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Ads That Pay Yon can place an ad In The Heralda pages by phoning Buying or selling- The Herald where will find the remit yon want GEORGETOWN HERALD The Home Newspaper for Georgetown and District Printing Publishing The Georgetown Herald has erred Georgetown and district as Printers and Publishers or over century ottering the best In tine printing nod news coverage Second Class Mail Registered Number 0943 Georgetown Ontario Thursday April Return Postage Guaranteed par Single Copy Price Fifteen Cent 41 on Waiting List For Seniors Apartments With another apartment fori senior a possibility in Georgetown council invited an Ontario Housing representative to a committee meeting Mon day to give details Peter explained that last August Georgetown coun cil bad contacted to inves tigate whether there Is a need for more ouch housing No ac tion was taken at that time be cause civic elections were co ming and it was left for Incom ing council to decide He said his firm has appli cants on a waiting list for ap artments at present but all of these have not necessarily been Interviewed so do not provide accurate statistics SURVEY If a survey is desired town would be responsible for publicity and getting applica tions Into the bands of those Interested ho said If a need Is established and building proceeds the town pays of upkeep but rec eives tax revenue federal gov ernment and Ontario gov ernment Acquisition of land and construction of the building Is done by and the town shares none of this cost Subsidized rentals of to monthly are made to elig ible citizens most of whom have pension Income only UPKEEP COST Upkeep cost of an apartment Is about monthly he said And while the towns cost amounts to five or six dollars monthly the tax revenue it receives balances this out A minimum of ten apart ments is built High rise ap artments have been used in larger municipalities he said but would be doubtful in a town of this size FAMILIES ALSO Queried by a councillor he said statistics reveal that in a community the need runs to 70 units per thousand resid ents of years of age and Ontario Housing is also In the rental field for fam ilies in the to in come bracket he said Here for an apartment Including heat and water stove and ridge rents are from to tblly he said Plan Theatre Ball as Annual Social Event Georgetown Little Theatres Theatre Ball held March 20th at the Georgetown Golf and Country Club provided a fun- filled evening for everyone who attended The dance committee Inclu ded- Eric Ming Pat Rober- Lillian Barker and Gary Ross Coun try Classics played a wide va riety of music and a bullet lunch was served to help boost the dancers energy When the last dance was pla ced at 100 a m many people were disappointed that the ev ening was over so soon Most women wore their ev ening dresses and pant salts Also greatly admired some Hot Pant ensembles The men wore their formal wear colourful ties and shirts There were numerous spot dances during the evening The winners of the door prises were Mr and Mrs Bob Jack and Edna Mae Mark- bam the lucky couple won two prizes Mr and Mrs Grant Mr and Mrs BUI Dlonne and Mr and Mrs Bob Lee Georgetown Li I tie Theatre is planning to make the Theatre Ball an annual event They are now looking forward to see ing those smiling faces again at The Gazebo and April in Audi torium Mrs Anne Collier Town Resident Since A Georgetown resident Mrs Anne Garner Cottier died suddenly in Georgetown hospital on March Daughter of Mr and Mrs John Edmund Butterworth she was born in England years ago and in emigrated to tthe States where she lived in Amsterdam Ohio before mov ing to Georgetown Her hus band James Collier died She was a Smith and Stone employee during World War II and later worked at the Knitting Company She leaves three sons James of Guelph St with whom she made her home John of Toronto and William of Glen Williams and nine grandchild ren Sharon anld Tom of Tor onto Jimmy Brent Glen and Brian of town Julie David and Lori of Glen Williams She was predeceased by a brother John Butterworth in England and sis ter Alice Roberts of Hamilton Rev Eric Mills rector of St Georges Anglican Church Con ducted the funeral service at the Harold McClure Funeral Home and Interment was Cemetery Nerval Pallbearers were Herb Harlow John McDonald Aubrey Grant and Wes Fendley Georgetown Richard Busby CoUlngwood and James Collier Akron Ohio Eric Clarke was a flower DID YOU KNOW Socalled fixed stars are not stationary they also mi Slip into Kinneys and try us on for size A Kinney shoe store is kind of like no shoe store youve ever seen Youve probably never seen such a variety of great shoes before either And you certainly never seen such care taken over the lit of your shoes To make sure children get just the right shoe wo measure their feet three ways Then we double- check It s Kinneys extra special service for kids A way fit check Why so thorough Because we know you shouldn t be squeezing your feet into shoes that should be somebody elses SotryuBonfarsize Try those on for Easter For ladle Two strap nickel buckle shoe in patent Brown or Black Sizes 5 to 10 9 The Wet Look in a graceful krinkle patent shoe with high front pump Black Brown or White Tuscany Sizes5lo10 10 For men Plain toe side zipper boot lined with leather for extra wear and comfort Brown or Black Sizes 6 to 12 99 Also similar styles In boys For boys Brown krinkle side zipper boot with plain toe Sizes 99 For girls White patent slipon with front overlay and peace symbol Sizes Qh to 3 mney shoes 222 Gyelph Street GEORGETOWN Theres more to go Kinney for STORE HOURS am to pm Monday fo Saturday Pension Plan for Municipal Employees with of municipal employees favouring a pension plan council on Monday passed a bylaw to include those who wish to become members of the Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System The plan goes into effect on April 1st Employees of Georgetown Water Commission will also be included in the new pension plan Employees Joining will con tribute approximately of their salary with the town making an equal