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j the georgetown herald sixteen pages ftulh wf offic offloa dap ottawa georgetown ontario wednesday novemux 12rh 195s fwst section what council did ask best possible production use orenda avro punts an appeal to the federal and provincial cabinets to develop policies which will ensure best possible use of available produc tion facilities at avro and orenda to tester continued prosperity in this area was contained in resolution passed at council meeting the resolution came to a tetter read from p podger business representative of aero nautical industrial lodge 717 asking the town to take action the prime ministers announce ment to delay a decision on c 105 production until march followed by major general pearkes re cent statement that the arrow may not go into production has caused uncertainty in the minds of alt who would be affected by the economic consequences of such a decision the letter said mr podger says it is not his purpose to question the strategic propriety of the governments de cision what is of great concern to us he continues is the disast reus impact an abandonment of we do not think it necessary to amplify the harmful effects of a cancellation especially when unemployment threatens astrono mical proportions this winter his letter continues as the matter stands and there is no alterna tive program of employment some 15000 employees would lose their jobs not to mention the employees of some 650 major sub contractors we fear the effect would chain react the biggest economic decline this country has seen since prewar years tve urgently ask that council petition the federal and pro vincial cabinets on behalf of your area asking to develop fiscal poll cies which will ensure the con tinued prosperity of your com munity and pointing out how a closure of the malton companies will serioul affect jou mayor armstrong spoke for council in sajing he did not feel it councils job to tell senior gov ernments what to do but that it would be proper to express the towns concern and asking for an consideration they can give rous impact an aoanuonmeiu o i the working force at malton would the pm have on the wage earner so af harrison expressed strong fected and the community in t that if the arrow is re- which he lives placed by a guided missil cana- georgetown would be enousu dian manufacturing rights be ob- affected he points out where 644 tamed and production done in family breadwinners make their l canada rather then in the states homes junior hockey group has seven entries the junior hockey seasons gets under wa in georgetown friday november 31st playing under the name of scotts chevrolets this year the juniors will be taking on some the federation of women tea of the best junior c clubs in on chers association of ontario es- tario including brooklin new quesing township branch held a market and whitby from last dinner meeting at the jack o years suburban super sexen and lantern on thursdaj november new entries onllia midland and 6th with a good representation of thornhill the district present mrs w gwiz newmarket is here for the sea data president of the group presi son opener on the 21st and brook ded and introduced the guest spea lin pajs their first wait on the ker who was miss parker from the following tuesdaj 1- lizabcth fr societ shi spoke george louth has returned to n the historx of the societj par take the pre side nc but from ticulanlx in the toronto district district fair delegates hold local meeting a bumner atendance of 125 was at the convention of district 5 fall fairs association when it met in georgetown for the first time on thursday roy currie milton was elected president for third term while mrs spearing collingwood was namedl lady president major j armstrong took greetings from the town when he was a head table guest at dinner and rev g l ro al norval provided a thoughtful address which he tit led what authont haxi f rev mex aider ming two solos smile a hile and talwaj baj with mrs frank wilson ac companding on the piano the convention was held in hi auditorium of knox presbj tenan church i h lashlt ontario icc- retarj was a speaker ivrcj ba queens picture iode gift to park school thirty members of the count ess of slrathmorc lode met at the home of mrs james linton on lyons court on motida novem ber 10th for their regular meet ing mrs leslie clark regent presided the meeting opened with the placing of the standard by mrs youman and prayer of the order reports were heard from the secretary and treafurer and plans were made for the pla cing of a wreath at the cenotaph and for a donation of 10 to be sent o the popp fund a picture of the queen will be presented to the new park school mrs robert jones requested mem bers to knit for headquarters and stated that socks were urgently needed for korea mrs jones read a paper entited developments in communist activities mrs clark who convened the camas