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THE HERALD JsnuryS eg a I parking tickets Regional Police have been Issuing to Georgetown realdenli who have been parking overnight on town streets blocking snow removal operations A question however has arisen over whether the parking ticket themselves are Illegal The confusion over the legality of the number of other problems that have cropped up during the first year or regional govern ment created by the overnight change of Georgetown to Hal ton Hills When a number of residents woke up morning Just prior to Christmas to find parking tickets lucked under the wiper blades of cars parked on the streets they decided to contest the legality on the grounds that the tickets were old Georgetown ticket Georgetown As of January IBT4 the citizens reasoned Georgetown no longer existed When presented with the tickets and the citizen objections police at District One of Halton Regional Police agreed and cancelled the Issued tickets but later explained it was done for a different reason confusion over the bylaw the were issued under I cancelled a whole pile of overnight parking myself said Roy Wilkinson of District One that were Issued on the morning of December between midnight and because the recipients complained there were no signs posted He added because of the snow fall that night the town works department had asked me to enforce the winter bylaw for the pur pose of snow removal The were Issued pursuant to a bylaw passed In July 1B67 by the former town of Georgetown The bylaw states that bet ween December 1 and March IS no one can park a vehicle for a longer period than one hour between midnight and when properly worded signs have been erected and are on In many of the cases where were issued there were no signs Commenting on the parking mixup in names Hills clerkadministrator Doug felt that there really wasn t one Since we re still going by the former town bylaw I don see why we can use the former town parking He added that the departments are trying to use all old forms before having newoneaprinted the police departments responsibility to order new but the police commented they were waiting for the town to issue new ones No one would speculate whether ob jections to the old would stand up In court resident decide to contest uae Hills treasurer Larry Henderson intends to see that the problem Is not an extended one We will have to find oat who is responsible for Issuing the new ones he said If we are we will see to it right away before we do run Into any legal snags Speeding tickets meanwhile are legal They are stamped with the words Judicial District of Peewees the consolation champs DOUG C0LL1SON and Roes Culp flood the Ice surface of which Is one of the recreation department six A second rink has been act up at to alleviate problems the first one experienced when the water ran off Kids are kids Its not easy to tell If anything s bothering them Be sure about their sight YOUR DOCTOR S PRESCRIPTION FOR GLASSES ACCURATELY FILLED Georgetown Office Main St S Open L Wednesdays 8777223 a Only a to 5 ml BRAMPTON DISPENSING OPTICIANS ROY BARNETT OPTICIAN Mysterious accidents An unknown driver caused much damage over the holiday on the streets of Georgetown A van owned by William received damage when struck by an unknown driver In the parking lot Another unknown driver caused ODD damage to a fire hydrant and tree before he drove away from the accident at he Intersection of John Street and Mountain view A vehicle owned by John VanHelden of Stevens Crescent suffered damage when it was in collision with a hydro pole A vehicle driven by Ross Hunter received ISO damages alter swerving off the roadway to avoid with another car Driver of the other car Is still unknown The Canadian Tire Minor Peeweea earned a very nice Christmas present for them selves over the holiday season when they travelled to Milton or an invitational hockey tournament there After dropping their first game to Preston the Georgetown crew came back in force with two straight wins to capture the tournament a consolation championship The Canadian The Canadian Tire with Preston saw scoreboard finally register a 1 loss for Georgetown but 11 was nevertheless a good close Jason Mogg scored the k Georgetown goal with an on the play going la Richard Pool Bently Beckett played a strong game in goal for Georgetown The Preston team went to the finals of the tournament and won the championship In the first game of the consolation round Georgetown played well scoring five easy goals to defeat Grimsby Keith Ledger earned the shutout in goal Scoring against Grimsby was taken care of by Bob Dean assisted by Paul Wilson Bob Davey assisted by Mark Shearer and Dave Pilots Dean his second unassisted Tim Legere unassisted and Shearer unassisted In the consolation final Georgetown battled Brampton in what proved to be a real down to the wire teat The local squad however held off a late Brampton rally to capture a 32 win and the consolation championship Georgetown opened the scoring with Tim hitting the mark on a pass from Mark Shearer Brampton came back to tie the game The locals did not take to that too kindly going ahead at the marl of the second with Palmateer scoring the first of his two goals assisted by Dean and Wilson scored his second goal in the third period Brampton scored at the 13 mark of the final round and then pulled their goalie in an attempt to the game but could not get the equalizer FINAL MILLIONAIRE WINNER MR AURELHOUftaUB III CrMctnt EX My glasses RESTAURANT OPEN DAILY 6 a m to 10 p Cloud Sunday licensed under L THE NEWBIGN located on the lawn of Knox June to honor the years since the Presbyterian- Church was put up In honor of establishment of the Presbyterian Church A the Presbyterian Centennial in Canada general assembly will also be held in May at Reverend Peter Barrow of Knox explained Montreal which Rev Barrow will attend as that special services will be held in May or commissioner Baptism at St Johns Church Joseph Frederick infant son by Rev Canon JJJ Maxwell at Mrs Graham had lived in the Robert and Heather Arm morning service at St district for a good strong of Ottawa was baptized John a Church on December many years and was well Bob and Mary Tarxwell are godparents Joseph is the Mr Sam Mlleham Is at grandson of Mr ana Mrs Fred present a patient in Toronto Armstrong General Hospital His many Sincere sympathy of the friends in and community Is extended to the District wish him a speedy of the late Mrs RJ recovery who passed away New Mr and Mrs Robert Harris Years Day in her year with Mrs Karris sister and her family iiEiiiitiiiitiririiiitrnintiiEiiiiiiriiiiiiiiitfi GRAEME GOEBELLE ANNOUNCES THE PURCHASE OF THE PRACTISE OF EDWARD E MALISON APA The Practise Will Be Conducted In The Name Of GRAEME GOEBELLE CA 37 Main St 8776565 180 Main St S 8775656 8774791 House off Spectacles off courser House Of Spectacles CENTENNIAL MALL KENNEDY ROAD NORTH People Who Care BRAMPTON CHECK OUR SPECIAL AIRPORT RATE Station Wagon 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Employees New Employment Standards Act Effective January 1 1975 the new Employment Standards Act covers the existing standards mum wage vacation pay overtime pay termi nation pay collection of wages and provides for Public Holidays Employees are entitled to seven paid statutory holidays New Years Day Good Friday Victoria Day Dominion Day Labour Day Thanksgiving and Christmas Day Conditions and exceptions apply n n situations Overtime Pay Overtime pay at t me and one half the regular rate for hours in excess of forty four n a week Equal Benefits The Equal Benefits provision w II be brought force at a later date Pregnancy Leave pregnancy leave is extended to seventeen weeks for employees with one year s service or more and covers all employers having one or more employees Transportation The Act no longer requires an employer to pro vide transportation for female employees finish ing or start ng work between the hours ol mid night and six o clock in the forenoon or its females under working after midnight These are the principal amendments and changes to the Act For detailed Information regarding exemptions and of he standards contact your nearest Ministry of Labour office Ham Ho 1 West Ave So BOB Robe St ngston1055 St London WO I SI Ottawa vers do Mar St Thunder Bay JamB3 St So To onto W 500 Quel 4501 46B312B 542 3071 3452101 Ministry of Labour