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t ads that pay laea m id in hm takr clataiflad pun by mmb m2301 buying or fimttni th harald h whara yw win find th results you fat i r the home newspaper for georgetown and district printing publishing tha gacrtatottn harald hat sarvad georgetown and district printers and publishers for ever a century offering tha bast in una printing and newa coverage sacond clan mail regktarad numbor 0943 raturn postage guaranteed georgetown ontario thursday july 3rd 1969 500 par year sengi copy wc tan cants schools in for pool pupils t car slams bridge lifeguard saves youth its not always the timid- swimmers who heed help from lifeguards an unidentified local youth j strode to the end of the diving board at georgetown commun- j ity swimming pool on opening night friday jiimped off and promptly disappeared below the surface rdiarj ian gosling pulled the overconfident youth to pool- side and checked him over be- i toretie sheepishly slipped intoi the change room dressed and went home confident in the knowledge that only ducks can swim without going through the arduous learning process services today for victims of tuesdays double fatality peter jones photo sue rvlacdonafcf does a little memory testing before taking the new class into the aqua on the first day of swimming lessons which started at the george- town community swimming pool monday registration for the july session is so high that lessons for preschools introduced a couple of seasons back has been dropped the pool opened for the season friday night when 400 took advantage of a free dunking since then more than 500 have used the facilities daily an innovation this year is an adults only nite grownups will have the pool to themselves every wednesday evening from 830 to 1030 av propose further revisions esquesing school boundaries further boundary revisions affecting esqueatng acton and milton pupils were proposed to the halton county board of location thursday bat not fitv elted as the boards 11 pm nrfew cut off discussion they i m be discussed further this thursday assistant director of educa- tion d l lawless noted there bad been 16 grade seven purolls iii esquesing transferred from rewarttown school to robert iwlittle in acton or martin st in i aliltori under earlier boundary changes bequests to allow thes stud- wits to take their grade eight at stcwarttown were studied but indications were it was not ec lajbdomically feasible t would i enquire one special bus and it would not be possible to have the students at school before 915 am the report notes the proposal is for the east on boundary for the m z ben- net school in acton to be i ex tracted to the back of the lou on the east side of the fifth line rather than the seventh line the speyside school attend ance area will include pupils on both sides of 25 sideroad from acton the esquesing nassaga- weya town line instead of only the south side the cnr track running north from milton is proposed as the boundary for students from the former milton heights area those on the west of the track will attend milton schools and those living east will attend ei ther pineview or stewart town driver uninjured when car hits station wagon damage was estimated at robert ewing of 80 weber dr 2400 when a car collided with a received minor damage in an parked station wagon on delrex accident involving a car driven boulevard friday there were by klaas vandermeer of r r 4 to injuries georgetown at the main mill street corner there was no i zj d f damage to the car jar pritchard of 15 lewis st wm northbound on delrcx when ewing and a passenger san- in collision with the parked dra sutton of 10 langstone vehicle owned by bramalca crescent suffered scrapes and jarms limited there was no- bruises one in the parked station wagon p police constable bill cun federal government btagham placed the property l anartmpnt i nan damage at 1400 to the station wrays npannieill lodll wagon ind 1000 to the car llter the same day at the per f pp yesterday shopping in thg meat mar- b the fcderal government ket there when her car suddeo i halton mp rud whiting in ly leaped forward crossing thfc formed the herald that the 50 sidewalk and smashing the year loan with interest at 6 stores plate glhss window a 174512 loafi to assist in the construction of a 24 unit apartment building for senior ibezw was no damage to the year will cover 90 of the construc tion cost of the building which will he erected on hyde park r but the cost of replacing drive m gagging township in the window was placed at 250 the hospital vic the proj- cqwtable paul robertson was cct was lnltla prorno by the investigating officer the kinsmen club before being georgetown police also invest- taken over by the government lgated two