for the blind thanked all who made it such a success 834 57 was collected a red cross blood clinic is to be held in town on december 3rd volun teen to assist at the well batuclt i kd ia4 in tn wt nnd is to be held in town on sbcc- dec 3rd volunteers to assist at the well baby clinic for decern v str and januarx will be mrs r con onllia shared chairmanship jones mrs d wingroxe mr- fe duties with mr cumc the next meeting was sit for orangewlle in 1969 towns represented at the meet ing included acton xttrora bar rie beeton bolton brampton ollingxxood stavncr caledon cookstown coldwater llmxale georgetown grand vallcj mark ham sutton woodbndge mid land milton orangcxillc onllia richmond hill shelburne and schomberg prisoner rehabilitation is explained by speaker and i s work in thi rehabilitating or women pri oner- miss mane i indsa thanked the guest fir her mo t interesting talk and presented there on down it is a new execu live with tut harrison manager jack gudgeon 6ecretar trea ur er and leigh bradbur coach two of the teams stalwarts last her with a bouquet of flowers reason doug richardson and mrs albert prcsswooj axe an butch hde are with brampton absorbing and humorous report on this- year and age has eliminated the annual general meeting which some of the regulars but enough a- held in toronto last ugust new talent has turned up at prac tices to fi 1 some of the gaps and junior fans can look for a strong bid from the chevies last j car the juniors went to the ontario semi finals before be ing bumped out b fort erie mens club party held at golf club education discussion feature of meeting a discussion on education by mrs bob borland was an intending feature of a meeting of the chi rho club of st geor ge s anglican on thursday in the parish hall the group convened under lea dership of roy cock and doug meades a nominating committee was appointed to suggest a slate of officers to the annual meeting members being mr and mrs bor land eric wallace and ro cock w a president mrs sam walker appealed for volunteers to assist in putting foam rubber on the kneeling boards in churh for which the wa is promding ma tenal hall and mrs g mcgiurax mrs robert kurhardt and mrs garfield mcgilvrax will purchase and pack trials for the children in the northern school a commit tee was named for the annual val e ntinc dance comprising jean mackenue mrs sam penrice mrs edwin hall mrs stan wright and mrs gordon tee mrs cecil davidson reported on the sate of christmas cards and wrappings she asked that anxone 1 w i shing these should place the ir or de r now 1 the meeting closed with the led i q hostesses assisting mrs lin ton wire mrs stan w right helen macdonald hilda erwin mrs john d kelly mrs william hamilton and mrs don wingroxe s34 total donations in iode blind canvass the recent canvass for the blind in georgetown was a huge success mrs icshc m clark regent or the countcs of slrathmorc iodf con xened it she was abh assisted b number of that organization lad us of the canadian legion tee nave girls and ladies of other organizations the re allied the sum of 834 57 for this worthx or gamratton forecast postal delivery early in the new year an announcement of consider able importance to the commun was made today to the herald by sandy best mp for halton county mr best in his interview k with herald said he had bad lotification by postal de- partment at ot swa that anolb- ler survey of the pumber of hous- js in town will ic made and f the required number has now been reached door to door deli very is a virtual ccrtaint in a survej taken last spring t was found that the town did not haxe the required number of houses and the service therefore could not be implemented how exer in view of the relatively mm or number short of that figure it is felt that the required figure has been exceeded bj now the siirve will take place in the next two weeks and it is as sumed that if the figure is as ex peeled door to door delivery will be an accomplished fact in town xerx shorti rlmiils of the surve will be published upon its completion springhill aid totals 66025 money collected locally for the disaster fund at spnngbill n s now totals 660 25 according to fred hue who started the fund to assist the families of the mine disaster all money to date has been forwarded to the chartered trust co in toronto for which mr hue is acting as a subagent fur ther donations will be welcomed for the fund and may be left at the herald office or turned over to mr hue what council did reconsider school tender council asks north halton georgetown council at monday s meeting decided to ask north halton high school board to give further consideration to award of a tender for a 430 000 building project which will sec demolition of the old portion of georgetown high school and construction of additional facilities to give the town a complete new school with gym nasium the board voted to award the tender to lostraeco