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ads that pay you can place an ad in the herew cleas by poanlni i772201 buying or lllno the htrald to where twm wilt find th muhs you want georgetown herald the home newspaper for georgetown and district printing publishing tlw o haram liaa mi oaonatewn and da trlrt n prman and luuwm rinca 1m7 atfarln hw bart in aalhariaad aa tacand cbaa mall pott ohica dap ottawa and far paymart af pattagaln eaak gaorgatown ontario thursday march 3rd 1966 3 00 rar y jlnsla copy pirica tancantab georgetown public school art may hang at expo eaeflcr georgetown public school sorting and arranging selected i town to send along 30 pieces of i the ontario building teai art director bruce macldson is pieces of art from the five local work samples of art in grades who helped with the selection assisted by wrigglesworth pub- public schools which are being from kindergarten to grade ft are mrs james harrison gr 5 lie school pupils bill kynners- submitted as possible choices if some of these are chosen as mrs agg fwngglesworth gr 5 ley grade 6 bobert frawley by the department of educat part of the province s display miss prior wngglcsworth gr grade 0 and andrea keire ion for their display at expo 87 1 they will be blown up to 4 x 8 4 exchange teacher and mrs 3 grade 5 in a laat minute job of the department asked george- 1 size and hung in the rotunda of mackison wngglesworth gr 4 monoxide fumes fatal for acton teenagers two acton teenagers were found dead early thursday mor nlng in a parked car on a side road two miles north of acton police believe ruth ann el liotl 17 and david gait 17 may have been asphyxiated by carbon monoxide fumes from the car exhaust a post mortem has been ordered by welling ton county coroner dr walter scott who pronounced the cou pie dead at 9 a m albert klooster rr2 acton a nearby farmer told police he first noticed the gait auto par ked in the same spot at 8 00 p m wed feb 23 when he saw itstiilthere in the morning he investigated and then notified acton opp constable mervyn harness dr craig hutchinson of ac ton was called to the scene and acton firemen were sum moned to bring inhalators in a vain attempt to revive the occu pants of the car ihgjyiembets re to wit without industrial commission one of tile most controversial facets of municipal business the past few years has been appoin tment of an industrial commis- the commission has been composed in a variety of ways originally it was a combination of recommendations from the chamber of commerce and jay cees with additions named by council another year it beca me strictly council appointees last year it was divorced from council completely and once members were appointed the commission acted on its own riiy to groups like the libra xy board and cemetery commis sion the commission was appoint cd by council to act as sales a gent for an industrial acreage obtained in a land release deal b with delrex developments al though reserving final author ity with council for sales this year council hit a snag when it decided that to prov ide liason between the two croups there should be council lots sitting on the commission a variety of plans were pro posed and finally reappoint ment of six members with councillors hyde and ballenbne added was approved by coun- the commissioners were nol 1 enthusiastic and a councilcorn mission meeting was set up last thursday for discussion with council insistent that it must be represented and the commissioners just as determ ined that they would be a com i pletely separate body the meet ing ended with resignations be fng submitted by the six at mondays council meeting a motion was tabled by reeve hunter and dputy reeve young that the industrial commission be composed of alex blackwell william mcnall connell smith boy wilson sam penrice am linton and cr era hyde his notion called for minutes of commission meetings to be sub- slitted to council with the pro- tbo that if an industry wished t name kept secret the name would be omitted from the min deputy reeve young explain i ed that after last thursdays 8aueo he had approached the commissioners again they were a good commiss ion lfif 1 want to see them con tinue he said they have ag reed to serve with one council lor included and cr hyde as industrial chairman is the logi cal choice his idea found little support 1 can t see any reason for re moving one councillor aaid cr harrison its council which gets the blame if anything goes wrong an industrial transaction and we have to know whats going cr hyde said the matter should not have been introduc ed again in open council but now that it has somewhat of a shock to see reeve hunters name on the motion he said he was one of the greatest critics of last years commission cr smith said he has never favoured councillor as eomtms sioners and if council is satisfi ed with the job done last year he can see no reason for adding a councillor this year however i won t be pushed around he continued and the commission is not capable of discussing this without los ing their tempers and resigning they aren t the men we want mayor gibbons said the com mission was wrong in refusing to act if councillors were app ointed don t they trust the men who appoint them be asked cr ballentine said he has been a consistent opponent of having councillors on the com mission and he had opposed a motion this year which would have bad three councillors members who had opposed list years delrex land agreement the only rason i let n name stand was to help the commission to get to work if they don t want ffle til be the first person to get off reeve hunter aaid it is a que stion of whether the town has a commission or not it was nothing against cr ballentine personally be saw they just think one member is sufficient for liason it s quite- in order and desir able to have two councillors said th mayor tbe commiss ion is saying play it our way or well take our dolls and home deputy reeve young said move