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BEST AVAILABLE COPY sporrmi Lifetime Service Guarantee II TON III IS Home Newspaper of Hills Established Hit FREE DISTRIBUTION J nrndn Slum i Hide Hous OPEN SUNDAYS the BIG wants to break world record Summer serenade By BRIAN Herald Stuff Business in Georgetown Is going to I G wayJune35 That when the Chamber of Com merce opens Its doors at he Gordon Alcolt Memorial Arena to allow the public sec how trade and business In Georgetown works The BIG islne In hit the record books The Book of World Records will be formed thai the BIG celebration has the world biggest ice cream bar at CO feel Jong Visitors will be able to chose from different kinds of toppings The ice cream bar will be the BIGgest of Its kind said Coun Pom Sheldon IN THE HILLS Dump hearings If you have anything to say about where the new regional landfill site should be or why It should be there you have your chance The consolidated hearings look lug Into the prospective landfill sites in Burlington and Milton will soon be ready to listen to members of the general public They have set aside two days Thursday May and Friday May to hear evidence from the public The hearings will be held at the Studio Theatre In Centre for the Performing Arts Navy them In advance at The million hearings are ex peeled to wrap up In September Spring gardening George from the Royal Botanical Gardens will speak on spring gardening at the regular meeting April of the Georgetown Horticultural Society at Knox Presbyterian Church at p For more Information call No Peel privileges Dr Jack Ford has not decided to appeal the Ontario Hospital Ap peals Board ruling which upheld a decision by the Georgetown hospital board to revoke his privileges Ford has 30 days from the date of the decision released late In March to decide if he wants to appeal the decision to Divisional Court Meanwhile a letter from Joanne Rider the Media Relations Coor dinator at Peel Memorial Hospital said Dr Ford does not have courtesy privileges at the hospital Georgetown hospital lawyer Joshua said a few weeks ago that Dr Ford had courtesy privileges at the hospital Dr Ford does not have courtesy privileges at this hospital Ms Rider said He can In certain cases apply for temporary privileges to assist In an operation on a casebycase basis she said But he cannot deliver any babies or perform any other type of surgery at the hospital He has no responsibility for pa llentcarc Rider Monday follow a presentation on the event by Chamber Director Barry The BIG on will feature about displays from business and trade industries throughout Georgetown said Mr The BIG event will also go for the Ontario record for a BIG balloon release On Saturday afternoon at some 10 helium tilled balloons will be released skyward It all starts on Friday at noon said Chamber Secretary Doug After the r cutting the public will be allotted into the arena to take the booths from all aspects of business In town A large lent will be set up on the north side of the arena featuring a classic car display said Mr Inside the arena the public will never get bored Throughout the weekend there will always be enter on the stage set up on the floor of the arena If it not fashion show or live bands or Ida Davidson on the piano an emcee will be pulling names out of a hat to win draws There will also be a best tegs con test and lots of lo keep the busy throughout the weekend said Mr Saturday night Is the BIG Chill dance organized by six different vice groups in town Organizers hope to attract 1 000 people for the Throughout the weekend Georgetown will experience a touch of London thanks to a double decker bus which will tour people through town Residents will be able to use the bus to travel lo different spots throughout town said Mr Pcnrice How do you react when crisis hits May Ihe Georgetown and District Red Cross Branch is holding a Level I training session for all Red Crass volunteers as well as members in our community who desire training In emergency response preparedness In case a disaster occurs in the Region the Red Cross Is lo provide services In the allowing areas under ihe direction of the Regional Municipality of Emergency Evacuation and Reception Centre Plan registration and inquiry food shelter manage ment maintenance security and parking transportation and notify and coordinating other volunteer agencies The session starts at 9 a m and continues until 4 with lunch and coffee breaks provided There will be speakers films and discus of experiences In past disasters We would like to provide this training to as many people In our community who desire It on this scheduled date The Level I course most I kcly will not be given again for a period time Therefore would you please consider taking this opportunity to learn how to become more prepared and skillful in dealing with a major emergency If one should occur In our area We need advanced rmatlon of your planned attendance by May 2 In order lo make necessary prcpara Call Bern Ice our Branch secretary on Tuesday Wednesday or Thursday to rcg for the The signs of summer are In toe air and with it being Cancer Society Month In Hill thoughts are turning to Strawber ries and Symphonic Farmer Georgetown mayor Steamer Em titling It organising the special fundrailing event June IB at the Dominion Seed House Band members such as to boost fundraking coffers School director off to Queen Park Wally Beevor selected as deputy minister By CHERYL Herald The Director of for the Board of Education will be packing his bags foe Queen Park in September Wally Beevor has been appointed to the post of Assistant Deputy Minister Learning Programs for the Ministry of Education The announcement made Monday by Deputy Minister of Education Bernard Shapiro has left area trustees recovering from the shock of losing a good worker and friend Well miss him as director said Georgetown trustee Dick 111 miss him as a friend The appointment is a real feather in Mr