorval photo by gene green fixing the mam st xorth while 1 bridgt said this i railway prop- ern if the townandcxrareed5eofqe adahls was the letter said the department 1- t would consider a connccoag link j sultco tf 80651113 ii agreement and pa 7s per cent of the cost of repairs council decided to ask the cnr if it is prepared to replace this bridge and the 9th line overhead bridge as the town feels they are madequate for presentday traf fie a water problem m the swaork subdivision which is affecting pro- pert owned b bill chard and neighbouring residents came to council s attention pointing the danger to ehimresfc cr mcgilvrav suggested that wue netting be placed on the guard rai s on the highway brtiig ovrr silvtr creek mrs peden survived by two daughters here mrs marv m peden racvhe- mrs wakefitld font ttlth srw mrs ttai cr uvn sla- and mat n lau tif on died at tht ho t t k sjij httr mrs ford oa taarj march 2bth aftir an illneo iur i three wetk mrs pedes would 5 havt celebra ed he cine wvaii hirthdav on sj trdj ap 4 h hc ha i livec m geokr sn a i ier daah er for hc pa mti ii a half sht was lvn ta dsi n i oun v and ivt 1 in v j rt a he ift hav r a buu in el a wwj oi ri- jih one of the top men in the brick laving and masonry trades in this district george adams died in hamilton on monday march 23rd ai the age of eight mr adams was born m brampton the son of man houston and william adams and came to georgetown in 1900 after living in toronto for a time where he also attended him stret school the post office and the ccme lerv gates are two projects on hich mr adams worked and his fine workmanship will stand as a monument to him for a gnat mam vears to come he also served a building inspector for a ftw vcas he was vtr intertsttd in vports lacrosse and curlim btin his favorites hi was a nuinbtr f the famou champi mship ttn i acrosse group surviving art his vvift jtssit ko s dam and two daughters vonne of ictown and mar j- mr- s mjw tod ottiw i r maiv and bt vtrttv l t- od his unndchildnn also it 1 in r i s riii w is ton ur i at th ii ir 11 i mtclurt h m j4 hlith stflct on wedntsdav march 2ith at two cluck kt ktnnith richards n icja cd i illbtaitrs wtit ltd rnul jot ma lint k jaik it a don illusion 1 willnms jti j m a ant i ne in 1 1 mt nt a i rt t t o 1 i t in it v two georgetown boys leave for cornwallis the third and fourth local ouths in a matter of a few wet ks to trade civilian life for a hitch in the nay left saturday for the hmcs corn wallia nova scotia dave smith son of mr and mrs norm smith 12 king st fc and les lease son of mr and mrs e i pease 49 bron st were driven to hamilton b mr and mrs smith saturday afttrnoon and utrc there at the naal fice until monda at i p m when the left for iwa scotia b train both outhb hac signed on for fnjp j cars tht wil mn there bob hutch inon son o mi a id ms harold hutchinson 12 rdith slrett and j hn llazt ii son of mr and mrs ittir haztll r nor il who took i similar sttp a month igo plan twostorey office building at highway 9th line triangle cnr inspector lectures on safety at schools some 1800 pupils of george towns four public and one separ ate school received a valuable les ion in safety last week when cnr police inspector j a camp bell of stratford visited the schools and showed the rim train tracks and safety facts inspector campbdll accompanied the educational film with a lec turc on safety rules monday tuesday and wednes day of last week were spent by the inspector touring chapel st wngglesworth harrison park and holy cross schools with traffic of ftcer csl ted scott who assisted him in delivering the safety theme permit for a 100 000 two stor ey office building in the eastern part of town was issued yesterday by building inspector joseph gib bons to delrex developments ltd according to harold bairstow general manager of the company an immediate start is planned on construction of the buildings which will be located in a triangle of land backed by the shopping plaza now under construction no 7 highway and the 0th line across from lin coin motors there will be some 10 000 square feet of office space half of which is planned for use by delrex dev elopmtnts and associated corapan tcs the steel framed building rotary club finalizes minstrel show plans minister okays halton manor addition tht kolarj club mteting of lasl mondaj nih dealt mainly with the approaching imnstrcl show this annual event is to take place on april 24th and 25th and also the full owing wttk end maj 1 and 2nd the show is being whipped into shapi with ralph urstl spending tath wttk end brushing up the uhoe production and it is expec ted that lhis will be the most am bilious production yet held no small help to the success of the show is the fact