Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 19, 1973, p. 2

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1ikt I KilHh row Mil- HMD THURSDAY JIJI THE DI AT A GLANCE t HIV Iljni far a new to be built on cast side of tun were revealed at this months Erin township meeting The subdivision to be built by Flamingo Homes will border and an area of vlliate The streets of new development would connect with the existing streets in Gardens The plans call For houses to be built on 9 to to square foot lots with approximately toot of frontage Council filed the plans which were shown as a gesture of tesy The Community Planning Branch of the Ontario govern will have to approve the plans before construction can Six employees from a lown works force of handed in last week carrying out a move they threatened several weeks The men have a total of years with the I Sam years John Van den Brink years Don John Dunn with each luzell with our years and Medland a new employee walked off the job over a dispute with council about the of a foreman Hie men said hey had Ween jobs elsewhere Mil Tu Milton may have to send its garbage lo Mi Hon council two weeks ago acknowledged complaints about continued activity at us present landfill site but noted repeated attempts to locate a dump site in an adjacent municipality had been rejected forcing the town to continue at the Parkway site Works superintendent Bruce Mi Kerr told filling back further the site to prolong the life of theexistlng site I don t know what else to do with the flow of garbage he acknowledged What we pick up around the town is a very small percentage of the total garbage 111 A proposal has been made to erect a centre on the site of the old arena A special committee from the IHilferin Area Hospital Board made this recommendation last town council meeting Committee chairman William Ilux f hospital board said a medical centre on this bite at the of and tlizabctli streets would intici specialists to locate in and used in con junction with Duffer in Area Hospital Ill McDonalds Restaurants received the ahead a Tuesday from the Ontario Municipal Board tot in uctph at a site on Woolwich Street Green forests Development Ltd assembled a site 160 feet wide by feet deep n Street for the McDonald location It is on the cast side between and City planning board and il council a zone change from a transitional zone to mniercinl zone to allow for establishment McDonald Officials said they were com meed of the jood corporate of the restaurant chain UK VMM More than resident are on the waiting list for telephone service to be instilled in their area and Hell does not know when provide it manager Hill Barnes the reason it does not know is the strike represented the Auto Workers which bus shut down Northern plants in Belleville Kingston don What Bell needs to put in these lines is buried which is produced at these locations Northern Bramaka plant of Northern which is to nnrnnl now produces only switching equipment lilt TON opposition from risutcnts combined with both town council and planning board iirtuatly assured eomplclion the if the Brampton and District for the Itetordedto a residence for mentally St W The associations application for in imeiKtmint to tht plan to permit use of the building as a home for parents and to 12 mentally retarded persons was the Brampton Planning Board following a public nu week Tuesday night Chairman if the hoard was authorized to sign the which be submitted town council for preparation of restricted zoning w Duplicate Bridge tables were in play al Waller and Georgetown Duplicate Bridge Martin Club session last week when NORTH Raymond Bob Dickson and l Sid Hell and Larry Don overt Barbour Gundy and Whit ham Bart and Clare 3 and Jim tic Adams and Follows Mr and Mrs A and Bob and Mark Marguerite Taylor Mora Terry Hansford and Ted Latin Smith I mete Immanuel Lutheran Church Windsor Road al Carole St Harold R Patr Worship Servlct CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Listen to CHIN Dial BACK TOCOD HOUR Sundays a m Baptist Church milter W Cairns Organist Mrs W Townend 10a Morn I no Worship Wednesday prayer GEORGETOWN ALLIANCE CHURCH evangelical iter J Ph II pi Telephone a Sunday School 1100 Special Muse SI n led MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH QEOROETOWN PASTOR REV THOUGHT Home and REV JAMES GREEN QUE SPEAKER TIMES m A Warm Welcome You Georgetown Pentecostal Church Main ST Rev Jack Hum Sunday at Sunday School Sunday nam Morning Service Evening Service COME A BRING THE FAMILY Knox Limehouse Presbyterian Church REV PETER BARROW BO During July will be held In