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third try does it council takes first step toward new 9th line span on the third attempt the mo- tlon taking the first step tow k the construction of the long de- bated mountalmiew rd bridge i mi passed by council monday bight hits time only mayor gibbons i and cr em hyde opposed the notion changing their stand on the issue were deputy reeve j young cr steamer emmerson and cr w smith contributing to their change i of heart according to crs em incrson and smith was the cost breakdown county engineering dept by i 1 damas and smith a copy of which was read to council hie report gave the total cost 1 at 5365500 divided as follows baiway crossing fund 171000 cnr snooo dept of hwy bridges 84250 deptnfhwy roads 20 000 public utilities water 6250 municipality 41 750 municipality side- 16250 walks lightsapproaehes 356500 i these sidewalks nd lights are only on the bridge and do not include the sidewalks curbs gutters and lights on the ap proaches to the bridge in that case the cost to the town is 58000 commented i the mayor as he added the last two municipality figures tur- ning to reeve hunter the may or sair your friends last week at council were wrong tomlinson and his assistant were not my friends exploded the reeve they came into the clerks office looking for busin ess like anybody else the clerk told them i was road chalaan when they asked me if they could come to council i said there s nothing to stop you continuing his outburst the reeve stated 1 pm disgusted l keep hearing vll vote for any thing fuie county pays for it he pointed out that the countys share war not set out in the breakdown read to coun cil but assured the members the county was looking on the proj ect with a favourable eye as the mayor repeated the cost toj the town as 58000 reeve hunt er explained that the county comes under the heading of municipality too and would be included with the town in the 58000 share why not a smaller bndge demanded the myor this is following damas and smith re commendation exclusively thisj reckless expenditure will cost the corporation 58000 why not shop around we will shop around when we put it to tender retorted the reeve as he repeated his statement that the county s share was included in tbe mun iclpality listing as tbe mayor reiterated his demand for shopping around cr fred harrison compared him to someone who runs from doctor to doctor asking advice you end up having to pay all the doctors he remarked tlet s go ahead and get tenders then we know the exact cost toj everybody it will be up to us to see if we can go along conclud ed cr harrison flow do we find out what portion the county will pay asked cr smith of reeve hun ter we are still negotiating replied the reeve and at the moment are waiting for the county engineer to come up with a figure in supporting the motion cr r ballentine stated that four lane bridge is needed quoting from the report he said 400 ve hicles a day cross the bridge and 440 an hour in its peak periods it seems fairly sure the county will pay portion and regardless of what happens the town will have to pay ap proaches sidewalks etc so lets go ahead instead of sitting here and talking indefinitely referring to cr harrisons doctor illustration cr era hyde claimed an architect was a better comparison you tell an architect whether you want a five room house or a ten room house we havent told the engineers what we want we should direct them he claimed the dept- of highways themselves built only a two lane bridge on no 7 highway at gibbons waterloo where mayor gibbons had his car hit by a train vm surprised the cn jr will nay only 17 000 it should be qve times that much added cr hyde u the motion read we apply to hive the cost shares revised and the engln eers instructed to draw up plnsj consistent with those of the depl of highways themselves til go along the mayor agreed with coun cillor hyde stating council should set out what they want its alright for you to say we should tell them what we want but two engineers who had nothing to do with it ag reed with damas and smiths report replied reeve hunter deputy reeve j young quest ioned the size and timing of a bridge why not a three lane bridge he challenged if the dept of highways can build smaller ones at beckfords and nerval why cant we he said the cnr would benefit more than the town despite his ob- jectlons the deputy reeve vot ed for the motion has the deputy reeve ever studied the land use report showing the expected develop meat over tbe next twenty years asked cr a speight i think it- is pathetic that a body of men hash over this when one firm of engineers recommend it and another firm not connected with it and m fact looking for business agree it is necessary concluded cr speight i think its pathetic to have something rammed down our throat by damas and smith re torted cr hyde no other en gineers would run down damas and smiths report it is not professional ethics explaining his change mind cr emmerson stated that earlier there had been no cost breakdown and ijva there was he also felt there wis now rea sonable assurance that thc county would share costs and he could now support the moj tion with only mayor gibbons and cr hyde opposed the lengthy motion passed the actualworor ing of the motion is at follows that we submit- arequest to the board of transport the cnr department of highways and county of halton for approval of revised report on xountate view boad and cnr ie sep aration in the town of george town as submitted by damas and smith consulting engineers coder date of may 1 mw minor injuries for three in thursday car collision three passengers suffered minor injuries in a two car acj ddent at the corner of mount ainview rd and king st last thursday night taken to hosp ital by georgetown police serg eant george louth for emergen cy treatment were ann bryant 21 rexway dr gloria bryant of the sami address