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Georgetown Herald A Division of Canadian Newspapers Company Limited Main Street South Georgetown Ontario THURSDAY JUI 12 1D73 GO TRAINS When Are They Coming With barely six months left in the year time is running out for inauguration of 1973 GO train service between Georgetown and Toronto GO trains are supposed to be coming but precisely when remains something of a mystery Extension of the commuter service was announced more than a year ago and was one of the reasons attributed for booming real estate values in this com Even now as the debut of the service lags real estate values are softening It must be that a great many potential commuters expected to be rid their cars by now and are more cautious about making a move from the environs of Metro Toronto It was the original intention to have GO trains linking the Georgetown Brampton and Bramalea areas with Toronto by this summer Even a firm August date was established That s gone by the board of course and so has a possible starting date in September Even talk about a possible November beginning of the commuter service has given way to rumors about a December startup Any further projections will place the startup of GO service in the new year Much if not all of the delay in startup has been laid at the feet of producers of train equipment Its not being produced fast enough to meet projections Perhaps in Georgetown some clue about an impending start will come when work begins on passenger facilities at the CNR property So far that hasnt started either But the politicians continue to talk about the extended GO trains and don they always keep their promises Come on Queen s Park lets get GO Name Game Needs More For the past three weeks The Herald has been carrying an ad vertisement calling for suggestions for a new name for North Halton under regional government The area involved In this portion of regional government is Georgetown Acton and Esquesing Township Regional government with the new year with elections scheduled this fall So far response has been slow We would like to see more suggestions and perhaps even a greater variety Right now is the most popular name put forward but there are others such as Wildwood and Tall Pines There has even been a suggestion for the name Kennedy after the family man who gave his first name to Georgetown no one in Georgetown so far has suggested an Acton appellation There must be other ideas kicking around in the heads out there The Herald will continue to carry the advertisement please note this is not a contest just a bid for name suggestions ana we hope more residents will participate When it comes time to select choices for balloting names put forward will be considered Campers and Canoeing The Ontario Safety Leagues Canoe Camping Demonstration Unit is in full swing in Algonquin Park Headlined by trie in known Canadian canoeist Omer Stringer and assisted by Rob Dawson a former park ranger programs are being presented in the campgrounds and summer camps throughout the month of July The proper use of canoes is demonstrated and spectators are given the chance to try their hand at paddling with the assistance of the skilled teachers Camping equipment tripping techniques and care of the environment are all discussed with those attending the programs Every Wednesday a canoe outing is conducted jointly by park naturalists and Ontario Safety League personnel when canoeing techniques can be put into practice and the wonders of nature enjoyed with the assistance of professional supervision The programs offered by the Ontario Safety League in Algonquin are free to everyone and jointly sponsored by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and the Canadian National Sport Show Anyone wishing to learn more about camping canoeing and outdoor vacations is invited to attend A schedule of the League s daily programs in Algonquin is available at the east or west entrance to and at all the camp grounds A Measure of Worth Owning a piece of real estate can be a good investment Newcomers to Georgetown often express amazement about the high cost of especially if they have just left an area of lower and more stable prices But consider this piece of news In New York City the tax commission has assessed all taxable real estate at 38 billion Thats an increase of more than million over the previous valuation Three centuries ago Dutch colonists paid the Indians 24 in beads yet for the island of Manhattan The morals there are two of them are obvious A piece of dirt is always worth more than you think or you can always hold out for a better price Hi A telephone bill was J bating The mavnr explained the lolal included the palm office his office lomrnittee room and the rout office 1 in surprised it t more said the major since I called and Canton in dealing with Bliss The corner of Main Street and Avenue was dubbed a danger spot A Nielsen when he appeared a lounul meeting The motorists vision Is scured every nay he claimed On one side is a high hedge on ihe other is a high mound of and all grass and shrubs cut ihe view The arena interior was slated for sharp change this summer The arena board agreed on final plans to rip entire sealing for 1 100 and replace it with concrete tiers barkless wooden seats would top the tiers Also earmarked tor the hammer were he boards en compassing the ice surface They were to be replaced with new boards all the was around Somechangcsuerelohcmadc in the present setup during the alterations The new player benches would be separated by a section of seating and a new penalty box would be larger than present sin bin There would be no in crease In seating capacity Georgetown second fire engine was ordered from the Seagrave Company for delivery later