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Georgetown Jaycees mark twentieth birthday While the Georgetown the are offering an Club ices Its open Invitation to anyone anniversary cake another interested in taking the local organization Is passing a significant milestone of its Hoi ton County politicians and local businessmen gathered at the Georgetown Legion HallJan 27 for the Inauguration of the Georgetown Junior Chamber of Commerce Twenty years later the same organization now simply referred to as the Jaycees continues to make significant contributions to the community as a whole and Georgetown businesses The local organization has regularly published a community business directo ry for 17 years and periodic ally offers courses on how to organize and run commit tees parliamentary proce dure and personal develop ment courses especially attractive to young es and businessmen With their most recent educative proposal on public speaking But the public is already fa miliar with the community spirit the organization has shown especially within the last decade During this period the Jaycees moved toward a wider crosssection of male workers and dropped the Junior Chamber or Commerce tag to attract younger members The annual Crazy Boat Race the Georgetown bonechilling spllls- and thrills nautical advent down the Credit River has given the local organize province- wide recognl lion Every year it attracts more and more contestants launching a variety of craft some of even less seafaring character than their skippers Its an enormous organizational feat for the small group the Georgetown Jayceea have approximately 30 members but It s probably the single event which the public readily attaches to the Drawing from an Impress ive idea and organizational bank the have also managed to put together another successful Winter fat Hills oneday winter carnival slated for Feb As long as there is snow residents are promised a great bagful of activities calculated at least tempera to wipe away the wintry The organization is busy during the town a Canada Day celebrations as well Five years ago ambitious preparations members bicycled to Montreal in time for I Olympics and managed to raise enough money to send ah out kids from George town Sunshine School for a day trip to Niagara Falls Last year cyclists cranked off to Ottawa during the driving rain which postponed Glen Williams national day celebrations The trek helped raise money for a sponsored high school bursary worth When Bob Burke became the Jaycees first charier president ycara ago the organization boasted about members across Canada Today the Jaycees number roughly IB to 40year old men a consider able Jump in the years since the Canadian Jaycec genre was founded In Winnipeg Meanwhile local Jaycees have postponed plans to honor their anniversary until later this month or early March due to Winter Acting paid extra illegall WEEKEND EXTRA Friday February Ml Page Coun wants head Continued from Page I Mr Farmer and former Ernie stepped down from their positions following last July re vela t ion of a shortfall in the 1930 operating budget While admitting that his decision to pay Mr without council approval was highly Irregular Mr Per Lin received an extra per week from Sept 1 Mr Ha lis maintained his actions were Justifiable according to policies established by the former CAO During his term In office Mr advised that on extra per week should be payed to the in for him In his absence A recommendation to the finance committee was drof ted last fall Mr expi but it was lost and never reached the clerk department where It would have been Included on com agenda The ensuing Nov 10 civic election plus Inauguration preparations which followed prevented him from once again dealing with the issue before the committee Mr said Rather than approve the motion to pay Mr the lump sum council opted for Oak lie Coun Terry Man suggestion that the request be undone and then redrafted through he proper regional channels And while most councillors agreed that Mr Raftis act ions contravened council HEARING TODAY FOR REID A provincial court bearing on manslaughter and over charges against Brian Donald Held IT reicent was adjourned Monday until today Friday The was arrested by regional police detectives lail Sunday hours after someone tried to leal a frontend loader from the Meadowglen Mushroom plant on Mountalnvlew Road South and In doing so injured plant worker Herbert Wild Mr is also charged with stealing a company truck found later in Toronto policies many praised Mr initiative for dealing wl the problem quickly and paying Mr for work ing over and above what the Job required Without Mr I don t know what we would have done at the region Hills Mayor Pete said recalling the turbulent period In the after math of the budget deficit He was the only person at the region who had his head screwed on right at the time This should have been looked after a long time ago Sharply criticizing an alle ged leak among Burlington councillors for