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io georgetown winner smi hi cpa draw winner chooses south america the winner of two tickets to anywhere on canad an pacific airlines 52 000 m le world route system was drawn in vancouver recently by c p a s women s travel repres lantaftve miss kay s mons as sates and traf f c vicepresident bryan renw ck held the flight bag contain ng the entries from 25 on tar o c t es the contest was sponsored by ontario newspapers participating in c p a s travel awareness program this spring win r was alex swart2 243 north college sarn a he selected south amer ca as h s destination and w ii be awarded two first class round t ckets from toronto plus 500 i in cash included in the 250 et gible were 10 georgetown res dents preston man assumes post iwith hospital association b alan hay of prescott was 1 thb new full time exec director of the ontario pital ass n recently the voluntary organization represen ting all 236 public hospitals and allied health institutions lilt ontario mr hay one of the best known hospital personal ties in canada succeeds stanley lw martin who in may moved from the association to become ichainnan and general manager of the ontario hospital services mrs lome sampson david and jamie of kitchener are spending the week with mr and mrs lew sampson mr hays appointment which i take effect august 1st was announced by oha president i glen w phelps of orilha fol lowing a special meeting at as isocutaon headquarters in tor onto a board member and former fiwirman of the brockville ge 1 neral hospital mr hay is the first trustee to hold the chie i executive post of the associa tion in its forty two year hist mr hay who is equally i well known in agricultural cir i elea as one of eastern ontario i leading apple growers first be- 1 came involved in hospital af i lairs as a trustee of the brock i ville hospital in 1939 he wa i elec to the board or direc jiors of the oha and was prcsi f dent in 196465 he is also a 1 director of the canadian hospi tal association and a membe j of the provincewide council o j begents established by ontario s i jsdacation minister last year to i advise on the establishment o j community colleges commenting upon the appoint i ment president phelps said the hospitals of this province are indeed fortunate in secur ing the full time services of such an able and energetic man as chief executive of the asso ciation especially m these times of evolution in the role of the community hospital mr hay long been one of the most articulate and progressive spo kesmen for hospitals in their relationships with government and a firm believer in the 1m portance of the continuing role of local hospital boards under his leadership we can look for ward to a steady expansion of the association s services to hos pitals in the fields of education consultation and research mr hay who is married witi two teenage daughters came to canada from england aftc world war n his distinctive monocle is a legacy of wounds received near tunis north af nca in 1943 while serving with the 16th 5th lan cers he has been an energe ic force in community affairs since settling at hawthorncs farms in prcscotl and in 19c0 was named prescott s citizen of the year harold g dillon who has been acting executive director of the oha since mr martin s departure will continue in that capacity until the new executive director arrives he will then become mr hay s senior execu tivc associate within the organ nation in addition to its services to hospitals the oha also op erates the ontario blue cross plan which covers close to 3 million persons in the provinc for hospital and related health expenses mr and mrs harry newton and grandchildren randy new ton and kimmej bailey return ed home on friday night from a months acation in californa charge of shooting at car dismissed at lengthy hearing interior decorating talk to hornby institute the july meeting of the horn field at ballinafad mrs stanley by women s institute was held at the home of mrs gordon ro binson on wednesday july 13 when nine members and oqc vi itor braved the extreme heat to attend the president mrs chf ford wngglesworth presided for the meeting in the absence of the secretary mrs lew sampson took over the day the quilt made by mrs percy mer ry was os display and also one made by the members of the institute a number of years ago the program was in charge of mrs hugh o connor canadian industries convener she intro duced the guest speaker mr campbell who gave a talk on interior decorating the trend in colon dxapea and rugs and then answered questions on dec itiaf- mrs percy merry ex pressed the thanks of the insti tute to mr campbell mrs oconnor read the motto entit led tnt world belongs to those who lov it best she also read an excellent paper process not progre in modern times mrs delbert downs gaffe jjiercport 1 of the district annual meeting may was courtesy convener lunch of angel cake and ice cream was served by mrs mer ry and mrs robinson a presentation was held