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Residents Say Hydro Lines Will Disrupt Their Lives about a third of the farm so that Brown This rally makes roe he must reconsider his future ratA In fact it makes me boil Machinery and fences have to The between the Although the precise location them tor e lots especially snow of the hydro power lines has not go oyer top of their bo frontage lota he con- Mr Browns year old son been finalized It is a certainty res or adjacent to It We I believe that if Ted Is proud to carry on the that the will run bet- J in said Mr Karn takes a lot they should pay for family heritage but feels be grounded the grain crops and fifth Georgetown ween the fourth and fifth lines m completing the It by the going lot price so we now that the will d and cattle are affected and a lines expect the Hydro to come in Georgetown construction of his house but can be adequately com- host of difficulties to their negotiate Home owners feel threatened ha to sellout and farmers feel powerless Ii JV Is a against the Hydro oth SS two acre Although only two per of between the fourth and fifth line of Ontario suited of ietten along the slderoad Our for agriculture the rich area a will abut the hvdro from Belleville to Windsor and m form letters Csald sTwelnav jn An which added little consolation tower our norm toOwen Sound delivers consolation per cent of Canadas CASEY BOSS owns a 100 a window Mr McLai THIS CENTURY old acre farm along the filth Georgetown belongs to Fred J Brown Pounded In 1828 the farm is bisected by the boundary line between fourth and fifth town lines which is the proposed hydro line route through Georgetown and The Brown family eels that a bit of heritage will be destroyed by the towera and that their farm and livelihood will suffer agricultural products form along the line A pork believes that the hydro doesnt Mr John Schneider of 2 producer Mr Boss and his son care about public feeling Acton a spokesman for the alio grow asparagus and corn Although the towers will be Interested Cituens of North The government Is not outside my door hydro doesnt Wellington believes honest said Mr Boss I ask me my feelings Hydro that the Hydro made a moat believe that the hydro and the instead confers with the land regrettable presentation to the government lie They owner on whose property they area residents A well In- Information bo these hearings sit even though he cant see the formed citizen Mr Schneider are just a waste of time and lines from his house he ad- has wrilten letters to Ontario taxpayers he added energy minister Mr Boss also feels that the Mr McLarty feels that conducted hydro is not offering enough although the citizens failed in meetings and represented money for the farm land They having the route changed there farmers and nonfarmers in the ore trying to get this land for was some satisfaction In Georgetown area said They just voicing public opinion We One of Mr Schneiders major dont give a hoot moved to the country want to move from here esaid but these On the one wlU an Ihe thev are aesthetic effect on JACK owns then thev run the lines rinht towtti line He has about through prime agricultural will just bother aomeone ebe horses and head of cattle land and accelerate its HAROLD BROWN farms This business nothing new destruction The hydro acres along the 4th line He and Je said it has been going on hasnt made any compromises his sons grow corn hay barley years as far as 1 can see and raise Theres BENTON farms in BILL is a along the fourth who lives on the nth J llne the llneB He and his wife have only been living In their home for three P years ago The hydro than anyone eke does month The house on the there Is nothing I 4th and boundary It ftSiSfta bout it but wait and BALLIN AFAD wiH not farms acres with his son along the fifth His family has been on the land since Mr and Mrs Lloyd Marshall GEORGE SHARPLES own motored to Kincardine on acres along slderoad Tuesday of last week They hobby farmer with a few head when his great great grand- went to visit Mrs Marshalls of cattle Mr Sharpies and his father started farming The cousin Miss Lillian family enjoy their quiet home century old farm is in danger of is a patient in Kincardine and hove plana for building being physically scarred for THIS HOUSE belonging to Mr and Mrs Bill Karn on 17th Georgetown is situated between the fourth and fifth town lines The Karns who have only been living in their home for about three months fear that they will be forced to sell it when the hydro lines are built LEGION NOTES BYROMATIMPSON Like a good many of you Ive been away on holidays and havent been around the branch to pickup any news to report I waa fortunate in finding a friendly couple in the cottage next to us though and as It turned out he is a Legion member and his wife la an auxiliary member so we had several conversations regar ding our branches Frank and Betty Schwab belong to branch New TorontoHumber Bay and are very active in their branch Frank Is also an active Lion and has been president of this very fine service organization We parted company inviting each other down to our respective branch Were going to meet at the fountain on Warriors Day and they hope to make It up around Ashgrove way for the International Plowing Match windup We also had the pleasure of a visit from a former member of our branch none other than that sweet lovable character Jack Cuthbert Well the character part is true anyhow Jack hasnt changed at all and it was just great seeing him again after a few years Jack a member at but now active in Legion He how everyone was and said to say hello to his many friends At this time of year with so many folks travelling to other towns and cities the Legion is one of the first places you look for upon arrival You know It is a place where you are going to be made welcome and In some cases you have a chance to renew old acquaintances Most towns have a legion and In the larger cities there are two three and even four legions hard at work In over 2000 communities working for