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thi oionorrown hrrald page 1 tlwratoy warcn ir 1t wheeler festival winner 1 m amp is mow waaw 7 draper st celebrated the golden wedding anniver sary saturday they receiyed relatives and friends during the afternoon and evening at s johns united church hall a georgetown citixens band i trombonist harty wheeler won first prose in ins class at the kiwasus music festival ia tpr opb toursday he competed i in a class tor trombonists 181 years of age and under the uonuktiuon was held at the central y i he is a son of mr and mrs harold wheeler glen williams and a pupil of arthur billiard i toronto in thi maip- aff n the mail bag scores secular unions for disregarding picket law 90- hadrnpxfv rexdale ontario february 21 1066 dear sir- now that no less than 70 highranking union officials uj ctydjng canadian labour cong ress president claude jodoin have triumphantly decided to launch immediately an intens- ive nation wide campaign aim ed at banning the use of court injunctions restricting picket- ing in labourmanagement dis putes canada can soon expect more piass picketing and mob lection in dictatorial defiance of lav and order the secular unions premedi tated and successful expenm i in ottawa where they nublidy flouted court rulings purposely violated the law of the land and what is worse ev o got away with it all hasl act an extremely dangerous pr cedent the disagreement be tween the oshawa times and the toronto newspaper guild s oshawa unit was quickly but cooly exploited to demonstrate daringly the secular un tons cynical contempt of court injunctions and their de termined drive to wipe such in junctions bom the statute jjookjj- what originally began asi 4jnn4 seemingly innocent jo- cal labour dispute about wages job security and union sceur- ity 0 dramatically developed ujto ftdlfttdged revolution cry protest against all court in junctions and finally ended up as a shocking political scanda ontarios leading socialist po litician and uwmsker npp lea dar donald c lfacdonald even publicly praised oshawa s unft ed aytp workers t actively participating p the mass packet ing and for unitedly defying the law the consensus of the 70 un ion officials was unashamedly summed up by mr david arch or pre of the socialist ontario federation of labour we believe the right of lawful assembly mass picketing takes precedence over a judge s nil rag when the two clash we are vefy pleased at what happened in ospawa mr archer who is also a member of the ontario labour relations board apppin ted by the government to adm iaister and enforce the labour illations act boldly declared that tbv labour movement is prepared to repeat the oshawa eypenment when the ingredi ants are the same he bluntly added tactics used in the strike against the times can not be applied in every situat in in every strike but where they can be big labour support ing small labour they should be if a present peterborough strike is not soon settled the oshawa tactics will be repeated there in view of these deplor able developments we might wplj ask ourselves pie trtiik apt question what action should be taken to prevent fur fher violation and breakdown of inrand order alter appropriately dsenb ing the government s miserable tailors to act firmly the editor ff t globe and mail pointed ly wnd m february 0tm mrnment pwrfb ie rote otum nwh to bt siibi ttttated for the rale of the law ft jfnum tfaf mbjtatatteo to bel ipme pfifnianent two days later the glolje took attorney general wishart again to task for utterly fading to take the proper initiative and action he i correctly pointed out among other things that the secular trade unwn movement has served notice in oshawa that it is unwilling to wait for the law makers to make its point il i has openly vigorously and con bsnmtuoosiy challenged the au thority of the courts the edi tor cuttingly commepted in canada we have the right to argue that laws are bad we have the right to defend oursel ves in court but if we take it into our owns hands to defy the courts and if we are permitted to do so we must recognize that i we are making a down- payment ion anarchy supports ryan name for towns new public school 10 albert st feb sfith is6b pear mr editor in connection with your edl tonal on the subject of nanung the new school or schools how being considered i am pleased that you have again opened jthis matter you will recall that we had a i discussion on this subject at the tini the chapel st school i was under consideration and at that time 1 proposed that it be what next more local strikes maybe a i province wide strike or even a nation wide strike more law lessness maybe riots or even a national rebellion gerald vandezande business agent christian labour association of canada named the ryan school in honor and in memory of the ryan family and