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A woman lawyer Gerry One of tb more recent and very welcome addition to Georgetown la a very beautiful young woman Her name la Mc Millan a lawyer with the well established and respected firm of Helton Balnea end Steele Johan been with the firm for approximately a year and a half Mies McMillan graduated from University and took her bar admission exams at Hall in Toronto At Western she was one of only five girls in a class of over one hundred I guess I never really gave It too much thought she said The boys Id our class all accepted us us equals and so did our I never really ran Into any discrimination because I was a female If anything just the opposite was the case she said Is one of two girls from a very close family Her sister Is a chartered accountant Two rather unusual careers for females back eight or nine years sgo Id have to say It was my parents who encouraged us she said My father had his own method of doing things and would send me to my room with mybooka at the same time every night He would say that be didnt care what I did in that time period but he provided the op portunity and always assumed I was studying When I was admitted to the bar I never wanted to start a practise by myself she said I felt that in an established firm you always have the benefit of the experience of your associates and I consider myself fortunate to have found such a firm Besides I like people too much to be by myself she said with a very warm and sincere smile The kind of law that appeals most to Is very what she Is now law as applied to the family I like the close contact with ray clients and I prefer wcWng in a family court Although the challenge of her profession is very much a part of her life It could never be her whole life with the exclusion of all else The truth is I enjoy the thought of being able to take a vacation I love to travel and Im loosing forward to a trip to Greece next year that I been plannin for two years Aside ironi una roe is ana en thutlait she could probably sU forever if ber conscience would allow It After skUng comes horse back riding and a new Interest is squash She enjoys reading and prefers murdermysteries aiso love to go out to thats noT to say I cant cook but I never seem to cook anything for myself she said I guess most single people are like that Speaking about single only complaint about Georgetown Is the lack of single men Ive really not met too many she said with a kind of whimsical look Though very much her own person is looking forward to marriage someday First somebody will have to ask me she quipped with an Infectious grin Id like a small family one or two children at the moat But I would never give up working she said I enjoy it too much One of the In life at present la named Begum Begum is a Siamese cat who shares a small apartment with Johan I love plants and when Begum Is angry with me be attacks my favourites she said One thing Johan does as a feminist I never really had any problems because I was female so I cant say as Ive given too much thought to It Ive Just been myself and my friends are the same way I guess the men in my life have always been Individuals who were aura of them selves so they never had a need to dominate Whenever Ive met the type of male you could describe as a male chauvinist Ive always felt sorry for them Men that need to dominate h are very Insecure and unsure of the she amid in an offhanded but manner la a warm srmsltlre beautiful and talented woman She gives the ap pearance of having own life very much under control She is modern In her though as she puts It modern which typifies She enjoys Georgetown and likes to atop and say hello to friendly faces she recognises on the street She works hard a what she enjoys doing As father used to say if youre going to do something you might as well it all youve got Which Is pretty much the way she lives her life She recommends law to any young woman who has the Interest It Is rew both emotionally and and many more women are co It as a career than when I was In school Johan McMillan is young woman who has a great deal going for her She possesses a warmth sensitivity and that comes across very strong A beautiful young lawyer who at la definitely on her way to success In every sense of the word An addition to the town that Budokan will move if theres no change If town council refuses to budge on Its decision not to give the Budokan Judo Club exclusive use of the Rose Room at the Georgetown Memorial Arena executives of the cnib are prepared to move the club lock stock and Judo mats The Judo clubs conflict with the town cropped up once again Monday night as executives of the Budokan club met with town council to present what they termed our point of view Their review of the history did Indeed out a few new facta In the muddled case t the councillors who bad heard basically the same story already twice before failed to show any signs of their stance Council has requested the Budokan Club to write a letter to the towns general ad- ministration committee If It contains In formation we havent seen before well look at It once