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expansion boosts gdhs budget eed 747000 for 1966 year like um georgetown pubue school boards 1906 budget jhe georgetown district high schools budget climbed this arts influenced by an expan sion program the budget was struck at 747624 it a special meeting honday may 2 last years bud get totalled 638138 the 1966 budget calls for 303139 to be supplied by lots 1 taxes 7966 per cent ot whleh is to come from georgetown 24148053 and lm cent from esquesihg 6888 47 last year the sput was 213 987 from georgetown and 53- 394 from esquesing instruction the largest item hi the budget requires 520 134 it includes salaries for day school teachers 505664 sup ply teachers 6000 night school teachers 8000 and night school clerical and advertising 470 here is the complete budget supplies office supplies text books library books 48745 board office administra tion board office salaries advertising for teachers insurances etc 19081 principals office admin- istrauon salaries stat ionery equipment etc 20296 operations carctaking cleaning supplies fuel hydro etc 69375 auxiliary services at tendance officer health service cafeteria expense interest on loans etc 14050 fees to other boards 7473 transportation 15000 capital outlay 33470 revenue surplus grant town township tuition fees night school fees rentals 747634 convey road allowance to adjoining owners during a meeting which last ed only forty minutes kauuc- tag council honday night pas sed a bylaw officially doling the unused road allowance on the east half of lot 7 and the east half of lot 28 od the 11th concession and authorised the conveyance to the adjoining owners council also appointed fence viewer don lawson lt 18 con 4 will replace rw cun- nigham as fence viewer for the township e harrop was appointed to the committee of adjustments for 19068768 and 4he town ship approved paymentof 280 to the town of oakvtue as the townships share of acquiring a piece of land at hornby comm unity park they also authorised the reeve and clerk to sign an agreement making the township half owners of the new piece of land hospital auxiliary hears talk on canadian cuisine the hospital womens aux- diary held their annual dinner meeting on tuesday may 10th at the north hal ton golf and country club mrs d clark 1st vice presl- dent and program convener in troduced tike guest speaker miss sally henny of the haple leaf flour mills who has rec- ently been doing research on i canadian cuisine from coast to coast over the past 100 years the first cook book printed in canada was in french fsllow- ed in the early 1860s by an en glish version typical provinc- dal dishes were influenced by the foods available locally and by tile various ethnic groups 1 wo settled in the land it was interesting to note bat the largest of these groups apart from the british and the french were the germans do- ely followed by the ukranians while the third the italians readied their immigration peak wilm ncently as 1951 miss henny also mentioned that strictly speaking there is no canadian national dlsh but perhaps one will have been de cided on for canadas centen nial celebrations on behalf of the auxiliary mrs r thompson presented a booquet of flowers and thanked miss henny for her talk and also for the fifteen cook books entitled the art of home baking for distribution to the winners of a draw these were won by mrs t beer mrs e bodnar mrs e bragg mrs j cartwright mrs t dean mrs j dufeeld miss a hlckey mrs f hull mrs j kirkwood mrs l macdonald mrs w pope mrs ml robinson mrs c sinclair mrs r stephens and mrs f tucker the auxiliary president mrs j crichton drew the attention of those present to the display of items which are available at the gift shop in the hospital to the tray favours given to pa tients on appropriate occasions and to the history book it the hospital and auxiliary since their founding mrs crichton also commented on her attend ance along with mrs g hew- son at the spring conference of regional auxiliaries at hamil ton last month mrs g sampson coordinator of volunteer services announc ed a garden tea is to be held at the home of mrs t beer saturday june 18th and hoped this would give volunteers an opportunity to get acquainted the dinner was convened by mrs a d cartwright and her committee members mrs j veitch and mrs f buchanan early copy please with monday the may 24 hol iday the herald asks oopera tion of advertisers and those submitting news items to do so on thursday and friday if all possible the office will closed on honday toard and doctors voice praise for work of nursing director last thursday evening mem- ben of the georgetown medical association and the hospital board of directors honoured a department head mrs mary manning at presentation of the two groups and their wives gathered in the cafeteria to honour mrs man- tinc who had served the hospi- tal both as nursing supervisor and for eighteen months as director of nursing chairman for the evening tcea clark said that he was ex pressing the sentiments of the entire group in her departure that she had been a great help in improving services and pat lent care in the hospital how- ever he wished her good for tune and continued success in her new field of work he then introduced magistrate john d ord qc chairman of the board who spoke feelingly of the tremendous job mrs manning had done and as a small token of their very deep respect presented