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the georgetown herald sixteen pages georgetown ont wednesday october 24th 1956 first section what council did plan board palls as council stalls with three council members ex pressing opposition to a section of the proposed zoning by law no de cision was made on adopting the by law- at mondays council meet ing the by law was presented to the council by planning board chair man edwin wilson who was ac compamed to the meeting bv all members of the board mr wilson said that no changes had been made in the bylaw since it was published in instalments re cently in the herald but pointed out certain major changes in the zoning map which the board deci ded at their meeting last week the controversial highway strip between edward street and rex way is now designated commercial a portion of the moore farm on main st n which fronts the high way has been changed from resid ential to industrial status and a service and storage section in the river drive district has been re zoned as residential a lengthy discussion period found reeve allen and cr mcgil vray outspoken in opposing a by law clause which would preclude residential building in land reser ved for industry the men were joined in a straw vote b cr hale in their opposition which apparen tly is the only stumbling block to unanimous passing of the b law by council both the reeve and cr mcgilv ray spoke at various times of the rights of the little man and of how unfair it would be to refuse permission for residential building on isolated small lots even though they are in industrial areas no matter what the zoning by law says there will be people who have objections said mr wilson explaining that a committee of ad justment will be set up to handle these if individual cases are con sidered before the by law becomes law georgetown will never have a zoning plan he said reeve allen explained that he wants to avoid as many future pro blems as possible by considering individuals first and named speci fie intances where he thought chan ges should be made if zoning is to be in small bits it won t be zoning replied mr wilson we ve studied the original plan drawn up by dr faludi revised it and this is our best suggestion taid board member bob mcmen emy i don t thing anyone on the planning board expected to be as ked to throw out the plan and ere ale a hodeg podge mayor armstrong said that he has been told by the dcpt of plan ning in toronto that they frown on residences in industrial areas the dept attitude seems to be he said that if exceptions are wanted whv do you want a by law we re hindering free enterprise if a man can t sell his property said cr mcgilvray i appreciate all the work the planning board has done but i can t see the by law in its present form council decided to turn the by law over to the town solicitor for an opinion on its legahtv mean while the major suggested that the planning board reconsider their submission in the light of the e enings discussion while each coun cillor gave it earnest consideration and prepare to make a decision at a future meeting intimating that his board would have no further suggestions to of fcr mr wilson expressed disap pointment at the turn the discus sion had taken we appreciate the thoughts of those who are opposed but neither we or anyone else has found a bylaw which can be locr accept able to every resident he said nick ferri to coach raider intermediates at a meeting friday night in the arena the veteran star of corc town raiders nick fern was ap pointed this years coach of the in termediate hockey club he sue ceeds scotty patterson coach for the last two seasons who this vear was elected president the meeting was attended by a fair j good turnout del beaumont is back with the club again as man ager art mcallister was eleeted secretary treasurer the executive consists of eiht members four of whom are well known plavers in town ken nash jerrv inlis junior beaumont md rene martin the remaining four gord bowers bob reeve bill anderson hornby and fred dixon of norval coach i ern received a badly in jurcd knee last season but does not intend to be entirety a bench coach while he clots not intend to play ever game he will play as of as his knee will permit on these nights del beaumont will handle the bench the raiders hae had only two practies sa far but thin look very bright for the coming season with about thirty out to practice on sunday including several new comers there should be no short age of materia with bill hunter local ual cs tate man buyint new uniforms for the boys and bob lockhursl and jack harrison to look after them the raiders are off to their best start in years the schedule will be drawn up next week in brampton the open ing league amc should be about iwo weeks after that more from georgetown continue in education an item in the october issue of thi herald though listing over foi ty five residents of georgetown and vicinity returning lo colleges pn vate schools and nurses training this fall was still at least seven n imes short of the correct figure bev hde daughter of mr and mrs william hyde 18 queen st is now at ontario hospital at si thomas in affiliation with guelph genual hospital bev is in her third ear eileen oates the daughter of mrs mildred oates 6 ilej an street is in her third year at the hospital for sick chil dren in toronto while mary bar ber and sue crabtrce arc in their second year of training marv the daughter of mr and mrs keith barber 9 kinj st h in at toron to general and sue daughter i f mr and mrs ivan ciabtrcc 7 parkview blvd is at guelph gin eral two nore away at pnwti schools are michael stcwirdson son of mr and mrs robert stew ardson 21 tjcrs ave first yeir st andrews mane kerr dauth ter of mr and mrs archie kerr of r r 2 acton who has return ncd to alma college after two years absence