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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), January 21, 1965, p. 1

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r minor hockey week starts saturday make k a family affair oasntt couctt 17 qmn si it the liij of did the can adian ametvor hockey avit talks about in iu slogan he doesnt tend his boy sieve off to tha arens lie- takes him nd stays to watch amothi smau atmy that gives up the warm bed satur- also amortcnif early risers saturday am ere tke game w thf dttltlrm toom before a saturday monlng league day morning to that ceorqetown and district boys can en- of facials heie rd yli gets set to start e kid hockey junior a gem philip jemieson hears good advice as ls toy their favourite sport wi organiied league are tlie junior game facing off ere birry james left hi mse war- dad tells him to listen lo his coach and do as he tiyt look- coaches here earl nail watches over his flock of saturday lies and danny clark of st kilts ing on ere tearrwrulea grant whan and barrymynet morning junior canadian irlrf ti hula ajj hiat pay ye tart e erf sj btyw merewa cueilfuj ky eele tk 7 wot muu eellw tke twu la ctw eel wui tuet me rtht georgetown herald the home newspaper for georgetown and district printing publishing tv 6 herau kea servw c eew tkaji- rltf aa rutrt uj rvubkara luu iu7 eheru the kww fine evutua enj erei sa alrtnertew ta uaaf cuia mall rw ohua das otiaue ej t ayr el a ui cash oaiiyelueie 0r tkueseuy jets- 2lsl 1m4 400 pr yej seegle copy priest ten cents concerned about danger of glen williams river flood paujbu flooding fet cthalor the addition to th glen grand vallry coniervation au williams alarmed the council- j willuini school or wflww thority c lruc hornby 1ark ion at monday meeting of k i and 00 far tsoo for garage queuing council no matter 0 who u rpobiibu for flood j tin- varioui board appoint- control it ii our ratepayer me nu for the year arc as lot- who auffer opined councillor i iowa g currie lullinafad community hall lhe credit valley author- 1 walter unhim credit valley ity u iuppoed to have control conservation authority w cj the river claimed k c i leslie hilton region conner- liniiay ivation autiiority g currie hoard c wriggleworth jim carney george currir ki quealng wanning board col g o llrown 63 68 67 acton kire arra 3 r lawson and w unham kwueiing kire area 1 ceorje and wilfrid leiilic milton kire area george currir 16 below recorded mercury hits bottom deputy flecvt wilfrid leslie blntrd out that the kmcrgcnry totiuri organlution used dvr lina at ueadowvale tarckk up the ice ax a mem ber bt uur kmergency ueuures committee of county cauneil and th crj it valley authori ty th deputyrv prowued td bribjf th duiui up at both the ttanwsdlatcry m pre urn th credit atj harley predicts fulton seek 50ooo debenture martin future leaders for cedarvale purchase fermiulon to in debentures to pay lha towns khjufav of the cedarvaj school fcrukbam u birtj tnuisht crom th uunicipal uoard ss2 c v- th 1u he reridrnc heck on ur iu 10b7 ntrnnll pro- s tlrnr the glens wtjj th halsnce 1 is l j j000 purchase price will be r- a t which occurrm t from a s2000 ntrn- ja u lull wwrtlll tal gl nd a 110000 grant kthl hack up witer is raisin lulton county membc jf pirluflvent dr harry a htirliy uya itt believe fonitef iiiauc4 usu mo0o from lh dept of ajricultur binuu rvlt rultod wiu cr bill fouith who ttelnmccha tarratr prim wnltr the wntrjinlil committee touti uifiu coar counoli mondiy that hr kntis vluv- j- taoo yearly rbt j uy to from th sncultur depart- u piu mlrtjn or ment to fnanco malntf nine er p ttf q th school property le ld uk ovar th balm deputy reeve lunler lni ubril convention if tamed his oppoltiaa to the acquisition and voted against mondays tutenlutf motion 4bt lc surface and spilling in to buements which have been already floodd once by a jaw in late deeembtr ksqueslnf will tf alonx with pouibla solution to th carroalve effect of salt on jreat even if it does cokt an ex tra three dollars a ton for ult the department oi high ways hu cat out letters to all municipal uee wantlntf to know if tbey are wlllinf td nay the extra amount if their tests prove the additive 1 effective the detainment do not want to go ahead on research if the tdiinld pall ties are unwilling to pay the extra only two building permits were issued in ksqtieslag in december according to build ing inspector wtu hull one for want honorary membership in authority for maclaren a recommendauon is being hiv u lt im wprr it not sent from georgetown council n to name alex maclaren an hon orary member of credit valley conservation authority to serve in an advisory capacity ur uaclarena service aa an authority member since its inception ended last week when