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New town subdivision agreement considered Members of the works committee Monday made recommendations that the previous town subdivision agreement and subdivision service agreement that was used by the town of Georgetown be revised to form the basis of a new policy regarding subdivisions In the boundaries of Halton Hllto The problem arose when council was to pass a bylaw that would make the section of road to be used by the new homes on Street In the east end of town a public high The committee and works engineer Bob Austin were concerned that the necessary clearance certificates had not been Issued by the town and that the developer had not come forth with any progress reports The old standard agreement we used spelled out everything relating to the development explained Councillor Em Hyde The committee wants fur Information about the procedure it Is to follow in the development of the town and the turning over of roads to be used as public streets GDHS students discover dress is important for jobs A touch of class was in troduced Friday afternoon much to the del of four business students of Georgetown and District High School they spent the latter part of the day at one of Georgetown newest clothing stores Touch of Class As part of the girls training and preparations for go ng out nto the business working world the are advised on proper dress for business Barbara Shultleworth owner of Touch of Class was approached by the gh school and asked to give the girls a few pointers In the dog and don Is of office attire Barbara wilhthehetpof two shop employees Dorothy Strange and Hen McKay outfitted the girls some in pant suits and others in dresses and skirts and ex plained various aspects of the outfits Barbara explained and Illustrated on four en thusiastic models he ver of such coordinates as skirts sweaters blouses pantsuits Jumpers etc and how a wardrobe if properly assembled can be mixed and matched In so many ways that an outfit should never had to look the same The Grade students ac companled by Mrs Melnnla business education director for the high school received tips on proper shoes how to ship for a wardrobe and most I Important of all how to become imaginative and creative with their clothes It was a learning through experience type of afternoon for Cheryl Cathy Clark Debbie TerrI Parker who all now and of preferable dress for the out side Working world How to in fact dress with touch of CHERYL GUNBY before STUDENTS FASHIONED FOR BUSINESS Four Grade owner of are left to right Cathy Clark 11 students from Georgetown District High School took in Mrs business education director at GDHS an afternoon of fashion tips for business at Touch of Class Parker Debbie nod Cheryl women Btorc on Main St Outfitted by Barbar Shut View good bad examples of erosion Pollution Probe collects six tons of metal for recycling ROLL OUT THE BARREL and help conserve our resources Georgetown Pollution Probe members were out in force early Saturday morning loading approximately six tons of scrap metal destined to be recycled and reused The metal consisting largely of used tin cans has been collected over a number of weeks at Pollution prove can depot at McNabb Street from where It has been transported In large metal drums to a storage site on Domlar property The drums and the site have ail been provided by Domtar free of charge When enough drums have been collected a metal recycling in Brampton provides a large container into which about 20 Pollution Probe members were busy loading 150pound drums Into this past Saturday morning Anyone wishing to assist in Pollution Probes recycling program by supplying tbelr compacted used tin cans can do so by dropping them off at the can depot at McNabb The glass depot Is Just a few doors away at II Approximately members of Georgetown Pollution Probe toured various areas along the Credit River Sunday afternoon viewing both good and bad examples of erosion control along the river The tour was headed by Ron and Wendy and Beth and Fleming Mntheson end ac cording to Ron was aimed at fostering an awareness that erosion can be a problem that affects not only he people living along the Credit but the stream itself Their first stop was near St church In Glen Williams where they viewed a dramatic example of erosion caused by man s All vegetation on the steep bank on the opposite side of the river has been totally carried down into the river valley as a result of indiscriminate dumping of dirt down the bank This Is probably the worst example of erosion on the entire Credit commented Ron The erosion if it con back could threaten the cemetery of Union Church The group travelled by car between the various locations One of the belter examples of erosion control was shown In Meadowvale East where man made gabions have been constructed to control the erosion of the river banks Announcement- SCHROEDER CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC NORMAN Doctor of Chi PC a pleaei to the of to c of CI be nc I j practice to immediatel J located at uccn I and at u of tot I Market Place OPTICAL ALL DOCTORS PRESCRIPTIONS For eye glasses filled with utmost care EYE EXAMINATIONS Arranged OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK To Serve You Better call 8773562 Georgetown Market Centre SKILLET RESTAURANT BOOK EARLY FOR SANTA BREAKFAST Each Saturday am DEC MENU r KIDDICS ADULTS Bacon pancakes butter Cho ce of k dd beverage 09 sices bacon pancakes butter syrup coffee or lea 50 Purchase Tickets and Book Early Only at the Information Desk Santo will visit and talk to every child Georgetown Market Centre