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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), May 12, 1966, p. 3

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ignore crowns suggestion for compulsory blood test i jury probing the prospect that it will bo up ar te controversy endscounty b uild1ng properly identified after considerable controversy the halton county administration buikling on the base line has a new sign previously it stated halton county administration now after criticism by the late judge george elliot and chief justice e g moorehouse it reads halton county administration and court house admiring the new lettering on the pylon in front of the building are diane golden georg etown a stenographer in ihe clerkadministrators office and brenda harley a stenographer in the crown attorneys office breckenridge retiring as chinguacousy treasurer george breckenridge father l georgetown high school trustee bl breckenridge is retiring from his job as clerk- treasurer in neighbouring chin- guacousj township after ten years in the position mr- breckenridge 65 is the first full time clerktreasurer for chinguacousy he -plans- to spend retirement on his farm travelling fishing and taking ings easy when he joined council after working with a v roe as capital budget writer he- typed assessment and tax notices and did everything himself since then the population has gone up 500 per cent and the work has increased more than that he said wow there are three men three girls in the office at lsnelgrove as well as engineers building inspectors and other ritaff altogether vtj employ bout 60 including police fire- i men and men in the roads de- apartment more members tvben i first came to council i it had five members there are seven now only two were in ths original j group that welcomed mr breck- enridge they were reeve cyril 1 clark and deputyreeve edward blair one of the greatest steps for- i ward the council took was when bramalea became reality said mr breckenridge and he is confident it will never fall into wrong hands i dont think brampton will ever take it over if they did it wouldnt be fair to the proper ty owners of bramalea the finance systems of the two towns are realms apart ireckenridge was born in the township of leeds ont son of a dairy farmer after leaving school he join ed the canadian bank of com merce and later took a banking degree becoming an associac of the canadian bankers assoc iation general store due to ill health he had to leave in 1923 and purchased the tullan tore general store t in chinguacousy he stayed in the general store until 1937 when it burnt down he moved back to gananoque in leeds was on gananoque coun cil and rejoined it after war service with the rcaf he has a herd of 100 polled shorthorn cattle on his chingua cpusy farm and a few years ago raised the topselling polled heifer in canada through his farm he claims he knows 80 per cent of chinguacousy farmers by their first names last week chinguacousy council paid tribute to his work and regretted but accepted his resignation it plans to hold a dinner in hjhonour bahai world community idea stressed by speaker miss marlene miller george town motored to ottawa last weekend with her brother wayne of brampton to attend the nineteenth annual conven tion of the canadian bahai community sessions were held in the chateau laurier where ninety five delegates from ross canada gathered to elect nine members to their adminis trative body for the next year on friday evening the public congress was adressed by mrs mildred mottahedeh new york a permanent observer at the united nations on the sub ject the birth of a world cul ture fn conclusion she staled it should encourage those who la bour for a better and braver world to know that an organiz ed community exists which combines with social actii and identifies ha faith in g with a plan for world federation a confused and warring world will eventually be compelled to take notice of the existence of this world cobmiinity in the bahai scriptures it states it is not for him pride himself who loveth own country but rather for him who loveth the whole world the earth is but one country and mankind its citirens napoleonic pistol stolen at museun jail governor reprimanded told to tighten security hilton countys jail governor ljlen ryder received a reprim- rmndlast week from the county council properties committee i when they met to discuss the i circumstances of the recent jail break he was reprimanded but is i still on the payroll committee 1 flaalrman gordon gallagher said i 0f ter the meeting hilton reeve austin ledwith i laid the jail governor had been i instructed to tighten his belt 1 regarding the security of the 1 100 year old county jail added i feel tha mr ry- der should not be blamed too i for the escape some lone should have told him more 1 about the man who got away i he should have been warned about him governor ryder was