council did not reaps point him at the end of his term of office deputy iteeve wm k hunter was named in his place ur maclaren was pratied by mayor gibbons monday he played a big part in cre ating the authority when he was a county councillor he said and i doubt if we would called i the statements were made to students from 48 high schools at guclph stratford and kit chenerwaterloo area who at tended a three day meet dur ing the weekend three ontario mps togeth er with moderator john wil son profesor of political science at the university of waterloo participated in the the mayor said mr msclaren j veynole discussion on federal- has been one of the best organ- un j prty polltica dr hanjl harley contends uers for any cause for good lhe life 0 port end has played a leading part lived and those aspiring to a in his church community aft public office should first esta- fairs and civic life blish themselves with a busln- ess or profession deputy neeve iunter taldj tuo oi tne futurr ot he would resign from his a p- women in politics hi rural ar- pointment unless the request- leas is not encouagng ed action la forthcoming sneakng of the politician drjlarley declared branch hie llteue ef taich a crea ture in canada u shortlived dr harley also slid he is in favour ol lowertnj the fedef tl voilnr je rora 11 and ihlfiki it will be done in the present parliament ilarley defeated conservative up dr sandy best u cain llallon rldlni for the liberals llalton tories have announc ed they will father next month to pick a new federal candi date to contest the next gener al election some officials of the llalton county progressive conservative association have publicly voiced opposition to mr dlrfrnbslter continuing as the- party leadera learned patience in building up retarded class so far preecheol classes fori reurded children in george town have hot uat with to ov- erwheualbg response introduced la a private home t weeks age the class hu en initial enrolment of two but youngster whs lhres oat of town has not been able to- at tend because of a spell of bit ter wntar weather weve learned to he pat ient the herald val told by mrs peggy treahy president of north ilslton asaoelslion for the relardrd it takes lime for parents lo come to ua initially it u planned lo ew phaslie toilet training a re quisite for children before they csn enrol at the sunshine school this with use of edu- eatlona toys will occupy the time of the preschoolers when enough children are registered the school could be enrolled under the nursery schools act a standard pro gram adopted and government graliti obtained mrs treahy says she hopes the idea may spread to neighbouring towns but as yet georgetown is the only community attempting this anyone seeking information or wishing to volunteer help should call 8772341 weekend freezeup paralyzed cars furnaces water pipes the fillela of cod iniidc the their biggett weekend for bat- deep freezer had it balmier tery and engine heater sales in than georgetowners this pait some time weekend when tha bottom fell simitar stories came from out of the thermometer for th lupplieri and furnace main- secondume in two years trnance men who were kept ou the heralds weather record c eo around the clock as ov er ur aucis scott rcportcu healing ayttitu balk- four straight subjero days bed bt the tnfreoucncy of revt glueing inursday night with periods and quit altogether temperatures aj low as 16 be- ia extreme cold froie a low beinffrrgutrred at mrs radiator in the vestibule of scotts weather station three y baptist church and the mites north of town the mere- 1 morning service there waa ury plunged to 8 below thurv transferred to the downstair day lo below friday and sat hsll a reeirculajing copper urday and m below sunday jpipe over uie hreeieway at the however the ice age temper- georgetown high school front alurea are not a record on entrance broke at an elbow new yeara day in 1w3 thei night and created a mercury hit rock bottom 22 little skating rink at the front degrees below rero doors- thursday and friday the c i v motors were broken temperature got n higher into and although nothing wis than 3 or 4 above and on sit- stolen the burglar damaged the urday the little red line never got beyond 3 below sunday saw the start ot a moderating trend as the temperature climb ed back to a seasonal 14 above car owners needed no meas uring devices to know the cold snap waa approaching a record however one garageman told the herald that the phone rant steady from friday through sunday aa motorists found old saturday and caused minor guiding dozen dailies stolen from boys dumped in remote area imped several georgetown dally newspaper carriers didnt make their dellverica a week am smdsy as the result of a wide spread theft