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hone of six mwflmwooo t cousin from england visits with duff ields mr and lira f duffleld en tertalned a relative irom bug land this summer mrs elisa beth hlggs of birmingham she spent several days with her cousins the dufflelds be fore going on to beep river to viait with her son silverwood women s instit ate held the opening fall meet tag itiuredsy evening sept 8 at the home of mm r r cor- bett thirteen members and three guests attended includ ing a local guest who had an interesting insight into the smooth inner workings large department store mrs george henderson presided at the meeting and roll call was answered by a bint tor wise shopping a social hour over coffee and cake ended the meet ing ssi spring paul armstrong centre looks over map of australia with georgetown rotary president robert gougeon right and fid burman chairman of the group exchange award project comminee armstrong a georgetown insurance representative was one of six canadian men chosen to carry canada s good will to australia in a tour in march of 1967 the proect is sponsored by rotary armstrong off to australia in the norval norval elms fall victim to rampaging tree plague and part of the village bad no electricity for about an hour the break caught many famil les with dinner or lunch half cooked or just started andmen us had to be changed to sand dis- wiches or salads at the last minute however no one was injured in the mishap tree cutters have been busy cutting down dead elm trees in the school yard at the un ited church manse and several near by residences it is a sad sight to see so many dead and dying trees through the tncl many farmers in the community have been very busy trying to keep up with cutting down the dead trees on their property the best cont rol of the elm disease is to cut down the affected trees and burn the wood but when one sees so many dead trees every where it seems almost an impos sible task however to beauti fy our country for our centen u nial year this must be done and i ronald moffat soon it is hoped that many will plant trees to replace the lovely elms that are gone two babies were baptised in norval united church by rev w ridley on sunday septem ber hth they were stephen douglas son of mr and mrs douglas burnett of george town and grandson of mr and mrs john marshall and ten jane daughter of mr ad mrs union presbyterian church wms met at the home of mrs cg buhop on wednesday september 7 for their first fall meeting with mrs starret leslie and mrs george leslie as hosttse5 mrs lee camp bell was in the chair mrs clar ence anderson and mrs harvey puckering were in charge oi the devotional mrs owens mac- donald took the study period and mrs leslie young gave the dedicatory prayer the meet ing was closed with prayer by mrs george leslie it was announced that bramp ton presbytenal rally will be held in union church on sept ember 28th this will be the first fall rally of the new bra mpton presbyterial the fall thankosenng meet mg will be held in union church on wednesday october 5th during the noon hour saturday september 10 the tv aerial at kens lunch tell down breaking the hydro line mr and mrs winston new man of toronto spent a week visiting with mrs newman s parents rev and mrs r dun canson ail boys in the norval dist net between the ages of 7 to 10 are cordially invited by cub leader gordon douglas to come out and participate n he cub meetings and activities the frst fall meeting will be held in the qld norval shool on thursday evening septem ber 14th at 7 o clock several projects are lined up for the 196m7 cub year which is the 50th year of cubing and promises to be an interesting year for cubs in last weeks norval news column a mistake was made in the printing of the number of years that mrs mclean the new teacher at norval public school had taught previous to coming to norval it should have read two years instead of 12 years she taught at bur lington before coming to nor vat should province shoulder more of education costs a resolution presented to council from the town of thor old requesting the provincial government to take over 80 of the costs of education spark ed a lively discussion at coun cil monday mght cr hyde contended that the money all came from the peo ple anyway and that industrial- ized towns would be subsidizing rural areas if control of edu cation is taken out of municipal ities the province can build gold plated schools anywhere they want them and well pay for them he pointed out that industrialized towns would pay for schools in completely resid ential areas where they don t have to put up with smells from industry cr harrison took the appos ite view suggesting that high realty taxes were forcing older people on pensions to sell their homes and move into apart ments or homes for the aged supporting cr harrison cr smith contended it would be fairer to have everyone pay to ward schools not just landown ere mayor gibbons closed off the debate by pointing out that the plunkett report