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D SI A THfr February l Historical teachers seek two year pact Cluck cluck i ho chicken t our Joseph Gibbons Public School students it ohm to ho chicken and not lake drugs and Ihty Ihelr awareness week begins Feb front to back Tihi i II and 1 rather Id be re The four are all members or the Optimists Chicken tut students Herald photo talk about Barber clan By J M HOWL Herald Special The Barber family came to George Kennedy b mill In 1B37 and established a woolen mill and foundry This establishment was located on what is now Park Street In 1M3 part of the moved to to run a second woolen mill there The Harbor family enterprises were described In the Daily Leader of Toronto on Sept 1 The branch of the Credit which runs through this place Is a feeble stream It is however the seat of an Important woolen factory which is owned by Barber and Bros four in all men of Indomitable energy and perseverance The establishment success of this factory and its streets vtllc offshoot already larger in some respects than the parent stem go far to solve an important question of political economy The history of these two establishments shows that certain degree of perfection In mnnu Is possible In this province These comprise Canadian Greys Tweeds Flannels Blankets and Carpeting which latter article is however now almost entirely neglect by the firm It Is only necessary to trace the history of the establish under the control of these four brothers to prove that the successful manufacture of the several woolen articles enumerated is quite com pat with our present free trade tariff Many things have changed since 1B53 The Barbers moved out of Georgetown over to new premises right on the Credit River to the paper mill we ore all familiar with Eventual they sold the business and it closed down However some things stay the same such as the free trade debates and the presence of Barbers in Georgetown and The Historical Society Is pleased to present a Barber from the Streets ville branch as a guest speaker Mrs Mary will talk about both branches of these Industrial pioneers at our Annual General Meeting Feb 12 Unable to reach an agreement on a one year contract teachers of the Human Catholic Separate School art seeking a two year with the help of a decision to get a mediator time after teachers and the Board failed to reach an agreement with the help of a fact finder report which made recommendations to the parties Trustees of the board met with teachers last Wednesday for five hours to discuss the fact tinder report Trustee Jim Sherlock is chairman of the salary negotiation committee for Because changes In teacher working conditions must be addressed in or before and could not the parties agreed twoyear battlement would be best at tins stage Trustee Sherlock said Now the talks will be about a for the 198j86 and 198687 school years The major points of disagreement are in order working and Trustee lock said Teachers want more time to evaluate coordinate consult prepare and plan Elementary teachers want a minimum of BO minutes a week to do these things he fact finder report states Secondiry school aching assignments limited to six periods Hie Board believes these changes will 1 millio Teachers want wages closer to host received by public school teach ers They arc asking for a 2 per cent annual increase while the Board is offering a 2j per cent annual increase The 2 per cent increase was decided by considering what other teachers in make The Board The cats caught councils tongue Global outlook in book le9S When sex works the hardest to produce food for the world What country is most generous with foreign aid If your outlook is global you It want to read New Internationalist magazine now available in the Georgetown Public Library The subscription was donated by the local Ten for World Develop ment group a coalition of 10 local churches who conducting their annual campaign of public education on world development New Internationalist presents the people the ideas the action In the fight for world development Each issue treats a specific theme in depth some current topics Included African hunger racism and women of the Third World The July issue reported that on a world average it is women who produce most of the food In most of the Third World men plough but women plant weed harvest and process food Another issue reported that the Netherlands is by far the most generous with public and private aid to the Third World on a per person basis Canadians give about half as much as the Dutch and the US and S S ore well down the scale with much of their aid being military rather than for health education agriculture and technology The Ski League sored by the Georgetown Optimists and the Hills Recreation and Parks Department started this past Sunday at Cedarvale Park There is still room to accommodate anyone who missed this first lesson The program runs for six weeks in total each Sunday from to p at a cost of per person For more info turn call Ron Pearson McClure keynote speaker LEARN THE KEY JACK BEER TO SAFE DRIVING PROPRIETOR CALL 877 5844 Councillors had no comment when a couple of cat lovers turned