construction toronto two weeks ago when ten ders were opened that firm being the lowest of 6 tenders received dinner party honours mrs w ostrander 92 mrs william ostrander 7 emery st was the honoured guest at a dinner party at the home of her grandson w h os trander and mrs ostrander r r 4 last wednesday evening on the occasion of her 02nd birthday entertained at the home of her son and daughtcrin law mr and mrs w a osjrander during the daj she was greeted at her grandson s by three other grand children victor donna and isabel mrs john campbell of brampton with mr campbell and great grandchildren margaret and caro line the guest of honour was born at spnngbrook near huttonvtlle tbe daughter of mr and mrs george clandge and married wu liam ostrander sixty five years ago she lived on their r r 4 farm for most of her life retir ing to georgetown fourteen years ago mr ostrander passed away in april 1950 and two daughters stella and elsie and a son victor are deceased another son halli ard resides in town at 85 gueph street georgetown evens score in second milton game social personal mr ed ters 24 ters avenue is convalescing in st joseph s hos pital guelph after an operation on j monday he is progressing nicelx mrs f l thompson r r 4 doubtern rev james per the bac men- club of st geor go s anglican were hosts to their wixcs at a partx saturda at north halton gcilt and countrx club it xas the in rd annual paru f the club and fort couples eerc there enjo in ctmru dancin t and games guests were weeomed b gor ion spence bc president uare hrancis who convened the party j praver prior to the ccremom and georgetown has been visiting for i and rev kenneth richardson and q perfect ioe during the sign the past week with col and mrs thar wnes a picture gucssinj mr of register l a pulling mentone indiana same dcwcid b s an rmla kept i thp brid1 n n marnabe h mrs pulling is mrs thompson s j ie crowd amused as the puttied i fa cnose a t a i hn inmlinn nf mrtairvi tilran nf length gown ot hrocaded satin fashioned with a titled bodice and robinson hunter vows in st stephens church st stephens church hornby inter hite and her eorsaec was was decorated uh standards of of ollo msis the home was ferns and mums and the pews decorated with white daisy mums with red and white carnations fori f travelling on their honey the marnabe of carole diane moon to the eastern states the hunter daughter of mr and mrs bn rhost a slate blue empire clifford hunter rr 2 when she r spencer jacket her became the bride of william ce accessor- n ner cil robinson son of mr and mrs opcoat was of peacock blue she cecil robinson rr 1 oakullc i corsage of red roses tl hers bruit college a studtnt at ttae toronto and the formed the ceremony on itur- 1 ls ndinb ontario agrl das november 8th at three- cu college guelph thirt o clock miss flame laird w as the organist and harold brain of fort erie the soloist mr brain sang the wedding sisterin law two georgetown he location of pictures taken of two georgetown boys uoug l t fashioned with a fitted hodee and tucker and jack handy left fn pth ort w n neckline with soft pleated a w ii di can- was awarded the prize when r t t t cccssfulh chewed up soda accented with bow tnmmmg florida they have been plann crackcrs ga he s whl a front waist and back wast and ing the trip since last christmas e luck spot dinre milsici hemline with threequarter length and will be visiting with jack s chairs wilh lhe gcn being sleeves her shoulder length veil uncle at winter park the cnairs a balloon dance and was caught up with a pearl and tonj meers son of mr and mrs polka contributed to the fun mu sequin tiara her slippers were kenneth meers 17 albert street sic was supplied b mr carr with plastic with rhinestonc trim and was five ears old on noemberhis tape recorder a door prize hc carried a cascade bouquet of 3rd and he had his birthda part won b jim blackburn turned out red babj roses and stephanotis on saturday november 8 h at to be just that a door miss mane harrop norval was h home mis guests were char la were presented wi a maid of honour in crimson red les biehn daid farnell brent rose corsage at the door and the velvet ballerina length gown fas- honoured guests at the wedding were the grandparents of the bride mr and mrs herbert da mond hamilton and the grand parents of the groom mr and mrs ro parton summcrvillc guests attended from toronto ha nu i ton streetsville brampton georgetown orton milton sum mermlle port credit norval pa lermo fort erie london and oakmllc georgetown intorme diatcs w ill 1h toini afte r the ir second win of tit ounj season on irida whin thi take on last ears rh inipion stouffvillc clippers here spet arular unisistcd talh b hnm iinnin with jut ten e rnnd 1 i ro in the final period in milton rndd nijht snapped a late milton ralh and gai th locals an avciirjn 51 win oxer the ciub thai la t wtk tiumblrd the big nti and white team 8 to 3 before 1100 homt fans bout 