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axizimmk 9 k that pay iw plann d fa the l clwhm wa kr j omftl bwylm r mm thehenkf tsttoera win im i ii printing publishing tlte gimfmiwn horaw nan- a the home newspaper for georgetown and district 1m7 offfarlns the beat in fine o ow ihsmshy august 4th lf jjx pw singh copy mem tea cenb the big top was canvass tabernacle to revival audiences ifvtws huge thrkkakb bio top tent which has become a familiar sight to plaza shopped and motorists pass- hvingpniguelphst came down this tuesday after the conclusion of a two week tent crusade on sunday nigmy tne crusade which commenced july 21 is sponsored by the acton evangel tabernacle and cooperating jchurdtes opening night drew an audience of 300 to hear evangelist james s pierce of winnipeg and since then ippeopte from gueipti toronto brampton erirvacton hamilton and georgetown have been among the nightly crowds trick photography charges i irate councillor at times p red harrison challenged the valley conservation authority to come and look at georgetowns garbage disposal oaita and bring allthe report- jgi era they want when letters jfrom both the authority and the ontario water resources c commission were read to coun- ccil tuesday night a copy of the letter from vihe credit valley authority to the water resources comrnis- hon stated that concern had 1been expressed in the i about the possibility ja pollu- ftion from the towns land fill operation entering the river lv the letter claimed tint a wat- feer besources commission re port in 1963 had indicated i that the operation on this site becowa tonrce of pot tiob iifl asked the commu- psbtt to investigate at the conclusion of the let- ter it listed name to whom copies had been aent these in- eluded the peel and hilton county health officers mayor k gibbons william pavis mpp ft jor peel george kerr mpp for halton and the brampton times and the globe and mail cr harrison took exception to the copies going to the i newspapers he dubbed photo graphs which appeared in the brampton times trick photo- graphy saying one of the pictures showed garbage just dumped off the truck while another wasnt town property mr 4mb getty new owners variety store annes confectionery locat ed on water street near the r highway changed hands on august 1st new owners mr and mrs gerald getty wbo took over that day will be op erating it as jeans variety store the gettys who live at 21 shelley st have been george town residents for the past five years mr getty is a nat- 1 toe of wheatley and his wife jean of chatham they lived in tilbury when they were lint married and later in lambeth prior to coming town the eoniectionery business has been established for many years in this location prior to its operation by mr and mrs jack teeter for the past three years it was owned by mr and mrs gowlett and before that by the late mr and mrs charles dickenson at all td like a letter sent to the authority asking them to come and see it and bring all the photographers they want he said deputy reeve jim young said he had been approached by an oakville journal report er who had heard georgetown is dumping raw sewage and black tar into the credit that is just how far fetched things can get added the deputy reeve the water resources letter to the town reported on their inspection on july 21st this year they noticed garbage wsb being dumped at the top of the river bank some refuse such as paper and cans was seen in continued on page 11 forecast 40 employees in new todd rd plant by the end of september steel framework now rising on todd road will house rolling specialties so said president john simonyi the twenty five thousand square foot building on a sev en and a half acre site will employ forty people in the metal forming machinery plant the plant is directly across todd road from economy forms plan masonic lodge hall in hi credit masonic lodge which has rented a third door hall over the canadian imperial bank of commerce for 85 years of its 97year history is plann ing new quarters the lodge has purchased a 14 acre property on no 7 highway just west of the town limits and plans to build a lodge hall next year the property acquired from the buddell estate is near group of suburban homes which have been built on the property in recent years it baa 125 ft of higqrway frontage and a depth of 500 feet towards the cnr railway tracks ed wilson is building chair man irwin npble is in charge of finances and douglas leti- merffrf property it is hoped to ms able to start construction next spring the building will also be us ed for meetings by halton chap- thirteen graduates ready for teaching jobs in september tar rjuf and peace b chapter order of the eastern star according to lodge historian thomas nlven the lodge first met on october 15 1869 in the canadian house on mill street presumably this was a hotel though lodge history does not record an exct location in 1871 a lease was signed with the owner of the clark house now the mcgrbbon ho tel for use of an upstairs meet ing room over what was then a bakery and shoe repair shop on main st and in march 1881 officials of grand lodge came to geor getown for dedication ceremon ies in the present lodge hall wfaich has been used for lodge meetings since that time lodge records recall that yearly rental in 1881 was 86 first lodge master was j m dunn- who held the position in 1869 and 1870 oldest living past master is g c lawrence of toronto who headed the lodge in 1016 tt was a bumper year for georgetown when results of the teachers training courses were ammunced a total of thirteen district men and wo men successfully completed their course twelve at lake- afcore teachers college and one at toronto teachers college seven of these will start tbeir teacfaing careers in september in georgetown elementary schools five have taken posi tions with school boards in neighbouring areas one will continue his education at the ontario college of education karen kortaek will be teach ing at queen alexandra school which la in toronto at broad view and dundas she will have a grade 7 and 8 class and will also be teaching physical education karen is the daughter mr and mrs william korzack of glen williams after gradu ating two years ago from geor getown district high school she attended university of toronto for a year before taking her teachers training at toronto teachers college jim atkinson has been engag ed by the local school board as one of the staff members of the new centennial public school which opens for the first thne in september he graduated last year from georgetown dis trict high school son of mr and mrs h atkin son 101 prince charles dr he will be teaching grade 7 this is georgetowns first senior pub lic school which will enrol stu dents in the kennedyharrison areas and handle only grades 7 and 8 ursula schitti also a 1985 gdos grad will join the staff of holy cross rc separate school as a grade 2 teacher she is the daughter of mr and mrs e scnatti r r 1 umehouse gloria zjlio graduated in 1984 from gdhs and worked for a year as a stenographer with var- dont want mail delivery