particularly that of miss annie ryan who j was one of the first lady prin cipals of a school such as the chapel street school miss ryan and her sister katie who was for many years the miss hydro of her day gave a great contribution to j georgetown through their self i prfcts iff mar wf hwtfvt if mfm it mmit aftiwtfttvftt less efforts on behalf of geor getown miss annie or as she was affectionately known to all her pupils biddie was one of the finest teachers and discip linarians it was the fortune or misfortune of many of us to work for she gave the benefit of her dedicated service to sev eral generations of pupils ser ved her community and her i church to such a high degree as to be an example to all who knew her it is my earnest hope that the public school board may see fit to name our next school jthe ryan school in mem lory of these two tine ladies and as a mark of respect to the other fine teachers who served i with her during her years as a teacher and as principal of the chapel street school lean frish pork shoulder ci roast yf ham mm wit m a i jutw0asi61u b chops 77 fftowcf of vf cmmm no viraripcntd 2 ibs tomatoes jaffa oranges wo 29 pntdvc mm cm- n 1 end emperor grapes 2 yours very truly pec davidson the mail bag the mail a6 fbi gov inskctfd frozen cod fillets iga potato chips 40 fattiea mclangf news georgetown iga iga candies i margarine i mushrooms 35 49 49 lb 49c ip hjckv chofflb yts red enousr oka wilrasus 1509 says saving on library grant shortsighted move says credit is shared ln little theatre awird 112 mcjntrye cres february is 1966 dear sir in last week s vaper you ata ted the following in regard to ths georgetown little theatre one play has been in festival i campe lticn end lynne hyde who is directing this winters show was a prixe winner forsel design several times in the i past you have printed staleme- ents to the affect that mr hyde won an award for sat design and i would bke to take this j opportunity to correct this mis conception while it is true that mr hyde accepted an award at the 1 western ontario drama league festival the award was for he best visual presentation and was awarded to the georgetown little theatre and not to mr hyde 23 charles st february 26 1968 1 letter to the georgetown council gentlemen it is an admirable thing to have as our elected representa uvea men who feel that they must protect the taxpayers whom they represent after all we would not like to see our hardearned tax dollars fritter ed away frivolously by a profli gate council on the other hand may i remind you that when elected to office you are coram lued to acting in a responsible manner in a fast moving ago such as u s mmns mov mg always in a positive mann er and keeping in mind the con cept of development in your recently presented budget you revealed to us the fact that you do not really und ersund the needs of this town i refer to your decision to hold the line in financial matters no one will argue the fact that under the sycamore tree could not have won the award without mr hydes beautiful and creative seta but this aw ard is given for overall visual effect and includes best cost umes makeup properties light ing and sound effects and if these do not achieve an exeell ence of quality the most unique sets in the festival cannot jceive an award so while mr hyde certainly i deserves a good deal of the cre dit 1 feel that credit should al so go to sheila ijmbert and gay uoyd for makeup mary gpebel for costumes jean i jim rundle for the props tyler for lighting and dan wagstaffe for sound the com- binm efforts of all these people weeofmcessarr for the liulaj theatre to win i yours truly i mm marie barrett and by so doing to deny to our citnens facilities and improved services which are i feel essen tial the following questions re- fer to matters which do not ap pear to have been given the thorough consideration which they deserve when will wc have the ben efit of the services of fifteen police officers as recommended by the ontario police commiss ion 2 how can the cedarvale pro perty possibly be put into oper ation on a 4000 budget ally unchanged you appear to have ignored entirely the fact that membership in our library is growing at a very fast rate you do not seem to be aware of the fact that increasing numb ers of children are discovering and making use of the junior library or that many youngst ers from both public and high school go there in the evenings to do research work you do not seem to realise that at a time when terrific expansion in knowledge is going on it isj imperative that a public service such as the public library be kept uptodate incidentally may i suggest that whether or not you contemplate any bud i get changes it would certainly be an ducatinnal trip for you to go to the library and see for yourselves the activity going on there gentlemen i submit that your