that mr show boat himself steamer em merson is returning to take part in the minstrel show steamer former resident is now in smiths rails but he intends being hand to take his old role as end man in all performances of the show boat logan mcdonald reported for the ticket sales committee and re ported a brisk demand for tickets the club hopes that by extending he minstrel show another night j with this ear that those who j- were j i red armstrong unable to get tickets last ear will j vistors with mrs will be of brick and glass construc- tloir erection of the building will re move a town jandmark the old w h reid farmhouse the huge house presently used for delrex offices arid once the first farm house out of town limits no longer enhances- the district scenery once surrounded by stately elms and lush farm fields the landscape has given way to modern one storey bungalows over which the old queen towers somewhat abashedly her high ceilinged rooms conver ted to offices floodlit at night and almost seeming out of pace in the new landscape social and personal be able to see the show flection of officers was held details next week miss grelchen bradley 33 vic loria street sfient the weekend in the i aurcntians skiing mrs robert roscoe of st c ithannes was a holiday guest i with mrs robert waldic mcnabb street i mrs john gunn 34 maple ave west with rraser and lindsav arc visiting in london with her mo ther mrs d ross piatt john scott son of mr and mrs arthur scott maple avenue west is holidaying in toronto with two friends david and peter phillips david linda and heather har lei son and daughters of mr and mrs bruce hark 21 ewmg st hat their cousins jeanette and ca rol dtnnv of brampton with them for the easter holidays miss helen dcvereaux macdon aid colltge ste anne de bellevue and mf w a devereaux winni peg manitoba spent the easter weekend with thejr mother mrs harry devereaux 9 parkview blvd dons armstrong assistant di rector of nurses at johns hopkins hospital baltimore marjland was home for the easter holidajs her parents mr and mrs mcnabb st sargent 71 i chark als0 attend christening greatgrandbaughters s mil i man h 22nd was a pr nid la r m s m ir r morrow 2t rtrru si ttt uhtn sht alunltd tht thn tcnin of thru of h r i rt at rran 1 1 uuh t r in st m ir tin sin in pull iuliian hurt h lor mln k fa htr j m j inks n nffuuttd it the chnsw n ms whith tink pi ict dunn tht mrs ben matthews 74 rexway drive has returned from a trip to florida she travelled by plane with her mother mrs h m rob erts toronto and they stajed at ompano beach visiting over the weekend with mr and mrs gordon harley and ramil 33 john st e were mr and mrs george johnson and dale of toronto mr and mrs joe hough and peter of guelph and her moth er mrs ii isley of limehouse mrs elizabeth mccrae 26 mar ket street had her mother mrs helen fisk of guelph visiting with her over the easter holi days mr and mrs don mccrae of tillsonburg spent sunday with them miss karen scott daughter of mr and mrs arthur scott maple ave west is home from alma college st thomas for the eas ter holidays on sunday she ac companied by her sister sandra went to london where karen will take a r d cross swimming in- structor s course mr and mrs jesse wyatt 24 prince charles drive had as easter holiday guests mr and mrs jack crosby sue john and jane of sarnia mr and mrs bill wyatt and kathy of hamilton mr and mrs ted wyatt and bradley hamilton ljnn and maureen wyatt daughters of mr ind mrs robert wyatt mam street north returned to sarnia for holidays with tho crosbys mr and mrs thomas lee stephen vicky nancy and man- think m- pcden x a meav of s john s l nited t hurrh it- wood an 1 wai ht o t rr mb if the mi n a mi nat sxw t still luir art a bro her ja mcs gear grand a who 94 and a sstir mr- wtlam spicer orange califarma- kt war- of be wood iv ii wk i realtor b re mcotai iqii 1 1 sundridge here tonight should assure arena standing room only s jii ling room on cd n seen hen f cv suj b verb ia scrachtti the uroc ol the local ice surfae a coape o vears back is expected to jasa the inch- dave irons ami playing eorgetoun memorial rena to 1 roach ick fern rounded out the night when sundridge and arch total with singles the walker rivals georgtown hunter realtors ion goal was tallied bv kenn mr harrison said he the police chief should arrange l famih nmueactrd t his dut roster to allow for the funor3 e m j extra policing during hockej a i mes i wi h cr john tttio t lis ears police chairman insisting that hi did no thnk tht slua tinn warranted an ino ligation tnt mitttr wai kf to it p itt committee james munro 82 mcln ro cres c mplaitied of stn do s on his strctt destroing propert and causing a traffic menace notices iner ed in the herald