Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), April 16, 1964, p. 1

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the strike at left about 400 members iof local 14101 district w of um i ukwa alk oli their jobs otfle- llatr monday inormn at right llawy file lato taw man- fee- c hat mast meeting fouorln th walkout below local pcat- dot jui cock discus strlka y printing publishing herat k i a diss- lie m rmso sad kswisksrt inn iu7 altwinsj rii bsibl a una btfsntfcn essd twwi ww georgetown herald tie home newspaper for georgetown and district adj that pay yw a im ess ut1h hoti xiwkm a to jl t taoi storasa wllu th rtanm is wfcan yl will llnst fit mulh m ww artmnl a carnal ctna malt omtoa dope ottawa gw11 onl thursday arll loth 1o4 400 pw y tl cay rul tao cant separate school rates higher by 43 mills roman cathelir separate itb public achool rite ia school aupvortcr learned ddllar a aeparate school iui j monday that they will be p-i- porter with average assessment log higher georgetown taxes must find an extra 16 to 20 aftatrtrlt tbrrilrlsr than other thla year ito uki hu 1b64 tax bill eilui jciiiiiidl the aehool board ha reuul- it u lha first year the rata prfr chlfiitrhftt tinned 0t mill krom reiihaa varied since the construe- r dentlal ratepaytra and m5j lion of the aeparlte achool in dr gerald w corbett of ii a from industrial and commer- pail yean the school board si north georgetown on- big building figure but only one building ah lmpivuiv total vm1u of toajboo wai uaued in build- in pcrmiu during march- he aver 1325000 of it vu f or lb nw holy croj church dl which u 430 ad haa tat a rite parallel to uii mill higher ipetjvely than public tchoou ask survey phone users before brampton added aa efatiii council protaat falaat wnind ball tela- moe rata u ofaltt monday ouvctl voted a 1 to aa tba inn to dlay action and conduct a mrvy la da- urmla th trlaha of george town rldcu addition of brampton la th iw calling area and a toe quant rata in croaaa haa bean annooocad for may 7th council interrlawtd earl jjjtu bell district manager on two occialpna and wa told if formal motion la rcalved conalderatlon would b itm to abandoning th plan a waak ago however no motion waa tablad wriii mayor olbboiui queried eohwdl on their opln ion or tstwert who tot wk aid it ti hot eouaclli plae to protmt aaid monday ha haa found raaldcota expect council acuoti whlla cr kmla ald be bari bwi l6odx with eomplalnu or young on the othrir band reported hi own phona qult aieft tat favourable opinion from bualnumtt tnouftb peraonally oppamtl cr- atmmeraon aald phona usra ouulda town bothi to favour the mova mayor glb- bona uy raaldentul uaara urio attended aa educa tional seminar in colorado sprinii colorado from april 6 through the lhh topica itudlrd at the atmln- ar wre xray interpretation and analali chiropractic thtvapy and preventative chiropractic the later topic la concerned with tha prevention of diwaw hy the amplication of chiroprac tic malhodj and th preacnta- uot oi information concerning aplnal hyglsoa to tha patient reject company off er 540 walk off the job diesels disturbing king st wants them moved smith and stone union i at odds over increase a ipirited complaint keith barber 0 king st e prompted council on monday to aeek immediate action from canadian national lull way to overcome a altuauon which mr brbr aaya la driving reaidcnu taj lb wall public school board gets delrex property off their job at a the taault si a sunday afternoon pne lima alrikai vou by freaenting a petition from a number of hli neighbour ken and offlc luff o smith mr barber told council dleaelind stona umlted ar ttlll nglnaa ar parked and left uiung hlgnti and weeknda ha haa been told thai tbli it tac ivotd taa jrglnaarrrwflih but aald thla would hardly p- ply thla time of yaar whatever the raaion ha the public achool board will get a delrex blvd lite for a wucba h own or deputy reeve hunter and 100 cr smith were baent when tha vota waa takeci uonday sola opponent waa cr hilda brand who aaid advanla will far outweigh tha amall rata inereaaa well ba awampad with op- poalta vlewi now he laid centennial kaput as chairman qalls halt a 10o4 centettnul nlabrauan for georgetown hai bed drop ped councillor bill smith who haa headed a committee formed laat fall to inveatigate aayt pub lic apathy and inability to ae- cure a working committee haa cauaed u10 dedllon he auggeau bhat a commit- tee ehouldbe formed to plin a tetlnial project for tha 1001 canada celebration ayyfnds funiral uri william h norton it b 1 georgetown and mra nob loutett acton were in owen sound on monday to attend tha funeral of mra george fox later of tha lata mr william k norton monday a 5 3 council de- claion aolved a lengthy prob lem which at on time threat ened legal action between board and council cra pow era smith and hlldebrandt op posed tha 100 eile holding out for a purchaie by tha board which would provide funda to buy adjoining park land action had been delayed a week pending a propoied meeting with linit developer all but aaurlad plant war- tnted in report april s but the union aald tha recommen dation waa not acceptable local kill dlatrlct 50 of the united mine worker of am erica voted w l ii w rj- kex heatop to dlcuaa land purchase queried about that meeting mayor glbbou aald ha had con tacted mr llealop and was told he was not interested in dis cussing a few acrea of land he had been told that when tha town la ready to release all tha land in that area mr healop would attend a council meeting i dont see hnv its possible for a councillor or anyone else to solve our problem if wa cant have an amiable ducuul- on with the developer remar ked cr mill smith who hid proposed the meeting warn m movedcxld zf t rwldentlal area the constant nn f pounding rattle window and thr keeps king st people awake y p ha aald i the union la seeking a 10 mayor gibbons backed him p w increase spread la hla complaint and reeve over two yen elliott who 1 cnr station i n w ormed genl agreed in supporting iheiw after the meeting in proteat the dlrsels