motor accidents on thursday a ear driven by carole jones f rb 1 norval received 300 damage and one driven by ent ile savole of r r 2 georgetown 50 wben they collided on the georgetown market parking let the province foots the re mainder of the construction cost ontario housing corpora tion is responsible for construc tion and maintenance of the building thcjderal government will bear half the cost of any opera ting loss ontario 42 4 and georgetown and esquesing the and a motorcycle operated by remaining t 360 enrol for swim classes approximately 360 have en rolled for swimming classes at the georgetown community swimming pool in july pool supervisor chris sarg ent told the herald the regist rations include about 170 be ginners 90 juniors 40 inter mediates 30 seniors 10 adult beginners and another 20 try ing for royal life saving aw ards the rest of the pool staff in cludes chief instructor sue mac- donald pat bowell brcnda el liott marilyn emerson anne macdonald kim fisher linda clipsham and ian gosling all instructors plus full time guard sue landry registration for august les sons will be the week of july 28 fence gate required for home swimming pools georgetown backyard pool owners may not know it but if they havent enclosed their pool with a chain link fence and 1 lockable gate or equivalent they may be facing a 300 fine a bylaw passed in 1d59 re quired that every owner of a privately owned outdoor swim ming pool shall erect and main tain completely around such a pool a chain link fence or fence not less than the equivalent strength which provides an equivalent degree of safety ex tending from the ground for a height of not less than four feet the bylaw also calls for a gate a self latching gate which is to be closed and locked whenever the pool is not under competent supervision any device for projecting an electric current through the enclosure is prohibited by the pool bylaw the provisions of the bylaw requiring the erection of a fen ce dont apply if the outside wall of the swimming pool is elevated at least four feet ab ove the grade of the ground each entranco to the above ground type of pool however must still be protected by a gate at least four feet high withj selfclosing and self latching devices regional government wont mean school boards joining the two separate boards of education in halton and peel will continue on an interim ba sis even when a single regibnal government is brought into- the two county area in a letter to the halton ed ucation board municipal affairs minister darcy mckeough said he could foresee no significant difficulty in his plan tp merge halton and peel into one super metrotype city region might present for the new county education board the board had earlier submit ted a brief to the minister ex pressing concern that two re gional education boards within a haitonpecl region would be as chaotic as the present metro toronto educational system mckeough said that implem enting his plan would give both the department of educai tion and the halton board en- 1 otifih time to assess the success of the new educational structure and determine if further educ ation changes are necessary mmlingmfpontd while board members made no comment on the ministers proposal they agreed to a fur ther suggestion that discussion on the effect of regional govern ment on education be postpon ed until a study has been com pleted to decide the position of burlington in the new set up halton education director j w singleton favours combining the two new regional boards as well as the two counties and was promised by mckeough in january that a full round of discussions would be held with the departments involved mckeough said in his latest letter to the board there is en ough evidence to suggest that the area between toronto and hamilton should be under the jurisdiction of a single regional government the regional government issue has been the subject of discussion in the haltgnpeel area since mckeough present ed his proposal in january the crash of a carload of youths returning from a- late movie in burlington early tues day morning has left two dead one of them a georgetown area resident two others are injur- ed one of them seriously the lae model oar was dem olished when it struck a con crete bridge abutment on high way 25 five miles north of hwy 5 ashcrove ashgr0ve women enjoy dundurn castle tour on thursday morning june 26th fiye cars holding 25 insti tute ladies left hillcrest park ing lot for hamilton to tour dundurn castle this is a pal atial mansion and was the home of sir allan mcnabb prime minister of united canada 1854 1856 quaintly dressed guid es showed us around the mag nificent entrance hall with its curved walnut staircase and au thentic period wallpaper leading to the superb drawing