and danny dew 27 mountainnew rd mrs bryant and danny dew suffered bruises and gloria fcry ant a sprained right thumb all three were passengers in a 1954 studebaker driven by anna dew 27 hountamview rd which way in collision with a 195ft meteor driven by lloyd g broehlebank oakville police said bracklebank was travelling east on king an making a right turn onto houn tamview toe dew car was northbound on mountainview innvestigatinng officer p c william koeslag estimated tot al property damage at close to 1000 the collision took 7 30 pm place at many a teenage driver doesnt realize that he is in more danger when the car is parked in lovers lane ads that pay you can place an ad in r heralds classified pases by phoning 8772201 buying or sailing the herald is wtiir you wlttfind the results you georgetown herald the home newspaper for georgetown and district printing publishing the georgetown htnu has mrvad georgetown and district as printers and publishers since its effsring the bast m fine printing and news co authorized as second clan mall post office dept ottawa and far payment f postage in cash ontario thursday july 7th 1966 500 par yr sangla capy price tan cents illuminated street markers coming tx235 kejflst 1 bbbvsisk bbbkp- bssbb j wp mm m isk m s ft- i x eagle signals general man ager donald knudson left robert chikoff of w davis controls and bruce hewson of bruce hewson associates inspect one of the illuminated street markers which will line two georgetown streets soon thirty nine of the units were purchased by george town council after mr knud son demonstrated the signs for his company in the coun al chamber last week the revolutionary concept in light i ed street markers is a new product of the local firm and i was designed by bruce hew son associates brampton- they will be erected at street corners along guelph street from the eastern limit to main and aldng main street from maple avenue to ontario st the sign has a high impact plastic lens in cither white or yellow and is 24 square its cap is of black aluminum and because of its unique construction it is completely insect proof the eagle signal company s literature on the new concept claims it adds a welcome and friendly glow on the neighborhood at night making it simple and safe for drivers to find their way its clean modern functional de sign adds a progressive note of beauty towards the present trend to upgrade urban com munities set staff for senior school release sept teaching changes illuminated street signs requirement on new streets council went on record mon day night as officially adopt ing the policy of installing the yellow illuminated street signs manufactured by e w bliss as an overall project the pol icy will be earned out gradually all present or future develop ers will be advised of this re- iqulrenient the subject arose when a motion to purchase enough street signs to complete the lane subdivision was presented in this case the money for the sagos will be taken fr mon y on deposit with the town from mr lane reeve hunter explained that r lane had de posited money with the town for the completion of sidewalks and street signs hi the subdivi cr w smith admitted street signs were in the agreement but not illuminated ones how ever council members agreed it would be silly to put up the old type if they were only to be replaced shortly with the new niuminited ones with only eight signs to be erected in the area and money available to pay them we should go ahead with it stated cr a speight cr smith brought up the point that other subdivisions would be coming up with only street signs not illuminated ones in the agreement agreeing with cr smith that this could create an awkward situation council then decided to adopt the general policy of installing these lights every where on a long term basis two teachers each from park wriggtesworth and hamsonl public schools and a new teach lug graduate will make up the staff of the new senior public school now- under construction i on mountainview rd south when school reconvenes in sept j ember heading tbe seven member staff will be principal william french formerly of park public school from tbe same staff mil come barry brown wriggles- worth staff will give up john lenz and robert pmkcrton to the sudh georgetown school wbjle mrs florence cowan and mrs h james will leave harri son to become members of the new staff theeeveeth member will be a newcomer to the ue- orgetown school system j at kinson the senior school will introj duce a new wrinkle to the ge- orgetown public school system morning classes will stress the core or basic subject maih ematics spelling literature and grammar to pupils in the home rooms while classes will rotate from room to room in the after noon the post noon sessions j will include the balance of the subjects art science history composition geography music and physical education during the afternoons the teachers will remain in their borne rooms to instruct the ro tating casscs the subject in which they specialise grade 7 and 8 pupils who ould ordinarily attend ham son ind george kennedy schools will make up the total enrolment changes and additions to the teaching staffs at the other five georgetown public schools vere released to the press this week new to the park staff in sept ember will be principal harold allen mrs dorothy moffat and mrs a rudy filling boles in the chapel st public school teaching staff will be mrs shirley borland and mrs diane duck while mr yia j smith and miss mary mcnamara will start with the wriggleworth staff in sept mrs j westbrook miss susan trott and mrs sandra morrowh will be new faces on the george kennedy staff while the harri- son school will have six new teachers mr david shrubsole mrs e ohswdrth mrs c new man miss pianne dtrvereux miss j cunmngton and miss jill tractor afire by gas storage tank a flash fire on the farm of joe ross r r 3 georgetown momentarily threatened to