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j cpuiidluesjfit see minister again still putting tor action 00 a 1 better town link with 401 high- wy council on monday dcs i to again contact caorge i kerr mpt to arrange toother i interview with the highways a hsldetrendt elliott mot- lion detailed e uur which u ibeisu sent to mr kerr who re- jcajatly advised to wait lor r- salt of a tralfic survey and ike lowo coalaet icouaty axu township about the lt i apparent that tosqsty ajkd township are bot interested la rhiftrpi the status quo the letter stele gnd the traffic aorvagr wiu provide no answers for georgetown we were eav cu by you positive atttv tnde to our probloa during the elel campaign aod we see farther support and action from you deputy uunle atid he thought otnpheaia oo the th line ee sb artery knight he com ptlcatir a aolutloa w might get somewhere if t werent id fcpcifl he aeid the 7th w fcth w could aiao be a xuod iridic ef- tery- peter joaee photo this is a tribal council baden powell style soy scduy wik feb 16 23frquirel a mountain ol prepwallon which in turn rquiri llu diilricl seoul and cub cliieli lo euemble for kind of i gien powell llyl iribal council their rnuilar lait week made ihii pictur potltble in tv front row ere mri jack layman lit cubi mrt jck i livingiloiw 3rd cubi mri trecey berreger iii cubi mr vic gunn diilricl commiuioner mri r reynoldi glen cubi mn k good 5th cubi i saxondi row jim munro 4lh cubi norm herbert 3rd scouli ed leblanc 5lh cubi pel mcclennan 3rd scouli dave halting lit scouli jim smyth 5th cubi roil coulter 5th cubi third row doug fiihburn norval scouli jack livlngitone oniric scoutmaiter fred roden ballinafad scouli don hancock 6lh scouli ken rider morval scouli don livingilone 6th scouli geoff drewbrook hornby cubi bob cookion hornby lcubl practical glimpse of opportunity conservation check shows continued on page 1 nil the different kinds of law jit it was no snap course he nphlsiied by hit in he re- leniireraents of a senior njutnr then two or three ys rs unl i versify then three yesrs at o ifoode hall he concluded by laying if you have education aobody ran take it awiy mr ii ackerman stressed tnat with the tout nut fig chan- ltt science and industry u no end to learning he dtad aj an example the me- oic who were taught piit- type engines then had to learn the theory and practice the jet engine largely is la result of this experience tc a bow demands that its mechan ises are grade twelve gradu lates in geometry algebra i chemistry and physics so they i have a good basis for any new idevelopmenu rin the electronic jnduitry there are few opportunities fo uld you tw willing to invest our money in someone who has shown no ability to irani she claimed every report told an employer something she fell a grade twelve mini mum for a lineiman was necer sary also for some salesmen johs with a university degree for other johs in the electrical and admlnistratite field wiij shaw in speaking to the girls stressed banking was a new field for girls with hig opportunities now b0 of the personnel is feminine she ad ded occupational and iuysirt therapists are needed all over the world- mr b white told the girls she claimed the fi eld is wide open ranging from psychiatric tubercular crippl ed children cerebal palsy and accident vlctima she stressed this as a field in which a real li king for the work was most important mlu natla dane pointed out i use unprepared stated r that while computers were do i wilson of varian auoeiates 1 university trained engineers land kyerson trained lechniel- i ina are usually demanded j however if you can produce h high school diploma the em- iployer knows you finished ltdmethjng and l more likely to apend hi money training i you he concluded miss thompson repeated mr i wilson theme asking wo- ing many jobs there la a need in the insurance business for the people who can think out the programme to feed the ma chines she also stressed hhe fact that the proven ability to learn la important since now adays most johs will require new training as advances arc made the two male speakers ad dressing the grls were jim warren and w l foster the interior designer advises ma nagement on furnishings and interiors that are not only pies sing to the eye but fit the use and the users of the building hanks theatres hotels and ho mes are the usual customer he explained following high school a cour se either at the ontario col lege of art or ryerson insll lute is normally required njj mr warren a script assistant