young and old alike with their Air Cadet leagues and track and field activities plus essay contests to their Senior Citizen housing units and hospital work There are over 400000 members auxiliary members in Canada About In halls and over one and a half million dollars a year spent on community programs Now you begin to get the pic ture of why the legion is the Integral pari of its community and the back bone of the real Canada Scratch the surface of any town and youll find the legion serving others Car Club Winn en Week No Gob Collier No 495 Peggy Crichton No Don Wilson No Norm Long No King No 127 Paul Ward Friday Night Steak Win ners July Bob An derson Jim 2 Ev Patterson Bob Burns Noel Cloutier Helen Cloutler Carol Mann Saturday Night Bingo Win nersSat July Norm Ward Bill Grelg and Ab Larocque split the second game B Jones and Larocque and split the full house Congratulations to all Hove you Jimmy Murphys new address in the hospital Jim is on the second floor Room 274 Chedoke Hospital Building Hamilton Ont There are cars being organized on the weekends to goand see Jim Look on bulletin board for further particulars I am glad to report that those of our comrades who were sick in hospital are now home and coming along nicely Glad to see Gord Held up and around And the rest of you the same advice to you and hope to see you around the branch when are better Our Pipe Band will be In Brampton on Aug If you are following their whereabouts as so many are Buses will be available for members and their families that are going to the C NE on Saturday Aug 17 The cost this year Is age 12 and over TicketsareavailableattheBar where you will sign for them AUXILIARY NEWS Well as the saying goes Its nice to go away but Its nicer to come home A very true statement While away I had a visit from a former member Ethel Cuthbert and her mother Mrs Elizabeth one of our favorite members Hydro has not yet ap proached any of the area residents to negotiate land transactions E Is keeping well and also a busy gal selling Real Estate Ethel keeps up to all the news through the local newspapers and says hello to all her friends Met up with Lome also while away and a lot of the ladies will remember Lome as they have danced to his very fine selection of records at many dances and receptions In our hall Lome asks to be remembered to all his friends that he has met over the years and unfortunately for us he not ploying at as many dances aa in the past Perhaps we can coax him down from the resort area later on Friends Say Farewell On the evening of the of July a going away party was held for Mr and Mrs Richard and Dorothy Moffat at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Sanderson Orchard Blvd Georgetown A delightful supper was enjoyed due to the generosity of the guests who consisted of Mrs Nellie Mr and Mrs D Dolg Mr and Mrs Robertson Mr and Mrs Strange Mr and Mrs W Miller Mr and Mrs B Mid- dleton Mr and Mrs W Fisher Mr and Mrs B Boyle Mr and Mrs J Armstrong Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs E Thompson Mr and Mrs Davidson Mr and Mrs Mitchell Mr and Mrs McDonald Mr and Mrs W G Collier Mr and Mrs Peters and Miss Eve Clarke During the course of the evening Dick and Dorothy were presented witha silver tray and sherry glasses They will be residing In the vicinity of Napanee ana will be starting a lumber and building supplies business at Newburgh We wish them every success In their new venture Traffic Victim A Kitchener man became the third traffic accident vfctim of 1974 fallowing a collision on Saturday July feet east of of Int 38 Camp- be 11 Rd on highway Garry W age 36 10 Conway Dr Kitchener On tario was pronounced dead on arrival at the Milton District Hospital General Hospital Visiting with the Marshalls this past Sunday were Mr and Mrs Jim Miller and family of Toronto and Mr and Mrs John Mr and Mrs Ivan Bird Ashley and Helen are enjoying having relatives visiting them from England Mrs Birds parents Mr and Flint from Nottingham arrived last Thursday to three weeks here On Saturday afternoon a disastrous storm struck the Ballinafad area Hail atones as large as golf halls came down with terrific force and played havoc with the crops and gardens The storm lasted quite some time Moat of the tender greens are in shreds end some of the peas were shelled from the pods The flower gardens took a terrible beating too The Junior farmers held a dance In the community centre on Friday evening It was fairly well attended and a good time enjoyed by all Mr and Mrs Arthur Klntt of 2 Erin were honored guests at a party held in the Ballinafad community centre on Saturday night They were celebrating their silver wedding an niversary Family friends and neigh bors were present to congratulate the couple and wish them many more happy years together Many relatives from the community were invited to attend the reception at dance at the Acton Meadows Golf and Country Club on Saturday evening It was the bride and groom of Saturday namely Miss Linda Klrkwood and Herb Osborne whose wedding took place earlier that afternoon Sorry to hear of the serious car accident to Jerry Buchanan It happened while driving through dense fog on Friday night when the car he was driving missed a turn at the bottom of a steep hill along fourth line at He along with his two companions suffered head Injuries and were taken to a Toronto hospital We sincerely hope for a complete recovery soon Misa Heather Kirkwood has returned home after spending a pleasant holiday at Algonquin park Winifred Smith ami mm Take natural gas water heaters for a speedy recovery another houe for their children l In the future Its something 1 fhe hydro could have that cant be helped sold Mr over leas productive Sharpies but Its a damn land Mr Brown sold I went nuisance My major beef Is to the meetings and supported that hydro wont give enough ray but now I think BINGO THURSDAY NIGHT at 800 pm HOLY CROSS PARISH HALL REGULAR GAMES ID PER GAME OTHER SPECIALS JACKPOT 55 Numbers will he said 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