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THE HE Wednesday Septem to Page Ballinafad wedding for area couple PHIL CHAPMAN LEFT AND ATTENDANT JOHN ROB All Dally Times Photo AMBULANCE FIGHTS TRAFFIC Extraordinary efforts fail as infant dies in hospital By PETER WEST Special to The Her Id Despite extraordinary ef fort by a Brampton ambu lance team police a radio traffic reporter and thous ands of car drivers trying get to work Wednesday mor ning an eightweckotd Georgetown infant died early Thursday in Sick Childrens Hospital The race to save the boys life started shortly before a Wednesday at George town District Hospital when doctors there decided to tran sfer the baby Stefan Dickenson to Sick Childrens Hospital intensive care unit The new air ambulance service was not available take the child by helicopter to Sick Childrens since the service currently only opera tes from noon to midnight To get a crew together at a would have taken about an hour on hour the doctors decided they could not af ford So the ambulance crew in Georgetown was told to take the baby to Toronto despite the Toronto Transit Commission strike and mor ning rushhour traffic Wc didnt know that any thing out of the ordinary was going on said driver Phil Chapman in an interview later Wednesday It was a routine run However at the Brampton Ambulance service dispatch center manager John had his dispatcher alert the Port Credit de tachment to he ambulances situation Hearing the OPP dispatcher alerting police cruisers on the highways leading inlo Toronto Cons table Dave Craig headquarters news bureau let Toronto radio stations In on the situation and had them advise motorists on Highway Lakes hore Road and the Does town need helicopter pad Representatives or the Georgetown Volunteer Am bulance Service will appear before the towns finance and administration committee Monday night to discuss the need for an emergency heli copter landing site near Georgetown District Memor ial Hospital Coun Pete in formed council this week of the volunteers Intentions noting that formal applic ations to other approving authorities will be required The landing site Is apparent ly needed to accommodate helicopters that may be en gaged to fly emergency pat ients in and out of George town but council members were aware that the helicop ter service based In Toronto may be discontinued due to a tack of funds Gardiner on the alert pilot and traffic re port Darryl spotted the Brampton Ambulance just before it would have hit a traffic jam on Queen Elliabcth Way Through his dispatcher lo the police and Brampton disp atchers Dahmcr guided the ambulance inlo the Lake- shore around the traffic tie- up and back onto the Gardin er where Metro police cruis ers escorted to the ambula nce through commuterclog ged streets to Sick Childrens Hospital Wc didnt know what was going on said Chapman who made the trip in minutes We know about the aircraft All we heard was our own dispatch er telling us what to do Despite the successful ar rival at Sick Childrens Wed nesday officials at the hospi tal reported that the died at am almost exactly hours from the lime the race to save his life began By WINIFRED SMITH United Church was the setting for a lovely wedding on Saturday after noon when Lorraine Burt and Bruno exchanged Lorraine is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilfred Burt Bru no Is the son of Mr and Mrs Richard of George- Bob Pinkcrlon was organist for the occasion The bride wearing the tradi tional white looked lovely In a beautiful dress with veil and head piece to match She ear lier only attendant was her long time friend Mrs Jean West She wore a lovely dress of pale green embroidered with yellow lowers and also wore a head piece of green and yellow flowers She carried yellow roses The bride was escorted down the aisle on the arm of her father They were preceded by the Maid of Honour and niece of the bride 10yearold Susan OConnor who looked sweet dressed in pale blue The young groom greeted his bride with a smile as they met in front of the Sanctuary The best man was Richard young er brother of the groom John Burl brother of the bride and Charlie elder brother of the groom were ushers During the signing of the register Susan who Is the eldest daughter of Dan and Linda OConnor song Per fect Love Beside parents and families of the bridal couple attending the wedding they were honour ed by having three Grand mothers and one Grandfather present Mrs Sr of St Catharines Mrs Ada Burt of Erin and Mr and Mrs Prank Smith of Other guests were aunts uncles and several cousin along with special friends The reception and wedding supper was served In the Com munity Centre Later in the evening hi guests and several friends gathered upstairs in the centre to bestow best wish es to the happy couple When the couple hud opened and admired some lovely gilts dancing commenced Half way through the even ing festivities there was a silence in hall as a friend from Sudbury Jim Simpson sang by request that Inspiring hymn Amazing Grace During the Interval Bob Smith of