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IN PRINCIPLE PAGE THE HERALD Wednesday May Further Gravel Mining At Li me house GOING GOING SPLASH EVER GET the desire to get even with a teacher Acton High School students got the chance to dunk teachers at the high schools spring festival held Friday Above this teacher Is In the go position Centre shes on her way Below she climbs out of the tank of water Other events Included a slave auction Ice cream eating contest and at night there was a sock hop Miss Spring Fever was selected Coaches Still Needed For Seven Soccer Teams By Haddy edema More players More teams add up to more coaches and managers More work for our executive We like to point out that our executive Is more than willing to take that extra load but what about the extra coaching and people to run the teams In recent years it was suggested at our general meetings to register coahces and managers first followed by a restricted player registration pending on the number of coaches and managers available This has been voted down year after year and rightly so every boy or girl should have a chance to play soccer but what about the people that feel so strongly about open registration Your No to our request to coach or menage Is con tradicting your vote at our general meeting This week we received word from two well known coaches Gary Splller and Gary Wallace that they were unable to serve our association this year as a coach due to work We are thankful for a good fob done but who Is willing to fake their place Maybe we should have second thoughts on open registration next fall But let us first try to make It click There are several people that nave taken charge of a team in order to get a team off the ground Their only problem Is that they are willing but know little about the game I praise these people and they are well recognized by our executive But we are still In need of eight from squirt and up three of them for our bantams I hope you will take note of this because beside all our home work to run this association the members of our executive are all actively in vOlved In coaching Some nave a boys team and a girls team not because they do not know what to do with their time but It is necessary and this should not be so SOCCER NOTES Toronto Metros of the North American Soccer League have announced that the GMSA will be invited to have one of their teams compete in one of the game exhibitions will be having before each of their home games This will an exciting afternoon or boys and their sup porters The Metros home games are played at Varsfty Ssdlum This year Toronto Metros of the NASL are opening their home schedule against a new Canadian entry In the league Vancouver White Caps Metros have provided Georgetown Minor Soccer Association with tickets available only through Ontarios Mln or Soccer Associations These tickets may be purchased from Joe 877 or for each value They will be on sale during the opening day schedule Any parent ana player coach or manager may purchase these tickets George Adams of Adams Photography will be with us Saturday May 11 all day to take color and block and white picutres of all teams playing that day The color will be made available to the players The black and white will be made available Joe Vugts and Mr Smedema represented Georgetown at the Spring assembly of the Ontario Minor Soccer Association held Saturday May 4 at Airport Hilton Hotel The recommended to us to to give full support to the Toronto Metros of the North American During a committee of the Hills council In to allow further gravel mining In The recommendation for the mining came from the general administration committees minutes Roy Booth chairman of committee noted that J Puff Ltd not its mining and rehabilitate the land at the present If If stopped mining on its land it would leave a steep dropoff which could not be terraced for development he said The materials are necessary and the majority of It Is used in region However Russell Miller iu p Increased mining He said that many of the area residents had complained about the excessive use of heavy trucks along the roads I understood that the quarry was ready to shut down and now it seems that itll be quite a few tears before it does If wo agree to he told the councillors I want to know what took place at the com meeting Mac Duff representing the company presented a brief to the two weeks ago outlining he reasons why It needed to expand to the extra 150 acres of land owned by Mines and another 50 acres belonging to Fred Brooks Weve been operating on our BEAUTIES FROLIC AFTER