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DOUBLE YOUR ADVEHTISMQ COVERAGE AH AD THE HERALD WEEKEND EXTRA COVERING GEORGETOWN ACTON a COMMUNITIES CALL 877 1981 Local sports stars applaud James service Fourth recipient of the Hockey Heritage awards Bad James receives the congratulation and admirations of some rather hockey fans Seen here are to R Pierre Derek Sand crura Joe Hall Bud Jane and Nell is and three consecutive Intermediate A title 1 Herald photo Did Tones time their announcement Site F decision stinks- Miller The provincial government sweeping and cosily decision on Site this week bed as political opportunism by at least one regional 111 or stinks as far as Hills Buss Miller is concerned Chairman of the region solid waste management com rait tee Miller common led Thursday that the BOO spent by thus far in developing the rural Milton property for use as a landfill site would have been Davis is coming time for sure Ontario Premier Bill Davis will make good on bis promise to visit Georgetown this Wednesday rooming Burlington Progressive Conservatives confirmed breakfast with the premier at North Golf and Country Club lint arranged for lait Tuesday will go ahead Feb IS Everyone is welcome PC office opening Burlington Progressive Conservatives will officially open their Georgetown campaign office tomorrow Saturday at 1 p Candidate Fran Balnea will be on hand to snip the ribbon at Guelph St formerly the Kinney shoe store at Mountain view Road The office will serve as the riding main Conservative headquarters and will be staffed from Monday on any voters requiring information can phone or The core of the campaign committee will meet at the office Saturday morning Bad start for Bill Reed Judging by the first ten days of the provincial election campaign Julian Reed is optimist ic about his party chances of holding power for the first time in 38 years after March 19 Premier BUI Davis had bad ten bad days and Liberal Leader Stuart Smith has had ten good days Mr Reed told The Herald Thursday adding that lhe electorate can expect some surprises after the polls close Mr Reed called Premier Davis leadership plat form so thin that he just cant sustain it and blamed the over the decline of Ontario during the last decade We have so much potential the reins he said Mr Davis has spent a longtime blaming western Canada for our problems Instead of realizing lhat Ontario has some assets too Much of the province economic woes could be cured by developing a more independent energy policy Mr Reed explained pointing out that the billion which annually goes out of the province to buy oil might be better spent In developing resources at home Riding Liberals gather tomorrow Saturday at Milton pick their candidate Mr Reed is expected to be unopposed for this years election The meeting gets underway at m following a supper The decision announced Monday by Ontario ministry of environment puts us back to square one he said and Jeopardizes ambit long range plans the reg Ion bos been developing to reduce the amount of solid waste being burled at landfill sites In a long awaited ruling the MOE ordered that public hear on the landfill proposal must be held in accordance with Environmental As Act which requires the region to provide evidence lhat alternative sites through out Halton are unsuitable or lhe project Under lhe terms of the Environmental Protection Act however region had hoped to discuss only Site Lability Celebrating lhe decision which could cost taxp ayers an extra be cause of the hearing s neces broader scope are the town of Milton and Lhe member TremalneBri tannin Citizens Group which have opposed the Site plan from lhe start Noting that the MOE decis Ion coincided with Monday s Continued on Page a Herald Sports Editor The accolades came from every direction as Bud James stood at the podium lost Tucs day night at the Georgetown Hockey Heritage Council awards banquet Honored In Holy Cross audi Mr James was prca en ted with letters plaques handshakes and his official portrait which will now hang with those previous award win Jack Harrison Roy on Sr and the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 120 at Gordon arena Guest speakers Pierre Neil Lumsden and Derek Sanderson also offered their praise to a man who has been involved with Georgetown hoc key since 1046 Mr James heard Mayor Pete MPP Julian Reed and MP John mix thcr own hockey with eloquent quips directed at fellow and other speakers at the head table The honored recipient also received special recognition from the people and organize ions he worked most closely with Georgetown Raider conch Gerry Inglls was at the dinner to offer his handshake to the man who helped him win three midget championships and three provincial crowns