is a girl of girl friday joh w foster told the girts with fait typing necessity he said there were many clerical jobs and also opportunities in the coi tume department the script assistant and the costuming de mand a good basic education he concluded flood danger at minimum two men share in lions club draw prize winnings from the most re cent lions 200 draw went to a georgetown man and a port credit man this week the priie money is 50v winners in the draw made this wee4 were george willi ams 118 tlaylawn crcic ge orgetown and brian wilson of port credit the draw la held monthly conditions now indicate that flooding wilt be about normal when the spring runoff starts tome time nest month accord ing to stan white field offi cer of the credit vallry con- lervalion authority the snow levels have not been great and at the present time were not anticipating any trouble with rivers overflowing their banks white told the herald yesterday lie said checks are made on the depth and width of the snow in this watershed twice a month and sent to the conser vation authorities office in toronto where flood conditions are judged by the amount of water to be carried away and the abtorbency of the cround of course there is always the possibility of a flood that could occur practically anytime said white a warm rain ta king the present snow off too fast or an ice jjm in the wrong place can create an emergency in short order right now the ice isnt worry ing the cvca officer he says there are enough open spots along the river to indicate the ice wont b in huge chunks when it breaks as was the ctte in the last flood in glen wil liams three years ago but he waroi theres en ough winter left el to change livings edgar kfewly brother of leader editor suffers fatal attack kdgar kewley 0 hamilton advertising executive died at his burlington home after a sudden heart attack he was a brother of a georgetown resld ent claude kewley 22 langs- tone crete mr kevley and his children had been preparing a welcome for his wife who was about to leave hospital following an op eration he collapsrd as he en tered hla car to drive lo the hospital in his youth he was an out standing baiehatl player he had conducted his own adver tising business for lfl yearn he was a member of hamilton advertising and sales club burlington curling club an i was active in church and com munity work in burlington he leavea his wife three children david peter and su zanne his brother claude and a sister mrs eddie trudenee la habra california thsf glqftobjtowm hftald twway p jft t9u pag s ntxtval organ recital treat for music lovers the brgatt reiul held lb the ryeebyicrlhi church oo thurs day ttremlulg fb- islh fcivetl by frederick gtojthegan ott of ajnerless 1 fading orginliu wsj a trat for mu1i lovers mr ceogbcgam gave interest ing ibd 6fua humorous rom- mentarlej before his various selections the program irt- eluded telecliojis from vurcell s wesley each handel cesar ryanck virroe yon and widor ind several other numbers by request tbe recital was well atten ded but there were empty seats at the front those who attended fait sorry for the oo who could not attend and mu- se dthls enjoyable- tniuacal ev ening the church should have been filled with standing room only for thu excellent re cital it was put on by the presbyterian church to raise funds for a set of chimes residents of korval and dis trict were saddehed last week on hearing of the suddan death of bert hunter who was al most a lifetime resident of the llage bert was a qult de pendable neighbour though at times he was in poor health as the result of losing one lung from being wounded in action overseas during world war 1 he worked for 23 years at the georgetown lumber com pany and was semiretired dur ing the last few years of his life bert was just up following a serious bout with pnuemonja of which he had many during the years but died suddenly from heart failure the sympathy of the whole district ia extended to his wife and to his son bill and family unit 2 of norval united church ucw had an enjoyable evening on thursday feb 13 when 22 of their members tou red the american motors plant ih brampton they were shown film on parts of the plant that they were unable to see and served with a lovely lunch harding nylon carpet nly hrcfwr4ne cnjnuort ffumenf friylort hrtt hom sua puzzino static uk tastty cuanfd 12 modern colon sq yd 995 wineix imain sr georgetown brampton glass co ltd ofkks you complete home and 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