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re I SECTION B THE HERALD Wednesday May IS IMS Unwinding from the rigors of school Local and their parent took part In a un hike lUyei Jones Jeffrey Mathew recently and bad both an educational and enjoyable noway Joan Travera Andrew Wright and Leaden hue time Member taking part were Paul Bakktr Gregory Deeley Carol Harper and Nicholas Photo by Jaaon Campbell Robin Deeley Trevor Jean Layman Danny Dwyer Gregory Gotselin Jim Harper Jaaon Beavers study wonders of nature By JEAN LAYMAN Herald The Georgetown Beavers met at the home of Beaver Leader Sue on Hall Street last Monday evening to go on a hike down along the river The Beavers had made a crafty backpack at a Colony meeting where they carried a alt to use during As the Beavere Leaden and rents got started hiking Jack had the group singing We are the Beavers sounding like a very happy crowd The hike proved to be moat sue Wild flowers were observed with special attention to the Trillium being the provincial Beavers had a great time finding stones rocks pine cones but mora exciting to see the big fish in the river and no one with fishing tackle Observing trees where Woodpeckers had been at work and finding a made the hike all worthwhile Meeting set for housing coalition Representatives from agencies churches service clubs and In terested Individuals throughout Halton are preparing for the first meeting of a new housing coalition organized by the Hal ton Social Plan ning Council The meeting will be held Thurs day May as at m at the Regional Municipality of s Head quarters on Bronte Oakville This new coalition Is being formed In response to a provincial Initiative entitled Access to Permanent Housing Committees This has been undertaken to encourage development of local housing com mitteea throughout the province provide a community focus on local housing issues and ensure that those in need have access to housing In addition to providing a focus for local housing Issues this coalition will be responsible for reviewing and setting priority of proposals for sup port services that are submitted by community agencies or groups and making recommendations to Province on those that should receive funding Under the pro gram funding would be cost shared by the Province and Regional Municipality Any organization or agency in terested in making a submission under this program Is encouraged to attend the tint meeting of the coali tion and to begin the preparation of a proposal for submission early in June This first meeting of the new nous ins coalition will establish terms of reference for the coalition discuss possible services that may be con sldered for submission and establish a work plan for reviewing and prlorizing program proposals The meeting is open to anyone in the 700 pm A UNIQUE FACILITY WITH ADEQUATE PARKING 530GutUlSt dotal 7NITES90 DABBER INFORMATION LINE 8730666 JACKPOT LKINCED BY TOWN Of ONTARIO FUN SPOT PRIZE BOARD Munch a lunch for less REGULAR 2 pes Kentucky Fried Chicken French Fries Choice of Salad Bread Beverage NO FRILLS 2 pes Kentucky Fried Chicken French Fries Beverage Kentucky 317 116A Guelph St Georgetown 8775241 Its our taste that makes us famous Kays Place popular with students Leaders organizing this were Sue Carol Harper and Nicholas Several Beavers arc ready to swim up to Cubs and Leaders will be needed In both sec lions to carry on this very active group Meeting place Is at St Francis of Assist School and the contact person is Sue Deeley at Beavers are from five years to eight of age and Cubs are from eight to eleven years houses down from the Georgetown District High School serves not only as a convenience store for hungry passersby but also as a hangout for bored youths Store owners Kay and George Brand opened for business back In IMS and within years the store was ready lo undergo some major renovations A new addition was built on to the side of the building by George as part of a plan to expand the business but Ihls Idea discarded soon after and they to consider the possibility of tuning the adjoining room Into a rec room for high school students With a lot of hard work they agreed on this decision and together they succeeded in turning their tiny store Into a popular meeting place for young teens High school students can often be seen wandering over to Kay during their lunch and spare periods in order to gather with friends or to grab a bite to cat The tiny room has been com furnished over the years and Is now equipped with a jukebox television set and a selection of video games which were installed for the enjoyment Comic store owner Larry Clark says that he used to hang out at Kays when he was a student at Georgetown High ve known Kay for years and she has always cared a great deal about the kids In the community She and George have always been there lo give them an even break to help could always go to Kay If you had a problem Kay and George have made many long lasting friendships throughout the years and Kay speaks with pride as she reminisces about old times One year the kids all got together and baked me a cake especially for my birthday Kay says that she was so touched by this considerate action on the kids part that she began to cry Kay a Variety Store on addition of store where students Street also serves as a high school often congregate daring their loath hangout for teens Kay and spare periods Heraldphoto Is shown here relaxing in the Kay and George are wholly all teenagers alike to come and take responsible for the warm at part In their friendly camaraderie of mosphere found at Kays variety store and together they encourage EORGETOWN CINEMAS GUELPH STREET I CINEMA call the Social Planning Council in Burlington at 1975 or for Hills residents 8773219 Ewenlnoj An Hot THINK GeflW JUNE 1988 Let the Public know what Products and Services your Company has to offer Call 877 1 1 9 to reserve your booth