her with a carafe from the board chief of georgetown medical association dr c alan thompson spoke next reviewing the problems that she had faced during her time with the hospital and said that it was his considered opin ion that she bad made a major contribution to developing and bringing her department to its present excellence he gave her a beautiful silver tray suitably inscribed from georgetown me dical association mayor joe gibbons gave a few well chosen remarks and wished her well en behalf of the citizens of the ity in her reply mrs manning thanked everyone for the gifts and said she would certainly recall georgetown and her work here that she had so enjoyed many times in the future the gifts would act as a tangible link to her associations with the doctors and board and also of their many kindnesses to her she paid high tribute to the administrator fred whittaker and said it had been a pleasure to be associated with him in her duties after the presentations the group enjoyed a social hour concluded with cookies a i cof fee mrs manning starts bernew position the 1st of june she has entered the field of psychia tric nursing at the clarke in stitute in toronto thi oekhmattown hirald thursday may if iftt douglas quanbury douglas quanbury son of mr and mrs c r quanbury of 17 elizabeth st georgetown is a 1966 graduate of the twoyear diploma course at western ont ario agricultural school in bid- getown kerrs column mpp reports rrvm q by gorae kerr a most important bill to the farmers of ontario has been introduced in the pro vincial legislature by the honourable william a stewart it is to provide for crop insurance and for pro tection against total or near total crop loss this has be- come more necessary than ever before because of freak storms severe- it dr c abu thoa jhtt mary ot sow anarwf wis awwswnajnosia drought or even excessive rainfall in recent years the government of ontario has provided assistance dur ing these periods in the form of transportation sub sidies for hay bank guar antees cooperation with the department of energy and resources management in the construction of farm ponds and during the past yesr coupons for the pur chase of livestock feed with extensions of utilisation of the coupons the last one be ing to may 31st of this year in addition guaran teed interestfree bank loans to a maximum of 1000 have been made av ailable to farmers for the purchase of seed and fertil izer in the case of those far mers who have suffered 25 or more crop loss all of these p have been very well received and have been of consid erable help to jthe farmer- producer however an adequate crop insurance program is also needed the proposed pro gram will provide coverage up to 80 of the normal production of a particular crop protection is offered against such perils as drought excessive rainfall excessive moisture flood frost hall winter kill wind disease and other pests participation in the plan will be voluntary but it will apply oa a provincewide basis a farmer will not be compelled to insure all crops grown on his farm he may dedde to insure only omkparticular crop and this will be quite permissible under the proposed policy the insurance wffl apply to all normal crops such aa oats wheat barley potatoes and tomatoes etc as well jut to forage crops vudr at corn bay and pasture be cause over 70 of ontar io agricultural revenue is derived from the sale of m re and livestock pro- doct audit inessential that crop insurance be provided for inch forage ccops h the legislation receives the approval of the leguda- tort and also some coopera tfen from the federal gov ernment w vrtfl move at quickly as possible to bring the plan into operation with the intention that it will be applicable to tome crops at least in the spring olm67 chicken basket 43 coronation 3 varieties a 4 fruit drinks 3 r 89 maple lea km shaped hams a 1 rom brand s varieties relishes 4 99 masons canned 4 af afa soft drinks 1289 we reserve the right to limit quantities hey kids get yours today big iga kite iotsof hin for you no and oldi only- 29 golden ripe bananas 225 caupornia sunkbt valencia m 4 oranges 9 produciopusa can no 1 grade g v lettuce 19 ntcts mcnvi may it i and 21 georgetown iga iga lu s couis chiamon 151 main si n smi win tv a georgetown resident was winner of the united shuffle- board league draw which was held in milton on saturday may 14th mrs kb vera west on of 21 raylawn cresc was the proud winner of a ib philips portable tv mr don murdoff president of the league made the presentation at the westons home on sunday aftarnon hutton nurseries third line west half mile south queen street the right place to buy roses 1 all varieties annuals nursery stock lawn and garden needs oparatad by john hutton mpd grand opening may 18th mcleans rental sales centre 379 quaon street last brampton tel 4595781 undar tfw trampfon water towak- we rent power toois roto tillers lawn mowers ladders ptumtino tools automotive tools many other itofm ample parking open monday may 23 m potted plants geraniums bsgonias cannauues now ready for plantino a largs variety of bedding plants vuton walcona george r brandf0rd is mowdahtvtew road north 773044 help is the cry from many needy hearts to meet those needs 3 things are necessary 1 gods help and guidancei 2 our knowhow and dedication i 3 your generous donationi have you mailed in your blue envelope yet r red sutfiid appeal 74 quawi si w s otaabsbkriiav