Burlington claimed the brides gorier and v en- da of Brampton caught the brides bouquet The bride groom slaved seeks reelection HARDWARE Ward 1 Coun Peter Marks announcement this week thai he will not seek reelection to Hal ton Hills council has prom pted Coun Pat McKenzie who also represents Ward I on regional council to reconsider decision to retire from municipal politics at the end of the current term There are so many issues before council vital to Actons future that the citizens need and deserve strong represent ation on Hal ton Hills and re gional council with present- day experience Kenzle explained in a press release Monday If I feel the people of Acton want my experience and fulltime involvement I will offer myself as a candidate for either regional or area level McKenae left the door to his future involvement in local politics last month when he announced his inten tion to retire from the scene having reached the age of which is the mandatory retire ment age for town employees He indicated then that he could be persuaded lo seek election as Hills Mayor If the need was demonstrated McKeniie is a retired educator who has spent 12 years on various municipal councils He is former reeve and deputy reeve of Acton Coun Duby who was Mayor of Acton when regional government combined the mu nicipality with Georgetown and to form Italian Hills has also indicated his intention to seek reelection In Ward Seeking the regional council seat for Word 1 Is Hoy Goodwin of Mill Street a for mer deputy reeve of ANNOUNCEMENT REAL ESTATE LTD is pleased to announce the appointment of DAN as Assistant Manager Georgetown Office FOR REAL SERVICE IN REAL ESTATE I TOSHIBA Model C973 Btackstripe 20 COLOR TV We happy to tell model ii itill currently in stock COMPLETE WITH MONTH UNCONDITIONAL WARRANTY Suggested lilt price 699 OUR PRICE 599 Model 561 PORTABLE TV Li Price OUR PRICE TORONTO IS New Models Are Arriving Soon Drop in now and pick up your Toshiba 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anniversary Daughter Beth and family of Tara with the help of closeby relatives planned the party There guests present Including the McLeans who have been neighbours for all or the years the McEnery have lived there Grace and Jesse have seen and met four or five genera tions of McLeans Tobies were to be set up and supper eaten on the lawn but as the weather didnt the meal and a social time was held in the church base- Many beautiful gifts and cards were received by the happy couple One surprise was when a huge unbrella plant was delivered at the home Twelve of Jesses pals In the show business at numer ous fall fairs went together and bought the gift We extend congratulations to this popular couple and hope they continue to live in our midst and nave many more years of happy married life The annual reunion of the family was held at the Community Centre on Sunday The weather was disappoint ing so all the action hod to be in the basement of the hall A nice time was held as relatives met again and talked over old limes and new events Visitors from the family reunion on Sunday and some guests staying with rela tives after the Saturday wed ding helped to fill some seats in church on Sunday It was tho first Sunday for a few weeks that Mr Stiles had occupied the pulpit The month of August wu holidays and last Suodaj minister was under the a His was on the three Beautttadei and was most Interesting The children had a special story old to them before they went down to Sunday school Next Sunday sermon will be on the Beautltudcs also Disturbances fair police charge live men Five men face charges as a result of three separate Inci dents at Acton Foil Fair Two Million Region police constables were injured as they attempted to break up a skuffle at the beer garden Friday evening about Constables Wayne and Bill McGrath were treated for bruises at Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital but were not admitted Constable Ray Hendry was also attacked but escaped injury Charged with assaulting po lice are Gerald Poet of Grove Street and Art hur Porte of Main Street North Acton Terry Holmes of Arthur Street Acton has been charged with causing a disturbance In connection with the same inci dent Police are also seeking In formation from anyone who might have seen what happen ed to one of tho officers hats and its attached badge since It was lost In the melee John Beerman 34 of Main Street Acton was charged af ter an Incident at the fair grounds at 145 p m Saturday during which a man struck Height of Hills Kenneth S3 of Sta tion St was with assault Saturday even ing after a man tackled Coji- stable Alex at the fair and ripped his shirt off j NEW PUMPER on the Is now trying to sell Fire Chief Mick Holmes said this fire departments new pumper truck delivered Monday truck Is the first diesel truck In Hills and Includes- morning truck which coat about Is a various safety features such bs a recessed cab In the back replacement for a 1953 pumper which Ihe fire department 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