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community colleges explained b georgetown b p women p h craighead admlnistra ot supervision and curocu k applied arts and tcchnol r branch of the ontario de kment of education was the mt speaker at the regular uer meeting of the business 1 professional women s club i monday evening h wr craighead spjce on the tectxves and scope of this new siting phase in education in wio the colleges of applied ts and technology commun colleges the province has en divided into 19 college as each with its own board governors from that area o will be most suited to know 3 particular cducatinal needs i ms own area each college is i be within commuting distance all students i the three major rcsponsibill of every college arc to pro le courses of types and levels yond or not suited to the sc i ndary school setting to meet j e needs of graduates from any condary school program ap- j t from those wishing to attend iversity and to meet the cd ational needs of adults and tofschool youth whether or t they are secondary school aduates it is to he hoped he stated i at the colleges will oucr igineenng technician and tech logist programs below univer y level semiprofcssional non gineermg type programs high fel programs in office and rtributive occupations spcci ally of junior and middle ma getnent level and including for small business ag cultural and agricultural re- ted programs at least in rural eah general adult education f including cultural ld eisure time activities pro of recreation including cal education general cr ral education courses in iding remedial courses in ha c subjects and often incorpor as part ci the other pro english mathematics ence retraining upgrading updating courses trades preapprenticeship and urliceship training service courses commercial es cost accounting junior iting data processing com r programmmg and offer burses to meet local needs i the closest college to gcor i will be the halton peel located in brampton it is cted that by 1970 the col jges with shift systems will be able to accommodate 80000 jean jtuddell and thanked by his june cunnington program students mrs astrid hornby hist jean buddell some universities have aire dy agreed to give credits to swdents who decide they wish to go on after the applied arts college to the university level it is felt that these colleges will be comfortable in that they will fit tho student emotionally economically and socially a question and answer per iod followed mr craighead s talk where he was most help ful he was introduced by m mrs ada wilkinson was in the chair due to the absence of the president mra maureen walker who is in hospital mrs jen thompson took the chair for the election of office 1967 and 1966 officers will be president mrs ada wilkinson vice president miss hilda er- win miss marion mckean trea surer mrs win bigg secretary corresponding mrs astrid jfornby recording secretary plana were discussed for the club project of offering por traits of the past fashion show which willtbe held in knox church hall on june 20th hiss jean ruddell brought the club up to date on their part of the plana for the george town fall fair working in eon junction with the centennial committee the meeting was ad jouraed stewarttown bless seeds ask children bring produce next fall smoked picnic shoulders 43 ie smi ion such umuss 1c side bacon 0 ict ttnnni rati nn wains m ft sausages 49 i ret ttnaih f ft wieners 53 it golden ripe bananas 2 25 iga we reall a packages of seeds blessed at the rogation day service in st john s anglcan church on sun day were later distributed to the children of the sunday school who were asked to plant and care for them and then bring a sample of the pro duce to decorate the church for ine harvest thanksgiving scr day in the fall twcrty nine staff members of the ontario hospital school received awards during a cere mony held recently at the school the members had sue cessfully completed national league of nursing examinations and red cross first aid the above paragraph is taken from a recent issue of the onl lia daily packet and times among the nurses receiving department of health certific ates pins and first aid certific ates was mrs viola barnes a former resident of this district congratulations viola congratulations also to sand ra cash susan earl patti keep karen kux laurie miller and wendy worral members of the triple duet from stevarttown public school who won first prize a the north haltei mus ic festival held at the robert little public school in acton tuesday of this past week much credit is due to mrs mary kidney area music sup ervisor and- mrs margaret mc- kclvey classroom teacher who were responsible for the train ing of this little group we are pleased to report mrs j e maxwell is home from to ronto where she haa been a patient at the wejlesley hospit al for tho past three weeks writer says hydro passing up chance to beautify town her many fnends in the mtrict wish her a speedy recovery happy birthday to alice mael armstrong who will celebrate her seventh birthday on thurs- day may llth in the mail bag rr 1 georgetown 29 april 1967 dear sir as tho new residential devel opment in the east end of town takes form h cannot be over looked that in one section electric wiring is buried while in another in the true fashion of the pioneering days wooden poles for overhead wir ing have been erected is expected that h those streets where the wiring has been buried houses are heated electrically and that it is the policy of the hydro to reward the owner of an all electric home by putting utility wires underground apparently then an act of revenge for lost bus iness the same hydro will use the ugly and outdated method of overhead wiring where the builders or owners dare to use another than electric source of energy for heating thus brings to mind person al experience- where the ontar- hydro made every effort sell an electric heating system and offered as inducement put a considerable length of wmng underground free of charge if however electric heat was not chosen the bury ing of the wire could be had only at tremendous cost this ean mean only one of two things either that supply ing electric energy for house- heating is a very lucrative bus iness so much