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predict towns industrial growth to double local assessment harley urges parliament implement plan for drugs hahon has a fctinj with pl and vm nieat tfcey iboold join totther in about twajnty jttn broea helaugnun pre ldutt of jhetrodoutan hilton j metropolitan peel develop- asenf companies told the plun- kett commission wednesday nonins if the people of hal ton and peel knew they were going to tome together they would cooperate bow n roads and aervices metropolitan halton purchah cd the delrex developnuvita land and buildings in george town earlier this year georgetown s assessment u1 be double wtbin seven yaars due to industrial growth mr mclaughlin old the commission he predicted a population 4f 1425000 in the two counties by the year 2000 metropolitan toronto will have tour million people by that time he said people in strawberry boxes h id hb nrfmutiftn and- other groups were alarmed ab out the situation in toronto township where lots for family houses are selling for 8000 it has reached a point of economic insanity it will mean more apartments said the de veloper we are bringing in an age of affluence but we are putting more and more people in strawberry boxes too government la being prod ded by one of its own back ben ch members of parliament to take early action on registering canadian drug manufacturers twice in the past week dr harry harley mp for halton has questiondtbe government about its intention to implement a recommendation of the spec ial commons committee on food and drugs which was head ed by dr harley the first question placed on the order paper by dr harley asked if the government intend ed to register drug manufact- facturers the reply given was a traditional one used by the government when it wants to brush off a question it said this was a matter of govern ment policy jvhlch would be an nouneed in due course but this did not satisfy dr harley who has placed a second question on the order paper with slightly different wording he asks if the government is giving consideration to register ing drug manufacturers as ret ommended by the committee if so wha has the face identification enough cash cheque the staff at the royal bank bad no trouble identifying one stranger when he appeared at the tellers wicket last week to cash a cheque it was gordon sinclair radio and tv personality his tv exposure on front page challenge made further identification he said there is a clear need for a strong government unit in the form of a metro plan 3lr mclaughlin urged the commissioner to think of hal ton and peel counties as a me tropolitan unit the same as exists in metropolitan toronto barter standards he said there had been prob lems with developers in the past in halton and feel but felt there were enough respon sible developers in the area now that were anxious to create better standards as developers we have not geokoetown devaopbt s bruce mclaughun done a very good job he add ed the blame for this lies on the entire legal planning government monstrosity that we have built up he also warned of a gradual unorganized takeover of the area by a suburban sprawl from metro toronto wc dont believe that just because toronto is the mother city it should slop over onto the surrounding areas i think these areas can develop to a position where they are compe titive with metropolitan toron to he said other points in mr mclaugh hn s submission were the northern region of cal edon township with its source of nonmetallic minerals will become important in the future this area could become the re creational area for the entire district as hinterland let orangeville develop as a hinterland free from a metro control no four year terms of office for elected officials we have had some bad nefficient ad ministrations imbedded for four years unless their faults could be spotlighted planning and development brings prosperity but you have to leave some room for the freedom of people s ideas the more authority there is the more things beenme bnc mortar mundane we can go to the people now and be reasonably sure of a hearing but not so when we go to queen s park when there arc many com muni lies with conflicts a two tier system of government is required wc call this a metro system mr melaiirhl n s brief said there should be four metropol itan governments between osh aw a and hamilton he said halton a nd peel should bo mctropolitanucd oshawa and district could be another metro area he sug gestcd burlington merging with hamilton to become the third metro metropolitan toronto is already established government taken in una re gard in the past commons comm htecs have often expressed fru stration over the fact that they can hold dozens of meetings and interview witnesses hear testimony and then prepare a careful report which simply gets pigeon holed with little or no action ever taken by the govern ment of the day rr harley is hopeful that by prodding the government with questions at least qiult his committee s re commendations will be imple mented georgetown hospital news la clark a report of the annual meet ing appeared in last week s news column however we d like to say how very gratified we were at the turnout of asso ciation members while still numerically small it shows far greater interest by members than in former years and pos sibly a reawakening of the in terest shown during the finan rial campaign before the build ing was erected while as we stay many more of the people wfeo played such a part in the emergence of georgetown s bos pital should have been there we do think the attendance was highly encouraging among hospital association members present were mrs wilfrid bird mrs elizabeth buck mrs muriel burley mr douglas latimer mr malcolm freeman mrs em thompson mr william hamilton mrs margaret hulier mr and mrs james linton mrs margaret meclure mr irwin noble mrs h g 0dwyer mr and mrs sam penrjce mr ed peters mrs joe pokluda mr walter pope mrs pat beer mrs ev charles mrs beatrice clark mrs hazel preston mr and mrs james rundle mrs mar ion walsh mr and mrs har ry woodcraft mr arthur speight mr harold scckington mrs f wbittaker mr l hobbs mrs lorraine sanford mrs jack crlchton mrs joyce hew aon and mrs gordon sampson dr m g o dwyer dr c alan thompson dr j chamber lain board members there were 3 t armstrong t beer d charles l clark rjh ev ana e hall t evans mrs w hamilton h c mcclure john ord as we said this is only a be ginning towards greater inter last thursday s meeting saw the board s election of officers reported elsewhere it also saw two changes in executive office that are worthy of spec lal mention we refer to the retirement of mrs elsie hamilton as treasur er a position she has held since the idea of a hospital was first conceived mrs hamilton has done a tremendous job over the years as treasurer of the cam paign a very successful one we might add to raise fnnds and has since handled a multi tude of job attached to the financial portfolio all u dir ectors appreciate