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ads that piy tea can pleat an ad in me clsulftec paae by u743b buying una tha heram is wtiere will find tha results you georgetown hejtald the home newspaper for georgetown and district printing publishing haram kaa servea weoraeiswii ana mstnet prinhn and pualbhata ahiaa 1147 afhrina tha kaa in tin kamtmhad at sacanal claia maavfaat offica dapt ottawa and far dayman of paataga in caah ontario thuraday octabar 13th 1966 500 par ynerj llngla apy pikat tan can i another church takes shape ra i a1 ifssfe 5v fsjh ln isisl iii ilhbj r hoping for christmas opening miqrs of the- christian reformed church are hoping construction on their new i church on the 7th line of esquesmg will be wrapped up by christmas the building is 1 adacent to the georgetown christian school opposite the esquesing municipal building i construction began in early august s nee the church sold their mam st n building lto halton peel trust savings in early may the congregation has been meeting in i tt georgetown d strict high school for serv ces record 71 grade bers start careers continue toward higher education a record number of honour i graduation diplomas will be i landed out to successful 1 grada 13 students at the high achool commencement this fall georgetown district high chool bouts 71 who obtained i the required standing almost i double last years graduating i class a large percentage are con i timing their education at urn ivqnh teacher college ryer- i an butftnta and purring school same have taken positions in i and a few are hack at i to boost their with university their goal next year fortytwo have enrolled in i universities university of wat erloo leads the field with 12 university of toronto 7 um versity of guelph 6 an- others are at waterloo lutheran4 4 university of western ont arlo 3 assumption mcgill and mcmaster 2 each trent royal military college queen s snd york there are 12 at teachers college one at ryerson two in nursing schools besides the graduates a num ber of district young people who obtained their grade 13 at other schools this year or at gdhs in past years swell the total bound for higher educa hon heres what the grade are doing 13 s inumbers swelling to 110 one arm bandits contribute s100 weekly to parking fund an average of 100 dollars a i week is collected from the 75 i existing parking meters ac cording to treasurer ac mc bride j this nwnejrdoe not go into i general revenue but is turned r to the parking authority for their use they may pave 1 existing parking lots or may i keep it in a fund to acquire i land for further parking lots lor put it to any use they feel i necessary thirty new meters are now being installed some on main street north some on main street south and others on park and church streets at the moment these meters are not in use since tne bylaw authorizing them has not been passed the completed ones have had the mechanism removed so that the unwary car ownec will not throw his pennies away v3j9 david anderson who lives withhis wife at 92 sargent rd finished his high school extramurally with a required subject this year he is far ming with his fathci claren ce anderson at rra cotta bradley bennett son of mr and mrs harry bennett 6 brucewood is at university of guelph in science head log for an engineering car eer kabbn bishop daughter of mr and mrs c g bud blsh op glen williams ryerson institute secretarial science david blaney aon of mir mrs eric blaney 67 sargent rd university of waterloo arts political science james blair son of mr and mrs james blair 34 he ton cres lakeshore teachers college continued on page 2 council acts for two year term school trustees voice objections to parks board skating proposal a letter from the board of parka management suggesting the elimination of saturday afternoon public skating and asking the public school board to find time in school hours for trena skating brought 1m mediate objections from the members i certainly object to the cancellation of saturday after noon public skating stated trustee g sigurdson even if it had nothing to do with the school board in addition we can t take time out of school for this agreeing with mr sigurdson trustee chris walker remark ed it s a shame to cancel pub- he skating for hocrfey and cr gamnzed sport r mooney pointed out that the transportation and chang ing would take longer than the customary physical education periods let the board of parks re view their schedule so we can hate public skating challeng ed g sigurdson a letter stating that the board feels that saturday after noon should be left free for public skating will be sent to the arena board grant greenaway was wel corned to the board by chair man john mintern he will gil the unexpired term of david baker who moved to montreal if a school board approves support may now be given to unicef according to a letter from the department of ednc ation up till now only the juni or red cross now officially known as red cross youth had department approval for activ lty in the school the board decided to turn the letter over to the princip al s association for their odio