The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Ma rtinKistemaker Win Bridge Honours NOV 1972 Thirty four teams competed In the annual open pairs championship at Georgetown duplicate bridge club last week And when the evening Frank Martin and Gundi were champions Following them in the standings were Enid Ashworth and Sandy Dawson 2nd Evelyn Parker and Steve Heller 3rd Jane Reynolds and Bart Fisher Cam Sinclair and Campbell Muriel Allen and VI Nay or In the NorthSouth section it was Evelyn Parker and Steve 3rd Mike and Dick Fred Allen and Joe Maurer Jean Milner and Paul Art and Sid Heller In East West and Frank Martin were 1st Sandy Dawson and Enid Ashworth 2nd Jano Reynolds and Bart Fisher 3rd Phyllis Campbell and Cam Sinclair Barbara Wood and Fred Ivan Harris and Harry 6th Relne Dickson and Lois Barber Separate School Board Will Sponsor Teachers For Family Life Course Campsite in Esquesing For Bruce Trail Hikers Bruce Trail enthusiasts have the opportunity to enjoy the facilities of a campsite In with the completion of one at 22 Sideroad and Fourth Line on land owned by the Indusmln Quarry people Last summer the erection of a shelter on the Bill Cox farm owned by Consolidated Sand and Gravel Co Both the campsite and the shelter are connected to the main trail by blue blazed side trails The Bruce Trail Footnotes says that there has been same trouble resulting from the use of the Trail bv school groups involving garbage and vandal Ism It can be blamed upon Inadequate supervision Footnotes claims We recommend that parties on the Trail should include one adult for every five children The vandalism incident was par ticularly troublesome resulting In our having to close a section of the trail and reroute HOOK DP Footnotes also reports that the Acton Radial Trail has achieved a hook up with the Toronto section of the Bruce Trail Walkers on either trail can Just follow the blazes The Education Committee of the County Separate School Board has mended that the board sponsor up to 15 teachers for he Family Life Course to be held at St Jeromes College In Waterloo during the summer of Education Committee chairman Don Hill advised the trustees that the summer program will be limited to applicants Trustees were briefed on the rote of the board present six Family Life resource teachers and an outline of the duties of Family Life resource teachers is to be forwarded to each trustee If teachers complete the course next summer at Waterloo there will then be one Family Life resource teacher for each of the County Separate Schools Family Life resource teachers work under the direction of the Family Life Consultants and the school principal toward the and integration of the Family Life program within the school to which they are Duties include staff visual aids bulletin board displays etc to develop desired attitudes within the SPIEL WINNERS GET OIL PAINTING at the North Halton Curling Club Saturday Bea Em front row left presented the oil to the winning rink of Helen Ar centre Gcofreda right Hilda Hoyt back row left and Bonnie Boyer back row right RECREATION IS MAIN ITEM Continued from Page She is critical of raising recreation money from a lot levy on new construction In troduced this year and would fight to repeal this She compared recreation facilities today with those when she came to town No theatre no Rose Room now she said The same arena and swimming pool Theres nothing for our young people Fred Harrison Ward 1 candidate said he started in I95S to do something for Georgetown with participation in minor hockey And I dont Intend to stop elected or not he said He said council had erred In a situation where the Canadian Legion pulled out of spon of Saturday morning hockey and in its handling of the fire department this year He criticized a bylaw which keeps people in the Ann Street area from making to their homes He would improve a dangerous intersection at Mountainvlew and River Drive and wants sidewalks for this busy area Ernest Hyde seeking re election as a Ward 1 councillor said that while many can didates are promising a recreation complex which may be desirable and an eventual goal But to support this at present shows a lack of forethought and planning he said There is the question of traffic and parking I suggest recreation faculties should be spread throughout town Be said the Recreation Committee has investigated a swimming pool which the town could construct at the high school as has been done in Burlington and that It can be done without a capital cost which would be a burden to taxpayers In a question period he said the town needs all types of residential development in cluding apartments but I wouldnt want