this year While housed in Georgetown new fire hall the engine was being purchased by Township under a lire area plan which would put the local brigade at the service of a portion of the township Georgetown Cost of ihe was specially assessed in residents of tin area Involved Similar plans were also in Milton where a truck had hem purchased and in Acton area i as complete with It hid a 179 inch fin hifh pressure im wall and p ingiiit Total of he fin truck wis vim sheep claims paid totalled J Laird received for a lamb killed Donald Lindsay for a lamb killed and a lamb and sheep injured Stark was valuator in both claims of in Hire paid mostly for pups destrovid were as follows John Meridiem Brooks I imehouse and Brown Milton each Cliff Hunter ieorgitown Keith and SI each ii I- Mrs William WaterSlrcel was iner of tons of coil which were as first prize at on that i the The nut ting held in Milton was a attended and enthusiastic gathering There men proposed for the post of counts representative in the on elections including Joseph Gibbous Brown Burlington Nelson Township Gibbons and Mr Brown withdrew their names from the nomination before Ihe ballots were In withdrawing Gibbons stated that sometime in future he might stand for nomination Mr Wilkinson won he nomination on the first ballot At meeting of I iborals in the town hall Milton Thomas was unanimously chosen as candidate for ihe forthcoming provincial election There were no other names submitted Mr ftlaki lock as first i to the house In lMJ and had ken s Liberal number for sears Oil and Grease on Roads Cause Rainfall Nightmare FROM ONE PAIN IN THE NECK TO ANOTHER BILL SMILEY Columnist Enjoys Mail From Readers Did you know yours lrul w is a shv boy you know how a I id tan sell ill tmiliaii irossword to newspapers know who worked il Milton brick irks in In on to Mill fill Ilk writing I bonk II vou liki i M I Ihil trip to I inland me idling mi thai Mm i Sir fill i in for less than Slnou ihv Hi mils Hut Him old nun I will ii IttiilM 1st I I iks I hail nadirs hi to In i loluiiimst Dials wit I in so io nadirs who drop a line and have a tell mi roubles or merely wish mi I 11 I It lust my birthday in Mi id long Idler from my I leather nit ihil wi shin I hi natal da J urn 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Advertising Manager BRADLEY Accountant Anne William Arnott Valerie Caruso Das Id Hastings John Joan Davis Nelson MlRltnClRCUl Mr Mrs Lyre Telephone QUEENS PARK Energy is Problem Spells Relocation Its- en Tlir Herald it mdouhledh life works its lunations in cm rent instance is thai it stems in ma get a bit of a windfulloutori is potential problem hire Hut nothing tike he problem it is tin linn short of ml and potent intrgs resouriis jlruds base caused leslnctlons and with this growing alarm Wild in mufaiturirs as is to be are gittlng lookint north is mon local i This like tht of our con would do mood for imposing rest nil ions on which has him idtnl ricmtls In to It stepped up There will tould hi program of sauttions curtail not inls but our Then thin is no itrtmnts that tliouch in Ontario wt ire the prime iiiauufjituring am in ihi im would tht big of an influx if new indusm If ihis industrs wire for if it would look the Wllthl huni for rasttd to hose of the I with the thought of here ITitrt seems chance that of the S troubles wt mas pick up mi mi manufatiurlng I This windfall however if it dins mas not Ik blessed It to still fuithcr entanglements with If it bee aim important inniikhW ishiniiuiiirtiinl it Tins in turn could lead to mtirnal trillion in the counlrs Ml of which means it is to an inlortsiing potential to Bible Verse Tills is das which the lord hath will rejoice and be glad m it 118 rhis is the das that made let s make the most of It will noser maki it a om with help Tins is Sum four tars t hard but thai was ihe number intolstd tit what inlled a orgy funding crushing mil binding ith other on II ihua 101 flic Toronto spiptr liht ill of lain one around winch pi litem in was directing illic Just ILIK fall of run s and quick II to the lill told allowed The fact is that most drivers do not realize the of even a light rain thi liagut Vehicles drop oil and on the roads In the course of a year on heavily Iruselkd mads ihis niiount as much as l per mile or about 1 gallon for five feel of road to this the ac cumulation of ire dust and dirt and you have a hazard IniildiiiL up comparable to winter ice condition When shower up if a period of dry weather first raindrops make dm slippery mua of dust film tin road In 88000 Grant Helps Research hi Her of ind physical ihe titnti of is ind inn with slim ilso m Ho mis imru ills 11 tin ifstnntisls c Imvirsits cnlrt who list lull program nulled i Mill Hi ind HI stiuitt and Studies of ill al to iht is pirticularly w an has tffort due of Ih illh inure 1 itsiuh iti ilut ml mil Hit Hint building Hist nth fit ilu us in each c in used with of in tfficitnc and nils is 1rciUtnt unit saving probkin cnaiing pilgrim of include tan iasil is cun Miliums heavy downpour It miv inly about Ml minutes In flush tins film off the Highway slow ftntle rain may lake as long as two hours or more full time drivers will till you that the first few moments of a slow rain are the most treacherous Your tires can not perform a squeegee action as roll over residue of accumulated dust oil sparbe drops of rain and ihi tins develop a sliding action over ihe freasy surface reports the Ontario Safely League Worn tins decrease traction still further Wet pavement and fast will tause your ear to aqua plane and skid You in not realize it but wit paiemtnt means your tires in on builds up bene a wheel liki ships bow wivl the area cm tht suit let of even moderalclv wit it has to disperst or pints of watt r speeds area of tretd on the