glen residents get way mail delivery to your door an emphatic majority of glen williams residents have oppos ed the idea and the postmas ter general has acceded to their wishes that the present post office in wheelers store continue to operate as it has for generations dr harry hariey mp noti- fled tnecherald from his ot tawa office this week that be has been told by the the postal department that in view of the commnntty feelings postal service inglm williams will remain as itis a surrey was taken recent ly by the department which bad been considering extend- donrtohdoordauyerjr to glen williams homes this would have operated out of the georgetown post office with re tention of the glen office as a sub office glen residents were soon on the move dr hariey was ask ed to forward a petition to the postmaster general of 239 homes in glen williams 212 people algnified their opposi- ton to the move nine others were on vacation and could not be contacted at the time dr parley says he has also had several private letters as king that the post office be re tained and speaking of the ex cellent service which postmast er harold wheeler gives the community ian associates then decided she would follow a teaching career parkview blvd and the two girls went through school to gether she is spedalixing in kinder gartenprimary work and will be k kp teacher at harrison public school here continued on page 0 georgetown area produces a bumper crop of teaching grads a total of thirteen district men and women successfully completed teaching courses at lakeshore teachers college and toronto teachers college and will start their careers as educators in september they are as follows ray howson will be banks first manager georgetown fourth bank- is scheduled to open on main st this fall torootodominion bank will occupy part of the newsidmac building presently under con struction beside the municipal building the bank will lease part of the building along the james st side the building takes its name from sid silver and sam mac kenzie partners in sidmac rea lty co ray howson has been trans ferred from millbrook to be first manager of the new branch he has already moved to town and with his wife and family is living at 57 stevens crescent until the branch ready to open he is relieving as manager at waterfozd torontodominion baa branches across canada and boasts that its founding in 1856 makes it older than confedera- tionthe bank has been- watch- ing georgetowh as tpossibie location for some time and the sidmac building has fffled the bill the building is being con structed on the site of the old white rose service station which was razed to make way for it mr and mrs howson are both natives of clarksburg and she is the former fern osborne they have 3 children bob and debbie who will be attending high school and jerry who will be a grade 7 student at the new centennial school they are members of the united church mr howson was manager at hactier prior to bis move to millbrook before that he had served on the staff at several ontario ecu tres including peterborough alliston chatham lyndhurst toronto and gait 50 yean a member gets masonic jewel lt col gordon brown wi honoured nrantly by memtan of credit lodk af am no when ho reednd hit oftj jar jewel etnslentaue ot ifty yetra a member of the mteodjc order a croup ot lodge ooeen vis- ited nun to meke the presenta tion witlr robert lawion lodge muter offldellt present ing it to him dismissed deputy chief asks committee hearing in a letter to council tues day night dg marshall law yer for exdeputy police chief bla wilson complained that us client had no chance to de fend himself of charges lead ing to his dtfffffi- tt la against all principles of british justice went on the letter and asked that mr wil son be allowed to appear be fore the police committee landfill site closed weekends and holidays he did appear before the police committee deputy reeve jim young replied the town solicitor was in structed to write to mr mar shall effip that his client was given the opportunity to appear before the police com mittee and was allowed to de fend hiwictf in conclusion the reply would state that as far as the police committee is concerned the matter is closed over the opposition of crs s hyde and r ballentine a motion to dose the gate at the town garbage disposal site be tween the hours from 5 pjn friday till 7 am monday and on holidays was passed by council tuesday night cr f harrison explained that the site is in good shape now but can only be kept this way if there is some control he claimed this action was au thorized a few years ago but a key was made available so the site could be used on week ends the mayor wondered how men who work all week are going to get rid of big articles 1 think h is a hardship he added four fire calls but trouble only minor there were no serious fires through the week despite the fact the siren wailed four times last tuesday afternoon car caught fire as it was going through norval but was quick ly doused by the local fire de partment saturday afternoon a grass fire up near silvercreek sent the firemen out while sunday afternoon a call came in from terra cotta playground but was cancelled later the life guards bad handled the accid ent themselves with no diffic ult a call to haltonpeel trust comptnxon main street the former christian reformed church found smoke damage and no trace of fire however after a lengthy search a small fire was found down inside cold air vent chief erwin lew- is feels children dropped some thing lighted down the vent firemen found traces of other small fires in the built which he felt had probably been started by the same children cr hyde objected to the gate closing it doesnt solve the problem of what to do with garbage which wont be pick ed up in the regular service people have the right to dis- pose of it in the town disposal area cr smith who was chair man of sanitation last year ad mitted there would be conk plaints but that it should be done we have come a long way in keeping the town dump neat so ill support the gate closing he said its a dump after au challenged cr hyde and if its untidy on weekends so what we have to provide a place for people to dump gar bage if its not dumped there itll be dumped somewhere else cr ballentine too opposed the gate locking could we not make industries use it week days and make a key available and signed for to residents on weekends he asked the gatelocking motion was escaped county jail gets 10 years in usa paul roman bcsulieu 28 of caribou maine who escaped from halton county jail this spring has been sentenced to ten years imprisonment in a washington state court crown attorney peter k mcwilliams told magistrates court last week bcaulieu had been charged with a number of offenses be- low the border vtaftst vwtwrat tour items fr the heralds social and personal eohmm are always ap phone s773x01 a look at the weather july max mbt 27 wed 76 57 28 thurs 80 61 29 frl tt st 50 sat 81 56 51 sun 86 aetoat 1 hon 3 83 60 july statistics precipitation 33 rain maximum july i 86 minimum july 31 46 alicia f c scott