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looking sharp postmen sporting new uniforms georgetowns postmen took on a new look this month when fhey made fheir de buts tn new uniforms a shortened jacket and restyled cap are the majdr changes iri the new garb sporting the new suits as theystart their walks are les dickenson ray ollivier and ed scott historic huronia museum hviewed on grade 7 trip fay lynda pack the grade sevens of howard wrigglesworth public school went on a trip to midland on june 2 1966 we arrived first at fort pnet- anguishene here we saw the barrel of the oldest cannon in the world a ship used in battle when champlain and the hurons war against the iroquois the ships name was the tecom- se we also saw a fire engine made in 1888 and where cham- plain first landed we next visited the huronia museum we saw many things at the museum some of these were 1 a diorama of how the jesuit missionalries adapted the awryorciirisrrhirtlr to the huron indians 2 the skull and bones of a twelve year old girl 3 the first and finest dis play of arrowheads in the world 4 an old fashion bicycle with a great big wheel at the front a a little wee one at the back there were some displays of birds foxes butterflies snakes rooks clocks and pianos after looking through the huronia museum we went little lake park for lunch and a bit of free time this park is in the town of midland we next visited the martyr shrine here we look pictures from the lookout point and pic tures of the outside of the shrine just across the road we visit- 1 ed fort ste marie it is divided into two parts there was one part just inside the first palis ade where the indians that had not accepted the white mans god jesus or werent christians lived inside the second palisade is where the christians lived in here there was a hospital a church a cemetery a wooden canal that would hold different heights of water inside the church was father brebeufs burial place after our visit to fort ste marie we went to the indian village we saw here the medi cine mans hut the long houses in which they livetwe were told a story of what the women did when the enemy was attack ing there was only one entrance into the village up above this is where the women sat when the enemy was about to enter through the door the women would dump hot water down on them we ate our supper in spring water park midland there were some of us who got pict ures during our free hour we arrived home at approxi mately 700 pm after an excit ing day of visiting some of ont arios most fascinating history georgetown gardener early spraying gets bugs when it counts is advice thk mormtown herald thurttmcy juni 1 1m page 5 rations and two broken ribs before i knew it the car was right on us hit us on the side and went off down the road we went into the ditch she told the court both girls said the car was sfanilar in site and color to the toe belonging to the youths they hail left minutes earlier neither cosdd give evidence of identification of the occup ants of the car hit tree constable james flodson north halton opp detachment said the girlsur travelled 193 feet off tiw road before bitting the tree e r he collected some paint sam ples from the cars inclining chips of paint from a light green ear which in the opinion of david sharp an analyst from the attorney generals depv were similar to the paint of the youths car judge alan spraguo is ex pected to make about a two- hour summing up when the trial continues seeks increase to 79 years for parental responsibility by gordon lindsay smith r r 1 georgetown dont watt for trouble kllest protection against bugs and 1 disease in the garden is healthy rapid growth that can be al most guaranteed by keeping i down the weeds thinning flow- and vegetables where neces- ry to promote more rapid and i vigorous growth and by light i weekly cultivation the litter 1 tn addition to removing weeds and other unwanted plants fi ll conserves moisture opens up the soil and permits the planl l to make better root growth sometimes however in spite i of our best efforts the garden is 1 attacked on the first sign of a i wilted or green leaf or of cut s tomato worms aphids or i slugs or other enemies one should lose no time in getting kit the duster sprayer or bait its a lot easier and cheaper i to check one of these attacks i before they really get underway i and it is not difficult with all tbemodern materials available every seed house is well i stocked with sprays dusts and other controls very often there lis a combination of chemicals iready packaged which will ban idle any bug or garden pest that eat boles in the foliage those ihat suck the juices or t that attack fruit or roots mber that this as in other i of warfare the best de- e is to attack dont wait un i the bugs are in complete 1 before starting the of- make them blend much often one sees a good look ing flower bed spoiled by a lot of ugly stakes shingles labels and strings more conspicuous than the blooms the neat gar dener paints his stakes green or brown or at least uses weather ed material that will blend with the foliage he will also use col oured string or neutral raffia for tying up and he will do this loosely so as not to bunch the plants and when growth starts he will remove unnecessary stakes and markers instead of stakes one can fix brush firmly j jn among taller plants while lts are still growing and en courage them to grow around and cover the supporting mater ial this is a particular good way to handle delphiniums peonies and other tall bushy plants allege car ditched charge two youths a girls car ploughed across a ditch and bifa tree after be ing forced off the road near georgetown by two men out for a night of fun it was alleged in court friday both girls were injured and one spent 11 days in hospital as result of the- crash crown attorney peter mcwilliams told a trial jury two young men from tim- mins and brampton were char ged with criminal negligence in the operation of a car causing bodily barm to 18yearold jan ice mortenscn of lakesbore road e oakvillc returning home miss mortensen said she and miss margaret bishop 19 then of oakville were driving back from a visit to northern onta rio october 11th last year both girls testified that a car followed them that night as they were leaving the georgetown plaza the girls were looking for a boy friends