Knox mi home Church with Rev Martin of SI John i conducting Ml POOL PERSONNEL healthy time rrom the lelt Iront looking group perched on a are Cummer picnic table is the staff al Debbie Iglcslas swimming pool and pictured just before the rush in hack are Geoff of swimmers at opening Milton Streetsville Lose To Town Tykes baseball by adding two more vie brought Its record up to tones in three starts this past wins five defeats and a The solidified Mortgage Funds Available 1 st Mortgages 2nd Mortgages Construction Loans Mortgages Purchased 4516232 EA Mitchell Ltd Realtor 44 Queen St Brampton and Ian Long Supervisor Kim and supervisor Anne ire missing froni the picture its hold on fourth plate in tyke league Tykes pushed across runs allowed six In beating Three of Street plate in lop if the first inning Mike Hartley and Mike Mien m had nights at bat were the hitting heroes Brian and Douceur shared the Georgetown pit ehmg and fanned 10 The other win was a 12 upset of Milton in the county out five hits in each of the third and fourth innings and finished with a total of 11 hits Milton exploded in sixth frame when it came through with seven runs Hurl mat on spoiled a perfect week by dumping the tykes 14 GETS TITLE Haze 10 month old KecshnndofTanhardt Kennels finished his ehampionshlp at Karrs Ontario Friday taking his third best breed He finished with points Owner Miss Laura Treble showed him in Ottawa Wed ntsdjy and Thursday and in triday where he won best of breed on alt three days The internationally known Nigel Aubrey Jones presided the Karrs dog show MOORE PARK PLAZA 124 MAIN ST NORTH GEORGETOWN HOURSSTORE SERVICE 30am Thurs A Nights PHONE Wemake iteasy STORES All Kinds Of Water got lots of water there won I be any shortage this summer Ken faulkner manager of the water depart gallons a day while the top demand so far has been three million gallons a day Hie peak demand this year on a sweltering degree day gallons water tower on Todd stores In lU7i nearly million tons if cargo were carried on the Montreal Lake section f the St Seaway and million tons on the Wclland section 1973 ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT DELUXE CHAMPION POLYESTER FRONT END ALIGNMENT Precision alignment by Firestone Riding System Service specialists Tors on Bars or Air Conditioning extra Imported cars W88 5 Prepared Mallard V You could your boy a week at BILLY HARRIS DAVEKEON HOCKEY SCHOOL LABEL hockey SWEEPSTAKES LUCKY WINNERS WEEK FOR White Tuna Apple Sauce SPECIAL UITf Fruit Drinks Pepsi- Cola White Sugar 69 FARMHOUSE FROZEN MILD MED OR OLD COLORED White Serviettes Cream Pies fresh Pork Shoulder Roast FRESH Pork Butt Roast FRESH Butt Pork Chops Cheddar Cheese IGA CHOICE CREAM STYLE Cheese IGA CHOICE Corn or 77 Peas IS IGA PLY COLORSI Toilet Tissue NEW CROP THOMPSON PRODUCE OF S A 1 GRADE CRISP CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS GRAPES Flb PRODUCE OF USA LUSCIOUS CALF CANAOA No 1 LOCAL GROWN NECTARINES 39c CABBAGE 2- 49 PRODUCE OF REPUBLIC OF CANADA No I GRADE SWEET AND JU lCAl ORANGES CUCUMBERS 2 39c Orange Brink CAR At OH QHT CUT FROZEN French Fries 85 Instant Coffee Try IGA where service still lives IGA LUCKY SHOPPER lean Roshier 20 Churchill Cres Bear Elton John Carly Simon Sergio Brasi Anne Murray Gordon Ian Sylvia The New Seekers Mac Davis The Fifth Dimension Henry Mancm Axton The Bells Helen The Carpenters Elvis Presley Paul Simon James Kai Susan Jacks America Jerry Wallace The Boston Pops Orchestra Sound 80 Pelula Clark The Laurie Bower Singers Dawn Johnny Nash Bobby Vinton Brenda Lee Ginette Reno Hart Lynn Anderson Marty Ray Price Ray Connilf Singers Wayne Newton Paul Anka Ronnie Aldnch Paul The Philadelphia Orchestra Floyd Cramer Sieve Perry Como The Lettermen Gilbert O Sullivan Bobby Goldsboro Tom Jones Humperdinck Apollo The Glenn Gould The Hart House Orchestra Oscar Peterson Jackie Miltoo Johnny Cash Sonny James Al Henry Cuesla The Boss Brass Tammy Wynette Sonny Cher Teicher Lobo Jim Johnny Maths John Tony Bennett Peggy Lee John Perrone Ben McPeek Neil Diamond Bert Bobby Edwards Blue Haze Bobby Curtola Albert Hammond The Statler Brothers The Nashville Brass Roger Williams Johnny Paycheck Liza Minnelli Cat Stevens Peter Nero Vicky Waldo los are some of artists featured regularly on CFRB 1010 1010 on your radio gets you All kinds ol MUSIC on Radio CFRB 1010 There Wally music to get your mornings rolling Earl Warren music to lighten mid morning chores Bill music to help you collect thoughts Bill style to smooth your drive home There Ray Sonin music to stroll Down Memory Lane George 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