room where sir allen entertained also the splendor of the dining room with the crystal chandelier and the table for 20 where the great of that day gathered for state occasions library room of books sitting room servants quarters 4 dairy laundry room and scullery were viewed up stairs are the bedrooms ladv macnabbs boudoir the chil drens nursery and their toys all furnished in the style of the 1830s and 18408 they em ployed 8 to 11 servants with a half dhy a week off from the castle thr ladies went to the i plainsman a restaurant pn hwy 5 west of clappisons corners for a lovely miniborg dinner after which they toured tho j beautiful botanical gardens that has been transformed i from abandoned gravel pits it now has three seasonal dls- plays against a backdrop rich in horticultural interest in 1 the spring the gardens bloom in iris and tulips then a beauti ful collection of peonies follow ed by all kinds of lilies and ro ses and in sept it is alive with blooms from 10000 michaelmas daisies there is also 3 trails hendrie valley trail begins at cherry hill gate cootes parad ise trail and ginger valley trail all make pleasant strolls to enjoy nature all agreed it had been a wonderful day and 17 injured when car van collide 7th line thanks go to the committee mrs frank ruddell mrs bob cun ningham for arranging the day activities the hillcrest service con gregational picnic was held on sunday june 22nd at mcdon alds park an outdoor wor ship service was held at 1l30 followed by a bountiful buffer style dinner then races and swimming for everyone conclu ded the day an enjoyable evening was spent in hillcrest church on tuesday june 24th when the pupils ol mrs marshall mc laughlin presented a twilight piano recital 125 parents and interested friends attended each child played their selection so well and a duet by holly hur- ren and larry trenwith was exceptionally well done also the trio by the mckinnon sisters jo- ann jane and mildred the hillcrest junior choir sang se veral selections which greatly added to the musical evening mrs mclaughlin presented a gift to mrs hawkes in apprecia tion to the junior choir and her capable leadership with them mrs ford wickson thanked mrs mclaughlin for the splendid musical training she is giving the children and her time and patience with them and thelina carney had a gift for her also one for the assist ant mrs r hurren on behalf of their pupils for which both la dies expressed their thanks to schools are out for the sum mer and no need to ask the children if they are glad mot orists must be extra caretul from now on because a child darts so quickly onto the road or out of a laneway on their bicycles mrs john bellboddy dead are peter larnef 18 son of mr and mrs r j lamer bfr r 1 norval roger row ley 16 son of mr and mrs den nis rowley of milton both at tended milton district high school where larner had just completed grade 12 and row ley grade 11 seriously injured were ben jamin nyholt 15 of milton ny- holt was admitted to hospital with undetermined internal in juries also admitted was the fourth occupant of the car syd ney fay 16 of milton who suf fered a dislocated elbow police said larner died al most instantly after his 1968 dodge rammed the abutment rowley died in oakvihe trafal gar memorial hospital three hours after the accident oecur- red about 530 am the car driven by larner j slammed into an abutment on i the west side of the bridge af ter bouncing against the east abutment police said the roof of the car was crushed to within 10 j inches of the car seat by the impact the steering wheel and the drivers side of the car were twisted and compressed and the occupants had to be pried from the wreck funeral arrangements for 1 both victims are being handled by mckersie funeral home in milton the body of larner will be cremated today after a 2 pm funeral service at st stephens anglican church hornby he is survived by his parents and a sister gillian private funeral service for the rowley youth will be held at the mckersie chapel followed by burial in evergreen cemet ery in milton at 330 an inquest is expected but no date had been set school shield scholarship norval mcclure reunion draws 200 members of family a car and van collision invol ving 19 people early sunday morning on the seventh line one half mile south qf stewart- town injured 17 and sent one child to sick childrens hospi tal in toronto the accident occurred at 1230 am when the southbound van carrying 17 worm pickers and the northbound car driven by william mcelroy 124 prince charles dr georgetown col lided ambulances came from georgetown and oakvillr mcelroy and robert baggot of st pierre fonds que his passenger received lacerations to the face manuel mclo 17 wales ave toronto driver of the van suf fered lacerations