Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), December 11, 1969, p. 20

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ishapfi of things to vvvt i inthimail bao- drcrg strift not for locals plan big time operation proposed town hall tree this is the way georgetowns administration would be set up if a report submitted by the consulting firm of stevenson ed kellogg is put into practice by council last week they accepted the report which recommends a chief administrative officer town manager at the head of the municipal staff taking most of the burden of administration off councils should ers in the mail bag fights plan to drop religion in schools it 1 llmehouse dear sir in reply to g bourques let ter in last weeks paper her argument for the drag strip was that it will give the ipcal kids something to do and keep them from cluttering up the plazas and going to the local hotel may i point out to her and other misinformed people this is not a drag strip for the local kids by ihe owners own ad mission he has spent a quarter of a million dollars on properly this is h big time operation for professional dragsters only 90 of whom are americans the crowds which are estimated will range from 15000 to 25000 people on a weekend as the majority of these people are from distant places they come saturday and camp for sundays program following saturday nights program these people many high on drags and liquor go looking for kicks nobodys home property or business will be immune they dont ask i they take if g bourque thinks this is going to decrease the i breakins and illegal activities fl suggest she reexamine her thinking i also resent the fact she branded us a bunch of tuddy- duddys trying to spoil the kids fun we have in fact 3 people fighting with us against this strip who are avid drags ters their stories of what goes on at these affairs would make anyones hair 9and on end i am willing to put g bourque in touch with any of these people if she would care to know what the score really is may i further point out we are not opposed to drag racing per se we are opposed to the building of a drag strip in a built up area i suspect it may be g bour que who is the fuddyduddy complaining about the kids hanging around the local res taurant etc why should that bother her i myself hung ar ound the local restaurant and street corners etc as a teen ager no doubt annoying many people however as i have now reached the ripe old age of 30 i manage to find better things to do with my time as im sure this crop of teenagers will yours truly peter r bowman the georgetown herald thursday dec 11 mi page 10 ibiutbb in the mail bao less news more money v r a j georgetown ontario dear sir tn view of the many empty spaces intast weeks herald awuekcm txr a w ed look even though thwank may heye had other mums th- newspaper should immediately 5 announce a cancellation of the recently published price in- crease tor next year youn truly charles hudebrand s5 not necessarily so amy repair bilt on any motorola quasar color tv which we have serviced to date may be used as cash against any purchase at ryders tv sales service 49 main st north georgetown 8779796 r no restrictions except it must be serviced by us and the repair bill our own good to the exact amount of repair bill oniy one color tv the motorola quasar color tv with the works in the drawn the only color tv sat in the world that combine all solid state construction and plugin panels for easy servicing plus automatic fine tuning and new bright tube as standard equipment these are the reasons the quasar is made to stay at home working end to offset the odd occasion when maintenance costs have been experienced these costs are now being refunded even rf the set was told in 1967 that kind of dependability saves money year after year t7 11 eving street dear sir because the issue of religious education is in my view of the utmost importance to parents and students alike i once again ban vour indulgence in pointing oul some urgent questions that we as responsible parents ahculd be entitled to know in tho pat few weeks we have ben notified in the geor getown herald of the ad hoc csmmitliee on religious educa tion the only other information we received was that objections had been raised by some in the profession including teachers since we tye parents are shoul dering the heavy burden for education it is surely our right to question any teaching that tends to destroy our christian heritage for the benefit of those who have- not had the opportunity to study the proposed changes in the tyackay report i would like to point out a few of the tilings that disturb me as a grandmother of children now attending school the first part of the report deals with religion as far back as 1819 the pioneers of those days were as strict in their re ligion as they were in their dis cipline towards their children we cannot compare our living today in any way with those who founded this great and beautiful country advancing to the year 1944 we are informed that premier drew was responsible for a newj course of religious education in j the schools i i want to point out that in 1944 we were on our knees pleading for divine help to overcome our oppressors in world war n thanks to almight god and those who sacrificed their life and limb we still have our freedom today but for this we might have been under the heel of hitler or communist russia twentyfive years ago we were on our knees today we have those who advocate that religious education be aband oned page 93 report on relig ious education par 1 par 4 slates recommends opening exercises consist of the national anthem and a prayer cither of universal character or ithe lords prayer note such prayer of universal character i could even be a prayer to budda j karl man or even to mao tse j tung par 7 we recommend that the acquisition of information about and respect for all reli gions be recognized as an es sential objective of the educat ion from kindergarten to grade 13 par 8 we recommend that a formal course of study deal- in with the principle religions of the world be offered as one of the optional courses in grades 11 and 12 canada is supposed to be a christian nation and those who come here do so with that know ledge we do not deny anyone the right to worship in their own faith but let us see to it that before we inform our young children from kindergar ten to grade 13 that we give our children the basic faith of our christian heritage first page 24 states that pupils who are allowed the freedom of exemption from religious exercises are discriminated ag ainst since when has ft become discrimination towards those who are given the right to be fongs restaurant for the best chinese food we t ater to parties banquets anniversaries for hot pickup service call 8779791 restaurant 28 main street smith georgetown v n shop with herald advertisers different and the freedom of abstention in the words of churchill we still must carry on the fight against an atheistic philo sophy which has crept into our churches universities schools and seminaries we cannot surrender to this insidious viper i agree with him and with gods help i intend to protest this socalled moral develop ment to the board of educa tion at oakville if and when they inform me on this and i will include any letters from those who agree with me on this subject i intend to propose the study of the ten commandments as a moral basis for our christian faith the inclusion of the lords prayer also passages from the holy bible and the national anthem to the readers ef tie george town herald please write me thanking the editor for past consideration catherine cordaro garners vr- f i christmas shoppers guide garners have the finest selection of gifts for the home all are attractively boxed for gift giving also a selective range of imported french brocades and velvets for that special party dress t town of georgetown notice of 1970 interim property taxes tax notices are now being prepared for part pay ment of 1970 property taxes based on s0of the 1969 tax rat as provided for in bylaw no 6941 notices will be mailed to property owners by janu ary 1st 1970 lst payment due january 15th 1970 2nd payment due february 26th 1970 3rd payment due april 9th 1970 upon default of payment of the interim tax levy as sat out a penalty of onehalf of one per cent of the amount in default shall be added on the first day of each and every month during which the default continues until december 31st 1970 and thereafter interest at the rate of fwothirds of one per cent shall be payable for each month or fraction thereof of default after said date if you have not received your tax notice by january 6th please contact the tax office as failure to receive a tax notice does not exempt you from paying penalty florence j bell treasurer and tax collector nb where taxes are included m your mortgage pay ments and you receive a noticeplease forward same to your mortgage loan company to avoid paying pen- alty 9980 12h v kenwood blankets boxed towel sets 100 pure virgin wool in an attractive range 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