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HERALD THURSDAY AUG Face Captain Bill Pilots Tub to Second Place Finish at CNE Rattlesnake Park Opens New Area Boeing through Ihe water In a vinyl upholstered bathtub with an outboard motor Mayor Bill Smith captured second place in Burgomasters Bathtub Derby held last week at the waterfront of the Exhibition He and the lady mayor of J Preston Mayor Claudette Miller raced neck and neck for awhile but she pulled past him toward the finish line thus winning first place and beating the whole field of mate con tenders The defending champion Mayor David Brown of Orillla trailed near the end while Mayor Mackenzie Chown of St Catharines never even got started but flipped his boat in the warm up Nine mayors took part Mayor Cooke of Barrio Mayor Mackenzie of St Catharines Mayor Harrington Burlington Mayor Paul Blundy Sam I a Mayor Robert White Scarborough Mayor Douglas Peterborough Mayor David Brown of Mayor Miller Preston and Mayor Bill Smith or George KISS AND TROPHY It was 1 Ex and Miss presented Mayor Bill Smith with both a kiss and a trophy with a no I den balhtubmountedon top In turn Mayor Smith presented all the mayors with anniversary beer mugs and threw anniversary pins to the kids in the bleachers Prior to the race the mayors were guests at directors luncheon in the Queen Eliza both building where the guest speaker was the Hon Gordon C Corlon Minister of Transp and Communications for Ontario West MPP George Kerr of Burlington has an a grant of to extend the present Rattlesnake Point Park on the Niagara Escarpment In Burlington by over one third Its present area The IP acre tract will be added to the present acres of developed parkland which includes a scenic lookout picnic facilities and and parking areas Point Park Is No Side rood The park Is northeast of a tract purchased earlier this year by the town and the Hilton Region Conservation Authority That area is located at No Slderoad and Guelph The total cost of the new acquisition it 13a HO with the seven municipalities of County who make up the sharing the difference between the purchase price and the provincial grant Burlington will pay of the total cost A total of 2 acres of escarpment land have now been purchased by as part of its long range plan to preserve the natural formation The battle of the sexes was continued as Mayor Milter of Preston and Mayor Bill Smith battle it out the Burgomasters Bathtub Derbv lost week at Province Will Help Establish Separate School Film Library The province will help from the ministry a present County Separate School Board slock and will be allowed to establish its own film library select another new films by trustees wire told at a board March meeting last week The board will then have to The board Is one of 53 reach receiving help from the Us ratio of one film for each of ministry of education In at English language slock of one teachers English language film per The board Is In the process of leather trustees learned setting up its own film library The board has just been andhasbudgetedforSOfllmsat notified the province will maximum cost of each supply it with percent of this for his year Byrnes said optimum on i long term loan PHASINGOUT basis is us said The ministry is phasing trustee Don Hill practically Ha central film library by them to chairman of the redistributing stock to school education committee boards across Ontario on a long term loan basis he said Superintendent of schools Main aim of the program Is Clifford Byrnes said the board ultimate sharing of film wll be supplied with films material among boards he said Admiral Bathtub Smilh known locally as Mayor Bill Smith second place winner in the Burgomasters Bathtub Derby held at the Exhibition last week grins as he congratulates the first place winner Mayor Miller of The nK In Mi Miller bill ihi whole field of men New Collection Films on Deposit at The Library With collection of flmm films on deposit from tin South intral I iorct vn library ids i new dimension to its ever of libnr seniles the mit deposit of sports true ind children films at well as from silent scroti Tin will be cheeked regular borrower card lor period of one Tht will not be booked for pirtiiulor dales but will be checked nut a first come first served Tins to home mo enthusiasts is in I lie n of Ifmm lurrcntly available to club or organization or for viewing through the The charge for films is just for overnight use and a limited number of 16mm projectors are available it per rental Whether your tastes run to Charlie Chaplin sports documentaries or the Underwater World of Jacques Coustcau come In and hive a look at the catalogue to pick out a great evenings Cyclist Had More Than J Cuts Bruises Cuts and bruises was very much an understatement news report of an accident Hast weeks Herald I Instead of this 18 yearold Paul 80 Weber Drive will be spending some time in Memorial Hospital Brampton for operations and treatment of a broken leg and two broken arms He was injured August 16 when his motorcycle wa collision with a car at Mountain view and River Drive corner Taken to hospital here he jWas later transferred to jBrampton hospital DM Paul s right arm is badly injured Tliire is a break above the wrist and another below the elbow which was dislocated and in two fingers are broken There a break on his upper left and his right leg is also broken A Grade 3 graduate this year son of Mr and Mrs John Paul has enrolled at University of and the accident will delay his planned start of studies In September Funeral Service Thomas Bradley Canon James Maxwell conducted ihe funeral service at the McClureJones Funeral i Home August 16 for Thomas David Bradley Mr Bradley who was died in Georgetown hospital the previous Sunday Born in he was the son of Roy and McQuarrte Bradley 18 Churchill Crescent lie attended public school at Stewart town Chape and Park schools and Georgetown District High School Besides his parents he leaves a brother Donald and sisters Beverley and 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