CONTEST Joining together after the final Judging all the beautiful young ladies do a version of the CanCan made famous In Gay The beauty contest was the highlight of the sock hop held at the Acton High School during the Spring Festival Many Families Leave Mark In Old School Enrolments Soccer League and encouraged us to supply the Metros with names of players between the age of and IB who are recognized as potential soccer Slayers The Metros will invite two mornings a week during the school holidays to train with the pros in Varsity Stadium In Toronto PEEL NEWS Georgetown teams par in the Halton and Peel league have the following games scheduled for May IS AT CEDARVALE May 7 Squirts Burlington A Mon May 13 7 30 Bantam vs Burlington AT THE HIGH SCHOOL May 14 7 Minor Atom vs Oakvllie Wed May Minor Mosquito vs Acton The executive of the and Peel Association has an nounced that fines will be levied against teams which have not submitted their team cards by Tuesday May 7 Also air players must have registration cards available at each game As the OMSA section of the players registration cards will not be forthcoming for a couple of weeks coaches and managers of Georgetown s representative teams should pick up the and Peel section of registration cards if they were submitted before Tuesday May 7 from our and Peel com missioner Dick Hendricks These sections will have to be exchanged for the OMSA sections once they become available The and Peel executive has been meeting on a more regular basis this year and Georgetown is being kept well informed througn at tendance by Dick and Haddy AND PEEL CRESTS Mr Kendrlcks the GMSA representation on the and Peel Association executive has announced that and Peel crests- will be available to teams once they are officially registered ONTARIO JUNIOR NEWS The Junior team in the Ontario Junior League has been sleeted and a list of players Is included In todays column The Junior Bs played an exhibition game on Sunday May against Clarkson Halton and Peel Junior Bs This was the first game of the season for the Georgetown team and as might be expected there something to be desired In their teamwork al though lots of Individual skills were displayed Coach Bobby Marshall and his boys will be working on these minor start of the problems and will be supplying a better brand of soccer once the season starts The result of their game was a victory Tom Hayes booting the decisive True Blues Assoc Meets happen Mr Duff explained mat of 536000 tons mined last year less than one percent went to Toronto with 4 percent used In Halton region There a a real shortage of materials in the region he told the committee I dont know what youll do around here for gravel in 10 to 15 years Miller Monday agreed mat the Macassa mine site Is an awful mess but he moved to the new land I realize that there Is a need for the material but Im wondering how far well go on this he said In agreement Len Coxc felt that tbe property would be better if Mr Duff mined and rehabilitated it However he did not like the addition of the acres of the Brooks farm Im concerned about the Region Body Looks At Housing Project House League Soccer Schedules SQUIRTS AT VODER Mon 15 Bombers vs United Tue 14 Canucks Giants Wed 15 15 Golden Hawks vs Eagles MINOR ATOM AT MOORE PARK Mon 13 Golden Jeta vs Hearts Tues 15 Thunderbirds vs Magpies Wed vs Tigers MAJOR ATOM AT MOORE PARK Mon 13 Falcons vs Bobcats 14 15 Grizzlies vs Dynamos MAJOR ATOM AT Wed is Checkers vs Colts MINOR MOSQUITO AT CEDARVALE Mon 13 15 Aces Wildcats 14 15 Phantoms vs Spitfires MAJOR MOSQUITO AT Tue 14 Olympic Owls MAJOR MOSQUITO At CEDARVALE Wed 15 15 Panthers vs Rangers Ontario government officials special closed meeting with Halton Region councillors Thursday to discuss the possibility of a new government lowcost housing project In the area Michael Warren deputy minister of housing and Margaret Scrivener for St David and parliamentary assistant to the minister of housing discussed the Ontario governments new project called the Ontario Housing Action This meeting was to get an understanding of the basic problems Involved Mrs Scrivener said after the meeting Well have some definite answers within the next two weeks Basically Its to provide more housing but of fering financial assistance to the municipalities Mrs Scrivener believed that the twohour discussion with the council very good and that the councillors were quite interested The next stage of the talks will be going to the area municipalities because they will decide whether they want to enter the program she added The ministry of housing selected