to complete hi r se mor matriculation at ryerson institute of teehnol ogv in his initial year of the elec itromc course is andy stull son of mr and mrs howard stull r h 5 i i milton mr and mrs ian emslie living in orangeville the marriage of marion lonnc thompson daughter of mr and mrs george leslie of esquesing to ian james emslie son of mr and mrs william emslie 20 church street took place friday evening october 19th at knox presbyterian church rev alex calder officiated a wedding reception was held at hilltop lodge erin following the ceremonj for the firmly and a few immediate friends mr and mr emslie are living in orange ville where be hu purchased a service station why not drop i list oi your visitors in to the herald well appreciate your cooperation knox professor church preacher professor allan r arris of knox college toronto preached two stirring sermons sunday when the ocal knox presbtenan congrea tion marked its 9ulh anniversarv his subjects i ike a mighty ar my and the flder prodigal were vibrant with the joy of the christian faith and life flowers wre placed in the church by the young ladies auxiliary and suit able music was provided b the choir with asistance of tuest solo ist miss gwen little the choir sane two anthems and a mixed quartette of choir mem bcrs mrs vic torrance mrs wm cromar dick paeker and r gow land also e ntnbulcd musical num bers miss littie sang i walked today where jesus w alked and the holy city social and personal miss barbara greenthal spent the weekend with mr and mrs bill james mun street mr and mrs c waniuck of t r onto spent the weekend at the home of mr and mrs a pitton den william strut i- red ruddell it i 3 dcoru town has been in st josephs hos pilal since september 3r 1 but is now progressing nicely mr and mrs waller biehn 26 qm i n street motored to windsor for a few davs last week visiting with his sister mrs i r start a kuosl for the pj two months with mrs willi un cirney 14 ln ion sine mrs janet barlow s n led home to inland yesterday she left montreal on the tmprcss of frame bound f r r imsbotlom i ancs mr and mrs w c morrison living in hamilton robbers blow safe in daring breakin the weather mr editor with three days in this week a summary in the 80s it looks as if the summer weather is toinl on and on and on ern batkin date max mm rain mon oct 15 80 54 tuts oct lb 85 45 wul oct 17 83 41 thurs ott 18 65 50 fri oct 19 58 27 sat oct 20 84 32 trace sun oct 21 69 46 average 72 42 trace ttka hclson gooriteum n mr and mrs donald gray who are t ving at 42 carnck st hamilton were married in knox presbyterian church recently mrs gray is the former julia devries and her husband a native of sar ma is employed as a chemist with the steel company of canada what council did okay service station and addition to iga granting of two building per committee was asked to check and mits held up for some time by report it the next meeting council because they would not j conform with provisions of the street lighting in several parts proposed zoning b law was rrndi of town was discussed the hydn at council meeting on october it was asked to mstal lights on gib- with the highway strip from bons place and norton crescent rdward st to rcxway now plan the mayor exphined that hifh ind as eommercial a permit will wjy lighting could not be dealt be uven to mctoll fronteiuc oil with in the hydro budget this year co for a sirviec st ition which the but that the commission would no serious injury bikecar accident two publie school children from the swanck subdivision suffered multiple euls and bruises monday when the bicycle on which ihey were riding ran into the front of a car at the intersection of water street and no 7 highway at about 12 45 pm the driver of the car william lmmcrson 27 who was travelling west on guelph street and inlen dint to make a left turn into water street stopped to let the east bound traffic clear when the last car had passed he proceeded to make the turn not noticing the two children on the bicycle coast inf down guelph street hill behind tht east bound cars trevoi smith age 10 who was steering the bike spotted the em merson car applied the brakes but the speed at whicli he was travel lint plus the added weight of hisl sister marilyn age 7 carried bike ind children full force into the front of the car doctor j ii chamberlain was called to the scene wheer he trea ted the youngsters for numerous minor injuries constable nelson trafford investigated the accident thi georgetown herald is anj easv wav of keeping up with th home town news co proprietors of the iga food liner in the georgetown plaza bob caldwell and bruce williamson re ported that nothing was missing after thieves entered the store on monday and blew the door open on a small safe at the front of the building constable harley lowc of the georgetown police discovered the break in while checking the doors in thta area at about 2 40 a m he entered the premises and found the safe had been tipped over and the door blown out on investigat ing the rear of the building cst lowe found two large cardboard boxes containing about 500 worth of cartons of cigarettes these bo xes were close to an exit and rea dy for removal indicating that the officer had frightened off the thie ves before the cigarettes could be loaded into their car the safe which contained no mo ney was located under a candy counter in a closer inspection by the proprietors candies were dis covered m various parts of the store evidently hurled there the force of the blast police are continuing their spection of the incident by smash damages principals car a collision at the intersection of albert and mcnabb sts on wed nesday october 17th resulted in considerable damage to the left side of a car driven by william kinrade principal of the howard wngglesworth public school mr kinrade was driving north