about keep ing dogs confined harin t seemed to do any good he said cr elliott llumane societ rep resentative was asked to check a si 200 account the yearly fee to oak vi lie humane socictj was or dered paid replying to a letter from the town clerk about courses which might be available for unemployed residents the dept of labour an swered that there was some mis understanding and that they have only an apprenticeship plan to offer to young people 16 to 21 there are no facilities for niijht school courses such as had been sugges ted recentlj to council bj a res ldent a letter from james costigan 29 market st complained strong ly of contaminated water which he says frequently occurs m his water line clothing has been stai ned in washing he said and chlo- n nation has had no effect on the problem which he has complained about on past occasions nn1 hu th in 230 p m i al inart ivi m 1 awn nte cr lyno bn in and jack sarsi nt re flow i r bt irt r n and was in mckct 1 iu halt in manor board officials h i ibt uni d p run si n fr m ii m 1 i u p ctcilt minister c f willi ii r on an i li pt ict t 1 with hi t in ruction of n 1 19 bt d i hit n i tht tountv h mc for ii 1 n si 1 n 1 is weik i nnl offic i s si ned tht construction t ntr nt w ih i i l instruction li al pint of tht tonlritt is sh02 4ir ih vinupi hoard approi r ihi fmimin his not bun ob wi n alt i unu lmll ir iort tti d sin rtl irtnc a it per ht i wis lowtrtd t i nndsons st 21 j uiyl i per ctnt nnt i maid law f 1 llmr vntlvidnt 7 rir m n lh an ldaah him inirmtnt h m 1 nl imlit inum arn i tirs of mrs m ir r m irr w mr stret t o cr the easter wtre dr and mrs andy mlo7i ottawa glen and warren 1 in oltnw i mr and mrs wil li mi di thfield windsor and her grt t frinddiiiihter diane duni sou from windsor mr ind mrs j r macoilluraj siiih street spent the e istrr l 0 b durfe quebec were wit kind in rnwill ind mon visitors jesterday with mr and trial i lit ir ddiiihu r mrs e mrs walter bichn 26 queen st matdomld and children pamt la m lee former publisher of the ml dwight of montreal returned inficrsoll tribune is now a public withthtm for a weeks noli relations representative for the canadian bankers association horr i the an in toniht take on sundrnut inn p irtuip itin in the sir it twin kathtrvn marv dauh ttr or mr and mrs kon liarktr whit ipnn nls wtrt mis jim ihrki r an 1 huh i mc n il jr su in biith daughter of mr ind lorsev s iod ipprnv i mi an i mrs iiomrd hill ind hi n j children dunns 1 n nil i n i r htn of c iriiliic michiin art i nif- the asti r week in town htll 12 in his i h hi mother mrs kti indtr blvd dtnni econd cir at the univcrsitv mithilan iin bv ihi dipirmrnt the n is d fuilitirs intludini a cir ulir i h ip and iiidit mum arc xptcted to bt rtailv cirh in 10 trs r n ni with mrs i 1 ind ihuhn mcnallv jr 1 put nt- ml naiuv 1 uella d uuh i m i i pirtv it the home i tr f mr and mr ji rrv mtktn f hunt barker d iuhl r of mr u with mr and mrs jack mchtn i mil mrs tt h birktr ldo main ie aclin is oipirtnts ill of s n on tht occasion of her 11th i toronti the thret littlt iirls in lurth lav included patsv cock 1 i indd iiuhtti of mr and mrs t 1 in li tick christine tost ann lliritt cnctivor piulini ciss mil her brothtr ian 1 aulint i daughter of mr and mr- ian ciss 46 htvvsin t re si colthrated hi r eleventh birth i iv i n 1i nd iv m irch tnth villi i ynv it h r home inclu did mi m the cutsts win hi t i h 1 hi ill iiip ila it tt earolvn ttn h thn tint t s illi in s v m su n duk 1 i i n hukt i sh n mel le r n and iur s ti i and mrs umi il tftnld morrow 1 hard o attended the service arksman in thi t iking i ninr stitch cut on tip of r nr n sit minutes his ht id fn in the stick of bad hill jum ir beaumont ind r in dix mtloomb carlv in tht serits mil n ra i pitted a pair white jcrrv he inju his plainlv bothered him throughout angle in the opener of probably the best intermediate b playoff series of the 1959 campaign thex pla the second game m sund ridge on saturday thorold takes on the iuier of delhi vs port doter series tn other intermediate b action to decide the opposition for the win ners of this set in tbe onlarto fi nal the real o- took another ssep toward that goal when the irai ned their scoring guns on walker- on and sunk the capital aip 11 1 before 950 fans here on saurday o win their best of seven series 4 gams to 1 anybody who likes to ee a hard worker i w aude like a pepsodent ad at leat fbor tines during the contest that hov many tines jaaue perpetual no- on cunningham butgwnsd the wakcrtoo coabe bsoner n en- ringham midwav through the se ond period bud varcv led in the assist de partment with 3 beaumont and ir wis had two each and others were picked up b voyce dixon magd cunningham jerry ingus and