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THE IBM Our ambassador rides rough roads to the Klondike SANDY Herald On a grivel highway just inside the Territory border with British Columbia Is a sign Hills Georgetown Ontario The sign is one of about nailed to posts at Watson I This sign was nailed on by Murray The yearold Georgetown native droie to Alaska pulling a trailer He his wife Helen and two sisters In law left June and returned Aug The trip was miles long It was the worst time 1 ever had in my life and yet the best time Mr said Many Americans he met on the from Alaska to their homes in Texas California and other states said the same thing I m glad I made the trip but I would never make it again Why dont hey tourist depart merits tell the truth about road conditions Mr The Georgetown group spent hours iMMlling the 300 miles from Fort Nelson to Watson Lake Yukon That works out an avenge speed 7 miles per hour Mr Ficard estimated 1 miles of the journey north were fill with pot holes dust and gravel The pot holes were as big as typewriter he said The dust was so bad when large trucks passed Mr he had to pull off the rood for three minutes keep the lights on and hope nobody would hit van and trailer from behind The plans which started two ytars before the trip did not include flat tires cracks In the windshield and a bumper nulled off by a tralkr hitch that could not stand up to jerking caused by rough roads The roads were the only major drawback and the reason Mr would never return lo Alaska by car The scenery hi people on the trip were terrific Mr said Seeing hundreds of 30 to 40pound king salmon swimming up was one of the highlights of trip Troublesome Greek Alaska is where the red salmon prepared to and then die At that point they had come a long way already and still had a way to go Mr said The Mount McKinley Alaska visit was another is It really i experience Different prices for the mil goods surprised sometimes angered Mr In Yukon gas was jo a gallon ind the border in Alaska tin same gas was Lents frozen or bread Dawson City was Thi Ezinrds saw much of in six weeks and liny went they left something from Hills Mr drop iff Jl f I mnvor He also took Georgetown ire irnny hats and in Western made m tin United the Then Soon re will In distribution of in inula Tin plan to visit Videotaping suspects more reliable police yen defence lawyers ore satisfied with Helton latest inter rogation techniques which are leading to more confessions Since July Regional Police In Burlington have been videotaping interviews with the accused A report from the Law Reform Commission of Canada states defence lawyers are In favor of videotaping because it is more curate and more reliable than note taking These advantages outweigh the disadvantage of a judge or jury seeing the accused as they appeared when they were filmed which is than appear in court the report stales Results of videotaped interviews in Burlington art compared with those of where suspect a responses an written down Burl mgton police get more confessions than police a Regional report states In months of taping Interviews in Burlington only Tour per cent of suspects refused to be taped Seventy three per cent of suspects confessed Hit report stales Both major and minor crimes are being dmittcdlo On result of these confessions Is a reduction of time spent in court The defense council more often enter a plea of guilty after seeing the confes sion on Much of the early success of the project of course la directly at table to the high professional standards and commitment of the Halton Regional Police Force Our hope is that the early positive results from the Halton experiment en courage other police forces throughout the country to establish their own videotape programs said Stanley Cohen the Reform Commission of Canada criminal procedure coordinator HOLY CROSS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH MapJt MASSES Sotuiday DO Sunday Sam 10am noon oaf American twins parade between Legion friends Whal Georgetown Legion members caught on a fishing trip in Massachusetts was so grand Acton Legion members had to go down for a look About five years ago members of Georgetown Legion Branch 120 were in Plymouth Massachusetts on fishing trip While there stopped into the local Legion Norm Ward past president of Branch Soon after those first con versa lions at the Plymouth Legion more Georgetown Legion members were making the trip to Plymouth and Plymouth members were coming to Georgetown Finally in 1983 the Plymouth Legion Post voted to twin with Georgetown The twinning was complete in when Georgetown voted in favor of Mr Ward said About that time Acton made a connection in Massachusetts Ten miles from Plymouth is the town of Sandwich Massachusetts The Sandwich Legion wanted what many Legions have someone to twin with Mr Ward said Georgetown looked like a good prospect even though it already twinned with Plymouth Ward said I felt that being associated with both Plymouth and Sandwich was getting too big I suggested they get in touch with Acton Mr Ward said Acton response was en thus as tic one and since then a strong bond has developed between Sandwich and Acton That is the bones of the fishing story which started being told about five years ago and will continue to be told for a long lime The latest chapter in the tale involves the War Day Parade at the Canadian National Exhibition Saturday Legion members from Plymouth and Sandwich were in Georgetown and Acton from Friday to Sunday to meet with their twins and be part of the parade Color guards from Sandwich Plymouth Acton and Georgetown marched in the two- hour long parade The greatest advantage to hating a twin legion in the United Stales is the expression of friendship Mr Ward said Many strong friendships have developed between the Cnnfl and Americans Since being linked with Sandwich Acton Jim and Joan Phillip have been to Massachusetts three times Phillips hid all 47 Sundwuh I visitors to their harm for a pool pur Saturday to show their They really enjoyed their visit Inst year That is why so many ire coming this year Mrs Phillip slid Last year legion members came from Sandwich to Acton While in Hills the Massachusetts Legion was enter tamed Friday and Saturday nights and attended the CNF parade Saturday The guests left after breakfast at the Georgetown and on Legions Sunday morning Memorial Day is big day for American Legions and as in the past Acton and Georgetown will invel to Mnssaihusetls part if the Mayday FREEZER FRENZY Opmn 7 Days NEW MY CARE CENTRE OPENING GEORGETOWN DAY CARE CENTRE 469 ST iPr NOR VAL ONTARIO 8774376 WE PROVIDE HOT LUNCHES LOVING CARE QUALIFIED FULLY EQUIPPED E C E TEACHERS KWDERGARTEN PICKUP We now offer morning and afternoon kindergarten pickup to and from schools in the Georgetown area TRIO PHOTO FINISHING 111 Moon SI IZBMlloSI Nor Outfit Yourself In The Latest Fashion Look Savings You Cant Afford To Miss MENS SPORT JACKETS Now From MENS DRESS PANTS mens 100 silk ties no 230 And Theres More Mens 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