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SECTION A THE HERALD IBSS Page HERALD PICTURE PARADE Adam Stlachl left and Stephen ceremony SI Ait Dane were welcomed to I he tlh drew Church Photo by Jean Georgetown Cub Pack recently Layman am they took pari in a Beaver Keltha of Crochet Craftt market rum on throughout off some of her knitted Meruit the with vendors changing at openfng day of the Peddlar a weekly We re looking for Market In Terra on May new vendor Organizer Judy Turner aid the The Credit Valley District of the GuUdlng movement held a garage ale recently to raise money to help end Pathfinders and young to the Echo Valley Camp Legion Lines July l- Been here with tome of the garage sale Itcmi are from left Judy Taiha rankle I and Ann Tot ten The three top winners of the On Provincial Committee Air Cadet League of Canada lottery draw for were 1st Celebrity I Knox ticket No 2nd 1988 Cavalier C Hinchy ticket No 1427 3rd 1B88 Sprint Sullivan ticket No CAR CLUB Winners In the week draw held Thursday May were Dave Lough Don 368 Gary Alton 101 Val Caruso Norm Buckley Alex SATURDAY AFTERNOON MEAT DRAW Winners May rst draw Clarke Joe Mar In Joe Martin Rod Mac Donald Dennis Vanwyck Pal Chamberlain 2nd draw Ken Jones Bud Haines J 544 Ford Gib Telford Friend The roast was won by Bob Dunn Impaired charge laid A 22 yearold was charged with impaired driving and possession of the narcotic marijuana after his car was observed being driven In an erratic manner Hay 28 at a on Maple Avenue and Guelph Street The Georgetown man was held for a bail hearing May 30 SONS LTD 8779551 Glen property steeped in history By ERIC CONNOLLY Herald Special Readers have no doubt seen several official notices from the Town of Hallon Hills giving public notice of the Intent to designate two buildings on the property in Glen Williams known locally as the Apple Products Property In February Town Council gave approval to proceed with Hon and subsequently a bylaw to designate was passed This came about after a year of work by Mr Doug Brock the owner and the Helton Hills Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee In the fall of 1987 a Designation Report was produced by committee members Eric Connolly and Richard In conjunction with the owner The report dealt with the historic and architectural reasons for which the community should consider designating the building under the Ontario Heritage Act It was this report which precipitated the final designation bylaw for the Williams Mill and The Georgetown Electric Light Com pany Power Plant The two buildings ore Industrial and until recently unloved lures of our communities built heritage Unloved perhaps but when seen in the context of old Glen Williams they are In fact Important historic and landmarks Both structures arc dominant in the approach to Glen Williams along Main Street from the west at the Credit River bridge robust in dustrial character are a contrast to the natural backdrop of trees on the east side of the valley With Mr Brock s ant rehabilitation and with development of the Credit more visibly as historic landmarks Both buildings have been employers to the Glen for over 80 years and have therefore played a large role In its economic welfare The Williams Mill owned by the family to which Glen Will ami owes Its name is a three and a half storey timber structure with clapboard siding It is believed to have been built around i860 and Bits on the site of a sawmill originally built In 182S or In 1891 a time during which woollen milling was the major in dustry of the village was re constructed as a holsery mill The Georgetown Electric Light Company power plant sits on the site of Joseph Williams grist and flour grant from the Mlnlitry of Culture and Communlca work to this heritage building In Glen Williams lion under the Heritage Act helped Photo submitted detail design for the work by David Stone of the Drawing House Ltd a Should readers be interested In Georgetown based design firm having their own property The owner has been fortunate in tlal commercial Industrial or that historic documentation has rural considered for either been uncovered to help substantiate documentation or designation they the buildings original appearance should contact LACAC through the For Instance 1877 Historical Atlas of County bos an illustration Town of Hills O Box which gives an Idea of some of the Georgetown foundation wall The plant pro vided Georgetown with electric power until 1913 when power to the area was supplied from Niagara Falls The building is a two and a half storey stone building and is most distinguished in elevation from the baseball diamond to the south Its five by eight fool window openings and single stone lintels are larger than usual for a stone building of this Both buildings were in a sorry state when purchased by Mr Brock who Is currently carrying out a com rehabilitation of the Interior of the building and a restoration of the exterior This exterior restoration Is being assisted by way of a grant from the Ministry of Culture and Communications for the rehabllita tlon of Commercial and Industrial Properties under the Ontario Heritage Act The Ministry will app ly the grant after the work has been completed to their satisfaction in terms of architectural authenticity Mr Brock Is being assisted with details of the building Also some original doublehung six over six twelve light windows existed on the build ng which Ron Johnson of Paisley Ontario Is using as a pat tern in order to reproduce new sash as exact replicas These new windows will be installed with inter storm windows to protect the original exterior of the building tario Legion Auxiliary kept busy Herald Special Your new executive is very busy and you will be hearing of new ap pointments soon The yearly representation of our comrades to Plymouth for their Memorial Day Parade this weekend will undoubtedly bring home some very wonderful memories as usual There will be a steak supper and dance Saturday June 11 at m in the Auditorium upstairs at the Legion It will be a great night so do come out for this one as I will ok forward to seeing you all Hope our shut- Ins are enjoying this wonderful weather GEORGETOWN SPA I FITNESS CENTRE Sweet Dreams for your Baby Sweet Savings for You At JUNE CRIB SALE Save Up To PLUS 10 OFF MATTRESS OTHER SPECIALS Georgetown NORTHVIEW CENTRE 8732448 MA ST S 877 3388 I 1 GEORGETOWN CUSTOM CAR SOUND THE CAB STEREO EXPERTS SINCLAIR AVE 877 2425 Buy A Lb or Buy A Box In EfhKt WMf Quantum If Sib Ends June Fresh Lean BACON 18 11 LB BOX Lb LB COOKED HAM fbS FRIES 5 LB BAG 1 10 Diamond Poultry CHICKEN WINGS Roadhouse 11 LB BOX RED SNAPPER 3 LB OR 359 LBS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 8530101 MILL ST ACTON ONTARIO At to Acton HOURS Man Tubs Sal Sun NORTH HALTON GOLF CC LTD AND Present Their 2nd Limited Edition Print Art Show Sale Sale Open To All North Halton Members and Guests SUNDAY JUNE 12 1988 PLACE THE BANQUET ROOM Robert Bateman John Seerey Lester Ron Parker Trisha Romance Carole Black John Newby 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