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trustee doubts value of school auxiliary classes an public school pupils in auxiliary classes for slow learners gaining any special vtlue from the system a geor gftown public school trustee barry shortim docsn t think so we are spending money and the pupils are saining nothing from the auxiliary classes mr gbortiu commented when the matter came at a public school board meeting earlier this month auxiliary classes isolate the children but what do teach them he said mr shortiu aired his doubts bout the value of the special classes after og mcdowell the inspector of public schools for this area advised the board that there is a sufficient num ber of candidates to start a primary auxiliary next term a primary auxiliary class would take a maximum of 12 pupils in the 6 to 8 year old bracket the georgetown public school board already operates senior and junior auxiliary classes children are being judged on one subject reading and held back simply because they are slow readers and not be cause they are blow learnera mr shortiu claimed these children prob ably wont go on to university and maybe they won t complete a high school course but i cant bold with the belief that if a child can t read well he cant leanl said mr shortiu if a child has trouble read lng but finds mathematics easy he could still be a darn good tool and die maker he said mr mcdowell said that in a well organized auxiliary class this is allowed for a pupil could be m grade 2 reading and taking grade 5 mathemit les lie claimed defending the value of the prhnarv auxiliary mr mcdow ell said that pupils placed in it have a greater possibility of re turning to a regular class slow learners notf given special tention until they are oldacire more likely to stay in aa auxil iary class group until theyve completed their elementary cd ucatlon mr mcdowell admitted the value of auxiliary class es at all levels is that academic material is taught the girls and boys at the speed at which they can absorb it mr mcdowell explained i still believe that its lots of interest responsible for moat lets play bridge by bill coats f children falling back tbats why auxiliary classes are get ting larger said mr shortiu the classes aro successful if the pupils put in them end up knowing more than they would have if left in regular clases but then how can that ever be proven trustee ed win wilson wondered mr mcdowell said their are at least lfc pupils in the george town public schools who would be in a primary auxiliary now if one existed in the ma it- bag ratepayer critical of move for council committee pay competitive bidding hands us ually lead lo interesting play when both sides have bid and the strength is evenly dlatrlbu ted that i when the fun begins here la just such a hand from our weekly duplicate game at the action bridge club the dealer is north and last west are vulnerable north s k q 8 h q j 8 d 8 6 3 c j b 6 watt bait s 0 7 5 4 s j 3 7 4 h k 10 6 3 2 d a k q j b d 00 7 5 4 c q 9 ca 3 si byron street march 13th 1967 dear mr editor when the present george town council was elected to of fice last december for a two year term they accepted office for that term on the basis of certain monetary terms the amoupta they were to receive was m for each coun cil session whether ordinary or specially caued last week the majority council voted themselves 10 for each committee meeting they attend there was no ind ication of such a suggestion of this at the election meeting where the candidates spoke and the public should question very closely this further mand by councillors for their services certainly it is very evident that any services the members render to the taxpayers in the future wul be based on what they can demand not on what they are willing to give as a public service to the commun ity hornby florida trip film on program hornby ucw the general meeting of the hornby united church women was held in the church base ment on wednesday evening march 15 mrs clifford wng gleswortb in the absence of the president mrs james snow welcomed the ladies the nun tites of the last meeting- were read by mrs orvuie grextoo followed by the treasurers re port by mrs harold robson mrs wngglesworth reported on the annual meeting of the halton presbytenal united church women which was held in st pauls united church oakville m february mrs al bert marchment gave a report on the literature table and ma tenal bought for program plan cing mrs keith hawkes report ed on the twoday program held at the five oaks in paris recently a report was given on the banquet held for the halton egg producers mrs harold robson and mrs orville grexton were in charge of the easter thank offering program members of st stephen s anglican church guild met at the home of mrs kenneth james on tuesday night march 14 mrs raymond dfrnock in the absence of the president mrs gordon miller welcomed the ladies to the meeting which was opened with the guild prayer the minutes of the last meeting were read by mrs edgar ohphant mrs geoffrey drew brook gave the treasur ers report and mrs alan har nip reported on the guernsey breeders association banquet which was held recently in the church basement during the program hour mrs arthur plant showed a film on her recent trip lo florida lunch was served by mrs rob ert cookson the next meeting will be at the home of mrs ed gar oliphant on april 11 the roll call will be an exchange of bulbs and house plants the march meeting of the north trafalgar community club