Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 9, 1970, p. 5

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County School Board Want Alone both a County Council Board of Education agree should be maintained as ft parole unit Including Bur if when regional government is adopted Meeting informally afternoon after a of Council the two groups agreed had a com and wo work thcr to attain it TIME IS NOW Education board chairman Woods told council now Is the lime to act and res from the Minister of icipal Affairs on regional There is a lull in action toward regional government THS GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY JULY and the t quiet FRAGMENTING In two or three years we are to have a solid edit unit and people the county will want to maintain it Right now were still con about fragmenting the county and the wa to prevent it is to unify Halton into one regional unit he said Woods was supported in his statement trustee Bill We have to be a unit tru tec have worked our whole educational pro- cram is geared to a so it alone MORE ANSWERED More dialogue between the Cou ly Council and thi of Education Is to started a a yearly or semi yearly basis beginning with a meeting of Warden Day and board chair man Woods who will up a committee that will attempt to re answers on region Peel board of education would government from be too big to handle bis department It could get too large us it n problem with js has in Metro Then the quail to w ty of education goes down and this of our fears if e county joins with a larger reg Board of Education dont ion he stressed money from us TOO LARGE The trustees were assured by Warden Allen Day thai it the null to ask for a Hallononly region Trustee John from Burlington felt that a IN LIMBO County Council members ex pressed their disapproval with the provincial government in holding up a decision on government which baa effectively held of their plana in limbo until a final Li handed down The poll of waiting for a minister who know What he wants la do is not right said Deputy Bill Gillie LEADERSHIP Burl in Reeve Gordon Gallagher whose municipality has been the centre of lion state the idea of a Haltun region introduced had strong words of for the government I If you think good leadership is coming out of the govern ment then your wrong he Mid and I haven t a government in the province for year It could be that the only thing the government under is votes ha Hid shrug King Church Choir Performs For Manor Residents by Moor and Mrs J church service was by Rev Chnstcman the Pentecostal Assembly in Milton Kev trump was taken from the 1st of Luke verses to J On the evening of June the Georgetown Christian Re formed Church entertained our residents in the auditor On Tuesday afternoon on June a meeting was held our chapel the meeting lea was served to all in the auditorium art being held every Thursday in House and Thursday afternoon in the Martin House sponsored i by the Manor Auxiliary Small arc given to each winner I On evening June the Alone Dancers from Ihti June Alone School of Dancing in entertained the re in the auditorium enjoys the fine arts of these children were served and the visitors were thanked for a very en Rev John the new Knox minister conducted the church service on Sunday June The Scripture Reading was the Book of I The Public School pi ejected an hour pro gramme for our residents on the afternoon of June The residents greatly enjoy thesi On Tuesday afternoon the Rolling Meadows School Choir sang tor our residents June birthday party A pianoforte a and a very fine drum presto tali on also added to the entertainment the birthday party sponsor by our Manor Auxiliary and a delightful lunch and birthday oake was provided Mr Cora Hodge thanked the Auxiliary on behalf of the birthday dints and Miss Constance Sweeney thanked our for a enjoyable programme Also on June Ruby Frost Mrs I Bertha and Mrs Sarah Smal residents of the Manor lucre hostesses to a group of from the for Deaf They were given a com plete tour of our Manor and then enjoyed a small luncheon girls were Misses Penny Werner Mary Mary Bruno Arlene Anthony Priscilla val Wendy Allison and McCabe On Friday evening June our good friends from the Rex dale Gospel Hall were attain here to entertain in the audi torium Luncheon was served after the programme Remember Pioneers at Cemetery Memorial Day The memorial service of crest Cemetery was on Sunday afternoon June with a good Mr Julian was master of and Rev Ho vard of lenan wis the speaker The Sidesman of St Stephens Anglican Church Hornby for the hymns and special selections during the service Mr James tiddler of sounded the Lost Post and service was planned by the cemetery committee of Oliver Hurler chairman Myall Flmer secrclarj William superintendent Rob Cunningham Hugh Clark John and Tom Mc Gee ingrain latin to the pupil of Mr John who In their the Royal Conservatory of Music Toronto Susan May and each reeeiv honours in their Grade lino Gloria Hop received in hu piano and Winnie Meyer received first class honours In her Grade piano A miscellaneous shower was held on Thursday evening July in the Presbyterian Church for bride tobe Mary Watt the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fran lis A Watt who will be to Mr James Mar Arthur son of Mr and in the Nor val Presbyterian Church on Saturday 1 lessee for the evening were Mrs Hyatt and Mrs Andrew McClure A I am was enjoyed with contest conducted by Mrs Arch dekin and J Mrs Harold McClure gave a reading and Mulder play piano selections After the program Mary op ened her many lovely gifts lowed a aoOil hour United Church is c for the month of July and adherents have been id to attend the Presbyterian Church services with Rev How Smith the minister lira Ed McLean COTTON BROTHERS MUST SACRIFICE SUMMER STOCK TO MAKE WAY FOR FALL STYLES STARTING TO ARRIVE MB iMi Door Opening Specials 29 AUSTRALIAN FRUIT COCKTAIL FL OZ COMPARE 3 PER CUSTOMER SKIN CREAM SIZE COMPARE SI 77 LADIES WEAR LADIES FIRST QUALITY BLOUSE SHORTS PERMA PRESS COMPARE TO 2 LARGE SELECTION CANADIAN MADE f KNIT SHELLS TANK TOPS COMPARE TO SUMMER ENTIRE STOCK NAME BRAND BATHING 1 SUITS SAVE 9 REG 35 NOW SUMMER CLEAROUT ENTIRE STOCK NAME BRAND SPORTS WEAR Shorts Shells Pants OFF Skirts Blouses SPECIAL GROUP NAME BRAND ff SLIMS MENS WEAR FIRST TOO PERMA PRESS SPORT SHIRTS BODY SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS COMPARE TO 2 JOCKEY BRAND HOSE REG SPECIAL PURCHASE lAST WEEK END AT THESE LOW PRICES CANADIAN MADE WORK PANTS REG MATCHING SHIRTS REG 388 CLEAROUT OF MEN 5 SPORT COATS All and Style SAVE UP TO REG TO ONE 29 99 OF MENS COORDINATED SPORT COATS PANTS SAVE AS MUCH AS 47 REG TO 88 CHILDRENS WEAR ENTIRE STOCK OF BOYS TAM QUALITY KNIT SHORT SLEEVED KNITTED TSHIRTS REG TO SIZES 2 FINAL CLEAROUT BOYS AND GIRLS PLAY SUITS PERMA PRESS GIRLS SHORT AND TOP SET BOYS SHIRT AND SHORT SET TO 6x COMPARE 2 WERE 99 BOYS SHORT SLEEVE PERMANENT PRESS SPORT SHIRTS I SIZES 8 16 COMPARE 98 ENTIRE STOCK OF GIRLS NAME BRAND CO ORD1NATED SPORTS I WEAR SPECIAL LIMITED QUANTITY PRICE DOWNTOWN GEORGETOWN OPEN TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 900 SATURDAY M CASH CHARGE 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