on wednesday night july 13th at the north trafalgar community centre when neighbours and friends gathered to honour a recent bride and groom mr and mrs peter stemmann mr fred mccarron of sutton visited with mr and mrs wll ham hamilton while visiting with friends in the hornby dls tnct danny green spent the week end with david peacock and en joyed sleeping out in david i tent friends who helped owen rutledge celebrate her 16th birthday on friday july 15th were mary and janet drum mond susan and cathy grexton and peggy lee they all stayed over until saturday night and slept in their tenl the campbell soup company limited treated their asparagus workers to a chicken barbecue the hornby park recently everyone enjoyed a good time ith plenty to eat glen rcw ett was in charge of the evening children of the day camp which is being held at the north trafalgar common ty centre from the 4th of july to the 12th of august under the leadership of pam shaw were treated to a day of swimming at the lions club pool in oakville last frtd ay pam shaw and frank hall were the drivers for the 13 children who attended mr and mrs bill stout billy and mary mr and mrs w 1 liam hamilton and mrs georgo hamilton vis ted on tuesday with the missct lsabell and anne stout of guelph get well wishes to ci fiord break who wa a patient in the milton district hospital las week following an accident while milking cow when he was kicked by a cow and had three ribs broken anniversary greetings to mr and mrs joseph shea who will celebrate their wedding annivcr sary on july 20th birthday greetings to the fol lowing who are celebrating birthdays this week billy how den july 21 ivan hcarnes july 22 donna leslie and david ford on july 24 and del wood on july 25 sincere sympathy i extended to mr and mrs axel peterson and family in the death of a beloved son james stanley pet erson and dear brother of mrs pat flippance mary and mrs jdhn loos jean predeceased by his brother bill funeral ser vice was held on monday july 18th from the s s russell and son funeral home in a preliminary hearing that occupied about two hours in thursday s magistrate s court a hornby man won an acquittal on a charge of causing an in jury to 16yearold kenneth rusk by discharging a ahotflun at a motor vehicle on june 18th he had elected trial by a judge in a higher court rusk who lives in the hornby area near the accused said that at about 150 a in on june 16th he and victor jakaitis a neigh bor had started out in the lat ters car to look for their bro thers who had gone to a ball game in oraagh the previous evening and who had not return ed home they were proceeding op the eighth line and drove into the driveway of a brpther of the accused who lives near by in order to turn around they then noticed him standing in the road with a gun he had just stopped another car driven by rusks father the witness said he stopped us and told us to identify ourselves rusk told the court i was getting ready to get out of the car ja kaitis started it ihacu8ed4 1 shot the door was open i felt something hit the side of my hand i looked and there was blood coming out 1 got out and walked back to where he was he was standing the e telling his wife to phone the police rusk said that previous to being ordered to stop he and jakaitis had been shining a flashlight on the roadside ditch in order to see if their broth ers were hiding there jakaitis said the pellets from the shotgun had done about 50 worth of damage to the cars upholstery constable dennis kaye who investigated the incident said the gun was unloaded when he examined it and he found an empty shotgun shell by the side of the road he said the skin of rusk a right hand was ripped and bleeding there were chips in the paint on the right hand side of the car and a chip in the steering wheel and five notes in the ins de right door panel a fragment of lead was taken from one hold rusk was taken to millon dis trict hospital where his injured hand was treated 1 submit the accused was criminally negligent in firing at the car said crown attorney peter mcwtlhams if he had fired with the intention of hit ting the occupants he tlould have been charged with intent to maim there was no right on the part of the accused or any one else to use force to defend themselves the accused had no power of arrest there can be no justification for the accused or anyone else to use force the accused needs to be straighten ed out on what his rights are in this country who is the owner o property may arrest without a warrant any person whom he finds com mlttlng a criminal offence in e lalion to that property dismissed charge the court is unable to find there is sufficient evidence to warrant your committal for trill the magistrate told the accused in dismissing charge crown attorney mcwlluams then laid a charge against the accused of having in his posses aion an offensive weapon for a purpose dangerous to the pub- thi georgetown herald thursday july 21st 1966 page 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