ion police signal firm school board to seek solution patrol question i twrty mar of thaw in downtown area a joint meeting of theboard the police chief constable jason field and don knudsen manager of e w busa will be held october 18th in an at tempt to iron out the safety patrol question trustee g sigurdson wonder ed if the kindergarten children could not be let out of school at the same time as other child ren thus cutting down the time the members of the patrol were out of class trustee h shortill claimed that adults should be used if a guard was deemed necessary trustee r mooney told the members that mr knudson of the bliss firm was eager meet with the board and would try to make some type of safe ty stop sign if they did nt have one considered suitable chairman of the planning committee chris walker stat ed at the present time t arc not faced with the necess ity of building new whools however be called for a long range plan which could be im plcmentcd when the need arose and for closer communication with council and planning board so that the school board would not be caught unaware should building in large ounts be authorized it was decided to set aside one night just for the planning discussion mr herbert finney was hi ed as principal s relief it bo h centennial and wrigglwworth schools a balanced budget was pre dicted by finance chairman stan fmlajjbrthejreara end not much rrpiutvbujljnst in the black be commentei obscene words scratched on the glass door at george ken nedy school were reported by property chairman g sigurd it must have been done with a diamond opined h shortill it was left with the property chairman to do what he could the six principals of gcor getown schools were given per mission to attend a confcrei e in london november 10th 11 and 12th the history and background of ungraded elem entary school will be the sub ject under discussion inspector og mcdowell ex plained that consideration is being given to the elimination of grades in the first few years of school under this system the children move at their own rale of progress permission was also granted mrs vera llacdonald to attend the 1066 conference of the on tario association for cirricul um in toronto on nov 10 11 and 12 as a representative of the federation of women tea chers association of ontario nurses and husbands ready to march on county council rev bruce woods leaving maple ave for vancouver church rev bruce a woods pastor of maple ave baptist church has announced his resignation and acceptance of new respon abilities at the ruthmorton baptist ohorch vancouver bc rev woods leaves georgetown at the end of the month taking up his new duties in vancouv er on november 6th rev woods came to george- town in the summer of i960 when the congregation of ma pie ave baptist church was housed in the rented facilities of the oddfellows hall the new property was purchased and church begun the same year of mr woods arrival the con gregation enjoyed a rapid growth till recently one sun day saw 274 in sunday school because of the need for more space a building program was launched last year with a view to construction this fall al though rev woods resignation was accepted with regret the deacons board voted menlm ously to proceed as planned with the building program next spring or fall under the leader ship of the next pastor sunday school superintendent william ganton expressed his regrets that rev woods must leave at this time but speaking unoffic ially for the others expressed that their prayers would be continued for rev woods as he his new dutie rev woodsttr his family oontinaed on page 14 halton county health unit nurses husbands and support era will descend on county council at the october 18th session in an effort to public lze their efforts to set up a col lective bargaining unit the plan was outlined at a press conference at rnao headquar ters in toronto last week the nurses headed by mrs flora hcsson the halton assoc latlon president said they plan to ask local doctors and teach era for moral support and to hold a meeting with public health nurses from other parts of the province to discuss the whole situation the nurses meeting will be held october 15 it the toronto headquarters of the rnao two representatives from each of the 11 associations in public health agencies and the four associations in hospitals have been invited the nurses will be asked to support the halton county pu blic health nurses and the uni ted counties nurses who also quit to get bargaining rights in both health units the nurs es are seeking to have their lo cal association certified as a bargaining unit without going through ontario labour board procedures the nurses claim the labour relations act ap plies to trade union groups mrs mary de forest secret ary of the halton county nur ses association said the coun ty officials acted in bad faith they wont even ait down and discuss the matter last friday a special ward ens committee set up to han die the dispute gave the nurses until oct 14 to reapply for their jobs mrs de forest said they were warned there is no guarantee they would i hired mrs hesson pointed out