on mcnabb street at about 7 45 p m and approaching the intersec tion only two blocks from his home when a vehicle proceeding east on albert street driven by ted wag ner of esquesing twp continued on across the intersection and ram med the kinrade car crushing in the door and fender neither driver was injured in the acident in which an estimated 100 damage was done to the prin cipals car constable nelson traf ford of the georgetown police in vestigatcd the mishap company plant to erect on land lie ing purchased from w c- sulher land and a h colman it the he vi 101 kathleen marjoftle daughter of mr and mrs george simkins 109 prince charles drive was married in first united church port credit to william chrl morrison they are irving in toronto the town also will allow ig supermarket to build a poriry iddition it the rear of the store with the store ow ner ind ope rators bruce williamson and hob caldwell signing an agreement to remove it on any future request b council the latter motion was passed aminst the recommendation of the plnnning board which at a mcctin the previous week decided it could not recommend the addition which will contracne the zoning bylaw a recorded ote found reeve allen deputy reeve silent and cr noble opposed to trail tine the permit the boy scouts were jicn per mission to hold an apple tig d i on oclohcr 27th and th pt ppv h tommittee a t it day on nov ember 10th driveway problems caused bv new sidewalks on main st n were bn tight before council by pcrc cleave mr and mrs joe emmer son ind rnd tucker the road consider improvements next year asking for belter lihtim on windsor ltd it was explained to bernard cassell that lights are the placed only on ev r other pole and that the hydro cannot deviatt from this policy sam had re ecived the same answer when he mentioned a dark spot on maple ave consideration is beint ivcn to treatment of ditches in the sun beam heights area but fininces arc a problem cr waller gray told sid llardie who also com plained about weeds nol being cut by a iarjc landowner evening ceremony for hewsonprust wedding st george s anglican church was the scene of the marriage of rilccn margaret prust daughter of mr and mrs richard w prust 14 james street to albert wref ord hewson son of mr and mrs wrcfoid hewson r r 1 malton riv herrneth richardson officiated at the ccremonv which took place tndij evening october 19th the altar was decorated wilh pink and white mums mrs w f bradlev was at the organ and mrs j it staines accompanied her on the violin the choir was in attend ance and they and the congreja tion sang the processional hymn praise mj soul the king of heav en dunn the signing of the re gistcr they sang brother james signing the register new fire pumper on view saturday rilepavers will have an oppor limit on saturday to see the new fire pumper which is being deliver cd this week to georgetown fire department a demonstration has been arran red at the rear of the new hydro building at 2 p m weather permit ting the general public is invit cd bv fire chief willnm hyde and his men to attend and sec this fine new addition to the towns firefightmg equipment engagements mr and mrs j r macgillivrty announce the engagement of their youngest daughter beth enola to michael szwec son of mr and mrs paul i siwec fenwick the mtr j nage will take place in st johns united church georgetown on saturday november 24th at five thirty o clock rev morgan mci farlaoe officiating j a goudy gcergttnm mil and mrs carl hill 7 sarah st sign the register in calvary baptist church brampton after their marriage mrs hill ii the former gwendolyn lorraine neilson bruce penny paitor of the local grace church ii at the left he assisted rev glen warded right at the ceremony air 23rd psalm and the voice that dreathed 0 ei eden the bride given in marriage by her father chose a delustered sat in floor length gown with tulle ovcrsktrt the scoop neckline was edged with lace applique the bod ice was fitted and the sleeves were lily pointed the fingertip tulle illusion veil fell from an iridescent sequin crown headdress her bou quct was of red rosebuds and red velvet half bloom roses with white mums falling in a cascade she wore the gift of the groom a cul hired pearl necklace marilyn bell acted as maid of honour for her friend irene nclle and glcnna doherty were brides maids all attendants wore iden tical gowns of peacock green taf feta fashioned with a lowered waist line short sleeved and with scoop necklines and circular waltz length skirts their elbow length mittens and shoes were of a matching col our they carried cascading bou quels of gold mums and green ivy rev paul morris brother in law of the groom of sault ste mane act cd is groomsman while paul prust brother of the bride and jack hoo per r r 1 malton cousin of the groom were ushers the wedding reception was held in the church hall for one hundred and thirty five guests mrs prust received for her daughter in ahce blue lace with matching fur felt hat banded with feathers black acces sones her corsage was of pink sweetheart roses mrs hewson as sisted her in a navy blue gown of lace with fur neckpiece and navy blue accessories her corsage was of pink sweetheart roses for their honeymoon trip to sault ste marie and northern uni ted states the bride wore a dior blue suit with grey persian lamb collar and matching hat patent lea thcr shoes and purse and a corsage of pink roses and white mums mr and mrs hewson will live at r r 1 milton the bride was employed with the law firm of glancy and mclaren ln toronto mr hewson has been farming with his father honoured guests at the wedding were the groom a grandmother mrs albert hewson of wes ton and the reverend lynd who married the grooms parents guests attended from sault ste marie toronto hamilton halton weston brampton georgetown tavistock london port credit and