shortsighted policies are cost ing the people of georgetown more than they can afford to pay now and for the future it also seems obvious that no last minute rush motorists get plates i in sharp contrast to some of rices of the dcpt- of transport j georgetown showed no great last minute rush or long line ups in obtaining 1666 motor va- jhicle plates according to the local regis trsr but friday waa the heaviest day in the georgetown office i but there were only a handful waiting to obtain plates at op ening time business was stea dy all day but there never was what you call a lineup or any j waiting mrs clark d sat urday was a quiet day although i there were about 30 waiting for the office to open most of them were from brampton who having seen what seemed an oulsixed lineup over them came over here however by ten o clock it had developed into a rather quiet da although e did kct a steady trickle of peo pe from brampton all day by two o clock that afternoon the office was empty and we don t think there were more than a down stragglers during the rest of the afternoon though you may go your way congratulating yourselves holding the taxrate the next council will be faced with the unpleasant fact that it has to be raised in closing three cheers for mr smith the one councillor who seems to recognize the bud get for what it truly is short sighted yours ruly ericbalkind k georgetown stops to 3 why is our library still ex w r isting on one of the smallest improve twin itavice per capita grants given in this sartj ontario improml erto betwee finnrunlnnm and toronto hi train to montreal ask about convenient departure and return times ror infofimooii phone the local 0gj etomft canadian mattonal f completes half century as domtar mill employee the registrar told the iferald that sales of car plates were up jthis year and that while there had been an uncomfortably large number still to register a week previous they had been obtaining their plates steadily each day se that by the week end there were relatively few i local residents without plates the last day also was a very i quiet one with a little flurry before the office closed at six m truck plates went on sale on march 1st and quarterly plates go on sale march 23th a glen williariis resident david barclay retired on pens j ion this month from his posit ion with domtar pulp paper ltd on friday he was the reapl lent of good wishes from his fel low employees as he was pres- ented with a wallet from local 474 international brotherhood of pulp sulphite papermill workers and fishing equipment from the mills 25 yesr club resident manager jack cnc htotf wished him many happy years of retirement while than king him for his years of com pany service mr barclay was first a coat erman later worked in the fin ishing department and latterly as an oiler his record of fifty years as a company employee is perhaps one which will not be dirpheat ed in future today men start work al a uler age and compul sory retirement plans preclude that number of years as a ser vice record j part of ontario i am quite sure the first two questions are worthy of a lot of attention but at this time i would like to concentrate on the matter of the georgetown pub- lie library would it be fair to ask gen tleman whether you paid any attention at all to the rtcomnv andetions of the library boardt in leaving the total grant virtnj between georgetown and toronto been put into effect by cana dian national railways on saturdays and sundays a train leaving toronto at 5j pm now stops at georgetown at 64a the train heading east at i j 17 pjb has been made a flag top on saturdays and sun idays for passengers going u toronto and beyond retirement party honours barkoskies tnestctbuperior food market held a dinner and pre sentation for mr and mrs hen ry barkoskte at north helton golf k country club last week mr sarkockie recently retired i from business selling his in itereat in the store to ken al n- they were presented with a j set of door chimes for their new home obprine ourita onvt ambulance runs i during the week of february so to february 26th the geor getown volunteer ambulance service had two calls friday fel 11 30 a m an emergency run from geor getown to georgetown hospital taken by uoyd sweena and ace bailey j saturday fbb 26 1 jpjn a routine transportation run from georgetown- w cor fetown hospital taken by tom hassena and cyril englahy stock up today canadian wild bird feed skciauy undfp mixture 10 pound bag i0 s495 50 pound bag j how to plug canadas brain drain lower income and estate uses hue than i tba u s sunflower seeds bulk 3fi per pound so pounds for so95 stocks are starting to dwintw so get your supplies now stock of brand nam deas rood and wamr vafhkw lain always in track fewn dnb evwy tvesday add fricby phone or drop in today to halton 6 wtsflawlt w41fi 45 gutvh it 1