raze a tractor and gas storage tank monday morning georgetown firemen were ca led when the vehicle caught fire while parked beside the tank after being refueled how ever by the time they arrived the flames had burned themset ves out consuming only spilled gas and doing negligible dam age a saturday morning alarm sent firefighters to hungry hoi low on mountainview road s wheretome garbage which had been dumped at roadside waaj blazing fire chief erwin lewis said he bad no idea how the fire started or even who turned in the alarm a look at the weather 80000 activities wing punned by m baptists ijj- djiji nj- three floor addition would include not budgeted decline offites nursery sunday schoo 8500 fence for parle tm looking for something the same as everybody else who i comes here began harding price when he appeared before council monday night request ing the annual grant to the georgetown fair board he praised the generosity of the town oyer the past years and hoped the same pleasant prewy shabby too relation would exist in the fut ore he said the fair board would like to see a fence erected ar ound the park since it was dif dcult to keep tab of people co ming into the fair he quoted a price of 8 500 as an estimi ted figure he received last year he reminded council that the faid board could get a 23 ag ricultural grant he also complained of the me thod of grading the track say ing it was not right for horse racing he claimed a dra bought by the fair board al a cost of 135 was the prope- equipment for the job cr harrison stated that no ie in the town forces knew the proper way to grade a track wnile cr speight suggested the chairman of parks ask mr price s advice in the future while were glad to do any work for the fair board be gan cr w smith i d like to point out that the track is only used for horse racing once a year it s also used for many other things he stressed that 8500 for a fence couldn t even be considered when his whole budget for the park is 4 000 well be happy to try and comply with the fair boards requests if theyd try to get a decent midway continued cr smith right now they are no thing but riffraff and weve had trouble and the rides arc later in the meeting the us nal grant of 250 was authorized by council name missed iie ue w f c high school listfe ffi tss maple avenue baptist church i is planning an addition to their church this fall cost of the prt ject is expected to be around 80 000 the hew addition is for sunday school expansion i and fort added facilities to house the weekday activities it was only five years ago that the church dedicated their first unit and now the facilities j are taxed to the maximum with n average attendance of 230 this past april and may when asked to account for the church s growth rev bruce woods said we preach the old fashioned gospel the whole le as the word of god the are re corded and the second coming the name of one student y as ot ch mr woods compares omitted in error from the high school promotion list published in last weeks herald included in members of class 4b 12h who will receive ontario secondary school graduation diplomas m business and cjm mercc is frances mulder tops grade 4 gets hazel hall award albert gilmer union st the first recipient of the hazel hall award an bonpur to be gien annually to the top accad emic student in grade 4 at howard wrigglesworth public school the award was created byj miss hazel hall who taught grade 4 at that school for many years before her recent retire ment his people with the old time methodists of an earlier era who built their churches on evangel ism and the midweek prayer meeting the signal to go ahead with the project stems from a decis ion made last year when the deacons challenged the congreg ation with a proposition with sunday school filling all the av ailable space we believe that ifl the gmngs increase by 5 000 lor the year 1966 we shall ac cept this as proof that we should build a sunday school wing at the halfway mark this june givings stood 3 650 above i last year s total at this time sun- day school superintendent bill ganton said it would seem that we have the confidence of our people in this project and that we ought to proceed overall length of the addit ion will be 82 feet and will be built on the south side of the existing church the building will be constructed with three floors tbe main door will open into a large foyer with offices and nursery facilities upstairs will be a gymnasium and kitch en the basement will have a separate entrance from the rear parking lot with two large rooms for the junior and inter mediate departments of tho when asked about the tight money situation rev woods said tf this should prowto bo a problem our church board would probably favour a start this fall anyway building one floor this would force us to wait till 1967 to put up the top no matter what the outcome on mortgages will be it seems certain that a start is in tho offing for september the church is offering mort gage certificates at 6 to anyone who is interested and further details are elsewhere in this paper deacon bob wak- fer commented its a good of fer and a sound investment ive never heard of a church yet that didn t make its commit ments when the addition is finished it will add 8500 square feet of operating space and win pro vide the facilities for a sunday school of 450 one of tbe worst things that can be said about the devil is that hes a shrewd polltktan work starts this fall jlllm 29 wed 30 tburs jul 1 fri 2 set 3 sun 4 mon stues high in 86 53 at 59 91 43 90 63 93 70 so 48 62 31 high for june 91 low 32 precipitation 181 inches alicuf cscott the person who sets out ssy ipc exsctlr whit he hii vs soon runs out of listeners maple avenue baptist church with proposed addition this artists sketch shows how faapu avenue baptist church will look when the proposed activities wing ts added the 92 feet long extension will be built this fall