releasing alls of the payment Issue to at least two area newspap ers Mil too Mayor Gordon Krantz claimed there Is a vendetta to crucify Mr Us as regional chairman It damn disturbing that this thing should start din ing the now council term he said It time someone took he Initiative to get things done around here While Halton Hills Miller also praised Mr for getting us on the right track while others try to destroy it fellow Dave Whiting called the deb ate on the payment Issue a grandstand session Under the Mannell Mr Perlin may have to pay back some of the money already given to him as part of the lump sum The region would then move to correctly approve the payment There no Justification for Mr action be said It simply has to be undone and then reconsider properly Broomball schedule RINK ONE RINK TWO Talk your way out of anything after clubs public speaking course Businessmen have considerable experience In this area and the Georgetown Jaycees have periodically tapped into this resource offering courses in personal development parliamentary procedure and organizing and running committees and starting Feb they 11 host an eightevening course on public speaking conducted by national speakoff winner Dave We decided to take it to the public because it a as easy to tench people as It is ten Jaycees public relations officer Tony Even said Friday Each course held for two and a half hours every Monday night will attempt to teach people to effectively communicate their ideas under the pressure or speaking before an audience The cost of the program Including course materials is HO At the end of the course which has been offered by other Jaycce clubs in Brampton and Misaissauga every 830 900 930 1000 Break for opening tomorrow Continued from Page I and though there Is littie time to organize the parade clubs could be out in full regalia and banners Saturday morning HAVE FUN Here a breakdown of Win events Keep this page handy and have fun Benny Brave Beaver That the name of the large- toothed Winterfest mascot wlti be on hand Tor the gate opening at Fairground Pork at Sam is cheap entertainment a family gets Iniortl single adults and kids cents Mayor a duties Saturday morning will Include send ing participants in the Kins men 100kilometre car rally on their way at a m The rally follows a course through Hal ton Hills The Elks Lodge Broom ball tournament also gets off to an early start so if you want to catchall the uproarious action plan to be at the Fairgrounds early As of press time Thurs day about a dozen teams had bravely enlisted for the tour The Elks have also sup plied a winners trophy Speaking of tournaments the Georgetown and District High School has organized a 11 competition Men is relatively simple it Just takes a team of 10 people to push the ball around the field Look for the Town Coun ell Bullies in this one Dogsled races are plan nod thanks to both local and out of town pros Regardless of what you might miss on Wide World of Sports there Just t anything quite like this And there plenty of other events which will be held throughout the park A eating contest snowball toss crosscountry skiing thanks to the Georgetown High Outer s Club deepsnow tugofwar family skating snowmobile safety demonstrations sculpturing and a Dccp-Fre- celebration dance In the Armory at There are also exhibits to enjoy The Club plans to build an Ice hut and local businesses have ideas for commercial displays in the Armory Food and drinks will also be avail able in the Armory again thanks to the Outers Club If you miss all this what will the neighbors say 1100 11 ELKS LODGE 1200 MAULERS 1230 1 00 K1WANISCIUB Ron Finn to help referees NHL referee Ron Finn a Hills resident has Joined the list of celebrity referee who be pulling the players off one another during tomorrow a and Monslerba It competitions as ail part of Winterfest SI in Fairgrounds Park Brampton Georgetown MP John former MP Ross Milne and David Moulton candidate in lions who now wants the party nomination for the March 19 provincial election will help Burlington Julian Reed arbitrate the on Ice warfare FLAG FOOTBALLERS FRENCH CLUB INDEPENDENT MPs public forum MP Otto Jelinek will kick off a series of Informal public meetings on a variety of issues Monday night in Acton A meeting from a to 11 at Robert Public School on School Lane off Main Street will enable voters to comment on and question the MP about topics as diverse as the constitutional talks Canada new energy policy and the CanFarm debate Former Students of General Wolfe High School plan to attend our 10th Anniversar Reunion Saturday Feb 28 1981 For more Information call school at 8458662 Custom Made Drapes Carpet Vinyl Floor Coverings Personal inhome service Shop of home Free estimates Many in stock Compare OUR WORKMANSHIP OUR SERVICE OUR PRICES CARPET CORNER 3620 BILL PROP FURNITURE WAREHOUSE LTD FEBRUARY SALE Still a good selection of bedroom suites dinettes chesterfield suites etc CLEARANCE PRICES DOUBLE 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