to the fore head and injured ribs hcrmino arruda and roger da silva were the only two pas sengers of the van to escape in jury jose matos received sore right ribs tony da silva sufferr ed abrasions to the left arm adriano da silva received an injured right shoulder manuel matos received abrasions to his feet roger symonds had a frac tured right arm and lacerations to the face leugildomelo recei ved injured ribs mario melo suffered a bruised jaw liduvla del rosa received injuries to her ribs celcstina meo had a lacerated forehead maria garc ia and her daughter maria each suffered lacerations to the face mario arruda suffered a frac tured skull and lacerations jo seph arruda received a fractur ed left arm manuel mclo jr received a burn to his right arm and injur ed ribs after being treated at geor getown hospital be was sent to sick childrens hospital ex ccpt for manuel melo and rog er symonds all were dismissed after treatment north halton opp investigating the accident estimated the damages to each vehicle at 500 burned in bonfire child in hospital a three year old terra cotta child is in georgetown hospital with second degree burns suf fered when he wandered too close to a neighbours rubbish fire little danny huys on of mr and mrs a huys of terra cotta was playing in a neigh hours yard near an unattended fire when his pants caught are he ran screaming for home his mother seeing him in flames the 14th reunion of the mc- clirre clan was held on satur day june 21st at alloa school with about 200 present at thr noon lunch it is five years since the last reunion held in 1964 and the first one was hld in 1022 mrs iva davidson played the piano during lunch after which a magician mr hajjiday of woodbridge entertained both the children and the adults mr and mrs sam mcclure r jt 2 brampton were in charge of the sports and races and pony rides during the afternoon at a short business meeting a new executive was appointed past president mr john m mc clure r r 2 norval presi dent mr bruce f mcclure of brampton 1st vice president mr j bruce mcclure george town secretary hyaitt mc clure r r 2 brampton treas urer harold mcclure george town assistant secretary john c mcclure r r 2 brampton special prizes were won by mrs john g mcclure r r 2 brampton for the oldest lady attending sam mcciuro of woodbridge for the oldest gen tleman attending maryellen oliver michigan for the lady attending from farthest away ran to him and ripped off the burning clothing somehow es caping serious burns herself most severely burned was bis right leg the youngest baby prize was won by the three weeks old ba by daughter of mr and mrs haynes of brampton the larg est family was won by mr and mrs harvey mcclure of sea- forth who had six sons and one daughter attending and two sons at home the longest mar ried couple prirc was won by mr and mrs sam mcclure of woodbridge who have been married 59- years most of the mcclurcs atten ding came from this area but some of the others came from oakvillo oshawa toronto sca- forth and michigan the norval guides brownies scouts and cubs family picnic sponsored by the ladies aux iliary held on sunday afternoon june 2nd at terra cotta conser vation area was enjoyed by ab out 70 the afternoon was spent with swimming and a walk around the park about 430 pm a camp fire was started and tab les gathered around it for the pot luck supper and th enjoyed a good feed with ice cream for all provided by the la after supper mr jimxindley was in charge of sports and rac es which included a wheelbar row race for the fathers and a backwards race for the moth ers mrs ed mclean eter gothe a kipling collegiate voca tional institute graduate peter gothe who commuted from his new r r 1 georgetown homo for the last five weeks of the school year has been awarded a senior shield for accumulating an aggregate of 1000 points during his five years at the school fewer than one percent of the student body qualified for the shields which were present ed at an assembly june 12 peter age 18 was also one of the schools ontario scholars and received a proficiency in languages award as well ho will study languages at tho university of western ontarios school of translators and in terpreters peter was on the schools hon- tfur role for four years which accounted for 40q pf his point total points arc awarded for outstanding achievement in ac ademic and extra curricular act ivities the other main area in which he earned points was in music he was concert master of the school orchestra this past term and appeared in the schools spring show as a violin soloist both this and last year he achieved the grade nine level in violin after just two years of royal conservatory of muslo studies peters family moved to tho georgetown area from etobi- coke r