road has I I54ith of a second in which In do this it spreads to Ihe rear and none of road Your tar starts surfboard If will start ivtn at spuds is low is milts summer rain may be i unlit thine but it m nidi on the Highways Whin rams slow down w Iht Ontario Safety I or risk fittmL kilhd lit ait aid i ml hi in rtplatuntni 1 I A the in the of and of medicine The tit but ire members of the of if cardiovascular liaeuinstasi mholism risi arch tlu of the of Rapid Increase Shown Among Bank Employees Tin skills of Ihur program colleagues m and imdiiuit tan be brought to on their research while Ralph Nader Is Invited By CMHTTA I Southirn president of the Mobik llomt md Ti ssocialinn has Hut a Idler has for irdid to inlrt for Safe in isbiiifloii or me of his i s to visit for purpose of looking mobile horn national vibick plants from ihe standpoint of munufndun It is known that Ihi Nader organization has launched investigation of the mobile h industrs in the United Mills and will prohabl be issuing report this fall Hie purpose of inviting Mr sadir to Southern is to him with the of the developed lhrnuLli trade to upgrade product The program was launched almul four and thousands of nun hours of wurkb a mvnad of business and volunteers working through thi St Association to formulate certification known as the sines of which structural tlettrical gas and oil plumbing and for siitlv of movcmint on mtmhirs of the anadinu Mobile and Irani whith embraces more than J if must sub scribe to CSA total program which involves it the futtory third CSX inRineermg personnel to insun that participints maintain the If ihis is not done Southern substandard imports of manufacture will to make inroads into with potential danger to purchasers of such units and confront Canadian manufacturers with unfair competition The manufacturers can manufacture mobile and recreational vehicles at lower cost than similar Canadian produicrs cording to Mr Southern and with the added advantage of Ik inf able to ship sub into Canada Il is a question of whtthirlhe mav force a breakdown of a program which is proving of Itnifit m ton mad i s banks now unpins more than WO in somt ft BUD ross country atcordinfto a new renew of the banking in just published by the in Hankers Tin rapid increase in tht iiumlHr of bank impluytes Ihe past few years has hi in far outstripped Imwcvtr by Hit growth in relative dollir value of isstts per employee This which almost doubled pist compared with a slightly more than per cent in stiff a useful in of increased ifficuncy of modern hank its stiff the says These highlights are contained in trillion of Association publication Tin Charltrcd links of which the develop mint of system us lo Canadian iiriumsinnccs of scattered immense spread I system the stint wide range of banking facilities are is In residents of sin ill isolated communities is to those in major tentres it tin tost an s growing im i irlui in tht growth in thi foreign isstts which increased to lhoul Sir billion today from St tuition in Hit overseas networks of vannus and relationships provide direct links in forugn financial m for their domestic customers HAs new booklet avoids detailed figures for readers are invitcdto consult a publication published by thi sssoualiin and containing a hroad selection of banking data not centrally available ilstwhtre in format topics of The Chartered Hanks of arc available in and without charge the Hankers Toronto Dominion Toronlo OCONNORS OTTAWA Flu politics of getting out fluri for tin miner is a only slightly less in intensely phvid than that wacd over budget As I write lomments no date has set for summer recess other lb in some vagui references tin middle or end of July On tin surface it appears th it in thirst of what legislation is to hi mlioduced when it will in what or m determine more or iht mess date It has stnhd its priorities in this lln Opposition can dehor m liters to debate or kfishtion or even to had legislation Ihu tan ilso suggest i mi they deem it propitious for the to proceed with All parlies and members are of course in the best intense of their constituents the country etc etc As I say this Is all on the surface Bubbling beneath ihcse intentions arc a number of strong often determining factors thehumid of the Valley in July and is something ailed outside a blast furnace I during the last six months most members have seen wises and children while were waving ind goodbye from the observation decks of their home Selfish lazy loul that I am I would like to to to cottage and lie on the dock for about too days without moving so much as big sticks around Ottawa the heads of is due to lakt place in Ottawa on July list to 4th M Ministers art reeded for official duties parties receptions during this period The Western Iumicrs conference mediately the again requiring presence of its fair compliment of Ministers and maybe must important most people think we have already adjourned While speaking to people over the July 1st holiday weekend ihe most oflen received com was Well off for the summer hey I guess are glad get a break Would Hint it wire IXIIV HIS JOB I suppose it is a politician s vanity to need to be con seen doing his job and forever complimented or it But many grumbles has been heard to the effect that if they public dan t even know we are here why stay The question Is unworthy of reply Hut such thinking will play a part in the decision lo ad Thus with appropriate flair the prime minister will shortly announce for all of the above reasons that the House is lo be adjourned after many months or great service to the Canadian people having passed muih valuable legislation blah blah If you have it problem Idea comment or criticism or if you simply wish la get loiicbwllhme my Hiding at ltd or toll Mis Fran at