blake lnglis hunters led the capitols 20 at the end of ont period 7 1 after the second there were 15 penal ties walkerton drawing 10 though i took coach nick fer n jut five games to engineer his hub through the ttalkerton bar rer there was one not so udtm port ant fart that maj have prov okrd seepws pre sundidge nights hii top sniper is m a of th thirt three goals scored ianst walkerton in five games blake lnglis counted exactly one the high scoring centre has been wearing a protective helmet since low sizzlcr from the blue line b viah magd at 13 06 of the third period beat boomer and broke a 3ail deadlock enabling the hunters to card their third win here on thursday three times to tie the score but magd s goal with georgetown short handed was the backbreaker jerry lnglis junior beaumont and dave irons got the other hunter tallies ringham kerr and mccoomb triggering the walker ton trio the capitols tiad six pe nalties to the realtors 4 jack rhodes continued to cause jaws to drop with some superb net minding exemplified saturday night when he robbed walkerton sharpshooters on at least 6 label led shots the rabbit displayed that kind of protective acrobatics all through the series to limit the opposition to an average of just nctjjoal per period the acid test starts tonight barber team leader in provincial bowling i n i i u 1 i i i v s li am n ikt u i ht pom s in t vo we ik it appt it t ii hi rlie r s en w ha t ipt i 1 tht 1 i iv in um mill b wl n title wi h mn i ifnnm tut on tht it if the i uui unix r h 1 1 points on 4t w instond 17 dr fi its 8 points mon l than an v with 43 wins and 41 lossts foi i 11 mr and mrs john gunn 34 miplc avenue west attended the diamond wedding anniversary of two old friends of theirs mr and mrs william pelle on satur div march 21st in long branch mr and mrs pel ley who are both in their eightvs are ery ictive and take a great interest in tvervthing mr and mrs william t sin clair 55 charles st harold camp bell rr 1 and mrs j fi lang orangeville who is mr sinclair s sister have returned from a motor trip to honda thev stajed at st pttcrburg and at lake worth where thej visited with mrs ro bert english of glen williams who spends her winters there miss i rsuli i nun of bogota co umbia ind miss marguerite hunts hok cuacis venezuela students it alma colleee st thonn were easter guests with miss ail mcgilvriv and her fa miv at 8 guelph street miss minlv n heslop and miss karen scott ilso students at the college 104 points iltrb rnold s team has a 4143 record for 92 points and bob aliens team trails the four some with 84 points on a 3717 season in mondav night s action har old eagles topped the men in the tfaikcrton came from behin4 d a and bud varey registered the best tri count a 715 joan hemngton s 303 single and 675 triple went un bettered among the ladies men s highs on the season arc held bv ra mallol 385 and ross duncan 834 while marlene tost claims both of the women s marks a 339 and 779 the top five averages for men belong to trevor williams 222 harv chappel 217 george barber 216 ra mallot 209 and ted penning 208 while jean chappel leads the ladies with 193 mar carey has 174 doreen sanderson 175 joan hemngton 170 and mar lene tost 162 kimbcrlte moore daughter of mr and mrs john moore 8 murdock street was one year old aso h for the easter on indav march 27th and her h at their respective homes parents entertuned at a partv engagements for htr celebrating with her the engagement is announced were melvile douglas and don i f horence isabell daughter of aid edwards barry and brian mrs elizabeth garratt 281 glebe- james iter brother stevan aunt holme blvd toronto and the late r lorence dot edwards pat james and her mother and father on sunday her grandmother and grandfather eliott and grandfather atkinson and aunt florence with uncles harold and robert attend ed a surprise dinner for her william garratt to lykle devnes jr son of mr and mrs lykle devnes georgetown the marri age will take place on saturday april the twenty fifth at four ocioc church toronto big boost for hospital as lions club pledges 25000 the lions club of georgetown has unanimously decided to make the georgetown hospital fund its major project for the coming years the members have set out to raise 25000 during the next few vears this money will be obtain ed by means of various fund rais ing activities in setting such a high goal the club not only hopes to make a substantial contribution to the new hospital but it also hopes to foster the active interest of the rest of the community so that the proposed hospital may quickly become a reality the lions club members feel that the most urgent need of geor getown and district is its own hos pital and therefor ing this project