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INSTANT UNLOADING Rocket Lumber Company truck slated to drop ts load at corner of gent Road and Delrex Boulevard t was usl a comb on of nd and the ver not knock on wood for good luck Volunteer Organizations Backbone of Recreation Program Doug Collison who come Georgetown last year as recre ation director old of the work the Parks and Cammun Centres board does and us own specif duties when ho spoke to Red Cross members at their annual meet last week Ho stressed that the success of a community is measured by Its volunteer lions and said he has no Intention of usurping functions of any ting groups Rather he said he hopes to encourage more form when there is a need The new Committee three boards and is In charge of parks swimming pool arena and Cedar vol a Community Centre FOLLOW POLICIES I work under this Committee composed of two councillors and five laymen he said and my job Is to follow the policies laid down and to moke recom mendations He said that his office can assist volunteer groups with le the routine such as plication of minutes advertis ing and faculties for meetings leaving their members free to direct their programs His department is particular ly interested in long range plan for future parks and rec areas he said and in studying what facilities might be needed such as a second arena pool and where these should be located lie works closely with the he said USE SCHOOLS Last summer playground pro- I gram be expanded to six weeks this year with groups DOUG and ho hopes for a program teens also Agreements with Haiton Board of Education have led to free use of school facilities on a rccprocal basis with town A basketball program has just started using the high school gym He said that he would have more definite information month from now after the town financial budget is set For Recreation Committee like all groups must lim its program to what tax money it receives VACATION VILLAGE In a quest on period he said no agreement has yet been con eluded Roman Catholic Separate school board for free use of facilities which explains why only public school pupils LETS PLAY BRIDGE HILL CO US The holdup play at no trump Is a well known technique of declarer to cut communication between the opponents Some times it comes in unusual forms and might easily get overlooked Too many players cannot refuse a free f ncssc but In the follow in hand it could cost declarer the contract This hand was played at the Acton Bridge Club East dealt with neither side vulnerable 7 6 IfK Q A K J WEST EAST J 10 8 K 10 D D K B 10 C SOUTH SA 7 7 C A 9 The bidding jJEAST SOUTH WEST NORTH Pais Pais 3 NT All Pass Opening lead Jack Only Possibility Easts opening bid Is quite normal and it puts South on the spot In spite of his twelve high I jcard points there Is only mil that South can make and that Is pass West lacks points for a response and lasses also North holds the equivalent of Ian opening bid so he makes a takeout double Normally spade suit should contain feast three cords However in balancing position after wo pastes the requirements or a takeout double are re- South Jumps straight three no trump glace bo tool hold an opening bid and he I baa the diamond nit Listening West wast listening to the bidding and decided wisely not to lead diamonds jack of spades is a good lead and East put up the king De clarer must guard against re flex action and should this trick East can do little but return a spade Declarer leads a heart to the king won by East East plays his last but declarer is now sure of his contract He has two spade tricks two heart one diamond trick and four clubs for a total of nine tricks Wool Work You may think that declarer could win opening lead and duck a spade later but this will not work Suppose dec la rcr wins the opening lead and leads a heart which loses to Easts Now East returns spade which declarer ducks All West had to do is overtake and lead a diamond This will produce two diamonds for the defense plus a heart and a spade Declarer would hove t drop the club queen which is definitely against the odds BRIDGE CLUB Professor A and Dr Mellow were first north winners at the Georgetown plicate Bridge club on Tuesday in the Legion itorium It and Lor usso were second with Jim Kal and W third Gary Hall and fourth and Mr and Mrs Waller East West winners were J A Chris and J Nelson first Martin and Sue Sullivan and Mr and Mrs Allen third with Carol Kocnlg and Mrs A fourth and Kay Campbell I and H Bayfield were fifth