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Kerr Orders Study Into Haltons Roadside Spray Energy and Resources minist er George Kerr of announced this week he has or a toplevel study Into the use of the weedkiller i Ions County roadsides Kerr said the study wilt In volve the departments of Health Agriculture and Energy and Resources as well as tho Depu ty Ministers Council vlronment Kerr said he ordered the study after receiving a letter from the County Envir onmental Protective Association which complained about the use of for roadside spraying SPORTSMEN CLUB The Halton group which rep resents nine sportsmen clubs In the county said the chem is dangerous to wildlife and to the environment The chemical which is dis tributed in this area by a Bar lington company was used in Vietnam war zones as a defo liant POTENTIAL DANGER Labels on tho spray warn ag ainst its use near running and state it can be a poten tial danger to pregnant women Kerr said lost Saturday if he received an official complaint about the use of the chemical he would order an Investigation He said as a resident of Hal ton County is also concerned about the use of roadside brush spraying At a meeting last week the Halton County Roads Com mittee ordered its engineer to buy new supplies of The committee said the chem ical would continue to be used despite official protest by the sportsmen At a meeting of county Lost week it was decided that county council would get both sides of the chemical weed spray debate at its monthly meeting this week INVITE PROFESSORS Halton council finance decided to invite two University of professors to attend the Tuesday meeting Tho action was taken after Niagara Brand Chemicals of Burlington advised that Swittcr the Botany department Dr Gerry Ste phenson of the crops science department were prepared to come and support the use of the chemicals If someone is coming to tell us one side of the story we should get the other side as well Warden G Oakes said in supporting the invitation to two professors OVERPLAYED Douglas Currie county weed inspector told the finance com mittee that recent press reports had overplayed tho dangers of Presses for Truck Ban On 4th Line Sideroad One of last year most debat ed subjects truck traffic on the Line and IT was revived Esqucsing council Monday night John Micbio spokesman for residents of the area ask council to return the 4th Line to a normal road with nor traffic not truck traffic He claimed that last years council felt the taxpayers war ranted less consideration than the quarries RECOMMENDATIONS Reading from a long list of recommendations by the De partment of Transport which resulted from a Joint meeting in October stated Indus min trucks were requested to use Highway via the 4th Line tho township was supposed to ask the CNR to rebuild the Limehouse bridge and to rec that the county rebuild from the 3rd Line to Highway speed signs and school bus signs were also to bo erected Reeve Tom Hill explained that County is taking sideroad from the Line to Highway on April and that negotiations about the bridge were underway INTIMIDATED MJchio said he t like the way the matter was conducted last year The group from the quarry seemed to intimidate council he remarked He claimed it would be no hardship for the quarry to go down to highway Deputy reevo Russell Miller reminded him that there would be no new bridge in Limehouse in the immediate future county is only taking over the in April he added The Reeve said it would be discussed in committee he would ho notified of further developments Township Of Esquesing PHONE NUMBERS Have Been Changed To and 8775248 Church Yogurt Not Popular With Members A popular dairy food product in your home was roll call answered by sixteen members or the Ashgrove girls club Saturday March when they held their second meeting The pledge opened the meeting Ihe secretary s report was read by Marlene Hume and signed by Ann The members talked their record cover and so the garden club which will meet during the summer Notes were read by Mrs and Mrs later dict ated them to members A dish of plain yogurt was passed around for the girls to taste and of those who did try It few liked it were done by Lois Mills Vera Fisher and Caroline Bird Lots made com chowder and Verna made French rollups Carol int experimented with yogurt thousand Island dressing DID YOU KNOWT The Magna Carta was signed at which is a on the south bank of the Thames about miles from from London THE GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY MARCH mi PAGE Second XRay Room Is Needed For Hospital Another x ray room Is one of the badly needed faculties at Georgetown and District Mem orial Hospital according to administrator Fred Whit taker Commenting on the service statistics for the month of Feb ruary just released bo said The hospitals volume of ac tivity still remains high for the limited space and facilities we have He said the emergency depart ment and the ray departments are particularly busy and over- utilized UP TO OHSC Another fully equipped ray room is badly needed hope the expansion program gets off the ground this year he said however it is large ly In the hands of tho OHSC as to how quickly the necessary approvals at the various stages of planning are given Although tho service statis tics show tho average overall occupancy for the year remains high at 909 percent the occu pancy for the medical and our gleal beds Is running at percent SERVICE STATISTICS Operations Performed Co date Feb Feb Major CO Minor 33 10 Eliminations In Patients 273 Out Fat 1093 517 Emergency Visits Out 1351 Admission Adults and Children Newborn 22 Deaths 10 Total days of Can Adults and Children 3593 1802 1720 Newborn 383 150 Dally Average Patient Load Adults and Children Newborn 0 5 9 Perec Occupancy Adults and Children 9 961 Newborn Average Length of Stay Based on Deaths and Discharges Adults and Children 8 4 3 76 Newborn 6 8 IGA IGA Spaghetti I MI Mr IGA earned his MEAT REPUTATION red or blue brand beef REMOVED BLADE ROAST SHORT RIB 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FRENCHS MUSTARD ONION BITS 9 or 25 Orange or Grope Drink A Georgetown Pentecostal Church Main SI lav Jack Medium Sunday 10 Sunday School for Mam Morning Worship pjn Evangelistic Service Tuesday Prayer and Ministry THE CHURCH WITH YOU IN MIND CHUM DOG FOOD pig KITTY PAN LITTER 4 lb bag CASSEROLE BASE VaHaHaf BETTY CAKE MIXES Devlla Feed While Cherry Dip 39 HUNTS SANDWICH SAUCE LIQUID DETERGENT si OS 1 89 OKU SMITH Ketchup 41 IGA SPECIAL Rose Pickles JARS NrMntmcfTnini rawm it and service still I lives at PLUS AIL THESE EXTRAS AND MANY MORE AT EVERY DAY LOW PRICES SPRAY DEODORANT 5 BROMO SELTZER Regular COTTON BAILS 68 BAYER ASPIRIN 76 DETTOL No 52 VASELINE PETROLEUM JELLY 71 QTIPS RESDAN ox CHROME BLADES 100 BABY LOTION 4 61 BABY SOAP 28c CAUFUI NAPKINS ire SUAVE SHAMPOO ex 67 CLEENITE DENTURE CLEANER HAIR SPRAY IS 210 TAME CREAM RINSE134 BAN BUFFERIN TABLETS 24f BABY MAGIC P0WDER47 BABY MAGIC LOTION In BABY MAGIC OIL 47c SHAMPOO PROTEIN 21 ox 103 STRAINS BABY FOOD 13 JUNIOR BABY FOOD 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