do noth rens rose itmim sdjourn- come under his jurisdiction he sunday pointed out conciliation board prea- monday morning moat of tha 540 striker gathered at tha plant in a ahw of onngth arku manamnt wm rrlei- alry fcollflw of tha acuoa khoruy after t they formed a procession and marched hack to the temporary union head quarters at the arena to reg ister and receive picketing as signments police chief roy haley said the parade was orderly and didnt contemplate any troub le tha picket una waa estab lished at three point lha main entrance at the north end of victoria st the cor ner of ontario and kim streets st johns scores best at davenport music festival awards and compliments were showered on the pupils of georgetown musical director kenneth r hsrrisort arct rmt at the annual davenport veetiva of sacred praise in to ronto during kaater week 3 million dollar stadium is possibility for hornby dont be too aurprlaed tf the toronto maple leafa of tha in ternational baseball leagu r plavlng their home game at hornby aoven milea south of georgetown noon a recommendation from the oakvlue park board will be put before oakvllle council in tha near- future propoalng the ea- tahltabment of 1 3000000 porta stadium on the 7thline at the drumquln alderoad near hornby station the plan wa yreveated laat tjiunday by a parka board member the proposed stadium would have a seating capacity for 0000 parsons and parking apaoe for 10000 li waa hinted the toronto maple leaf baaahell club would i m be approachad to find out if jt would be interested in pur- ciasing 80 or ho acre near -bttnapy- receatly new owner of the ville and other parta of hal- ball team have expressed con cern over h poorly situated stadium in toronto on the lakefront and hive admitted they are looking for a new home tnelr eye have been turned west and although no official communication haa boon made between the parka board and maple leaf owners park board officials aald it will likely be done the site la ideally located a hwy 401 pa within throwing dlatance of it and the railway track are located just north of- it jade cornwall a board mem ber aaid it would be 1 simple matter to t up a commuter sy stem at the arw wtoer the tracks cross the fth line he feels stadium at horn by atatlon would attract people aiom gegtbirrv mlhoo oa immediate areas ton county as well as major centres just as toronto ham ilton st catharines london kitchener and cunlph tbe 110 acr parcel was purchased eight years ago by the trafalgar township parka bomnlfor apgroxlroately 49000 snd until now it baa been tnothbel enterprise two large stumbling blocks to the scheme will be water and sewage facllltlea mayor allan uasson said tbe installa tion of these facilities would coat million of dollars but if die return investment showed plus on tbe balance sheet we would agree to go ahead tomor row jhe added he felt a develop ment of tils nature would act aa a sparkplug to the eatab- uabinent of comraercal and rea- ldential enterprises around the tha second year in a row st johns united church csptured the festival challenge trophy awarded tp the congregation obtaining- tbe highest number of points during the festival major award included bill brush most promising mile voice st johns triple trio shield st john junior choir sheld and t eaton acbolaxabip joan beaty henry blrka eohel- irshlp margo clarluon v-nni- ters soholirahlp lois elliott n c cameron scholarship first awards patricia trou- ten jerry darde robert puck erlng margo clarlcaon brlav seelor lol elliott joan beaty nancy hunter pat grasby bill brush mllree armstrong san dra qrelg second awards evelyn allen lol elliott bruce lvetl nan cy hunter jimmy hea damd farneu vcky cbappev carol butledge bui brush glenda scarrow nancy beaty st johns boy choir third awards evelyn allan judy draper linda be millree armsjrpng pat qrlff other participating in the leatival included edwerd rea der beth fleming betty ham ilton carol ann wlah ann marie quanbury shirley stamp sue hennessey marsha jon lynn ouaoa vlckl mcflryde line started sunday retail value of canadian dairy product la estimated at more thanonaubluion douar a yr hsr tb plaatk division tad at tha entrance to lb king st division at lamb strwat union headquarter ward moved root tb arnl lata monday afurooon local ctttssw aaal worker now wcav py th former eunwood tlr garage on main el north baat ceorg street a union spokesman told tb herald yesurday that none of th atriker war r calving strike py includ ing that doing picket duty tha picket t6nu swuch ry two hours lrnk daley district repra- mntativa for the united win worker of america district so aald w ar hoping to meet with th company at any time indicating th ecocut- lv will sit and walt for smith and stoo to offer a mora aoceptabla tontract negoiiatlona btwn smith and slona limited and thelo- began in october of last year and extended through all the services of a concili ation officer and finally the board of conciliation a statement issued by smith and ston tuesday said that lri addition to the 3 acroaa- theboard wsgai increase th local haa been oiferod clas sification increase for some trade also the company ha reportedly agreed jo assum tb extra coat of the increaa in fees for ontario hospital service plan and weekly in demnlty in cent the 3 wag in creaa over three year would range from isc per hour lo jsvie per hour a company spokesmen aid yeaterday that those doing essential services such a boi ler men- and tha salaried staff continuing to come to work dally an do their job i award contract for town tree cutting contract for cutting humf ber of town tree wa award d by council monday to south and cunby at their lender price of 1418 on the othor aldejf th lodger th annual tree planlj log program vtuj be continued y 1 k 1 peter jones pioo picketing tcwnsiargem union i0calmkmbjirnhurtenwlkt duly in frontol5fnjh 5w picktorahvbn poitod t mpiny enltencei ilaco erly sunday njghtwhen momb voleid to itrlkejj v ji j a look at theweather april s wed a 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