bouse but took a wrong turn and ended up on at track on the escarpment whidh petered out into a rocky path they could go no further they said the two youths fol lowed them along the track and after talking shortly helped the girls to get their car back to the main road youths polite they agreed with defense counsel douglas latimer that both youths bad been polite to them and bad made no advan ces at that time then the two cars each with one of the accused at the wheel left for iimchouse where the mens car had a flat tire they borrowed the girls jack and fixed the wheel the girls said they thanked the youths for helping them out of their difficulty refused to go with them for a cup of coffee as tie hour was late and drove off to number 7 highway they were approaching geor getown on number 7 when suddenly a car drew alongside them collided with their car and forced them over a ditch and into a tree brokan ribi hiss mortensen received lac- grand jury recommends county jail improvements facilities for the segregation of prisoners awaiting trial and those serving sentence at halton county jail are totally inade quate the grand jury told judge alan sprague the sevenmember jury com posed of six men and a woman strongly recommended new fac ilities at the century old jail to properly segregate prisoners the jury also felt that recre ation and library facilities need ed improving and that lighting was poor making it difficult o read it recommended thai prison ers should occupy their time through work or recreation no mention was made of se curity measures at the jail where two men have escaped and have been recaptured in the past three months in a roads report the grand jury called for an investigation into the road condition at rr 1 terra cotta leading to the con- servation area one of the worst roads in the township the report commented carbon monoxide poisoning is the favourite method of suic ide in the tls rosedale floral flowers for all occasions wedding attangembits c a i cut flowers and funerar designs we wire flowers sx abort st tjt 7w5j magistrate kenneth m lan don of georgetown who is also judge of the halton county ju venile court has expressed himself as strongly la favour of the resolution of the ontario welfare officers association committee on desertions calling for raising of the maximum age of parental responsibility for children from 10 to ib i am convinced that the prop er approach to the problem of delinquency is to make a child submissive to the parents and the parents responsible for the child so long as they ue sup porting him said magistrate langdon the moment the parents are unable to control the child they can get out of the responsibility by making a proper application to have the child declared a ward of the crown i would carry the proposal a step further and say that chil dren should be the responsibil ity of parents until such time as the children ire able to support themselves the magistrate believes that if parents were penalized finan cially for the offences of their children they would be very much more careful about train ing and controlling them the object of the resolution passed bjlihejjntario welfare officers association committee on desertions is to enable young people to remain at home long enough to obtain an education that will qualify them for cm- ploymenl for fast action isleblt niitifie ibtiie service consult a member of the brampton real estate board should the resolution be id- minister of national qealtn i proved by the association cop- welfare and the office of ies will be forwarded to the solicitor general robert r hamilton optometrist carretal bldg 116 mountalnvlew rod offki hooks daily for appointment 774971 m potted plants geraniums bsoonias canna lilies for piantino a laroe variety of bedding plants now ready vwwn wtlcomo george r brandford 15 mountalnvlew road north 773034 v 14 exhibit paintings at cedarvale opening fourteen exhibitors members of the georgetown pallet and pencil art club showed 42 pain tings in their exhibition at the opening of cedarvale commun ity park exhibiting were frank black george baker pearl guthrie alice giddings darlcne barrag- er peggy odenahal joan cart er christina louth ilene sam pson pat balasko theda bur- goyne ella hogg dolly mould- en and mary cooper pick yours up now while official discount prices apply at your neighbourhood chartered bank branch open and build a family expo 67 tour account b an your ttmiy po 67- apra 28 oct 27 t monteai the chartered banks serving you and your community mcleans rental i sales cent 279 queen street east brampton under the brampton water tower- phone 4595781 we rent 0 roto tillers 0 lawn mowers 0 paint sprayers 0 alum est ladders 0 floor sanders 0 power post augers many other items ample parking open thurs a frl9 pjn- two weeks vacation with pay the ontario department of labour on july 1 1966 will extend vacation pay benefits to all full time and regular part time employees in the provinces general and construction industry you will be entitled to at least one weeks vacation with pay each year for the first three years of employment payment to be on the basis of at least 2 of your pay for all work done during the vaca tion year and when you have completed 36 months of continuous or noncontinuous employment with the same employer you will be entitled to two weeks vacation with pay payment will be on the basis of at least 4 of your pay for all work done during the vacation year how docs the plan work an employee having four years continuous or noncontinuous employment as of july 1 1 966 will qualify for two weeks vacation with pay providing the employee has not already taken a paid vacation during bis fourth year of employment an employee bornrnepcing work on or iter july 1st 1966 will be entitled to one weeks paid vacation in 19676869 in 1970 the em ployee would be entitled to two weeks vaca tion with pay two weeks vacation may be granted suc cessively or divided into two periods of one week each only employees in the construction industry will be required to use the vacation stamp and stamp book method of payment regulations and general information pamphlets containing detailed information may be obtained by writing to department of labour labour standards branch 74 victoria street toronto 1 ontario ontario department of labour h l rowntree qo minister