400 witnessed the lrida niht thriller and saw tempers flire in both the second and third penikls nhx anel price tangled wi h time runnln out in the mi i de frame and eaeh jot five mm ut i majors while price hid ano ther two minutes tacked on for r m hing but the miin oxen xxi nt until late in the third when itlaki infjis took exception to le han elbow rixe minute fieh ttnv penalties pin- misconduct cost them he rest of the ame ron dixon piced the scorers with i pur while jack rabbit rhod s sparked in the local net par icularlx in he 1 1 t pi rind an 1 bill hard not h l mule in lhe fir i period i p t mn u in front 2 i i dixon s two t his enabled he in to ska e off j the end of the cond xxith a 4 e ige nid jaxt he fired up milton c ub some hinj li am a xxlten started the i finale and their sniping almost t e oretoxxn the win iimie cunn n him was the fix n the milton soup milton hittled i luck jihi hid the locals sr appin r i 4 all tie when at lhe 1950 mirk cunningham picked up a in puck at the milton blueline anl rifled i bx ttiddie lexer ta xrap it up slmffxilr is hrr on fndaj urilxn k- to bradford for their fir t nieelink on baturdax md milton i haek on tuesd ix to n new the leud mcniven farlej helfant bobbj and cherrx jepson and his broth er pat mary and elizabeth hax were unable to attend two young women from south biehn america who are students at i alma college st thomas were i x isitors in tow n ox er the week end miss angle cerrada from caracas venezuela was a guest of miss karen scott at the home of her parents mr and mrs ar thur scott maple ave w and miss margaret narain of george town british guiana was a guest of miss gail mcgilvray with her parents mr and mrs garfield mc gilvray 8 guelph st karen and gai are also students at alma sherry mcquame daughter of aur and mrs bruce mcquarne 3 main street n had a party for ber fourth birthday last tburs- even ng ended with a mirim lunch assisting mr h rancis in part arrangements we re uigan macdonald tonx iax and water marrop wore a headdress of snow white feathers and slippers of plastic with rhineslon announcements mr and mrs illiam merritt 33 john street fast will he at home on saturday n ox ember is s53 in the afternoon front 2 p m until 5pm and from 7pm un it 9 pm on the occa mn of their golden cddins annix er arx 11 12 james collier instals odd fellows officers on mondax october 27th dis met dcputj grand master james oilier and his installing officers installed the officers of orion lodr 109 ioo for the 1958 1959 h visiting brethren were bill hai ironed wlhsttcbda l cl brami r ton bert jones vic while mil neckline and fuhskirt the sleeves ton ncw oftcers h were thrccuarter length miss a enmunds ng crawfo vg a grant rs d hastings fs t 1 dickenson treasurer m tamb plastic with rhinestonc tnm and u rsm c hernncton isn her flowers were a cascade of i ixsdwidce warden louth white bah mums conductor h huehes rs auj tom pre ton cousin of the uvt spitzer lbv j presswexxl eoom from summerxillr wa fiss bingtam lss chap the groomsman and tom hunter lin l j shields o thomp brother of the bride and george on chap am hunter grecnlecs campbcllville r r 3 were ushers 5tewarttown the wedding reception was at orion lodge 709 ioof host to grand master of ontario glen undefeated to head industrials a new cntrx in the industrial hockex league this x ear glen williams stands alone as the onl club with a win after all four teams pushed off the season with a double header it the arena on sundax co op came out on thi rough end o the sl vt 1 jf the order the home of the hnde where her many prizewinners mother rcceixed for her in a dior i esquesing w i party day helping ber celebrate were 1cc blue ottoman cord gown with the guild of st johns anfili her cousins beverley wendy and dior blue accessories and a cor can church held a very successful tommy bradley lynne mcquar of red roses the grooms bazaar m the esqucsing commun rie her sister debbie and bro- mother assisted in a gown ofitj hall on aturdaj november 1 ther neil tim mcqoarne was midnight blue crepe with chan- 1 1i booths were we 1 stocked with unable to attend thly lace her accessories were continued on page s the glen inthe second half of the twin bill after halton homes and barlocks plaxcd to a 4ail tie the glen goals were notched b dixies hemsheait judge staf ford and bud haines and gihhs counted the lone uop tatlx geo webster rocketed to the top of i the points parade with three as sists miltbx was the oip net mind er fred young for th glen hilton homes and rarlocks went scoreless for two periods bui both teams got on their scoring leaps in the third ritchie openec 1 it from mike george and lubuk an t put the homes into a 2 i ta after loran tied it from baloski but foran rime back to score the equalizer from i uciuk bar ocks haxe acquired formn smith stone goalie gord king for this season while halton homes are again using pick dil james oilier district deputx grand master