again commented Councillor Morrow If it doesnt well Just receive and flle It President of the Budokan dub Eric Ludlow fitted some new pieces Into the growing Jigsaw punle that the conflict has developed into over the past four years He explained that the club when It was formed poured approximately Into equipping the Rose Room for use as a Judo Because the town did not provide a lease for the dub to one had been agreed some unknown treason the dub decided not to pay rent said Mr Ludlow I admit It was a mistake and one which I cant explain For two and onehalf years the dub continued to use the facilities be continued without paying any rent at all until last September when the towns recreation department presented them with a bill for for past rent We met with Mr Collison and told him that the dub didnt have that kind of money It couldnt pay the rent However we ex plained from that point on we would pay the rent and would pay the remainder over a period of time The next thing the dub knew be recalled was that the town bad decided that It was taking the clubs mats valued at 1000 in lieu the owing rent The club had been Incorrectly played as a profit making private enterprise Mr Ludlow said It never has been Weve always in- tended to be a community club working with the community Replying to a question by Councillor Roy Booth Mr Ludlow did state that be as an Instructor with the dub would be paid by the dub The conflict between town and dub concluded Mr Ludlow lay basically on two problems- ownership of the mats and control of the room We feel we should have the rightatotbematsbesald Wealsofeelwe should have some say as to who uses those His club continued Mr Ludlow did not want total use of the facilities during the week They would be fully willing to allow karate keep fit of tiny tot groups to use the Rose Room Just as they have been doing during the past two years The only stipulation be said would be that a second Judo club not be allowed to use he facilities That would definitely add to the detriment of both dubs be said rJnlpg that different philosophies of training bet ween dubs could pose problems Our club Is an aggressive dub members would be competing throughout the province and the US In a number of Judo meets A second dub that the department was to put In the Rose Room said Mr Ludlow was more Involved on a local level Jack Smith one of the founding members of the Budokan club commented that be understood that the second Judo dub had decided to move from Cedarvale after six years because the rent at the old facilities was going to be raised to the same rate as the Rose Room They felt that if they could get a better facility for the same money why not They decided to move Despite tne new angle to the story some councillors expressed the opinion that they had remained unchanged In their stand I cant change my mind as far as the clubs exclusive rights of the room are concerned said Councillor Dick Council following a very heated debate two weeks ago decided that the Budokan club would hive to share the Rose Room with another Judo club plus give up its mata in payment of the owing In past rent Barring a decision by you town council to change your decision we would request that the S00Q spent by the Budokan dub in renovating the Rose Roam be con sidered In lieu of the We would then request permission to take our mats and establish our dub In another location Mr Ludlow said The general administration committee will reconsider the situation at Its next meeting Monday night CARRIERS OF THE YEAR for the marked across Canada last week Theyre Georgetown Herald are and Mary representative of the many young boya and Lynn Morrow and Laverne who girls who week In and week out endeavour to received their award certifies tee and cash provide you with regular good reading in The prizes In honour of National Carriers Week Herald Town renegotiates Norval WITH LOVE FROM PARIS was the theme tor the fashion show held at the St Andrews United Church The show was sponsored by the St Andrews ri by Silhouette Fashions of Burlington Some of the lovely models were left to right Lois Diane AIs and Fran Richardson We are going to keep the doors open on this We assured the Community Association that we wouldnt give up on this matter explained Councillor Roy Booth at last weeks general com mittee meeting Mayor Tom Hill who Joined the com mittee for a portion of their meeting stated that he is presently arranging another meeting to discuss the lease terms of School with the Hal ton Board of Education At a special meeting held September with Mayor Tom Hill representatives from the Halton Board of Educationthe Norval Community Association and the towns general administration committee present a figure of per month as rental on the property was quoted by the school board However It was strongly believed by the town and Norval representatives that this figure was much too high The board baaed the cost on a percentage of the lands value at a commercial valuation The property as it now stands la toned as institutional and would have to be rexoned the town to bring it up to the classification that would