a for the area Robert Holmes from Brampton He will be a liaison with the ministry and the regional or area municipalities Regional Chairman Allan Masson said the discussion and questions that followed the meeting were very in However the final approval for such a program has to come for the area municipalities he told reporters As a region we are con cerned with policing the area and providing services but the area municipalities have to decide whether they can afford an Influx of new residents Mr added that the ministry is talking about an Initial grant of per home to cover what the residents would eventually pay themselves The regular monthly meeting of Halton Pride No Loyal move to Lot a the Brooks True Blue Association was he added not held Tuesday April in the would pass the Niagara Oddfellows Hall with Mrs Escarpment Commission nor Chalmers presiding assisted the Municipal Board I by Mrs M Mills deputy think we should take the m process gradually and delete Initiation ceremonies were the Brooks property carried out for a new member Coun sykes added that Mrs Nancv Simpson they could approve the addition Plans were completed for the an fa Mr euchre and penny e end work out the to be held Friday May In later Esqueslng Community Hall The Degree Team will be attending a meeting of he newly formed Lodge In Niagara Falls on May 15 at which time the white and Friday is the final day for any scarlet degrees will be public reaction to Hydro towers exemplified by the team in the Parkway Belt through An Invitation to celebrate the recommended by 12th of July in was ihe Solandt Commission accepted and several mem The Hon Allan Grossman will be attending unity Secretary for Resources district meeting In Preston Development at Queens Park Tuesday May Toronto will accept letters of Notice of Provincial Grand protest Lodge which Is to be held In This will be the lost chance to in June was also oppose the route decided after received and delegates were public meetings were held by chosen the commission over last Application for a tag day to two years The hydro lines will FRIDAY IS LAST DAY collected will be sent to the Childrens Home In Richmond Hill Ontario HORNBY Successful Drive Brampton Musical Society To Present Fall Show PEE WEB AT A 15 Pirates vs Wolves Wed Jaguars vs Kings BANTAM AT SO Colts vs Nationals Wed 15 Trojans vs Arsenal JR GIRLS AT CENTENNIAL 13 Tomboys vs Butterflies 14 Super Girls vs Ladybugs Wed 15 Oiymplans vs Tomboys GIRLS AT CENTENNIAL Blue Bombers vs Green Dragons Red Rocket vs Golden Spurs Brampton Musical Society for the first time In Its year history will be presenting a fall show ThemuslcalLlttleMary Sunshine is a new show about an old operetta It Is gentle satire of the type of musical and played to capacity audiences In an off Broadway production for three years In i9S9 The show will have two new directors Dorean Doss who is in tne area for her musical ability and stage performances and Beverly Nicholas a new Acquisition from the The first rehearsal will be at Wednesday May is at the Civic Centre In the Band room The society welcomes new male and female voices to join In the production Anyone interested In joining the group should contact Chris Baker at 457 3594 or Margaret at The 197475 executive elected at the recent annual general meeting consists of president Margaret from Georgetown Ross Monroe vice president secretary Chris Baker treasurer Pat social and mem bershlp Marie and publicity Terry Rawlins Acton Students Work On Trail Acton High School will have SO students of the en vlronmental science course spend two days In the Bruce Peninsula repairing trails and he Trail Paul the course noted that students will work between Tobermory and Wlarton repairing trails cutting new paths and cleaning tip the area Members of the Bruce Trail Association will Instruct us as to what to do he said We decided to go to the north because they usually do not have trouble getting volunteers for tbe southern sections of the trail work for t North Trafalgar Euchre Club held Its weekly euchre party Saturday May There were rj eight tables of euchre in play with the prizes going to men Marie Peacock who played as A paper drive by the Grade gent Clare Wilson Jim pupils at Erin Union Public Hamilton and Roy South school Saturday morning was women Ruth South VI very successful according to Preston Myrtle Cunningham principal Bruce McPherson and Hazel Preston The next euchre game will be held Eight pupils collected the Saturday paper In Erin village with the of a garbage truck driven North Trafalgar Community by George Sweeney town held