is on foot to name a man commission composed the mayor and two others this brought from cr hyde a hot denial that was suggested at a com mittee meeting by an outsid er be said i would be the first to oppose it the deputy reeve is insinuating that i have heard this before he was the meeting and knows as much about it as i do the young hunter motion found no support and was voted down 7 2 faced with deficit ask town 1000 for hockey with an indicated deficit of 1 500 for its 196667 season the minor hockey support group is asking the town for a 1 000 grant this year roy norton sr presented the case to council monday he said rising casts of equip ment and the fact that tho group has three teams in the ontario playoffs this year do not paint a rosy financial pic ture this year he presented a financial sta tement which shows expenses of 5 640 and anticipated rev enue of 4135 cr bill smith who is rccrea uon chairman said he is aware of the good work of the group and the good advertising town receives but to be honest i don t have this amount of money in my budget and a grantwouid have to come from somewhere else he pointed out asked if esquesing township had been approached mr nor ton said he had been turned down last year when that coun ctl said their budget had been struck but he intends to proach the township again this year the request was referred lor committee discussion consult engineers as first step to mountainview bridge start of an eventual new bridge over the cnr tracks on mountainview road was fore cast monday when council voted to contact a number of consult ing firms regarding their fees and services in connection with the bridge reeve hunter told council that the limited budget does not allow any major construction but that the town should make a start on improvements which will also include a new bridge on north main st completion of a highway widening project and improvement of the john street aubway mountainview is the one which will cost us the lelsl mo ney be said so it seems the logical place to start from cedarvale farm house ruth ann youngest daughter of mr and mrs harold elliott three ballerinas meet tv dancers three georgetown dance pup- i linda fraser anne mel combe and dianne lay and their teacher mrs vlckl lay attended a special day in tor onto sunday arranged by the canadian dance teachers assso- ciation for the young dancers of ontario guest teachers there danny carroll lead dancer of the cur rent o keefe centre show funny girl and linda christo pher of cftos a gogo 66 church st was a grade 13 stu dent at acton district high school david son of mrs david gait 56 main st worked at the local dairy their worried parents on ted police early thursday morn ing when the two failed to re turn home but their where abouts was not known until mr klooster checked the car cpl c jcffers and constable j pitts from guelph opp are investigating union national leaders son receives georgetown plaque a model parliament of high school students nine of them from georgetown district high school exploded in an uproar saturday about a resolution to give quebec equal rcpresentat ion with the rest of canada in a strengthened senate which would have a veto power over legislation but shortly afterwards the students settled down to pass the resolution introduced by marc johnson 18 son of daniel johnson leader of quebec s un ion nationale party by a 73 to 67 vote this year the model parham ent session was held at thomas l kennedy secondary school in cooksville three georgetown students roger smith andy spiece and tony mcauley sat with the op position while six lesley bur esh minister of defense alfred madgett bev gosling joan har ns palti wnght and madel itie buresh sat on the govern ment side david blaney of georgetown was the speaker of the house and eleanor hill of georgetown was the clerk the heated debate about the resolution broke out during recess mr johnson had told the session canada is composed of two nations not two cultures he said the reform would give frenchspeaking canadians quality as a nation which they lack now quebec would be willing to separate from can ada if its demands for more au lonomy were not granted there arc two nations in ca nada english canada cannot e- rase what ft thinks the french feel they arc a nation said johnson to the assembly attend ed by 150 students in all from ontario and quebec quebec is prepared to take that risk but you aren t said johnson bob mcconichie the leader of the opposition party said he felt the french in quebec were not being treated fairly and unless they are given a greater degree of autonomy they will almost certainly fight for their tights other resolutions passed usa must leave vict nam and a united nations peace force will be sent there the best speaker plaque do nated by georgetown high school was awarded to marc good reason johnson of brebeuf college two caseaof tb have occur montreal red in this area in the older age the best participating school group an extra reason fori plaque was presented to oak you to visit the toe clinic i villa tralaiac high school repeats number with new licence plates john mackenzie 32 stevens cresc is one georgetown motor ist who won t have to repeat his new license plate number a couple of dozen times to etch it into his memory mr mackenzie who was am ong the thursday crowd to pick up 1066 plates at the local de partment of transport office thought the plates numbered 99879x bore a familiar appear ance when he got back to his car he realized it was exactly same set of figures including the x as on his 1065 plates the odds against a vehicle owner being issued the same plates twice in a row is up the thousands a look at the weather february high lew 23 wednesday 24 thursday 25 friday 26 saturday 27 sunday 28 monday 34 11 34 12 34 25 30 23 38 12 38 27 high for the month of feb 46 low 10 precipitation for feb 4 43 inches alicia f c scott squeezed from municipal building council goes for temporary move