called into the meeting after an hour i a half of discussion on the tjaumetk he was inside for a i few minutes before he left ac- lebmpanied by two inspectors i from the dept of reform inst itutions it was not until two hours i later that the committee wound lop the meeting behind closed doors the secret investigation was llnto the escape of 26 year old pol roman beaulieu of cari- maine who- cut tus way tlxrotlgh an iron bar over 1 floor window on march he is jill at large ahd t been dekrrbed as very dan- he was being held on a car t charge key to his escape is believed to have been a black book on airplanes which he always car ried with him jail authorities believe the books binding con tained back saw blades after climbing through a groundfloor window beaulieu cleared a high wall surround ing the exercise yard by climb ing a drain pipe after last wednesdays meet ing reev ledwith said some one should have told the gov ernor about that book pastor kiiffner attends hanover luthern meeting rev joflm kiiffner pastor of immanuel lutheran church georgetown was one of fifty pastors attending a conference in hanover recently although no formal resolut ions were passed affirming the cuurchs belief there was agreement that the bible is the inspired won of god a belief the churc- has traditionally held rev e huth a professor at concordia seminary spring field hi said the bible came into existence through super human operation of the holy spirit and is not merely a pro duct of men writing about god a burlington pastor rev k zorn said the church goes for ward in direct proportion to what laymen are inspired and trained to o by their ministers rosedale floral flowers for all occasions wedding arrangements comom m specialty cut flowers and funerai designs we wire flowers s2 albert st tr 72952 a rare antique pistol has been stolen from the halton county museum curator h j newman told the museum board last week the theft occurred sunday may 1 the relic a two bar relled pistol bearing napoleons crest was worth about 85- it was made about 1810 mr newman said he was go ing over some business with a man in his office when the theft occurred he stated there had been three uncouth looking in dividuals in the museum at the time weve allowed the people toil handle these items but jf this occurs again well hare la nail the exhibits down the curator said the theft wtt reported to police and the board decided to alert gun dealers to the theft as well board chairman herb merry stated the gun was the first item stolen from the mus- i since it opened three years ago caztler freeway aer unto- ignored a suf gtt- ucm from ha crown attor- mar hewailama forconi- pajaory wood alcohol content to when they brought in their hadbaga wednesday sight may the jury found that the man had died in a head on collision use be bad been drinking t crown attorney sugges ted that the alcohol content testa be ande comnnltory on all dri ven in in a fatal aedd- hr hcwuhama said there id been ten motoring fatali ties in halton county this year four ofthe seven drivers who bad lost their lives had fa he said last year there were 40 dririntawities in the coun ty and added there- is every warns licence suspension for teen age drinking magistrate k m langdon warned tuesday be will order lenslon of the drivers lic ence or any teenager appear ing be him on drinking charges teenagers who drink are not mature enough to hold dri vers li he said the magistrate made the comment after ordering suspen sion of the licences of youths from acton and hilton the youths had been found guilty of drinking under age after years the court finds that it is not making headway trying to combat teenage drink ing magistrate langdon said therefore i will begin tak ing away drivers licences be cause it is my belief this will be an effective way to bring home to teenagers that they should not drink under age an adult 90ton bloe whale eats more than a ton of shrimp each day for fast action l2lql mliwibtik servicf consult a branptofi real estate board oand 40 again this year this la a serious matter mary deyman an analyst at the attorneygenerals labors tory give evidence that the dead man had an alcohol blood 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crescent dave williams electric and heating 19 elgin st it 8773322 heat your home the modem way w natural co and smarts chinook automatic gas furnace ci ltot- i js with h eatw boilc cfclao ill gl t bmtdaal h thompson hardware plumbing heating t 729 71 all dressed up and no place to go right near by youll find 1 dance hall 1 theatre 2 bowling centres 13 restaurants and just about any shop or service you can think of i o t onr locality has a lot to offer good shops good services good people so look first to home for your needs let your fingers do the walking through the yellow pages to find the above people and many others everythings hen in town i m

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