was held at the home of mrs alfred rail mrs t a leslie presided for the meet lng the fourth meeting of the hornby actionettes was held on saturday march 18 at tbe home of mrs roy wilson get well wishes are extended to- m uoydmayrwbo patient in the milton district hospital friends of arnold switxer rilbe pleased to bear ft m able to return borne last vee from the southpeel hospital cooksvihe get well wishes are extended to mrs william mcpherson who is a patient in the muton dist rict hospital velma ball shirley marshall carol and darlene leslie of the local young folk group spent the weekend at the five oaks in paris where they attended the hamlton conference for grades 311213 the the promises made platform by the aspirants council was they would give of their best to the hard pressed taxpayers of georgetown la this the evidence of their prom ises were they merely politic al promises based on what they could grab to add to tl burden already too high don t get me wrong council work is very demanding and thankless at any time and the evaluation of the returns for wearying hours spent the interests of the town the reward is very small however these men accepted the terms prevalent at the time of the election and i feel are taking advantage of the situs tion in demanding this extra levy council fortunately was not unanimous m the demand but was divided on the issue appreciate the expression of cr wheldon emmerson in his comment that any such demand should have been left next incoming council rather than introduce this almost 1m mediately after the present council took office it is unfortunate that the town ever subscribed to a two year term for council as this condition could have been recti tied at the end of this year at that time the taxpayers could have solicited for council seats men who stiu had a sincere de sire to take office aa a public service rather than to what they could demand from the town coffers yours truly ed a petera born 1805 an 81 inch long 215 lb sturgeon caught in lake of the woods kenara out july 1953 was reckoned to be iso years old its age was deter mined on a growth ring count of its pectoral fin south 6a 10 6 2 ha9 5 d 0 ck 10 7 5 2 the bidding north ett south wast pass pass 1 c 1 d 2 o 2d 2 s pass pass 3 d pass pass 3 s all pass its too bad that clubs are list higher than spades since three clubs is easy to play whereas three spades is not west with four trump dec ides that a forcing game is in order and leads a high diamond and continues diamonds at trick two although declarer appears to have only three losers it isn all that easy where are his nine tncks to come from declarer ruffs tbe second dia mond and leads the ace of hearts dummy does not have sufficient entrleslo take heart finesse besides it looks like one heart must be lost in any case a second heart is lead and east is in east just leads another diamond this is ruffed by declarer who leads his last heart west ruffs his last heat and leads yet another diamond sure this gives declarer a ruff and a staff but so what decla rer has nothing but clubs and spades hrft and he is just throw ing away club tricks it doesn t matter in which hand declarer ruffs the diam ond if he ruffs in dummy he can leaflf a club and make one club trick if he ruffs in bis hand he will lose two dubs but make one more spade in cither case he goes down there is one way to make the hand if the defense slips a lit tic at trick two declarer should not ruff the diamond but should discard a heart a second heart is shed at trick three if the de fence persists at diamonds the ruff can be token in dummy and declarer preserves bis four trump of course doing u this way he must find the club ace in easts band and the club queen doublcton in either band oli yes when played at the acton bridge club two declar ers made three spades it a 1 ways easier to defend when you can see all four hands acton bridge club winners 1st mrs k harmer and jack coats 2nd george soky and bill waddell 3rd mrs k campbell and cam sinclair bridge club fifteen tables of dupucate bridge were in play in two sec tions in the legion auditorium on tuesday march 14 north south first section miss mar gery mackenzie miss olive lo gan mrs j gibbons mrs w hunter mrs ernie hyde and duke wilson east west mrs nellie goldham mrs m collier mrs mary rose peters and mrs doris barber mrs donna varey and mrs m neil second section northsouth jim kalil and mike lorusso w wardeu and george solty del wauace and walter biehn east wert mrs m taylor and mrs beverley pattullo fred auen and r raymond ued forthird j hooper and jim sargent miss florence wright and larry law education cost housing in ndp platform planks a halton east new democra tic party campaign workers meeting in the town of geor getown on the weekend heard their candidate william d gil lies launch an attack on cduca tion costs to the property own er and the lack of housing for the average and lower wage earner referring to recent state ments at queen a park made by the present government on ade quate bousing for the lower income brackets mr giules stated that less talk and more action would be more accept able in this time of dire need for low cost housing both ren tal and purchase mr gillies went on to state that a new democratic govern ment would take immediate ac tion in the areas of a fuu in vestigatlon on the high cost of food automobile insurance with compensation regardless of fault and full medicare at rcas oname prices the meeting consisting of ap proximately fifty campaign