georgetown s police office is slated for a move council voted monday to lo cate the department in the farm house at cedarvale the move will be only temporary until a permanent location is dead ed police chairman jim young told council it will cost a max imum of 400 to put the build ing m shape for the police on ly major work is to construct accommodation for overnight guests the move has been discussed since last year when the onta no police commission ordered the town to provide better ac commodatlon than the crowded quarters at the municipal buil ding the 12man force is presently using one of the jail cells for office space equipment lockers are located in a corridor out side the office and there is a complete lack of privacy when citizens have business to discuss council bad discussed erect ing a new police building on maple ave adding extra quar ters in an addition to the pres ent municipal building or ob taining quarters at various oth er locations the cedarvale move is a stop gap until such a decision isr reached ten students plan summer visit to britain spain ten grade 12 and 13 student from georgetown and district high school are agog over the prospects of their forthcoming summer vacation abroad lcc students with their teacher mrs al livingston leave by air for the british isles in mid july to join the ships school association cruises to portugal and spain they will be away for about five weeks the ship s school association formed in great britain in 1961 is active the year round taking students in its 3 ships to many interesting parts of the globe it was originated on the pnnc iple that travel is vitally impor tant in the educational process this year for the first time students from ontario will par ticipate in its programme the cruises will be preceded by a five day land tour of the british isles students will have three days in which to explore london and will spend two days in edinburgh other cit ics visited will be glasgow and manchester as well as uver- pooland belfast the ports of debarkation on the first lap of the cruise to portugal the 12 600 ton dunera will be carrying in iddition to 100 students from infario a group of pupils from ireland their ports of call will be gibraltar casablanca ud lisbon on the second lap with their fettowatudents from r part of the british tnw they will visit santander in spain join a regatta at vigo bay explorat cadiz historically famous for sir francis drakes defeat of the great armada in 1587 and tour that most famed and char acteristic of spanish towns seville the iberian hobday will con clude at oporto whence the dunera returns to liverpool the students will fly from man chester to malton to terminata a memorable holiday georgetown students accom panying the trip are rolf tom- uns diane schenk katnerine williams neil hardle david farnelt jacqueline iince mic hael hall margaret thompson don costley and carolyn pope sees robins charlie biehnr is the first to report seeing robins a group of 5 on the lawn ot his queen sl home saturday accept kin 1000 offer slate apartment at park hyde argues for cedarvale site council on monday endorsed salebf a 2 mi acre tract of land in the park area to the kinsmen club the club plans to erect i if m t d be here every year an apartment building for rcn 1 somc 0 those that do tal to senior citizens when he acccused cr ilarr son of pushing the political pa nic button cr harrison jumped to his feet i ve seen you operate and ou can t say i make decisions get votes next year he laid to the land which is actually tn esquesing township fronts hyde park drive part of it has been used as an auxiliary base ball diamond to supplement fac hities in the park by law finahz h the sale was held for a weak when cr em hyde requested this mr hyde made spirited at tempt to have the plan block cd i m not opposing the pro ject but this is not the right location he said both the kinsmen and council will re gret this we are turning our backs on zoning for this would be improperly zoned if it were across the road in town limits mr hyde said he favours lo cating the apartment on the town s- cedarvale land he poin ted out that council has turned down a 500 from kle baptist church fora piece land onetenth the- size of the property and said that while finances are not a main cons deration this also has a basts in hu objection cr smith said that while he would prefer to see the building at cedarvale he would support the park site if cr hyde is aware of some reason for not bu idmg there let s hear it now he said cr hyde said the kinsmen club might feel they have been pushed around and don t want to have their building plans stalled any longer but the end result is the important thing and he urged club and council to reconsider 111 admit i always have one eye on the ballot box joked mayor gibbons and this is the most good for the most people if that so why did you let the old post office go to a pri vatc citizen said cr hyde that was a political blunder for those who supported the town buying it was the mayor s retort now it s a financial one quipped cr hyde students viewhump yard see cnr diesel hospital the spaghetti platter of steel rails that is the canadian nat lonal railways toronto hump yard was the classroom for three classes of georgetown district high school students last wednesday students of grades 9l 10k and 10j with teachers mr becbtel and mr treadgold went over the 1000 acres that embraces 158 miles of track at maple with a fine tooth comb learning everything about modern method of sorting freight cars in the administration build ing they viewed the panels and dot lights that convert the con fusion of the expanse of rails and cars into readable order hump and sorting operations were explained at the skea where they take place a bonus was a closeilookat the cits diesel hospital where engines are repaired painted oiled and have parts replaced and wheels changed the students returned to school utttme for classes in the afternoon