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the HERALD WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 174 Home Newspaper of Hills SO per year Single Copy iftecn Cents Boys death ends sixth birthday party pians Just four days before he was to join his friends and family In celebrating his own sixth birthday Peter Smith the son and Mrs Howard Smith was killed instantly when struck by a car near his home Thursday The accident cording to a number of in the early residents of that closely evening as he rushed knit village the accident across Highway to help will be a long time being his brother deliver forgotten papers Moving from the Peter had been a area of his Draper Street Grade One student at home the young boy did George Kennedy Public not see a car travelling School eastward from He was born in Georgetown Quebec and Police have totally lived there one and one ruled out any negligence half years before his on the part of the driver of father moved to Norval car Involved He had three brothers The victim a father Stephen Paul and Mark Rev Smith is minister of ana one sister Susan the Norval and Union Presbyterian Church Funeral services The Smiths have resided were held Saturday They in for the past four were conducted by Rev and one half years Smith first cousin Rev Peter was a well Donald assistant liked youngster in the minister of Maple Avenue community and Baptist Church Released on bail following murder Roseanne Brown was released on ball Monday following a provincial court appearance in Burlington Mrs Brown is scheduled to appear in Milton provincial court today to face a charge of noncapital murder Acton Ontario Provincial Police charged Mrs Brown after the shooting death of her husband OPP constable Paul Brown Ave home In Acton November Brown died of gun shot wounds and was pronounced dead at the scene after staggering from his home to the front lawn of a neighbor home damages in accidents Total damages exceed to automobiles Involved in accidents this past week in the Georgetown area A car owned by William Knight of 20 Mountainvlew Rd received damage when struck while parked at the Georgetown arena Sunday Seventy five dollars damage was done to the other car driven by Allan of Park Avenue The Lawr car was leaving a parking spot along the retaining wall when the cident occurred Moody of Dawson Crescent and Dorothy Hilts of Beaver Street were involved in a collision on Street resulting in damages of to the Moody Car and to the Hilts vehicle A rear end collision did an estimated damage to a car driven by Sidney of Glen Williams Wayne Lester Carey received damage to the car M was driving Road was th scene of an accident that did MOO damage to the car driven by Adrian Vansterc The collision look place on the hill located at the intersection of River Road and Mountainvlew The other car owned by Ron Hawkins received damage as It came up over the hill while the Vansterc vehicle was crossing the roadway Into a drive on the left side of street Four hundred dollars damage was done to car owned by James Crawford when the driver lost control of the vehicle and ended up on the lawn of Maple Avenue Baptist Church Damages amounting to 1 dollars were Incurred by Dennis Markle of 145 Raylawn Crescent The accident as the vehicle made a left turn at and Mill Streets The other car driven by Janet received In damages IN HYDRO PLANS Coxe accuses province of turning deaf ear Region planning committee will not be Idly sitting by while Ontario Hydro forges ahead with plans to cut a wide swath through par is of Halton Hills with Its new transmission corridor The committees objections were presented last week despite the fact that the route has already received cabinet approval The provincial government acceptance came after a number of public meetings held by both a special commission and consultants hired by Hydro to assess public reaction and recommend the best route Halton Hills councillor Len Coxe has accused the provincial government of turning a deaf ear to com plaints from local citizens Thevdidn changes at all to please people or appease them They Just bulled their way through because they have the power councillor Coxe said regional meeting They arc swiping the land Mr Watson pointed out that part of the route goes along the province recently established Parkway Green Belt Land along the route has devalued because of Its new development designation and Hydro Is now able to snap It up cheaply Mr Coxe added that the government refusal to give in to the local municipalities demands will not stop the planning committee or himself from continuing to disagree with the route Beyond their disagreement with the placement of the route regional councillors from both north and south ends of have also expressed displeasure with the type of tower proposed Councillors hove asked the province and No real demand for Christmas help As yet the Georgetown Post Office Is the only one seeking additional help through the 1 The larger malls in Bramp ton have placed their request for additional personnel well ahead of the anticipated rush With the new office open five days a week centre Is always willing to try and locate seasonal positions for those seeking employment Looking for a Christmas job According to Canada Man power there are very few as yet Mr Orville J Kctcheson area supervisor for Canada Manpower reports that few Georgetown merchants have asked for extra Christmas help to handle the annual rush Many employers recall last years staff to help with the ftpnunnnl Said Mr Hydro to use pole towers In stead of the more awkward looking lattice towers for that section of the corridor north of Highway and crossing the Escarpment Milton Mayor Anne said that the pole towers are easier for farmers to live with and are half the height of lattice towers Planning committee also wonts an overall detailed landscaping reforestation and screening program below the Escarpment to hide the poles and transformers from view along the open flat area The committee Is very In that the corridor land should be available for recreational use where prac Ileal The entire line the committee also felt should be considered for future burial That suggestion however has been disputed by regional staff who feel that burial is not possible at the present The staff recommended that It had no major objection to the route but that was Shortly over ruled by the councillors DEE playing the wicked Queen disguised as an apple peddler prepares to grab Snow White played by Stacy i apple finally does the trick but If you con keep secret the play has a happy ending insi Ida Hill THOUSANDS of boots skates skis and people turned up at the annual ski and skate exchange held Saturday at the new offices at St Andrew United Church Mountainvlew Let it snow Im ready I Halton Hills First Lady The communities of Glen Williams and Georgetown mourn the passing of Hills First Lady the wife of Mayor Tom Hill Ida Hill of Glen Williams died unexpectedly Sunday morning at Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital following a recent Illness Regarded by friends as a quiet living wife and mother Mrs Hill a community in volvement was limited to church activities She was a member of the St Anglican Church where she was married to Thomas J Hill on February 1940 She belonged to the St Albans Ladles Guild and before her marriage was affiliated with the True Blue Lodge Born in Acton Feb 1904 daughter of Joseph and Mary McMenemy she lived part of her girlhood on a farm in before moving to the Glen where she has spent moat of her life She worked for a number of years at the Beaumont Knitting Mills in Glen Williams Besides her husband she Is survived by a daughter Mary Eleanor living at home three sisters Marie Mrs Day Annie Mrs William Bailey Helen Mrs C and two brothers Joseph and John Funeral Services were scheduled to be yesterday at St Alban Anglican Church In Glen Williams with the Rev Rick Rugglc officiating He was Rev Ho old Llewellyn St Michael a Anglican Church Hamilton Interment was at Glen Williams Cemetery Pallbearers were family friends Hiram Koeslag Lome Garvin Dclmar French and Gordon Inglls and nephews Joseph and James Bailey Members of the Hills council and heads of staff were honorary pallbearers Because of Mrs death Hills council meetings scheduled for Monday and Tuesday evenings were con celled A NEW COACH FOR THE RAIDERS Not yet There have been problems See all the Raiders news this week on the first of four sports pages page LIBERATION HITS THE NIGHT SCHOOL Our picture feature this week looks at the activities at night school at Georgetown and District High School Take a look on page 12 WHATS YOUR ATTITUDE ON DRINKING AND Gerry takes an interesting hard look at these very important problems of society on page WEVE GOT THE HOCKEY SCHEDULE Finally we got the schedule for the up coming minor hockey See page 8 NORTH FROZEN That S the claim made by two Halton HillB councillors Why Who doing if The answers are on page DO YOU FLUNK FOOD to a nutritionist speaking to a number of local women s groups last week many Canadians do flunk food The story on page OUR NEW NOISE BYLAW IS UNSOUND So says a Herald editorial on page How bout our new cartoonist