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writer Coun Peter Morrla this Week has some good news and bad news for his ters in Ward 4 C ting a desire to spend more lime with his two children Morris has announced that he will not seek reelection to Hills council Nov 13 The good news is that in his stead his wife Karen will attempt to keep the Ward 4 seat in ihe family Mrs Morris informed The Herald that she and her hus bond a former municipal Ineer for the town of George town had both considered running for town council in December but at the time Mrs Morris was expect lug the couple second child In the two years since then Mrs Morris has often accept ed phone calls at home from Hard 4 residents wishing to discuss council Issues with her husband and found that at times she had the answers they were seeking Mrs Morris taught public school in Hamilton region for three years prior to and continues to work as a part lime supply teacher in She is presently atten ding night classes to obtain a Bachelor of Education degree having already awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree from Peter Morris retires wife carries on election bid THrHFRAD Wednesday September 1MB IS the University of Toronto A Georgetown resident for the five years Mrs Morris has since 1974 concern herself with raising her four year old daughter and a son who will turn two Christmas Day as veil as household duties the Wilson Court home Mrs is her current freedom from worn along with her concerns over the Issues council that has prompted her to enter the elect on Many of Mrs Morris con corns have come directly from he Ward 4 constituents th whom she has spoken on her husband behalf Foremost among the issues commonly d Is the town s hand of cultural and recreation needs and facilities said Like her husband Mrs Mor ris saw few problems with now abandoned proposal to build a new 1 bnry in George town Ccdnrvale Park W th plansfc future library Mill on the drawing board she thinks m prove men to the are long Georgetown present sic asserts d graceful for a town she Mrs Morris has noted that many Georg town residents arc intensely concerned that the torn has no public Daughter takes vows wearing mothers veil Baskets of white gladioli and yellow daisy chrysanthe mums formed the background in Knox Presbyterian Church on Saturday Aug 12 for the wedding of Barbara Lynn Evans daughter of Mr and Mrs John of George town to Hansen son Mr and Mrs Hansen of King City Rev Peter Barrow offlciat at the double ring ceremony with organist Mrs Winifred Mulder Given n mamogc by her father the bride wore a gown of white taffeta sheer overlay w th a fitted bod empire waist flowed a small circular train The bride wore an d net finger Op veil which her mother wore on her wed ding day She carried a cade bouquet of yellow and old English Ivy Jan Evans sister inlaw of bride of honour wore yellow polyester knit accented a lace cape trim with eyelet ribbon and earned a bouquet of yellow dais th touches of Baby Breath Acting as the brldesma ds were Pease long time of the bnde and Judy Greco the groom sister Elsie Evans mother of the bride wore a gown of pink crepe with an overlay of pink floral sheer She wore a cors age of pink roses and white baby carnal Hansen mother of the groom wore a twopiece dress of blue crepe mmed with white pearls She wore a wrist corsage of yellow roses and te mini a lure carnations Ted Graham long time friend of the groom was honor as best man with Ernie Evans brother of the bride and Tom Watson friend of the groom acting as ushers Approximately guests en dinner and the W ldwood Golf and Country Club In Hornby where Ernie Evans the evening as Master of Ceremonies For a honeymoon lo South Carol to visit friend Faith and floral peasant style dress which was highlighted by a white and brown trimmed corsage Guests of honor who attend ed the wedding were aunt of bride mother Mrs Morg Smith formerly of Georgetown now residing in Vancouver British Columbia and Mr Magnus Jensen great uncle of the groom who travel led from New Jersey to attend the wedding Prior lo the wedding the bride was honored with showers to celebrate the approaching occasion Jon Evans held a miscellaneous shower at her home as did the groom a mother Mrs Hansen Ann of Georetown held a personal shower for the bride The brides parents enter tained at a garden party held at their home and graciously received the wedding party and relatives The couple arc now residing in King City SAFETY TRAINING Bob McBride a lineman Georgetown Hydro watches Iwo men from Erin practising pole top rescuscita Hon and removal of injured line during an exerc Thursday at the Georgetown hydro yard on Back Street The first aid safely course was under lhe guidance of the Electrical Utilities Safety Association WELCOME SERVICE to call on you with GIFTS rid on Georgetown informal on am cat 8774812 INTRODUCTORY OFFER REVOLUTIONARY TOMAHAWK transit system te Inter of the Idea that municipal transportation cms should be investigated In thchopesofpro mobility to residents cars A frequent visitor to George town and area parks Mrs Morris believes there Is room for Improvement If not In qua lily then at least in Creative playgrounds for youngsters increased grounds n and the provision and care of outdoor skating rinks should all be attended by council she said Of the latter idea In Mrs Morris complained that tl ere is not enough time allotted to public skaters at Halton Hills arenas Her per view of lhe shortcoming has been endorsed by a numb er of residents who have called the Morris home to report that they have been turned away from lhe arena rinks because of conflicting events Ah for Morris himself lhe past two years have seen a number of achievements a round the council table but by December of this vcar he expects to be catching up on the many lost hours of homo- life of which his council and Job responsibilities have deprived him An engineer with the Construction Company Com Morris told The Herald that he will certainly be help ing his wife in her election but once elected on her own as far as politics are concerned think I accomplished some of the things I set out to do Coun Morris said of the past two years on council A member of council fin once administration com he has helped 11 lis find itself a clerk administrator who actually town business in the real sense of the word Council whole attitude to ward parks and recreation has been gradually Improving he observed but there still a long way to go Coun Morris expressed dis appointment that council hat been unable to make much progress with the public lib Issue and said he basically unhappy with ret ional government particularly with regional council s recent reject on of a policy for un iform water and sewer rates that would have helped Halloo Hills greatly Assorted Coffee Filters BASKET TYPE pack 300 ok West Bond b cup lo pack PACK DISK STYLE FILTERS pack of pack Rubbermatd Laundry Basket go a by famous RuDbe to away those washday Buy now at Ian as rigs Check These 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