There were fifteen tables in competition tct free skating at the In a discussion about it of on indoor swimming pool he said the cost would be from to w government grant limited to This summer he hopes able to a Vacation Village for teen members of the community He would cater to three interests sports arts and crafts or just a meeting place for or games Rejects Waffles Gillies Choice As Candidate DUX GILLIES William Gillies will face oft for the New Democratic Party East in the next pro vincial election About members of the I East Association last week elected Gillies t the candidate on the first j ballot defeating Albert of Georgetown and Ken Gclok of Oakville It will be Gillies second try for a seat at Queen Park In 1967 he was defeated in the provincial election by Conserv candidate Jim Snow CIVIC POLITICS Gill a grocery store op erator Is a five year veteran of municipal politics two ears as councillor he elected deputy reeve in and served three years During that lime he was a councillor and board member for three years served on the board of for the Children Aid Society for one year Gillies has been an member for II years Following his election Gillies told the parly he considers to be gut issue in the election High taxes arc not the fault of the local councils he said They are a result of Tory pldity In assessment policy and excessive and wasteful spending TAX LIMIT There is a limit how far can lax people and we are dangerously close to it he said Gillies a taxpayers revolt in Ontario if measures not token to reduce taxes and to reform the provincial tax structure Gillies called on parly to reject radical Waffle group within the NDP If you want to win next election Ottawa in Ap ril for the federal con and get rid of the do ho warned We don need them and don want them There is no room in Ihe parly Tor this group with I its wild radical theories he dd Gillies sold he will base his platform in the election on quality of life In Ontario RAPS TORIES The callous and reactionary I TIIF HERALD THURSDAY MARCH PAGE IB Tory policies are preventing home ownership among the common people he said Forms dying out and farm children are being forced into tho cities to look for lobs The formers ore on the ver go of revolt Last year they threatened to withhold their taxes to protest the Idiotic farm assessment Something must be do no now to case their burden There is a general mood or unrest in Ontario and if we can tap it wo will win East and the province he predicted Gillies called for a revamping of reactionary and labour laws which give management an advantage be- fore the courts of the land groups must be equal before the law he said Want School Retained For History A group of Terra res deals have asked the Township of to purchase the Tern Community Hall so that It may remain as a 1c site Parks and recreation com mlttee was that Clare Anderson of Terra Cotta was secretary of the group of 32 persons who own the building The hall was one of he town hips original school bouses and Is located on Lot 33 Filth Line West II was built of Terra stone after la 19S3 was using he stone The property Includes a total of a acres and ha all The owners are asking I for the hall and proper- NORVAL SHELL SERVICE LICENSED MECHANICS GENERAL REPAIRS HOUR EMERGENCY TOWING Radio Dispatched PHONE Day or Night KEITH ELA Open every Ev g til 10 ITS JUST DOWN THE HILL FOR ALL YOUR GIFT FLORAL NEEDS JL WERE HERE Juit a Slept Eest of St 1200 Fastback North End BPI SALES ft SERVICE Base Line Road Milton Sundays to it IS ALWAYS AND ITS ALWAYS HERE ON THE JOB YEARROUND All of us know the role of the Red Cross in time of disas ter Yet some people ask What does the Red Cross ever do for me Ill never need it You never know Lets hope you never do need disaster relief But look around you The Red Cross helps the people of this com munity day in day out with the blood bank swim ming and water safety lessons nursing programs hos pital volunteer services first aid instruction help for ser vicemen and their families Since the Red Cross is dedi cated to help all of us lets help the Red Cross Lets give generously ANNUAL FUND CAMPAIGN NOW IN PROGRESS GIVE GENEROUSLY TUESDAY MARCH 9th Is BLITZ DAY IN GEORGETOWN Please Be Ready With a Generous Contribution When The Volunteer Canvasser Calls At Your Door RED CROSS BLOOD DONOR CLINIC MARCH 8th DID YOU KNOW THAT OVER OF AIL MONEY RAISED IN OUR FUND CAMPAIGN IN CANADA IS SPENT ON TRANSFUSION SERVICE THIS APPEAL IS 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