a successful euchre foreman The pupils collected party on Friday May 3 First two and a half tons of paper was won by Mildred Fish which sold for 50 to a and the second prize was won company in Brampton by Dorothy Dunn First prize This Saturday the pupils will was won by Harvey Dunn and hold a bottle drive In Erin May Sammlt won the second village to help money for prije who played as a man their trip to Ottawa In early The lucky draws were won by June Bottles should be left Eva Steen Dave Dowllng bundled or In boxes along the Mary Workman roadside before 10 30 in the Downs Lola Gladys morning Burke Dorothy The Grade pupils have and Bessie Dare collected of the estimated price of the trip They Birthday greetings are ex- tended to Mrs Harold Crozier return June who will celebrate her birthday May 10 and also to Donna as Break Birthday greetings are SnOW TO Meet also extended to Garry Hamilton who will celebrate May and also to nomeOWnerS Plant on the same A roadside meeting between Jim Snow for Anniversary greetings are East and ratepayer Lou extended to Mr and Mrs RR l Georgetown has been Cragg who will scheduled Saturday June 1 at ce their wedding 10 a May 15 The meeting is to discuss Mrs Hamilton maintenance problems Mr and eight other homeowners are having YOU know their private roadway located off slderoad The first windmills went up Mr hopes other over the low lying land of homeowners with private the century Less roadways will attend as well as than windmills survive members of Hills today about 300 of them In council working order Many names have passed through Georgetown public school In the more than 100 years of existence Now as Chape Street school it is the end of its life Immediately below are family names of children who attended the school during the Some spellings are debatable and It is suspected that two names are the same but spelled Incorrectly in one Instance Some names Allen Allan Bailey and Bailie are actually separate families In no way related Some names probably are omitted because old records can be notorious In their In completeness Abbs Allan Allen Austin Bailey Bailie Barclay Belisle Bell Bennett Bos well Bradley Brennan Brown Bulger Campbell Carrique Carson Christie Clarridgc Cleary Cleary Colling Copeland Cooper Corry Cousins Creech Crones Gulp Currle Davidson English Erwln Fowler Freeman Galbraith Godfrey Goodwin Godenow Guthrie Hoare Hume Hurst Husband Jackson Kerr Ketchum Langan Lindsay MacKeznle McKeznle Matthews Maw McDermid Mc- Cullough Mc Cormack McGavln Mcintosh McLeotJ McKay McMaster Moore Nixon Norton Orr Page Pitman Porteaus Beading Reld dell Rockwell Roes Rose Russell Ruston Ryder Ruddy Search Sherman Smith sparling Starr Sta thorn Standlsli Stewart Stull Sumbllng Swltzer Symons Taylor Thomas Thrlug Tyndall Unsworth Ward Watson Wheeler Wilson and Young OTHER PUPILS M Homer Miss Shirley Dawson Mrs JohnGoeble Mrs Clair Carberry Mrs Howard Easson D Magwood Aglen Mrs Leslie Anne Aglen Mrs Dorothy Green Mrs Marlon Cleave Mrs A Bye Mrs Norma Ferguson Miss Irene Kerr Miss Valerie White Miss Sandra D Wright Mclvor Jacobs Allen Mrs Ethel McClure Miss Mrs Jean Miss June Lyon Lenz Miss Molly Hepburn Heaver Harrison Mrs Julian Mrs Jack Thompson Mrs Tom Hunter Mrs Miss Mary Campbell Mra Cathy Hunt Miss Ruth McBrlde Mrs Peg Elliott Wm Park Mrs Sandra Park Mrs Kent Robinson Mrs J Silk W Edmunds Mrs Sallnea Doyle Mrs Evelyn Mrs Joyce Davidson D Macklson Miss Donna Sterrftt Mrs Mary Mrs Mary Miss Edna Moffolt Mrs Heather Snoddy Miss Powell Miss J Hen derson J Battersby Mrs S SomervlUe Mrs M Ibbltt Mrs S Beecham Mrs W Bowers Mrs Craig PRIMARY Ronald Bailey Keith Bain Ruth Baverstock Donald Bird Jim Black Betty Bernard Brill James Burns Philip Carney June Clarke Jean Dickie Frank Doyle Bill Brian Ferry Bertha Fryer Bernard Glllevet Harold Bernard Harold Gilmer Robert Hall Marjorle Harlow Kenneth Harrison Kenneth Hill Keith Huffman Peggie Kelly Jack King Marlote Lane Norman Long Malsle Bessie Mackie Doryne Mulholland Cllffor Norton June ONeill Donald Parker Doug Peck Brenda Robinson Jean Walter Sargent June Shepherd Herman Shepherd Howard Tresa Wilcox Tommy Wylle Helena Wilson Earl and Geraldlne Tyers 1M5 Violet Barnes Clarence Bousklll Ross Boyle Da I ores Clare Burns Grodon Clarke June Cofell Betty Cole Teddy Coleman Beth Connelly Joseph Ruth Glazier Eileen Grace Maurice Herbert June Paul Hilts Doris Bill Keith Huffman Kenneth Betty Hunter Billy James Irene King Douglas Latimer Joan Lyons Bessie Mackie Kenneth Marchment McGlll Bill McDonald Donald McMurchy Shirley Alice Murphy Pauline Norton Marie Ritchie Marion