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kerrs column mpp report to georgetown from queen s park by qooro kerr lite proposed program for tw freeways ind highway wld niag announced by the ontario government mostly affects hal ton and peel counties the pro gram is estimated to cost be tween 500000000 and 700 400000 and to be implemented over a 20 year period between burlington and tor nto the changes planned are as follows extension of new highway 403 from burlington to toronto tunning between highway no 5 and present w u3 to end at highway 27 in metro toronto this highway is to run in northerly direction crossing highway 5 in burlington just east of the guelph line and then running pretty well parall el to highway 5 ending at high way 27 new highway to be called belneld freeway from metro toronto to georgetown running north of brampton this will be of great benefit to the northern area of ourmunty bronte road between high way 5 and qew in oakvillc to be completely rebuilt- i hope this will be a new leg of high way running from milton widening of highway 25 between no 5 highway and acton widening of no 5 high vay between hamilton areand to ronto new highway to connect qew and 403 jn the area of the blh line in oalrville th s w 11 help ease traffc on the qew approaching metro toronto highway 10 between port credit and brampton to be wid ened it is interesting to note that the deparment does not intend to widen highway no 2 or the lakeshore road as it is more commonly known this highway will eventually be transferred to the municipalities through which runs this ambitious program- to gether with the province s plans for rapid transit in this area ahould help to make travelling less hectic and more convenient another welcomed announce ment is the plan of the ontario department of health to assist ambulance operators the legis lation will regulate standards for vehicles equipment and training of personnel and auen dants the abject or this bill is to provide ontario with ambulance service of high quality organiz ed in a way that will ensure ef ficicncy and quicv service the bill provides financial relief for the time being by way of a 50 i grant of the amount now spenj by a munidpioltjoaljjpard of health public hospital o non profit organization as he case may be in other words if milton for example now pfov ides a grant of say j6 0o0 then 3000 will now be paid by the province it is hoped that the municipality will not decreabe the amount of these grants that most operators will in fact receive up to a 50 increase if necessary to offset their opera ting cosls further if there s not a grant in existence amh il ance operators may enter into an agreement directly th the open air church service features st andrews picnic warman 2nd gary kirk gary cartwright an enthusiastic crowd of over 200 children and adults from st andrew s united chinch enjoyed the annual congregational picnic sunday juno sth at cedar glen near bolton rev k c johnston conducted an open air church service assisted by joan baker and ross taylor at the accor dion following the worship period the hungry mob demo lished the picnic lunches which included three large slab taxes two milk cans of orange drink and numerous cups or ice cream after re cuing several kiddies from the nearby stream and killing thousands of mosquitoes t sp program got-under- way with pearce porter call ing the events the winners of the various races were boys 7 and 8 leap frog race 1st sammy mcgill david department of health to receive financial assistance we must have efficient and ef fective ambulance service and i predict that eventually it will be part of regular health sen ce under the ontar o hospital ser vices commission girls 7 and 8 threelegged race 1st kathleen skllling elaine allan 2nd sheri arm strong karen miknro boys snd girls 6 and under prises for all from erlus hardware delrex plan boys 9 and 10 30yd aprint 1st stuart mcdonald 2nd gerry anderson 3rd ross tay lor girls 9 and 10 30yd sprint 1st vicky bobbins 2nd shir ley sulling 3rd undy martin teachers peanut race mrs doug ward adult egg throwing content mr and mrs bill anderson mr and mrs sbekey klders and stewards tugof war elders mrs andrews contest wendy bousklll prizes wen presented by st andrews superintendent jack reed to the winners of the interesting events mr reed also thanked the commit tee in charge of the plenk for wonderfully successful day committee members were dave taylor bob stcrritt donna and dorothy stcrritt ladles shoe kic 1st mrs clare burns 2nd mrs bill robbios boys 11 and 12 somersault race 1st jimmy rea 2nd alan burt 3rd gerry anderson girls 11 and 12 shoe scramble 1st kathenne allan 2nd diane emerson 3rd patty burns girls and boys 13 and plate race 1st katharine and geoffrey allan 2nd linda and jimmy rea high class mcord numiland jirhy a cwr in tha hard of fred nurse of georgetown hid the test record in her jersey class according to a news release from the canadian jersey cat tie club this week the senior 2yearold nurse- land masterpiece delta a daugh ter of marlu masterpiece omv ari aj bull in 306 days prod need 10752 lbs milk 630 lbs fat for 4js per cent a silver medal record also assisting to make the picnie a gala occasion were pearce porter george ventry alice greenaway rev k c johnston isobel and doug ward a stirring soflball game was loye by y ali with bill anderson s team win nlng the taylor challenge trophy with sunburns mosquito bites and tired children the good natured parents finally headed back to georgetown several former members st andrew s united altcno d the picnic which with the co operation of the weatherman was a huge success th1 6iorg1town hirauo thursday juk tftt r concteti oravil tuiuhno sand ft 1 road oraotl fill and top soil itoni work tom haines obn wlllutn i77430j have you found the answer to your family always having a home of their own call the mutual life of canada m district raprttantmive john t armstrong c l u 39 ma n st south georgetown ont tr 7 9621 off ce phones tr 7 2454 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