as a Raiders manager The Raiders organization presented Mr James with an award as did Branch 120 the Georgetown Minor Hockey Support Group and the OHA and the Georgetown Referees Association An employee of Smith and Stone since World War Two he was honored by Lhe company for his ability to give his time to both his company and hockey The Georgetown District Minor Hockey Association of fered congratulations and thanks as did representatives from lhe Hockey Hall of Fame As Nell Lumsden of lhe Edmonton Eskimos put it in his address to audience he Just t believe the tre mendous commit of Mr James Mr Lumsden said he usually likes to work his speech around the mood In the banquet hall At the Hockey Heritage night he was imp ressed with Mr Jame resu me of service to the hockey PLUMBING CONTRACTING Residential Plumbing Additions Alterations For Information Call Anytime NIKON EM Available at GEORGETOWN MARKETPLACE community and compared Mr James dedication to that of the Eskimos Mr said the Eski mos have a championship team from he top of organization right down to the water boys on the club The In Edmonton is simply bone which translates two ways he said Bone can mean Lhat the team hits hard for every game but it more importantly points out that the club is one cannot be separated Mr Lumsden made an sing joke about training camp and the coaches who tried to scare the team away from alcohol The coach put a worm in a glass of whisky and another In a glass of water The worm died in the whisky but the water fed worm swam around gleefully The coach asked a rookie what the moral of lhe experiment was and rookie told the coach if you drink whisky you won set The joke was fine way for Derck Sanderson to approach the podium as be quipped to the audience That was a nice story about lhe whisky I thought it was about me Mr Sanderson who was a late addition to the guest ker list delivered some of Lhe more entertaining stories of the rilght talking about his offer to play in Newfoundland news of Dave One down two to go Those who heave a sigh of relief tomorrow about having made it through another Friday Lhe can consider the cheery fact lhat there are two more to be gotten through Lhisyear this year Its lime to get out the four leaf clovers and the rabbit feet to help ward off the tripledose of bad luck Picassos coming to town Works by local artists such as Shirley Deavllle will be featured alongside paintings by figure skater Toller Cranston naturalist Robert and international artists such as Picasso and Chagall In the Georgetown and District second annual Gala Art Auction March 13 at Holy Cross Church Visitors can see Lhe before the auction begins at 30 Tickets arc each and can be obtained by calling 877 or877H95 Reid due in court again Brian Donald Reld will appear In court Monday to set a date for his trial on charges of manslaughter and two charges of theft over Mr has been charged in connection with the death Feb of Glen William resident Herb Wild Mr Wild was fatally injured while trying to prevent the theft of a frontend loader from the Mcadowglen Mushroom Co where he had worked fen years Should Lhe parties Involved in the trial not be able to reach a mutually agreeable date Monday Mr will be remanded to Feb offer circulated around Canad la and American newspapers Mr Sanderson who was known for his playboy image and apparent drinking prob lems said he was making so much money I had to stay up 24hoursadayjusttospendlt But Mr Sanderson came to the dinner with a lesson for lhe young hockey player who might want to venture forward to lhe pros Someone has to teach you how to handle cognltionandmoney because you never get it back He told the youngsters When you kidsmakethatmoncy you can hire me to tell you how to spend It Mr Sanderson made fun of his past drinking problem joked about the NHL Oldstars cam he now plays for and gave some minor hockey play era hints to take home Mr Sanderson said after bis speech that he is now writing a book based upon the image the press built up about his chara and how be found the pitfalls of not being your self The full story on Derek Sandersons latest endeavors can be read in next Wednes days And if you ssk me one more time play tor me Raiders I II get the mayor after you Derek Sanderson managed to diplomatically deflect as to the el playfag In Georgetown Said the farmer barton Brum start 1 I like wearing belmets and If you taw me In one you d know why Herald photo BREAKFAST WITH THE PREMIER Wednesday February 18th 1981 at 800 am sharp at NORTH HALTON GOLF COUNTRY CLUB Premier William G Davis will meet with Progressive Conservative Candidate Fran Balnes for a Breakfast with Party Supporters The public Is welcome to attend NO RESERVATIONS NECESSARY per person PAY AT THE DOOR