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high pitched mystery noise baffles women georgetown curator returns to the days of ike smithy major h j newman of georgetown curator of the holton county museum at kelso works at an old smithys anvil while his helper jim robertson operates a bellows on the forge in the background the equipment from another era is part of a restored blacksmith shop opened to the public at the museum last week built around 1880 by the late adam alexander the shop was in use until about 1940 since then it has been collecting dust and it took months of hard work to make it suitable to be visited by the public as well as the anvil bellows and forge the shop includes more than 250 blacksmith tools add senior day camp to this summers y program a sure sign of brighter days ahead and the fast approaching cummer holidays is the announ cement of plans for the day camp by the georgetown and district ymcaywca as of the 4th ofjfnly the local moms can rv jflodbye to johnny and satis three days a week and spend a few carefree hours to herself secure in the know ledge that the kids are well car ed for and having the time of their lives the y has been fortunate in acquiring mrs rita munro ag ain this year as camp dircn under her supervision day camp will be expanded to n de a junior and a senior camp as well as an extension to sue weeks instead of 4 as last year both camps will begin operation 1 lfonday july 4 and continue every monday wednesday nd friday until august 13 junior camp win be held at terra cotta conservation area and will have as assistant dir ector mrs terry colter mrs colter is very experienced in camp work and has assisted with t day camps in the past registration for this camp is limited to boys and girls of 6 to 10 years of age with a mail mum registration of 50 campers per week a child must have completed kindergarten before he or she will be accepted and registra- 1 ttion can be made for any part of or all of the six week period the junior camp fee is 200 per day and the young earner nnst bring his own lunch besides mrs munro and mrs i colter there will be 5 senior and 5 junior counsellors give excellent leadership and j supervision the personnel are ifjully trained in first aid proccd ivres and are holders of red lross swimming badges the program for the juniors lcovers all kinds of camp crafts t games physical fitness outdoor ijcooking conservation ind at least one period of water activ city and water safety instruction reach day swimming lessons as esuch are not given rather the f campers are prepared for form- eat swimming courses available at the georgetown pool a rest i is also an important part f each day and needless to say f b often cherished by the cotuv t more than the campers parents are always made wel- lcome at day canuvand c will choose the special activity day each week to make their rhdt the senior day camp is-pro- grammed for boys and girls ev lefen to thirteen years of age itjae campsite will be wolf prk and trntdaily fee is t50 maximum registration of 25 unpen per week will be ae- lepted the duration of the i win be 6 weeks and en- t can be made for part or all of the program this is a first for the georgetown y the boys division will be handled by assistant director senior counsellor rick lan dry and the gois will be coun selled by susan landry each will have a junior counsellor to assist them the program for the senior campers is one that should spell fun to every preteen attending there will be swimming water games crafts archery boating nature conservation pioneering building shelters etc and ev ery day that the weather allows the noon meal will be an outdoor cookout occasional overnight camping is planned as an added attraction the buses will leave at 9 a m under full supervision from gs television at the delrex plaza and the georgetown dai ry for terra cotta and wolf park and will return the weary travellers to the same locations around 4 pjn each day the day camp is operated by the georgetown and district ymca ywca as a service to the children of this area ah camp staff members and counsellors participate in an in tensive precamp program which is aimed at increasing their sensitivity towards child ren and camp philosophy and skills in working towards camp goals hospital admissions births well below normal in april there were fewer admissions fewer births fewer emergency visits and fewer patients at ge orgetown and distno memorial hospital in april than the prev ious month and april 1965 ac cording to figures released by the hospital this week births numbered 18 compared to 28 for the same month last year and admissions of stilts and children totalled 152 well down from the 184 of april 1965 just 112 peopl made visits to hospital compared to 76 in ap ril 1965 on an average day in april there were 47 4 adults and ehil dren in the hospital and that figure is down from he 56 6 average of april 65 other information of interest from the april report deaths- 2 percentage of beds occupied percentage