Georgetowns skyline to look like Bramp tons CONTEST IN WARD Like Ward there are six aspirants for the two Ward 2 council seats Michael Armstrong said he has no criticism of the present council and congratulated them for their efforts I make no pre election promises which could come back to haunt me later he said I would like an op portunity to serve my ward and my town He Is concerned with roads recreation sewage ex tension but realizes things must be looked at In proper perspective he said Questioned on industrial- commercial ratio he is a believer he said I spend most of my money driving into Toronto for recreation and entertainment said candidate Tony Corbett who biggest aims is a new arena Four year ago I proposed to the Recreation Committee a plan to raise runds for this and council said it was not In position to endorse a campaign then Four years later Im still waiting he said He said there Is dire need or communication between council committees and tax- have enough service clubs that If they put their heads together they could raise more than a million dollars he said He said council should come up with a much better plan for the older part of Georgetown than it has in the proposed toning by law Lets scrap this which tells us where we are going to put high rises he said Im against all real estate men running for council he added Answering a question he said It is tune road and sidewalk work Is done In the older sec HZ answered a ratepayers question about cost with million dollars the questioner said a new Aurora arena bad cost more than that Mr Corbett said that had raised 200M towards their recreation to A farmer John tlons of his ward like Nor mandy Byron Shelley and Prince Charles Wm Hunter a former town reeve and county warden Is seeking office in Ward He was a member of council which introduced subdivision control by law which set fees for developers he said He would reconstruct the remaining unimproved high way strip through town favours a second arena and swimming pool if finances are available and would enlarge the sewage disposal Continued on Page Jo favour candidate and of a sports Did You Know AFTER THE LAST ELECTION Mr Morrow as Finance Chairman raised Taxts mills unnecessarily as proven by the thousand dollar surplus On a recorded vote he voted opposed to the ex tension of the sewage disposal plant He Instigated councils decision to raise the council fee to thirty dollars per meeting He was on the County Council Committee who put through a motion to pay three thousand per annum regardless of attendance He has been absent from more meetings than any other councillor Furthermore County Council decided to pave Road before Mr Morrow went to County Council and the reserve fund was created before Mr Morrow lived in Georgetown Vote Elliott Reeve SUPPORT BILL RANNACHAN CALL877197B Wm Bill Rannachan COUNCILLOR WARD 2 Bill will work for the NEEDS OF PEOPLE A planned Recreation Complex A closer liaison between Council and residents of town Quarterly meetings of Ward residents to discuss your needs and Ideas FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL VOTE CF Tat Patterson lor DEPUTY REEVE ESQUESING TOWNSHIP Your home and mine are In Your Interests and mine are In I am experienced In Council work as well as business and would like the opportunity to look after yours PLEASE SUPPORT PAT PATTERSON DEC school attitudes within the school such as cooperation politeness respect for the rights of others and love and for oneself and others STUDIO 1 ACTING PUBLIC SPEAKING Voice Speech Movements Improvisation Private Tuition Group Sessions 8771591 12V2H0Z tin to page Youll find more of the right prices More than the price is right DEC Dont Forget To Vote on December Your Vote Is Solicited Don Russell WITH PUB1K Will Work For ADEQUATE WATER at Reasonable Rates 8772751 ELECT Russell Miller FOR REEVE years municipal experience A vote for Russell Miller Is a vote for dependable representation and a keen sense of responsibility to the electorate INFORMATION OR TRANSPORTATION 8776619 COMMUNICATION RECREATION SENIOR CITIZENS EDUCATION For more In formal Ion Prion Vote EL JONES COUNCILLOR WARD 3 FOR PROGRESSIVE PLANNING FINALIZATION OF PLANS A MORE INFORMEDCOMMUNITY VOTE TO ELECT Malcolm H Freeman COUNCILLOR ESQUESING TOWNSHIP the store for the better things in life Travel A new car New house It takes a lot of planning to ac quire the better things in life Thats where we can help at Niagara The cash store With a personal loan up to or more Or a mortgage to And the kind of financial planning that makes it all possible Want to talk it over Were ready largest allCanadian consumer loan company th phon boob office