earn the asked for by the school board At the general administration committee meeting Mayor Kill agreed with Councillor Booth did the other councillors present that the town will continue negotiations with the school board hopes of more reasonabl rental rate Crashes injure two Halton Regional Police District One have In vestigated accidents this past week In Hills Two accidents resulted In Injuries for the parties in volved Francis Anderson of SB Main Street with passengers Raymond Cloutler Iff and David King also IB of Georgetown minor Injuries when the car operated by Mr Anderson swerved off Estimated damage to the car set at the collision waa caused as the drtvero1 venule at tempted to avoid couuuon with a dog police reported The three were transported so hospital by police Damage exc 1500 done to the can of Earl Nation of Boulevard and Starch of River Drive The collision occurred on Street with the drivers of the vehicles being taken to hospital by police The Intersection of Street and Maple Avenue was the scene of an accident last Thursday when the cars of Cecil and David Tales both of Halton Kills collided Damage to the cars waa set at lees than No Injuries A bicycle accident on Durham Street damaged the bike of Desmond McKenrJe of Stockman Crescent In the amount of 30 Driver of the car was Ken of Durham Street No serious injuries were reported The sharp bend in Highway 7 at Nerval was the scene of a minor collision that did an estimated 300 damage to the car of Carol Thrower and little damage to the car of Don Thompson of Road South The accident Friday The parked car of a Brampton resident sustained slight damage when struck by a car driven by Road resident Robert McCandles Damage was set at IS A second parked car ac cident did WOO damage to the car of John Vanderpas of Market Street last Sunday The drive of the car that struck Mr Vanderpas failed to remain at the scene A car stolen from Georgetown Chrysler was recovered Saturday evening after It was reported stolen from the dealers lot Damage to the car was set at after It had been driven Into a chain link fence at Boeb- mers on Armstrong Avenue The fence was damaged to the amount of 100 Damage to SO feet of grass and a few road signs along was done Thursday when a car driven by a Toronto resident left the roadway taxing with It the signs and sections of grass The Toronto resident left the scene but was later Identified from descriptions issued by witnesses Pumpkin rampage claims windows During the early morning hours last Thursday two Georgetown youths went on a pumpkin rampage using doors and windows of five area homes as targets Homes on Mill Street Weber Drive Road Carole Street and Vaueyvtew Road had pumpkins thrown through their windows doors and awnings The two youths were arrested and charged with wilful damage A car reported stolen by Georgetown Chrysler was recovered In the Industrial section of town The vehicle la being held for fingerprinting by the Criminal Indentulcation Brand Police are currently In vestigating a case of im personation of a public officer after men approached a Moore Park resident and stated they division The phony officer showed a badge and stated Well butt you before the night is over A MounUinview Road resident reports the theft of a mlnlbfte from the rear of Ma residence Four were reported stolen last week from homes businesses and schools A rural cottage has been the parties by unknown youths using the vacant cottage without the owners per mission Gasoline reported state from the Master Feeds truck In Stewarttown totally gallons of the liquid gold Small amounts bad been noticed missing prior to the Urge theft A minibike was found at Cedarvale Park and la being held at the MID Street office ROTARY AWARDS Steve Peace front centre redeved a cheque and a trophy from the Rotary Club of Georgetown for bringing In the moat money from the notarys SkateATbon The Rotary gave numerous awards to skaters who brought In the most money In their classes Winners and their cheques were front row left to right Mark Webster 33 Gail Eastwood Moore 00 Julie Allen middle row left to right Shelley 2B Kelly Barber James Kemper so Back row left to right Hugo Dittfach John Lehman Go and Linda Corbett Left Is Howard Briggs chairman of the SkateATbon and right Is Ron Snow representing the Georgetown Figure Skating Club Tickets now available for chamber meeting The November dinner lieutenant governor as guest meeting of the Georgetown speaker Chamber of Commerce will The evening Is planned as a future Dr Pauline M ladles night In respect to Gibbon Ontarios tonational Womens Year Dr McGlbbon and husband will Join members and their wives at a social hour at the North Golf and Country Club There are a few vacancies available to the public on a firstcome firstserved basis contacting the chamber flee directly at RAPE THIMYTHIANDRBTALITIM FEATURING AND DISCUSSION MODERATOR Diane Goodwill Is University PANELISTS Pam Qretr Rape Crisis centre Jsnet Rape Crisis Centra Dr Boyd MD McMillan Lawyer At McQueen Regional Police J PM OCTOHR IWtv Rd I St Andrews Unites Ow Fee Y ZOO member Students SO cents EVERYONE WELCOME