Ritchie Violet Fred Warnes David Williams Hugh Harold Carey Harold Barrow Lawrence Shortt Shirley Gordon Billy Anderson Isaac Bullivant Bobby Burns Cleave Richard Crichton Jean Cole Eleanor Cummins Mary Edward Doyle Lloyd Jane Early John Evans Myrtle Ethel an ton James Graham Hughes Phoebe Hunter Betty Henney Bobby Charlie Hill Jimmy Hilts Thomas Harlow Gordon King Kent ner Josephine George Latimer Joan Main Annabel Mackie Shirley Marchment Ronald Mendham Jack Muckart Doug Marshall Alberta Maynard Mary Mc Mary Louise Smith Doris Margaret Tripp Albert Tost Edith Mariea Wilcox Albert Whitney Everett Wilson Ivy Freestone 135 Mara Louis Brandford George Bailey Peter Bonfleld Jamie Carney Collier Bruce Collins Susie Colman Conn Audrey Dillon John Farmer Vivian Phyllis Grace Robert Haddell Doug Harrington Ross Hill Huffman Ethel James Alieen Jordan Velma Lane John Lerch Michael Lorusso Audrey Mitchell Jessie Murphy Islay McClure Helen McDonald Doris McDonald McQuarrie Alan Par ton Bruce Doris Jimmie Wood 13 Jamie Burns Bernard Brill Ronald Bailey June Clarke Frank Doyle BlUle Brian Terry Bertha Fryer Harold Bobby Hall Murray Hill Kenneth Hill Audrle Laird Malsle Lorrlman Earl Lerch Mulholland Clifford Norton Douglas Peck Donald Parker June Shepherd Nora Sparrow Elsie Stigger Alma Staple ton Geraldlne Tyers Helena Wilson Tommy Wylle Thersa Wilcox Philip Carney Shepherd Eleanor Hyde Jimmy Preston 1B37 Fay Barker Donald Terrence Barbara David Bowman Joan Bradley Harry Donald Burns Donna Castle Marilyn Chaplin Betty Clarke Donald Cofell Ann Crabtree Ruth Dillon Shirley Dobble Ronald Drake Donald Ford Pearl Glazier Harrington Dalores Herring ton William Hornby Bobble Huffman Mary Lou Huffman Ronald Lois Hunter Molra Keliey Benny Lorrlman Joyce McMillan Gerald Morrow Betty Mudle Marlon Mudle Jack Serymgeour Shepherd Gordon Hardman Dean Thompson Buddy Varey Weston Sarah Wiley Anne Vivian Douglas HUJ Ethel Lusty David Barber Grade 194041 Allan Bailey Paul Barber Grace Baxter Jacqueline Beaumont Terry Bludd June Bosklll Barbara Boyle Audrey Bradley Frank Carter Coles Gwenn Joan Dobble David Bobby J Donald Ford Marlon Grace Joan Harrison Joyce Herrington Jack Dorothy Lane Joan Latimer June Lusty Billy MacCormack George McClure Bobby McGlll Betty Mudle Marion Mudie Norma Olney Eileen Pruat Lawrence Mable Shepherd Bobbie Shepherd High School Quiz Show On Again By Larry It was announced last Thursday that High Quiz the academic quiz show run by two students at Georgetown High school and shown on Georgetown Cable TV would be discontinued This action was taken because unfortunately one of the two student organ Ire found It Impossible to continue contributing his time and ef forts towards tbe running of tbe show Thursdays announcement that High Quiz has been can celled brought protest from concerned students and teachers who said that High Quiz waa a program worth continuing as It provided the students with an opportunity to their intellect and it allowed the parents of Georgetown and the surrounding area to see exactly what sort of things their children are learning at high school A few students perhaps more concerned than the rest offered services in reviving the High Quiz As a result Georgetown High School and Cable Five are pleased to announce that High Quiz will continue as originally planned beginning next week The new group of producers of High Quiz headed by Jim Lynch will receive assistance from the former organizer and the Cable Five staff These people plan to run High Quiz just as before following original schedule except that it will be displaced for one week Tbe organizers at High Quiz would welcome any comments on High Quiz as a program that benefits the students of and the town of Georgetown Please write High Quiz care of Georgetown Community Television Main St S Georgetown Tryouts For Acton Ball Saturday Tryouta for the Acton rep teams will be held this Satur day and Sunday for all boys and girls In the following age groups SATURDAY Under years boys Atom M Z Bennett 13 so under years boys Squirt Prospect Park 30 under 13 years boys Pee Wee Prospect Park 30 under years boys Bantam Prospect Park 30 Under years girls Pee Wee Prospect Park 30 under 10 years girls Bantam Prospect Park 10 30 SUNDAY Midget Juvenile boys under 19 years prospect Pari 10 HOUSE LEAGUE PROGRAM T Ball will be run for the younger under eight years Three pitch will be in troduced to the Acton Squirt group under li yean Regular softball will be played by tha Pea Wees We have room In tbe bouse league for boys and girls In tbe atom squirt and pee class AUmurntadtuiyerigo