cap the trustee said But he will be a hard man lo replace was Just a super person to work with Trustee said He had tremendous sense of humor treated the trustees with respect and Just displayed wonderful leadership The director always considered administration and trustees as members on the same team and kept them Informed with Doth good and bad news and changes Acton trustee Bruce Is not Jim Snow could reenter politics surprised she said that the director caught the attention of the Ministry of Education Ho Is an exceptional leader in education Trustee Bruce said I am glad to see him at the provincial Mr Beevor has a good grounding working for the Board of Education In ways to get the most for the dollar she said The Halton Board is quite capable of making dollars go a long way the trustee said His understanding of financial responsibilities will be very helpful lo other school board systems and taxpayers He is Just a pretty special kind of person Trustee Bruce said We will all bask a little bit In his glory Since he began as director Jan 1 1962 Mr Beevor has been In strumental in implementing many changes He has developed leadership pro grams for staff members which people for leadership all c way down the ladder Trustee said For example he organized pro grams for teachers becoming vice- principals viceprincipals becoming principals and becoming superintendents The organization of the board has changed considerably under a leadership Trustee said The biggest change is the working relationship between administration and trustees Mr always treated the two as a team which was not always the cose Often administration and the trustees were at real Trustee said Feelings were very bitter has gone a long way in proving the relationship he said Mr Beevor has done an awful lot in improving the relationship bet ween the board of education and the public and media He has met with them listened to their complaints and suggestions and has kept them Informed the trustee said The boards long range plan Is another of babies Trustee Howitt said He has done Just any number of things With whispers of an election In the air rumors of potential candidates are never far behind One such rumor Is that former provincial PC cabinet minister James Snow will toss his hat Into the federal political arena In the Peel riding But Mr Snow Is listed as a doubt ful Party supporters hove been call the IByear veteran of politics urging him on to the federal level Once spent IB years in politics you con say you re not in tercsted said Mr Snow He ruled out running federally completely but I ve rul It out to a big assTETTisrssss Mr Snow said he misses the political life but as of now he will not be a candidate But he will make a formal decision Meanwhile Dave Whiting the provincial candidate for the Tories in the last election in Halton North says he won t be taking a run at federal politics So far three candidates have an their Intentions to seek their party nomination in the Ion Milton Orlcna Cunie will go after the Liberal nomination and Warren HlUiard and Norval s Carlo Testa have already got into gear seeking the Conscr nomination First time in years Atlantic salmon introduced to Credit For the first time in over years the fish native to this area the Atlantic salmon will swim in the Credit Hi The Ministry of Natural Resources has decided lo stock Ihe Credit River with of the cold water fish The fish were wiped out In the late when dams blocked their migration up river Overfishing and poor water quality also contributed to the Atlantic salmons demise in the waters of the Credit said Ken Owen Manager of Land Resources for the Credit River Conservation Authority The Ministry of Natural Resources and the CVCA did water testing in 1907 and found conditions table lor Allan In I non pro duction said a report prepared by the CVCA In certain areas the water temperature approached the upper limits for species but there is suitable cover and food for the salmon Ten thousand salmon w II be released at Inglewood and between Terra Cotta and Glen Williams later this month Currently Pacific salmon Coho and Chinook nhnbil the Credit Itivcr but they arc not indigenous to the area said Mr Owen The Brown Rainbow trout and salmon were all Introduced Into the system The salmon stocked this month are expected to remain in the Credit River for one or two years then migrate downstream to Lake On They will feed and grow for bet ween one and years In Lake Onto no before returning lo the tlllvcrtospown Unlike Chinook and salmon Atlantic salmon can survive the spawning run and eventually return the lake Mr Owen expects the earliest return to the river after they migrntt Lake Ontario to be about 1991 They will likely be protected In so anglers will have to wait a few years to fish for the salmon Mr Owen The idea Is to establish a self sustaining population of Atlantic salmon in the Credit Itivcr said Mr Owen He said it will likely take hundreds of thousands of fish slocked over a of o that Mr Owen said the Atlantic Salmon will likely make their habitat In the middle lo upper ranges of he Credit River in bet ween ihe trout up river and the Pacific salmon at the lower range or The Ministry plans to manually operate at the Strcetsviite and dams to allow only the Atlantic uilmon upstream of Nerval A graduated field fish barrier which generates an electrical field across the river will likely be used to prevent competition between the Atlantic salmon and the trout fishery above Inglewood the CVCA report soys reintroduction of Atlantic salmon will be funded largely from revenues generated from the new resident angling licence revenues Out on the town Some couple will be treated to a first class weekend of enjoy me if they re the top bidder on the and an from Park am evening at the Glen Erin Mteiisiauga Seen here are from left Harold Brawn owner of The Cellar Leslie and hoping they 1 be the lucky couple and Wall owner of Pari Lincoln Mercury Herald photo