up to object to the recent bylaw limiting them to three cats per home Bob and Mary of Main Street North in Georgetown said the new bylaw was completely ridiculous and unfair The couple and Eleanor ive 10 cats at their home and as they are listed as wo separate dwellings ire allowed to have only six Jan 17 shortly after the bylaw was passed by council Bylaw Enforcement Officer Jack Lusty visited Mr and Mrs Jepson and counted the cats meeting Relief for the aches pains and stiffness of lupus will be talked about by Arthritis Society Physiotherapist Herb Williams Sunday talks to the Lupus Society of Hamilton begins at and is open to all A question and answer period will follow The monthly meeting Is taking place at All Saints Anglican Church parish hall at King and Queen Streets in Hamilton For more information coll or Red awards The Aeton chapter of the Red Cross invites cry one to come to their annual meeting and awards night at the Christian Reform Church 30pm BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGAINS MOORE PLAZA MAIN ST NORTH GEORGETOWN We have no intention of getting rid of the other four Mrs declared Monday night at the general committee meeting was a neighbor to the who brought the problems of living nextdoor to too many cats to council attention early in the new year I don see why this gentleman if he had any problems I to our door and talked to us instead of bothering the town fathers Mrs said She sold her family lived on Main Street North since How we were able to put up with these animals all those years and then suddenly it was bylawed she wanted to know Town Clerk Ken Richardson said numerous complaints had been receiv by the town about cats and added he t say if the bylaw was passed by council just the scat problem Our animals don hurl anybody They re looked after a heck of a lot better than some kids around George town Mrs Jepson said neighbor complained of cat excrement littering his lawn and the smell of cat urine in his windows suggestion of a per cent increase compares with industrial salaries made locally and Hie fact finder report sides with the Board on this issue Increases fur I salaries for urban arcis are between and per cent Teachers are more likely to get what they want for working conditions planning time Sherlock said also want improvements in their Extended Health Benefit Plan ind an increase of in their Group Insurance I Plan which the Board pays per cent of the premium They ilso want a SIS increase in their death and dismember pi in The fact finder report states there should increases in these plans proportional to a teacher s annual salary The benefit issue is not as as conditions wages Trustee Sherlock said The next step is to get a medulor appointed by the Relations Commission of Ministry of tducation That should not take long rustee Sherlock said The mediator will to make a settlement between the two parties It is difficult to predict how long that will take Sometimes it lakes a couple of if you have a good mediator rustee Sherlock said I hope we will have a contract in a matter of weeks he added That two year contract could just settle working lions for two years and wages benefits for one year Simon Id Doctor Robert McClure feisty former Moderator of the United Church of Canada will address nearly 100 local Scout leaders Feb Region Scouts Canada will host Forum at Milton District High School bringing together leaders from Oak lie Burlington Milton and Halt on Hills for a day long series of seminars and workshops Dr as keynote speaker wall talk about Single Parenthood and Multicultural ism and theme Peter Pom em v Chairman of the THE ONE STOP SHOP FOR ALL YOUR BAKING NEEDS BULK FOODS Regional of will ask How are we going to bring Scouting Into the Community The forum is held periodically as part of the training program for Scout leaders and other personnel Involved in the management of the Scouts Canada program UNIQUE cards gilts things hard to find MAM ST GEORGETOWN N ELLS DRIVING SCHOOL NEXT COURSE MARCH BREAK 4 Days March to 14 9 303 30 NEED ONLY LESSONS PHONE 8772671 Approved by Ontario Safety League STEAMS DRY PRESERVE ASHHE SUNROOFS UPHOLSTERY GUARD RUST PROOFING ROOF CAR COVERS RESTORATION RUNNHG BOARDS TOUCHUP WHD0WTNTHG SPLASH GUARDS PIN STRIPING COMPLETE SAME DAY CAR CARE SERVICE FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL OR DROP IN AT 71M0UNTAINVIEWRDN GEORGETOWN 8776136 A Valentine Gift rradHlon Come In And See The Selection at 111 Favourite Recipes I ELEGANT BROCCOLI BAKE I head fiesh broccoli cup butter cup flour 1 A cups Ik salt and pepper cup sour cream freshly graied 12 lemon 13 cup Parmesan Cook fresh broccoli until jus ten dor crisp Oram well Meanwhile prepare sauce by melting butter a saucepan Whisk In flour and over medium boat until bubbly Gradually stir in 11m milk Add seasonings Stir fairly frequently over medium boat until thickened and smooth Whisk In sour cream and lemon peel Then tisto and add more salt and pepper you wish Stir In broccoli Turn Into Inch baking dish Sprinkle with cheese In a pre healed lor o minutes or until J bubbly MAIN ST GEORGETOWN 8776569 SPECIALS GRATED PARMESAN lb HONEY 98 LB PEANUT BUTTER 95 LB