of bassinettes occ 406 average length of st adults 91 newborn 7 8 major operations 13 septic tank pumping wesplna tlla trenching orawl fill haltoh sanitation services on and bill mcgowan 774255 ff governors board first for community college selection of a site for the pro posed haltonpeel community college must wait until a board of governors has be n appoint ed halton mpp george kerr said this week last march the ontario gov srnment announced that the haltonpeel area would be one of 18 areas in ontario where community colleges will be built mr kerr has been asked by william davis minister of edu cation to submit names of per sons who would be qualified and willing to act as members of a board of governors the halton member is of the opinion that the new college should be near the off campus colege which the university of toronto is building at enndale he has expressed hope that it would be ready by the fall of 1967 concmtf gftava uu4no sand toad oravb nuand top son stone wokx tom haines fan winiaia tl7au for fast action mitou 1btin smai consult a mimmk of th1 bnmptoa reel estate beard an nnexplalnable punle was the one confronted by two hal ton couotyamauea the hard- logs and the cottoms who share a duplex on no 12 sideroad in central halton near milton mrs david hardin and mrs stuart cotton whose families abate a duplex on 12 sideroad east of walkers line n north burlington stated that ope evening recently they were startled by a noise which they first mistook for television trouble the noise persisted however even after the set had been switched off and was not assoc iated with any familiar sound c on her family up stairs mrs harding discovered that the sound had terrified her threeyearold daughter who stood staring out che window despite the fact the dogs on the farm are very sensitive any unusual occurrence nbne of them barked or showed any awareness of the noise because both husbands were working at the time burlington police were called and a car rushed to the scene with men and a trained police dbg to search che premises the dog was led through the buildings on the farm and gave no sign of having found any thingunusual the policemen were also unable to explain the phenomenon although they in- vestacated the nroperty thor oughly a parrel car was assigned to the immediate area of the farm for the succeeding three nights but there was no return of the strange noise the sound itself was describ ed as being highpitched and sonorous but completely unlike anything either woman had ever experienced it did not appear to be com ing from any specific direction but completely filled the house with sound while it didnt produce any destructive vibrations it was a bit painful to the ears and may have served to convert one non- believer in u j o s stewarttown thi okorobtown herald thursday may 26 19m robert r hamilton optometrist ornce hours daily carretal bldg 116 mountainvlew road for appofatmmti 774971 mi martins sodding landscaping industrial commercial maintenance servlce 8776241 dairy cattle judging outlined to juniors judging dairy cattle was the topic of the second regular meeting of the halton jersey guernseyayrshire 4h calf club held at the farm of mr don mccaig at norval on tues day may 10th mr mccaig went over the desirable qualities of the jersey breed and then pro vided a class of cows to be jud ged during the second part of the meeting juniors discussed dev elopment of the dairy breeds led by mr ken ella and the seniors with mr alan blexard covered topics on inner ijnee in livestock and senior work projects tweedsmuir history book displayed for institute mrs joe standish was hostess to members of the esquesing women s institute when they met in her home for their reg ular may meeting the newly elected officers in charge mrs herb reid pre sident presided with mrs dawson secretary and mrs r lawson treasurer business was dealt with and reports of conveners were heard mrs w r lawson gave the report of the district annual meeting delegates were appoin ted to attend the district an nual meeting to be held in ballinafad hall on wednesday may 25th the tweedsmuir his tory book was on display and the old pictures brought back me to the older members whlls younger members ttiow ed keen interest in the pages of the past a social hour was enjoyed with mrs m cook mrs daw son and mrs b beckett assist ing tho hostess happy birthday to lynda law- son who will celebrate her 9th birthday on saturday may 19th in europe folk legend credits the hedgehog with being a weather prophet may we tell you about the change at atlantic signs and emblems kke pmfektv one komg up on 1111 nearly 100 doors and office lviulf m fronts throughout canada kktllttsal it is the emblem of gac international finance cor poration ltd on may 1 what were formerly the atlantic finance offices were taken over by gac international gac international the canadian loan subsidiary of general acceptance corpora tion gac now operates more than 00 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