contribution CHATTING Mar Biehn Todays Fashion Parade Puzzlement for WHENEVER asks me where we live and I reply Georgetown al most invariably I follow it up with the remark Its a great place to live just thir ty miles from Toronto we can easily take advantage of the charms of the city and nt the same time enjoy small town TOM AT HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS ASSEMBLY Among the close to 300 delegates who attended the Ontario Secondary School Foundation annual assembly in Toronto were left to right the Ha ton delegates above McLean standing Paul Mortindole Smith and Tom of the Georgetown high school staff PAULINES FOR 23 MAIN ST SOUTH TELEPHONE 8774616 AUSTRAL GLASS MIRROR PROVIDES A NEW LOCAL SERVICE All TYPES OF CLASS CUT TO SUE ASSORTMENT OF MIRRORS ANTIQUE AND RESIIVERINO Room Divide Tops Glats Shelving Screens SllcUre Picture Fumes REPLACE YOUR BROKEN WINDOWS Industrial Commercial Glass Mirror Metal HOUR SERVICE AVAILABLE 61 Mill Street Georgetown 8778493 WI Spring Fling Dance Is Successful Womens Institute sponsored a dance Spring Fling at Stewarttown hall on Friday evening March The hall was very pretty with Eas ter decorations and coloured lights Music was supplied by the Winners of the dances were 1st spot dance Mrs Verne Picket and Bruce McClure elimination dance Mr and Mrs Bob Grant mens dance Mr Lionel 2nd spot dance Mr and Mrs Ralph Cunningham lucky draws plant Mrs Gordon table flower arran gement Mr Joe Hartley Bur lington l gal paint Mrs Stan Hyatt Prizes were donated through the courtesy of Webbs Greenhouse CoOp town Erics Hardware Silvers Store Holmes to Master Feeds Janet Dimock Avon Products and Mrs J M Wickson The com mittee Mrs Ford Wickson Mrs J H Hunter Mrs John Mrs John Ruddell and Mrs Bruce worked long and tirelessly to make It the success it was On Monday evening March Iho I members and their husbands in all boarded a bus at parking lot at oclock which took them the OKeefo Centre and Front Streets in Toronto where Catherine Hepburn starred in Coco Channels life story the fa mous Paris designer Miss Hep burns acting was superb and her port well carried out each time she appeared on stage she was received with trem endous applause She was a pillar of energy and has a wit ty sense of rythm which put her songs across After leaving the centre the bus took every one to the Town and Country for refreshments before leaving for home A great deal of thanks go to Mrs J Hunter Mrs Carney and her dau ghter Mrs Gerald Homewood for all the planning they nude which made tho evening so success During the school holiday week Mr and Mrs Kerr and family of were visit ing at the homes of Mr and Mrs Arthur and Mr and Mrs Ward and some other friends in this vic inity The Kerrs year old son Billy was ploying hockey In Creemore Mrs J living What I dont add though is If you can find the time Because living in a lively town like ours doesnt leave much leeway or energy for browsing around the city We old find ourselves with a free Saturday last week bow- ever so drove into Toronto for no particular reason except to stroll along St and see what the folks in the big city up to WE TOOK ADVANTAGE of the sunny side of the street to do some window- shopping along Bloor The la dles styles didnt exactly me Maybe they have more attractive things Inside thought I So in I went Big mis take Came out feeling depres sed after seeing absolutely no thing I would even dream of trying on racks of hot pant suits flounced ankle length commune dresses knickers And the dresses Intended for the likes of me were all and looked horrible ev en on the hangers Friend husband didnt fare any better The violently shirts and broad ties lor men be absolutely refuses to wear And from the hint of thingstocome in the shoe de partment with the loud two- tones now being promoted hes not going to be buying any new shoes in the foreseeable future either And of course be wouldnt bo caught dead is those zany patterned timed pants so fashionable at the moment LUCKILY SOMETHING happened to take our minds off clothes It was the sound of music Of a kind Tambourines like And chant ing With a rock beat On the opposite side of the street there it was a little parade of a dozen or so young people marching along single- file behind a placard carrying leader He had shaved his head except for a narrow atrip down the centre and wore vol uminous bright yellow pant- robes In the Oriental style Be hind him marched the tambou rineplayer similarly dressed and hairstyled The rest of the aggregation young women as well as men were dressed In normal street garb They were enjoying their chanting and marching crusade and so were the Street shoppers SIMILARLY we found the passing parade in the Col onnade more fascinating than the merchandise Thank goodness its a novelty for us to see so many young people with the rag bag costume look flowing locks and grannyglasses Puz zlement When they look like that how can the boys be at tracted to the girls and vice versa But they obviously are And I mean obviously WHICH BRINGS ME to another episode in our lit tle foray into the We went to see a highlytouted mo tion picture It was supposed be a comedy We were bor ed And disgusted So we left before it was over mutter ing away about why everyone seems to be out of step but us and what has happened to our sense of humour has it deserted us or Just gone out of style WED BAD ENOUGH TO shake us up for one day Almost Heading for home we thought wed stop at one of the new Inns Surely wed enjoy thatl Wo chose one feat uring some entertainment Found the room very pleasant crowded with a rock band and three girl singers supplying the music Well the gals bad good voices and 1 did enjoy listening to them Up to a point Would have been better It we could have made out the words and been able to dance to their beat WHEN WE FULLED Into our driveway it was fairly early In the evening Could hardly wait to change Into something comfortable and settle down to the papers and The old rut felt mighty com fortable MULLING OVER OUR DAY I think maybe oar main trouble Is that we dont go to the often en ough 1 think maybe