of credit district j3 xx as chairman at a banquet he id in honour of llerhe rt daw son rand master of thi lndepen dent order of odd fellows ol ontirio windsor the occasion took place ein wed nedax noxember 5th at the odd lellows hall wcslcxan st geor ge town goidon spence pg of georgetown led in sax ing grace the rebekah branch a del turkexdinner to approximated one hunjjred persons james collier toasted the queen and the order and then called up on william haines of brampton to ti 1st rand lodge grand master dawson replied to the rand iodgc tnast and gaxe a xerx interesting address gor don preston dd w brampton presented the grand master with a gift from credit district 33 af trr which lu dinner meeting co scd manx of the memoers talked with the grand master after the dm ner 1 ater in the ex ning 4he grand mister xisited an oetd fel low in gcn williams who was ill and unable to attend the dinner toft this sundax barlocks plax tie glrn and halton homes take un lhe coops subject to the usual approval of tbe depl of education at monday s meeting cr em hyde who was absent from the previous monday council meeting when board representatives ask ed and were granted approval for debenturing an extra 100000 for school additions at george town acton and milton made a lengthy plea for council to inter vene on behalf of a local contrac tor mcnally construction whose tender was some 340 higher weve got to look after our own and were going to look fool ish next year if we have problems finding jobs for local people while one of the biggest buildings ever erected in town ls done bj a tor onto firm said cr hyde as he argued for further consideration on the tender award mr hde said the 340 is a paltr sum in such a large job and that there would be nothing illegal in the mcnally firm reduc ing its price by that amount some thing which he said is quite com moo in the trade it s quite a slap in the face for local industry he continued mcnally s work has been of the highest class im not criticising the school board but i do think that businessmen on the board who have been crying for years that georgetown should patronize georgetown have either made a serious mistake or if they dont feel that way they shouldn t try to promote their own business that way mr hjde said tbe contract has not et been signed and that he feels council should request the school board to reconsider its de cision one councillor rapped my knu ckles last week concerning our dealings with appointed boards said mayor armstrong explaining that council can recommend things to boards but not request them the mayor said that he had che cked with board members and had been told that the georgetown members on the five municipality board had felt the contract should be awarded to mcnally and had been prepared to present such a motion however a vote had been taken b the board chairman on the adxnsabihty of accepting the lowest tender and this had earned 95 i would think the rest of the board x ould look to georgetown for the lead said cr hxde i am led to be ilex t that a george town member moxed that the iomracco firm get the contract so xou would hardlx expect the rest of the board to oppose it i think our members should have aid wed like to keep half a million dollars of business in town cr fred harrison said he fav oura keeping as much business in own as possible but a toronto contractor would not necessaruy haxe all his dealings in the city t the park school for example the same contractor had heating plumbing and electrical work done local lx and purchased cement here he said mr harrison said he would fa xour a margin of l or 2 per cent in awarding council contracts- in this ci e the school board has the decision and if council doesn t like it the onlx action possible is o replace board members when their terms expire he said 1 feet that hax ing appo nted them we haxe the right to appeal to them said cr hxde im not criticizing the board i m point ing out that this contract has an important hearing on the towns economic life a hjde harmon motion on which cr hxde aked a recorded x ote carried unammousl asking the school board to further con sider the matter sexeral councillors commented on the motion be it pak sed reeve sargent and cr gunn said the appreciated the opinion expressed b cr hyde but that council should be careful in the amount of interference with ap pointed boards and the would hesitate to make anx stronger sug gestions there s been a tot of feeling around town about this matter and i think our motion will clear it up said cr mcgilxrax cr sxkes said that councillors get criticism whether thc are dir- ectlx inxolxed in a matter or not in three tenders awarded this vear he said it almost looks like be mean to your xontractor year i m very much in faxour of local contractorsgotnng as much work as possible but this contract has been let by men who should understand why they let h deputy reeve grays opinion