deeply her efforts the other resignation was that of john armstrong chairman for the past two years and we believe responsible for many of the improvements in the hospital however both people will remain on the ex ecutive having been elected al hospital administrators by oral the annual meeting in answer to a question ab out the administrator s back ground in hospital work wc d like to give a thumbnail sketch of his career he arrived with us a little over a year ago his experience goes back to 1937 when he went into this field at a 650 bed hospital and subsequently took a four year degree course as administrator in which he obtained his degree with distinction mr whittaker also is a fellow of the institute of hospital administrators england a fellow the royal so ciety of health a graduate of the canadian hospital ass n 2 year course in hospital orgam zation and management an hon our graduate and is a member of the american college high rise apartments mean more problems for firefighters growing concern for the saf tion bureau meeting but the and ntten examination c thi oionorrown hwald thursday march 14 1m4 need 50 to 5000 cau today m mike eland manager atlantic finance corporation umitso fridays tolpm other avertings by arrangement 8776971 12 main st s for several years he was an administrative assistant at st george s hospital hyde park corner london a larc teach ing hospital and he received three years further studies at the city of london college since coming to canada in 1952 he was administrator for six years of western memorial hospital come brook and before arriving in town he was employed by ahitibi paper as administrator of their three hospitals located in two of the company s tounsites in north cm ontario and one in pine falls man toba as this brief iummary of his his career will show mr whit taker has a wealth of experience that has directly resulted in the many improvements made our hospital in the few months he s been with us to find out how much you may save on car insurance geo e drumm 42 langstona crete 1776148 state farm mutual automobile insurance company canadian haad office scarborough ontario ety of high rise apartment dwel lers was expressed at a meet ing of the halton county fire prevention bureau last week when members of the george town fire department and three other participating fire depart ments reviewed the need for simplified instructions and pro tection for tenants in case of fire the situation in georgetown isn t of as great concern as it is in the denser populated areas in the south of the county but we re approaching a time when the safety of high rise apart ment dwellers here will mean extra concern extra practice and extra equipment george town fire chief erwin lewis told the herald ned aerial ladder he said none of georgetown apartments are too high for the department s ladders now but if proposed apartment buildings of ten storeys and higher built here we 11 have to have an aerial ladder none of georgetown present fire trucks can be htted with an special practice in using the- hope next year will show tcveo greater increase how does one become an as- oauttoa member any one may jeta fitter by having been of at least 50 r life me bsr tar by payment of t uoo we welcome anyone our 6 happy you task seemed impossible members agreed fire escape routes alarm systems and the degree of fireproof construct ion varied with each building and it would be difficult to set out one sheet of instructions that would suit each building oakville firefghters present at the meeting told how difficult it was to stage a fire drill in an apartment building and sugg ested the only method of notify ing tenants was to mail a not ice to each one individually a lack of cooperation by some owners and superintendents of apartment buildings was also mentioned concrete grave building sand road gravel fill and top soil stone work tom haines gjt william tk 74302 m brown od optometrist at 35 mill street georgetown ust off main street phona 8773671 association- and we- ladder and a system of routine inspections would also be nee cssary he said mr lewis said al george town apartment dwellers should know the rules of fire safety impossible task he said apartment buildings should have fire doors and res idents should make a point of keeping the fire doors closed at all times a standard whatto do in case of fire instruction sheet was discussed at the fire preven for fast action muim luths jirvice consult a mim of thi brampton real estate board attention home owners we have wild bird feed mixture and sunflower seed available in bulk quantities we also have good supplies of ice salt water sofetener salt master rabbit pellets and master dog food snow fence and steel fence posts we sell nf recommend w masterjeeds master feeds stewakttown train to montreal for informobort prion the local cn possonnor solos offtco ask about convenient departure and return times canadian national how to know when youre well off dial 8773512 georgetown wad we otiisnt and sat a m wach wak in o think positively you re well oft when you re comfortable you have a eel ing of well being when you re not well off you feel uncomfortable your skin is dry and itchy your kids are coughing and sniffling your throat feels dry and rough in the morning first you re too hot then too cold you re uncom fortable because the indoor climate in your homo has fallen into the white area of the chart in countless canadian homes dry air causes comfort prqblems because comfort involves more than ust heat it involves hum dity too here s how it works humidity is the amount of moisture per cubic foot of air when air is heated it expands along with the moisture it conta ns the result is less moisture per cubic foot of air therefore a lower relat ve humidity the air bocomes thirsty and draws moisture from the surroundings includ ing your body when moisture evap orates from your tody it takes heat away and you feel cool the family complains and you turn op the thermo stat and paya bigger heat bill comfort is when humid ty and heat areproperly balanced ontheaverage to keep comfortable you should main ian a relative humidity of 35 and a temperature of 73 degrees that will put your home well within the comfort zone or shaded area of the chart modern gas heating systems can give you the correct comfort level automatically because gas heating controls hum dity as well as heat we ii help you ach eve the proper indoor cl mate in your home and save you money doing it with modern gas heating you know you re well off so call your hearing contractor department store or gas company phone or write to your local gas company for a free comfort is brochure f eldtetusk he amwrtjitsociejy of heotngw wo en found ho mod etactiv comfort itofto far v5 oi ihe people twifltd united gas limited gas mokes the big comfortablol difbranee wm garbutt mumbing heatino 16 elgin srnrm 773611 williams bktmc awatino te wood cos fomoooo 1 bgln smt 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