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the georgetown herald wednesday evening july 4th 1996 page 6 what council did the georgetown herald serving the communities of georgetown glen williams norval l1mehouse hornby stewarttown ball1nafad ashgrove terra cotta subscription rate 3 00 a year single copies 8c each advertising rates quoted on application the herald is printed each wednesday in the office at 22 main st georgetown walter c biehn publisher a nd editor staff garfield l mcgilvray bob baskerville leslie m clark dave hastings corey hernngton jr ken cowell mrs aileen bradley authorized as second class mall post office dept ottawa member of the canadian weekly newspaper association and the ontario division of the c w n a a tv thrill for georgetown last friday s telecast of graphic over the cbc net work was good advertising for georgetown and a de cided thrill for those from town who watched the show graphic like its american parent person to per son is a favourite of ours and torn two ways between attending the swimming pool bingo and watching the show we combined efforts viewed the tour of rex heslops home and hurried to the arena to play a few games with the large crowd assembled there prior to the telecast we had a preview of what was about to happen when a kind gentleman who tur ned out to be a friend of ed wilsons took us on a brief tour of the studio which in this case was tl e heslop home harry lang in charge of the microv dve net operated by the railways which beams the show from a 5 foot portable tower to milton thence to toronto back to milton and from there to stations in hamilton toronto london and other centres explain ed n layman s language how telev i on operates he showed us the intricate control room where three can eras photographing simultaneously in different ie tion of the house were coordinated with the director chocsmg which would be on the air he pointed out the 50 odd persons f ro n n ik up girl to director whose efforts combined for the brief 15 minutes of the program showed us the iort able cameras which wheeled here and there follow ing the script action and expla ned ho carefully t erything must be t med to make the n ost of the e pensive air t me the show while desigi ed by its sponsor a enter ta nment may have a far reach ng effect on geor town s future seen by thousands r ght across ih do minion it emphasized our town s mportance as an dustnal centre and presented the delrex stor wh i mr heslop had an opportun ty to put n a few plugj for the large serv ced industrial area he has create j in the annexed port on of esques ng now w thin town imits in v ew of this we ii have to forgiv joe m c il ley s sign off when he said this has been an interv with rex hejop n his home near georgetown ball1nafad picnic ends term for blue mountain school with thoughts of a long happy holiday ahead the pupils of blue mountain school enjoyed their an nual picnic last friday afternoon a good program of games races and contests was m charge of mrs e snow and mrs r shortill ass is ted by mary jennings we wish to congratulate the pupils of grade 8 who were all successful in passing their entrance there was a good attendance of mothers and friends and all enjoyed the bountiful picnic lunch promotion certificates were gien out and the pleasant afternoon was brought to i lose a lovely warm afternoon icld d greatly to the enjoyment of the annual sunday school picnic held saturday afternoon at the w att falls pla ground the coneregj hon gathered in time for dinner after which a fine program of ports was eaerb contested m s t disc enjoed a plunge in the cool wa ters of the pond we eund a cordial welomc- to our new minister lr alan ncelun and family the ncelons have two children a son paul age four ind baby ruth ann we wish ilso to ixtinr ioniijt ulations to our local hijh sihool pupils thalftfi ind marjoi u lih- k son shirk hirkuxxl hiss shor h till nn but us bith milmry and s bonnie tottm jnd i ikn spt nt j- who wen all sumssfu in p ih ir exams mr and mrs st in sim i i uelph wen sun 1 1 visilm kirk woods mr and mrs it warm i j yint a motor trip to points i nited states mr and mrs rchie law famih sptnt thi tl illda w at victoria harbour 5 mill tax rise forecast dale i can see a 5mill tax rise next year even if there is no more building said cr leroy dale dur in a council discussion last week in my years in council i ve given up predicting future tax rates said mayor armstrong the mayor said he remembered one man who didn t seek reelec tion one year because he thought the rate would be too high the next year and he didn t want to he there when the rate was struck that was the year the provin cial government decided to give grants said the mayor and next years tax rate was actually lower a decision to join metropolitan toronto industrial commission which ran into some opposition when it was introduced the previ ous week was made without com ment joining was at the suggestion of delrex developments that com pany offering to