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OConnors Ottawa Mr Georgetowns New Riding charies Trott opens plant Makes Little Sense CONNOR Redistribution the scourge of all politicians has struck again Membersof Parliament who hove won election have come to understand the history loyalties and problems of the people of a defined piece of Canada More important people are familiar with their Member his capabilities and accessibility The disruption of this arrangement as little as possible seems desirable for both points of view However the more important requirement of maintaining approximate equality of riding across the country thus insuring representation by population overrides these considerations Redistribution necessary to take into account shifts in growth and decreases in population occurs every 10 years following our decennial CUT IN HALF The proposed changes for Helton riding announced last week are drastic The riding would be cut In halt along and the southern portion to be called would gain Strcetsvillc and some surrounding territory But the north including Georgetown Acton Erin and would be lumped together with everything on the bast West and Last Luther and Mono Townships on the north and Maryborough Township in Wellington County on the West Into the new riding of Wellington This conglomeration of townships and towns seem A LOOK AT RIDING 81 The proposed federal riding of Wellington would include Georgetown and Designated on the riding map as No St Wellington would include parts of four counties Wellington feel and I In lion and embrace a population of 3 Sharing the riding with Georgetown and using would be Acton Amaranth West Last lulher Wet Luther Mono Grand Valley Caledon Lost make little sense they don I share a common geography a single large central population tenlrc or similar history or problem It would cut across and Include parts of tour counties obliterating former county boundaries It appears to be what was lell over after the boundaries of homogeneous units like Oak Peel and Perth ridings decided It would to me that if Oak ville and Milton alone were not large enough for a single riding this new riding should not have been extended Into Peel an extremely growing suburban area The extension should hove been north perhaps along lines of the present I- provincial riding The name and county affiliations of could have been preserved The task of the com mlssionaires is lough one and I can sympathize with them Any change in any one riding would likely require changes in a lorgc number of surrounding ones Push down one domino and they all go Wit I ASSIST The commission will be holding public meetings in Toronto on February to hear representations from In t crested persons If or group of people wish to attend preparation and filing of material Some random thoughts the name or is an historic one having been a federal riding since Confederation Its a shame it could not be retained I can know whelhcr and Milton will be too happy to be known as the riding of Oak If you have problem idea comment criticism or if you simply wish to get In touch with me please stop by or call my Hiding office at Road rout Oak Troll 1 has founded Charles Machining and Repair In the Ingle Ford Machinery and Equipment premises lust cast of the High way corner He was with Zenith Tool and Die until November when it ceased ope rations Mr Trott apprenticed with Bristol Aero Co Bristol Fn gland as an experimental machinist working on major components for the aba ion I which at that time was the largest plane In he world and on Ihe first jet engine The BALL1NAFAD Olympus by mat com A fellow apprentice was Wally who was associated with St Georges Anglican Church in Georgetown and recently became rector of an Anglican church in Ottawa Charles came to Canada in 1951afterbeinghlred in Britain by Engines He worked In Ihe experimental machine shop at niton until Block Friday then Joined the A Ian Aircraft company in Georgetown where as all trades he did machining fitting and publicity photo from that time until November His many emergency repairs for local businesses ana in us tries earned him the name Mr Makedo and mend One emergency had me repairing the system at disposal plant and the next fixing the dough paddles for Bakery he told The Herald Hut the most in teres and unusual Job in machining wedding bands He said a couple passing through town on an around the workflow wanted their wed dings rings machined so that the bark of an Australian tree under which they met could be inlaid had tried many places around the world and no would even attempt Mr said Luck must have been with me because the Job was successful and a happy couple continued their trip The new firm Is fully organized to accept prototype or batch work THURSDAY JAN if GIVE US A TRY Community Centre Jammed As Village Welcomes Residents on the Line in the area have seen many serious accidents of late The latest one happened on Boxing Day in front of Don Browns home It resulted in the death of a young woman and her husband Is in serious condition in General hospital They were a couple Mr and Mrs Norman Tobias or The occupants of the other car were from London Ontario and were less seriously injured Many happy returns to Susan Connor who celebrates her Sin birthday on Thursday Jan Mr and Mrs Paul Metcalfe have moved Into their new home near Erin and were happy entertain friends and members of their families during the holiday season Mr and Mrs Brian Cose rove have moved into the house formerly occupied by the Metcalfes We extend sympathy to Mr and his nan in the