wor kers representing george town milton and acton heard various reports from the cam palgn is showing extremely en counting results did you know the noon day gun is fired dally from within sight of the parliament buildings in ottawa supposedly used in the crimean war it was a gift to canada from the british government first in bridge red points night a georgetown couple were prominent winners at a special night friday sponsored by oak viue dupucate bridge crab competing with twelve cou les in a red points night mr and mrs arthur noms 42 king street east placed first in their group answer your neighbours call the hornby united church women catered for the an nual banquet and meeting of the halton egg producers which was held at the church on mon day night march 13 music was supplied by ruth and wilma mason mr and mrs william tallyn and mr and mrs sonny hall spent the weekend at wasaga beach where they enjoyed out door activity sudooing mrs paul may returned home on thursday evening from van couver where she attended the wedding of her slater marilyn congratulations to james snow who la president of an oakville construction firm who was elected as the progressive conservative candidate for the new provincial riding of halton east car insurance due 1 save with state farm s low insurance rates for careful drivers see me geo e drumm 42 langston crete 1776141 state farm mutual canadian haad office scarborough ontario some important saw an same men um mk ot ibs th mm km can you m swe yoottt stmttg not vaum real cottage value is a lot more than skin deep jnn attfm wt lt ym wmmary r ac aahvm lvn fcothtoglo cknwmifmmar to yort kaov far iu i t1 t ubnak tfabwwn rtly fcm hfllri te blwni fcw bw w mmtuo mnitm i ii fat yw iukht dmt mm ff your tu httj ij untofawtw jrtatb ha trnmrtf tb mt w c0m wfajlwl mtfw c bamt thrc s no such fwbfflnirrnctxtlttaeaili cottage you i haujday homes limited i 5l naiu ave buffflnotom okt 8 i xuainvnts iiil i imvktioation j heknowshis j toooct can stand i own ra io wfhonc t co hf wish r cu sffi rou dfale sitkwcoufqntodarl w b hamilton constructi ltd kid court ofomftown 177340 the hauiday cotta6e deals in yout commumty and give to the canadian cancer society campaign starts sat april 1st flowers for all occasions wedding arrangements crm9s specialty cut flowers artd funeral designs we wre flowers rosedale floral 12 albert tr 7 2952 thi oeorgitown hirald thursday mirth urd 1m7 paqet your savings earn good interest at your local trust company 4 savings accounts chequino interest is reckoned on the mini mum quarterly balance and is cred ited to you in june and december reasonable number of cheques may be issued freel 42 special savings reserve nonchequ1n interest is reckoned on the mint mum monthly balance no cheques may be issued but you may with draw any amount in person or by mail at any t me halton peel trust savings company assets under administration exceed 69000 000 haad offlct oakville branchts in brampton burlington milton georgetown cooksville simcoe delhi 53 m ii street georgetown 877 2266 john a edgar manager local director john r barber georgetown north halton advisory board john t armstrong cha rman reford gardhouse maurice c beoty m chael ledwith john goy dr b d young convenient office hours monday thursday 900 4 30 fridays hi 6j0 notice to employers and employees in agriculture and hokncuetlre u1nemplotment insurance will as of april lsi1967 cover employees of holy cross school kindergarten enrolment children who will be 5 years old on or before dicimber 3 lit 1967 will attend kindergarten parents platte complttt the reglitrallon form below and forward ro the principal of holy crow school this form should be completed and forwarded not later than april 17lh parantt computing thit form will b advliod of roglttration aarly in may parent thould have your child birth certificate oi baptluna certificate available on reglttratlon day omid s name date of birth month ytar parents name hote no street talephone- please print this information famskancmeswmjbsebies greenhouses frtjltvegetable fmwvergrowers employers atkthbaiphlbp ityonbrw not already recdwd pamphlet docnbuic your obugatiou as an employer under tbjs new programme obcam ono im mediately from the unemployment maaam as an ttmjorat asaooa ai poeaihle yon tboqld kgister at the dearest office of ibo unemployment interanoo cotnausdaa this is im portant became unemployment m- nranco b coppobory if you hire uczncs id maun stamp after registration if job hare insurable em ployee tbe omamsnoa mil send yon a licence to pur unemployment inraranoe stamps and additional nccea sary mformatxn as to tbe inscrabthty of yonr employees cxmtnbnbons to bo paid bow to affix stamp m your em ployees books records you most keep ctct employees tnd oot if too ame ttbokaku consult your dearest unemployment insurance comtmssiott office to 53 out if yoo are insurable under the pro gramme some employees an not inmribiti aooat nejoftafkx nombbl every iasnrable employee must haw one application forms can be obtained at unemployment insurance ccwambuofl offices and moatrott offices complete the form and aail it to an unemployment insurance ccvnnitssioa office there is no cbatae i or it ijhlmhotmsmr wkxrancx ooc ff yon are insarable yon are nqmred to haw such a book irwdi may be ob tained from the nearest office of the unemployment insurance commission yen simply ban to ah your fuh name date of birth and social ira aiaxnuiiibatjicrokbodmjeforit unemflotmeot insurance commishonv government of canada