of papers many of die young paper boys walled until late at night at their pickup points not resi ding that the bundles of dailies dropped off here were being picked up and dumped in re- horse thieves beware posse still ready horse thieves and cattle rustlers are getting scarce but helton countys possej of vig ilantes voted tuesday to slay in business it has been sr- ouitd since 1902 lhe llalton county protect ive association wagset tip by county farmers- to tub horse lunlevegand share theft losses its last cjajm for a hor theft was xo yean ago when the society had100 ipembere i attlastweelrts meeting tie remaining ten-members- votod mote areas some were discov ered in a field at the end of chelvln dr in georgetowns east end bill most were not re covered police qhlef itny haley slid his office received a complaint abmit panersbelng taken away from the dropoff points before the boys could get them into their delivery bags but there have been no lesds a circulation representative for one of the toronto dallies said that the thefts were pri marily georgetown streets- villa and oakville although some carrier boys in brampton were also left wlthoutpaprr by the thieves the representative aald whoever- perpetrated the thefts apparently tollowed the trucks to make sure the- paperboys wouldnt get the papers to their customers the boys were credited with having made deliveries by the newspaper publlsheracin yjey of the nature of the papers disappearance however the carriers who returned to their homes after hours of waiting at the pickup points were greet- l voman lyho loitt three lambs reliable just couldnt buck the honeylike substance in the crankcase that used tow oil auto aupply stores contacted by the herald agreed it was lrijtr peter jonea photo heating system there leaving the building at the mercy of the elements a euchre party in the stew arttown hall felt the remit quickly when a circulating pump froie and knocked out the heating system but only momentarily a hot water pipe at stewart town school split in two places old steam locomotive wont die damage to ceiling tile in a hilt of course the froien water pipes were mainly in private homes and a surge in blow torch sales at local hart wares reflected tha sudden increase in blocked pipes another symptom of the nap was talennf cold and cough medication at local pharmacies which soared as the mercury dove a sustained high wind dur ing thsworsl of it would have left the town petrified here what it registered a ghost from the past will roll into georgetown january during the pant week 30 a steam locomotive one of ulah 25 thursday 3 friday 3 saturday 3 sunday 14 monday is tuesday 10 the last still operating will i i i i i i wednesday pull an excursion train through here on that dato enrouto from the new toronto humf yard at vaughan to burlington the eifcusion sponsored by the upper canada railway society is that groups fourth annual winter steam excurs ion and the route is laid out to cover the new access lines to tha vaughan yard the old iron horse will take on coal and water aril ramp ton between 115 and 325 pm and u expected to steam into the georgetown yard at about 350 the train will leave the main line juat west of the geor getown main st overpay und turn aouth through stewart- town and oh to ulltbn and buy lingtonwl j0ne commanpm installed u3ign officials munch 130 uoion otflcots were officially installed into their respective basis by zona commander rlarry haasall at an installation ceremony here thursday in the front rowafa 2ndvlc prsldntroy5mlthjstpr david natenrnembersvoteiladr with jsnglini telephones u tewmin zdno- hassall pvesldont ralph hawos secretary jm purltopjana atrlcekptealdent merle raid o pay oie claim a to aifculltdmers lousht the reason of5tondlpg from h t pgnkau p rppm rioiicyllsaiipperrjnt ab arms ale northern type enjlne no 8218 will power the train the first psasenger trajn over tha new aocessline j a w hour work week la be- ing tonaidered but it la wonder ed if 20 hours would include lrffirlent t for coftee br u their papefi absence i ftyjoh treasurer wallace thompson padre kelvin johnitorvand execoilve member j6nn wslsh i- t lew 12 n ib 14 18 0 3 want court to be held in town georgetown council is anx ious to have a- maelstrates court back in town- at a committee muctas last week it was decided to rer ommend to masistralei black and lan and to crown at i i and llbersilntttrvals lor gi ofi- loraeftsteymiwullajbiruiat court be beld in the municipal building since local court was a- bandottod a few years ago lo- cat cues have been heard in whw-srarpskrille- which en tails ettrvtlroe and lnconyen- sks lence for people summonsed bn charges or witnesses and police r m

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