pay cost of mem bership if they re paying for it i can see no reason for not joining said cr leroy dale who had requested trme to think it over at the previ ous meeting seven cadets to camp ipperwash seven weeks of rigid cadet train ing at camp ipperwash began for seven georgetown boys last satur day june 30th the boys cadet captain doug wrigglesworth cad et sgt tom barber cadet sgt earl little cadet sgt roger shaw cad et lieut peter canham cadelcnl herb ford and cadet fred twg are members of the georgetown high school cadet corps and signed on for a course which will give them a thorough education in the rifle the bren gun the sten and various field tactics during their stay at ipperwash the cadets wil be taken on a six mile trek as part of their training they will set up a temporary en campbent on the shores of lake huron where they will stay over night the cadets will be under army law during their training but will have recreation periods throughout the day when they may make use of the nearby lake for swimming the training will make the cad cts eligible for further promotion in the local corps the boys will arrive home around august 18th ernest ball appearing for cor gctown horticultural soeiely ask ed how far the town is prepared to go in sharing costs with the socio ty for a tree planting program the mayor suggested that the society prepare a master plan ind probable cost and council could then consider the proposition council agreed that trees would have to be on town proper in onhr that the town would have futun control over any trees planted mimlurs of jlu property cim nuttee will meet with society of trees prize winners at branch 120 legion picnic building sand concrete gravel road gravel fill top soil tom haines glen williams triangle 73302 robirl minn mrs inrlie brjdlil iris t kiuk i mrs j unts msler w m djv mis jtm tiei1 a id is no one interested georgetown has a fine soccer team th s ea they have won a maonty of games played u date and they are offering a pleasing brand of play for the fans there is only one drawback the team is playing to almost empty houses or in this case an empty park team members cannot understand the lack of in terest among the public games have been well ad vertised there is no admission charge with only a silver collection to defray costs of referees and equip ment and yet the collections so far have not even raised the few dollars necessary to pay officials soccer is the only maor sport for public viewing m town this year lacrosse has had to move to bramp ton because of arena remodelling fastball folded up early in the season and a few players oined bramp ton ranks and ourney there for their games a town which when it was half the size got crowds to the park for baseball turned out well for m door lacrosse and filled the arena for winter hockey cannot produce even half a hundred spectators for soc cer games which are exciting to the old country peo pie who know trie game and equally so to canadians who are seeing it perhaps for the first time lets give the jets some support in future soccer scoring spree down milton 80 the oru town j ts wt nt on a scoring spru last saliirdav jum 30th and downed milton 80 the game which wis plavt d in dion town park wis nc w r i n il contist ind lft r hit first ftw mi nutf s of play the spoctitors h c ame bored with tht nmsidedncs of it jamis creiihon scored early in the game and again just btforr half time to give eorgetown i 20 lead at the mid way mark in the stcond half james ln igh ton took advantage of milton s fre quent defensive lapses and tallied two more this took any remain mg spark out of the milton club and made deorgctown s next at tack all the easier hariri scmcdema and joe 1 h crty combined efforts to count 4 more for the jets before th- find whistle halted the runawav though the game could not be classed as a thriller it did help to boost georgetown s goal avengf georgetown miy find it a bit tougher when they go against g r mania in hamilton that game is slated for july 7th 7 1 iin mini i v is 1 iinm ki in kirn k 7uk lims a inil libs jim howm m irl 10 11 hiji th liott mis shnu i m lib livs km inrv di r si k n unguis iris 12 1 i lull 1 it mi mirhm kimsh il ii vs 12 i j hi i lkn kisii ill ink s m ills 14lh mirk nr him sruiil 1 inda bottoms ii s 14 if r rnil st ipkt in walt duksi n oiiih iuii muiicm ikphurn i shirk v rmjihy i idus hnnriin rati mrs km li rusi i itlits spnl net mrs dm st imp i adits iturali throw mrs tom giui lu 1 hie rait mr and mrs ink k mshc id rii rici mr and mrs a jim siri nt men s ateuratt throw iih stamp mm s spot kici i ul rnistnmj men s ktitmuu k i n jim sargmt ml children mil 5 il n c u i pn s horticultural newsi by tony bradthaw 0eei sports calendar lacrosse georgetown n g t vs l e w i 5 t o n brampton arena tonight july 4th ballinafad associate helpers meet in the church i ist thursday was the first tin oral meeting of the horticulture society with almut fifty people al tending the mei ling was opened hy mr bird thi president