that the applications received by the county were from register cd nurses with no special pub lic health training both hal ton and united counties health units have been grey listed by the rnao at the moment the effect on the customary unmunuation programme in the schools not known start proceedings that would put next council in until 1969 fight scene too real actors nicked the well known japanese play ftashomon being pres ented october 19 30 and 21 in the high school auditorium if having a wearing effect on the actors during rehearsals of a sword fighting scene between the bandit ron hill and the hus band des nicholl many a scene has been acted a little too realistically resulting in cuts and bruises to the actors the play is told through the eyes of four different people the bandit the husband the wife vera macdonald and the woodcutter chris fisher each thinks bis version is the true one and part of the sur prise ending is discovering which one really is the truth this highly unconventional play features also eric ming as a wigmaker gord hunt the deputy betty fisher the moth er and lynn wiggins the me dium the play is being d d by lynne hyde who is also set designer while pat bark house is producer the long discussed twoyear term for elected officials is al most certain to be in effect for this coming election monday night a motion to prepare a by law which would see the candidates elected this december hold office for two years was passed on a five to four vote three readings still have to be given the bylaw be fore november 1st and a change of heart by a councillor could result in its defeat those favouring the motion for the two year terra were crs smith speight ballentine deputy reeve young hunter those opposing were mayor gibbons emmers and hyde it is now permissible for council to enact a two year term without holding a plebis cite as it was in the past none of the members posed the idea of a two year term however the opposition was baaed on the fact they felt the people should be given right to vote on it since they turned it down once before in presenting his motion cr smith contended that council lors and committees should be given a chance to start and complete projects without the change sometimes resulting from elections he contended the cost of yearly elections were unnecessary and hoped the two year term would t ing out more voters to the polls there are only two municip alities in the whole area left with yearly elections and we are one he added in con clusion he pointed out that a two year term gives much more scope for planning ahead admitting there was now no necessity for a plebiscite cr e hyde remarked that the people had refused the two year term when there was a plebiscite some years ago times and people have chang ed i know confessed cr de tve changed now i would sup port a two ye term if dona by plebiscite and i think tha people themselves would cr a speight claimed tha first year la spent learning the rudiments and at least two years is required before the councillor is of any great value to the town i think a can do a much more efficient job on a two year term said cr speight also endorsing the two yea term cr ballentine told at see ing projects started in on year and never completed with a two year term this shouldnt happen he cl both cr emmenon and may or gibbons felt that they would approve if it were to be submitted to the people a vote in mayor gibbons word now that we do have the er to act without a plebiscite we ahonldnt abuse y pass ing something the peopla re fused soma yean ago raiders bump info milts firsts two junior games georgetown raiders of the suburban junior c league will find out what kind of shape they re in sunday october 23 an exhibition game haa been arranged for that date in gev getown memorial arena west on dukes of the metro junior b lop supplying the oompeti tlon the game comes five days in advance of raiders first league game they open their awav schedule friday october 28 against milton merchants in milton and lift the lid on the home schedule sunday octob er 30 against the same club the team has been working out three times a week for the past two weeks and the ses sions have attracted a good number of hopefuls the raiders are grouped with milton oakville blades orangeville aurora and new ruarxet this season christmas is next holiday public abandoned house burns fhe yesterday morning des troyed an abandoned bouse on the farm of stan waters on tha 6th line of esquesing tha house had not been used for 10 years the fire was discover at 3 ajn by police it was fear ed wind blown sparks would spread the fire to an adjacent woods e5 weafier october high im ra no wed 5 art u thurs 6 m m fri 7 n ix sat 8 r- sun ft 78 1 moo 10 57 15 tues 11 an xr prectpitauoii 33 incho high lor the week 78 low 33 alicia fc scott leading the cheering thitfutthe rah llatitafl-m-1abel1ibvas- 1cadino thi oeokgftown high schoojtk in tha vocal support dapartmant at aamor football gamaa dib taaaon la ffin bavy of acrobatic coedt from laft ara mary sargant jinico thornton diana holotiuk sharon collier marilyn mackenxia and mary armstrong