loss of Mrs who died suddenly at her homo December A capacity crowd was on hand at the community centre on night to welcome in Come to Chun CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH in Line Services 4 REV A J VANDENPOL Listen to CHIN Dial BACK TO GOO HOUR Sundays a Also CHIC Dial 30a Baptist Church AS a m Church School a Morning Worship Evening Fellowship Lutheran Church Windsor Road at Carole St Rev Harold Patter Sunday School 45 a GEORGETOWN ALLIANCE CHURCH Evangelical Centennial Public School Minister J Phillips Telephone B77 School Morning Worship Evening Service AT ST ANDREW Georgetown Pentecostal Church Main St N Rev m Sunday School Communion Service Evangelistic Service Wed Special Prayer Meeting Everyone Heartily Invited MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH I MAPLE AVE E GEORGETOWN PASTOR REV LOHNE5 I ORE THOUGHT The best way to BREAK a habit Is to DROP It NEW SERVICE TIMES 10 IS am Unified Family Sunday School a Worship Hour JO Evening Fellowship Service A friendly welcome you in our church Knox Limehouse Presbyterian Church REV PETER BARROW B KNOX CHURCH Corner of Main and Church Georgetown MORNING SERVICE 11 CHURCH SCHOOL a NURSERY CARS MORNING SERVICE m St Georges Church ANGLICAN Guelph Street Rtctor The Ravd Gallagher A S THE FEAST OF THE EPIPHANY- JAN a The Holy Eucharist 30 a The Holy Eucharist a The Holy Eucharist Nurttrvi Church School a and a m Encouraging Sign 25 Fewer Welfare Hampers Distributed Fifty five families In town trimmings toys clothing Christmas Weirarc and lacing a bleak delivered to them the Saturday which comprises many groups Christmas had the happy before Christmas who combined to prevent surprise of a Christmas bosket It was the result of the efforts overlapping welfare at the brimming with turkey Ihe of the Georgetown Community season With names provided by the RR2 Norval Man was I Legion Rotary Toronto Twp Deputy in churches bought turkeys A farmer all his life at Port Ethel Weston A pothered Ihe canned goods the Si SiLi i and sister died In toys and clothing and Charles Albert died packed them In former In Georgetown hospital on R conducted the liquor store on Mill Street December He was funeral service at the this year the fund was Son of Albert and Mary Home headed by Mrs Osborne he was Member with interment son who took over from Walter born at Strcetsville and at fo S John AngJIcon Gray He resigned this year I Cemetery Dixie alter beading the group since public school Pallbearers were Cat its inception J i Paul Till Georgetown Ken A hopeful sign this year was Arthur the decrease In number of Clifford Rogers families in need a drop of in farming at BR lie Frank Kcalcs number of baskets Sera ycrrlohn ul Anglican Church Dixie and alter moving here attended St Paul Anglican In early forties he was councillor and then deputy reeve of Toronto Township fie was past master of Cooksvllle Orange Lodge No 11B1 with which he ho a been affiliated for over fifty years Fruit growing and market gardening were hi life interest and people came from far and near for his produce and he made friends with them all He leaves a brother John of and sisters Mrs Norman Susan Street svllle Mrs Mabel and Mrs the new year Music for dan provided by a disc Jockey Selections were played lo suit bath young folk and couples not so young During the evening refreshments were served consisting of Kentucky fried chicken salads and rolls Jclio and assorted cakes were on the menu for dessert Balllnafad Community Centre Board who sponsored the dance were pleased that the party was a success Mr and Mrs Leo Jamleson had their family home for Christmas Mrs also spent Christmas with Leo his wife and family Miss Sheila Jamleson left on New Years night for Toronto for further studies otter spending the holidays with her parents here Mr and Mrs Lloyd Marshall spent New Year with Mr and Mrs John Iolo and family in Winifred Smith Social Personal Larry and Teresa and their children Trina and Wade flew from Calgary to spend Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs C Scott Maple Ave and his parents Mr and Mrs Fletcher of Acton The Scolts had a party Ihe Saturday before Years It was a Joint farewell party for the young Fletchers and a birthday party fortheScott sson David who is twenty two Mrs Audrey Scott of 12 Church St visited her Mrs William McCioud in Toronto during the holidayi Mr Wilton was also a guest at Mrs home Oakvilles Largest BINGO 5200 urcEiriv available WEEKLY in prizes 730 Early Birds Regular Games 50 FREE GAME WIN A 1973 CAR IN 55 NUMBERS CAR ON DISPLAY AT BINGO SPECIAL GAMES COMFORTABLE SEATING ADMISSION PER PERSON 2 FREE CARDS Every Monday Night GALAXY CLUB NEAR HOLIDAY INN AMPLE FREE PARKING BUS SERVICE TO REAR PARKING LOT ALL PROCEEDS FOR YOUTH AND COMMUNITY WORK OAKVILLE OPTIMIST CLUB J i Mill liixlu The Herald Phone TORONTO BY BUS Low Tares Good Any Day One Way so Return 85 BUY AND SAVE MONEY GEORGETOWN TORONTO 10 RIDES 2 WINTER TIME TABLE January REGULAR SERVICE UNCHANGED m cxc Sat Sun a cue Sun rrt Sat EXPRESS 11 Sundays a Centre FOR COMPLETE SERVICE TO KITCHENER LONDON OWEN SOUND See Time Table No Tickets and Information Georgetown West Moore Park Texaco Telephone East Delrex Plaza Restaurant iphonoB77vt9J BEANS PORK FLOUR SOLID White Tuna Dole BANANAS While Sugar FACIAL TISSUES macaroni spaghetti Frozen Food Specials CI GREEN BEANS 3i 3 LOIN OF PORK ROASTS till AVERAGE HI 79 LOIN PORK CHOPS Toilet Tissue 48 HACK Of A MOW I IS DANISH MUM CHEESE ORANGE JUICE White Bread Jin Quality Service and Value all at IGA IGA lucky Shopper Mrs Noel Reynolds Albert St