and the minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary mrs c hibbert mrs wesley fit big introduced the guest spi aker for the ivening mr j clarki of the ou gmlph mr clarke in his optning addriss praised miss preston a w ii known horticulturist for hi r work both experimental and rescirch ind cal led her the dean of horticulture a wnndtrftil compliment mr larke spoke mainly of the work of the societies over ontario and illustrated it with a beautiful collection of coloured slides it i amazed most of us to see the work i that has been undertaken to hem tify homes also prominent build ings both in towns and rural dis tricls especially in the north we do not have to go far to sic dr elizabeth mckay appointed to peru dr mizabeth n mackay of the ontario dept of health s division of medical statistics has been giv en two years leave of absence from the department to undertake a spe cial temporary appointment in pub lic health statistics in lima peru under the aegis of th pan amen can sanitary bureau of the world health organization dr markay assumes this appointment on or about july 1st 1956 from 1951 dr mackay has de votcd full time to capacity has made an important contribution to the work of the division of medical statistics and the ontario cancer treatment and research foundation soccer georgetown jets vs visiting team georgetown park saturday july 14th 3 00 p ni 9uwino company umftid county dentists play golf here records and statistics and in thi twintysevtn dentists from ious towns in halton itlcn jed a jof tournament at north hill n folf and country club on june 20 the day was irringerl hy dr j cudmore bronte president and rk on cancer dr j korhy eorgetown grace baptist open air church sunday july ith 7 pm in georgetown park speaker rev m r hall special music mr v berg on his electric guitar retary of halton dental associa hon dr m deav oakvillc had low gross and dr m weaver burling ton low net and received trophies which thej will keep for a year as mementoes of the day the tourn ament concluded with a steak dm ner and evening social srvic rhit cxnt b bt whtn you call triangl 72596 booth taxi the associated helpers meeting a societv lhit his been well plan j the wms was held wednesday ned and made held way i am evening in the church mrs y w t thinkint of kitch ner where i un shortill presided and called on derstand the township municipality miss hilts for the worship service j has nnde in annuil kranl of 1800 the story of the aposlle philip to enahk th m to umkrtiki furth and the fthiopian was rod from i cr tarje scale opcritinns in schools the 8th ch of acts a duet wis ind parks etc sung by mrs ilison ind mrs n i thin in approximnti iv 200 so j sinclair somewhere the sun is cielies with a membership of 37000 shinine mrs wirne read i pop people in ontino ilone all with i i ular song poem if jtsus cime toone thought beiutification ind i j our house which we would all do presi rvilion well to ponder over mrs gill of it certainlv wis i most mtert un norval was guest spnker and gav mj ind education il ivcninf ind j a most inspiring address mrs ill his uven us ill jjrtil mipcs of n was born in india ind thi rofore what can be done if all memhers 0 was ibk to give us a most inlim cooperate those who were doubt j ate picture of life in that eounlrv ful about becoming members sure she also gave witness of her firm h must be convinced ifur such a belief in the power of pravcr and fine tilk thit we cm ill hern fit of hre complete trust in got s iik by joining our loci societv ance and wisdom minv irticles 1 at the end of the nn mine i ote of clothing dolls and other th ns of thanks wis ut n tn mr i lirke native to india were on displn i inalk there was i dnw for the refreshments were served in th beiutiful arringement of flowers basement and a social time enjoy domtrd by norton floral and thej ed three lovely plants b rosed lie miss marjoric warne rn of wo- floral this brought the meeting to mens college hospital toronto a close is enjovmg a three week vacation l a trip is bring planned to the at her home here oac for a demonstration on flow mr and mrs ea i mckay of hut cr arrangements those interested tonville were sunday visitors with please contact the secretary mrs kite and sandy mckay 1 c hibbert your new dealer for scott atwoter outboard motors sales and service 159 ashgrove welding h m barnes tr 73877 like to laugh meet morty meekle morty markl h something out of th ordinary in eomfe strips oaiy to look at amy to rtad lively and original in its brooiy humor tak ttmo out for a rtfrwhlng laugh with morty and hit gang daily in the telegram daily ift wukind toronto 1 imni th tit follf at yow drita nrfwht n hom muvanr ratephoni im b 011 ariar traai mm aanlar a yaar rhaet or wha ra fka talagmm bar ana mallnda in taraata 1 dr j burns milne dlntal surgfcon xray mill street tr 7 2871 dr john r kerby iractilf m dln11stry xray trianglt 7 3641 m un street jlorlttmn a m nielsen dc nd 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