to that the hy dro can afford to forgo the charge for the immensely costly job of wire burying or that the wire burying is not really costly at all and the charge for it is grossly inflated why the hydro a publicly owned corporation whose inter est should be or so one thinks to contribute to the attracti enesa of the community which it serves should insist to put a lot of creosoted poles in a street from which the bet ter to dangle wires is difficult to understand unless of course the property owners have knuc kjed under and agreed to buy electricity for heating some time ago when in tor onto an effort was made to wards more balanced street architecture the hydro explain ed the difficulty of burying el ectric wiring particularly the need for heavier insulation and the necessity of above ground connection boxes in regular in tervals one ts tempted to refer our elecbelty experts to those countries where wiring has al ways been placed underground practically since the advent of the use of electricity and cert ainly long before the invention of the most effective insulation materials and where boxes were needed they were placed 3 above the ground which scar cely can be more difficult than to bang them 20 up on a pole in the case of the george town east development it would bo interesting to learn of attitude of our hydro commis sioners surely the overhead poles do not strike them as be ing pretty it appears that chance for feeautification j residential district was passed up yours truly charles hildebrandt trail through outdoors topic of talk by founder the man who conceived the i ted by alidca taken along the idea of a walking trail from trail queeneton heights to tober fn the dedicated service of all salvation army workers moke no distinction of race or creed they are alveys ready to assist victims of poverty personal tragedy nd disaster help the salvation army to give aid and comfort whenever it is needed give from the heart to the red shield appeal please note residents ana requested to mail their donation in lha blue envelope which has been provided or leave at can imp bank of commerce georgetown treasurer mr donald m wingrove mgr mory spoke to the georgetown nature club when they met in first baptist church for april meeting ray lowes reviewed the his tory of the trail from its in ception it will be opened offi cially in tobermory sometime next month mr lowes spoke of the will lngncss of landowners to be part of one man a dream that city dwellers might tramp through their property enjoying nature hundreds of generous people have played parts in the irosnen se undertaking from interview ing fanners to building stiles and bridges upkeep is a con tinuous task and includes weekly inspection and tidying the trail a job handled by mem bcrs of the local clubs mr lowe s talk was illustr robert r hamilton optometrist office hours daily carretal bldg 116 mountainview road for appointment 8771971 social personal mr and mrs gerry smith maple ave have returned home after ten days m the sunshine at fort lauderdale florida philip walker a student the university of waterloo and and son of mr and mrs chris walker so hewson crcs is in ottawa for the summer where he is working in the laboratory of northern electric to soften glue place a few drops of vinegar hi the contain- through tha georgetown area the bruce trail crosses no 15 slderoad east of speysjde cuts north to iimehouse cross es highway 7 at slrvercreek hill and winds across the rocky es carpnumt north of glen wil liams to terra cotta icfl beans p0rk 4 49 igb peanut butter care apple juke 3 79 produce of usa fresh florida green beans 25 prod of usa can no 1 crup florida a jm celery lj c prod of usa can no 1 california frozen a cabbage ft icfl potato chips me kt huubs futdks iga mustard -19- iga relish 29 1 mmwumww iga foil s4hiaw1 candies j iot0ih 1it wir shcuu heinz baby foods about quality njoffamisni 3t 249 ajax detergent dons sxat oft khvt utility bags uofttsnaforr bagettes 85 95c 4 c 69c whet b csawt la asaety wt an earectlar ra bretacl mil lias its war aati hu tmm slots it bat beta dnrmeuf tascasi set far asalih tail tx airltcaurh trta sf twa ra brands qtafih elrsl aswrts tswa sa btcrr hew iga bras aa aatauth atnrtnea 1 biscuits fcfttis awlaala al ka stint al km at keel juhkmctcoioueid oir nrifl ituaaris tbi sat al la wt beaby cars bakm futures now availabueexcujsrvely at la bravo schuett continued from pane 1 burlington gdhs students intercollegiate council members the georgetown herald thursday may 4th 1967 by harry walker eho official jh adams elmo coordmat or estimated about a doicn or more of his volunteers attended the search in brookville sunday with others travelling to kil bride and other search centres onrkolomn robert sate of district hih s imnl wis diet ed churmin of tin innroupg late council f r hall n and peel cmmtic 1 a recent meet ing in central 1tcl s s bratjv ton ton m auly aki o cd hs uat eltict the council accirtd tin ofli r f an opp spokesman said gdhs to host 1 n idel i n a searchers were told what typclmblv in october 10b7 a scr of terrain a body would likely of debates on canadian ba hidden in details of roads problem- arc being planned for and trails in their areas and a thejnlinc of tho school cir description of the clothing the j schuott girl wan wearing when the stutknt s romm jnup it last seen he said the 40 square mile area around brookville had been well covered gd11s is ikq planmnj a model 1ariamcnl lor dhs students in conjunction with the grade x owes course in the till of child safety day sunday may 7th is child sat ety day save children from i harm through protection and example gr muckart co ltd plumbing heating electrical 15 mill st phone 8773592 georgetown we have a complete stock of pipe fittings faucet reparjarts wiring and heating accessories store hours store hours monday to friday- 8 am- 12 noon p m 6 p m saturday 4am 1 p m introducing the ford brothers kaith and harold as tha ntw owners and operators of tha foad mill and saod cuanlng plant at baiunafad teufhoni 1772008 and thanking afl our cuttomars during tho past elevan yoars my successors will confirm to supply a full dno of master feeds and other services thank you john n black invitations come also in the french language