would probably recommend some form of reg ionai government anyway thet resolution was never en dorsed okay water relocations apartment a step closer after two weeks of debating the issue council okayed the relocation of water services to the gilmore boat building on john street providing the own r mr albert euteneier paid the costs mr euteneier told council he bought the building and quired a building permit feb 28th i got the permit in good faith and went ahead and spent money on the build ing i need the water services and the whole issue cleared up so i can dose in the building before winter i would like c be assured i have a legal per mil tthink mr euteneier has been led down the garden path commented deputy reeve young he bought it in good faith thinking be could build an apartment as he bad been ad vised if we decide he can t go ahead the corporation will have to reimburse him for his penses cr ballentine claimed he was under the impression the engin wfwaa rappowd t r o this i feel well have to re- sone the area from r3 to iu and i hope the planning board will recommend this cr w emmerson agreed with mr ballentine adding at the same time a npresen tative of the planning board ap peared be gave the impression be was not opposed bat simply wanted to know about the suing of the permit cr hyde contended the re location of the water services completely paid for by mr euteneier was a separate issue from rezomng which was the planning boards affair the mayor felt it was more important to mr euteneier to know where he stands on con tinulng his building he should apply to the planning board for rezoning he advised how can a permit be issued without checking our bylaw demanded cr harrison if if was good february 28th then its good now have we regula tions for one name and no an other why hasn t the issuer been asked these questions there has been no stop order from this council and there is no reason mr euteneier can not go ahead concluded cr harrison in this case the council should have issued the permit claimed the mayor noone else if he went to a lawyei morrow he rould tell him he can go ahead and iild since the town issued him a permit commented deputy reeve young after all the discussion the motion to relocate the water services wis passed p mr g burges spent sever il days visiting relatives in toe oshawa district concrete gravel building sand road gravel fill and top soil stone work tom haines man william 1773301 hornby a barbecue picnic was held it the home of ellison and al fred ball of the eighth line on sunday when 14 of the ball clan gathered for a family re union games and contests were enjoyed- by 1l friends of this district were sorry to hear of the death of james blackall who died sunday september 4 at our lady of mercy hospital in toronto the many friends of bi pickering will be sorry to hear he is a patient in the brant hospital in burlington follow ing an accident while riding his motorcycle bruce was hit by a car when the driver fail ed to stop at a red light anniversary greetings to mr and mrs paul may and also mr and mrs bruce pewtress who will celebrate their wedd ing anniversaries on september 19th mr and mrs henry lowden and mr and mrs norman spar ling were guests on saturday night of mr and mrs wilmer mason this was a special night for mrs lowden being as was her birthday on sunday evening at the home of mr and mrs jim ham ilton the occasion of a double birthday was celebrated in hor or of jim hamilton whose birthday was on september and bis granddaughter kendra hamilton who was one yea- old on september ft th1 osormtown hiravo ttmrsriav laplimanr st 1ft vt halton peel trust savings company head office oakviue ontario offices brampton geotgatowfi buriinflton milton ceoksvlu sim co steady consistent growth june 30 1966 savings and term deposits 55 699 161 cash bonds and securities 10 431 453 first mortgages 46 646 933 total assets under admimstrat on 64 252 454 decerr r 31 1965 j46 283 405 8 354 259 41 561 704 june 30 1965 5d 586 079 4 on savings o e manning president 4 s on special reserve accounts small accounts welcome j s beatty ca general manager j a edgar manager georgetown tpfrntcc bushels of building buys in the mail bag says heralds story factual dear sir 31 byron street sept 12th 1966 he press reporting at town council sessions the complaints of councillor fred harrison ab out reporting of the remarks of the mayor and others about the odour from domtar papermill as biased misquoted or misrepres ented are just so much bog wash this is the usual subterfuge of two bit politicians willing to back down on their own state ments the presentation by the he raid was certainly in accord with the attitudes and state ments of all councillors concer ned ed a peters heat your home mm amdam way with ha 6aa aad smart chinook r h thompson hardware mimbino t hia1ino panelling prefinished plywood handsome for dens roc room living room or hall vgrooved 595 per sheet exclusive burnt princess a 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