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georgetowns planning board municipal body whose business docket is longtr these months because of the resurgence in house building is is 0 the georgetown planning board from left are roy little geoff bhgh cr roy ballentine chairman claude kenlner cr bob francis erwin noble and william cromar missing is waller gray oakville acton girls best in public speaking doesnt have to be chief firefighters shudder at thought of approach of grass burning for most people the month of april inspires thoughts of soft ghowcrs budding trees warm breezes and the early posies if you re a georgetown firefighter it mani burning grass child rcn with imtchcs burning grass rubbish fires and burning grass it docsnt hae to be that way every spring says george town fire chief erwin lewis we could be saved a lot of grass fire cills if peoplo would take a few precautions chief lew is baid children plairi4 with matches in most cases on other people s property give firemen their biggest spring headache we can onh get at the heart of this problem through the parents chief lewis said we can tell moms ind dads to keep matches in i children separated and ask thrm to pleise warn them of thp consequences of trcspassin tf childrtn or anvone else for that matter ire found igniting fire on omebodv else s prop- ert the cm he charged and they will be if need be said the chic he said of cuurse children and matches account for only part of the chnos thit goes on from now until june people tning to lurn off a dry grass area withul help and people burning rubbish after cleaning house il in 1 to fire calls i which en il 1 t v ivoidc i chief li i ivisrd people lncincralin n blush to do it aaj from hmldmgs and in a aafc place that ib one where flames aren t going to touch off an adj uninr rass field he al ao ndiscd tike account of the wind if there is any watch where siarks are being carried and don t hi date to postpone the cleanup if conditions aren t right and oh as have a shovel and water supply ready just in case it does stirt to spread be said another fire hazard that in creases this time of year is ov er heated oil space heaters spring is just as bad as fall for this kind of ftre because the owners are shutting them off on warm days and lighting them again when the temperature drops back trouble develops when the operator allows too much fuel into the unit before lighting he said flames fill the heat er tt roars and makes unusual noiset as it expands and peop le panic chief lewis advised anyone who finds himself with this situation on his hands to do two things shut off the flow of oil and open the draft control in the pipe as wide as possible weighting it down to keep it wide open when the flames subside to their proper intensity the fuel supply maj be reopened and the draft control allowed to re turn to its normal position a solution of water and de tergent liquid or ponder can save trouble and expense if a live cigarette is dropped in chesterfield cushions on a mat tress or into any heavy uphol stored furniture chief lewis added if mixed in a pail or bowl and poured gently over the smouldering area it will have ten times the affect of soaking the whole piece with gallons of tap water he said the detergent allows the wat er to penetrate the materials most of the water taken directly from the tap will run ok and nd up on the floor these hints if memorized could make april and may much marc pleasant months for the department the chief conclu ded local firefighters still shud dcr at the mention of the spring of 1962 when they were run ragged battling 150 grass fires in the town and district defines pc philosophy at nonminating convention a 20minute pep talk on the progressive conservative party philosophy in ontario drew loud applause from the close to 400 delegates and sup porters at the tory nomination convention in milton on friday night march 17 small in size but big in voice provincial secretary and minister of citizenship robert welch excited the crowd with his dynamic approach to poll tics a person is a conservative because he wants to maintain the institutions of our country you might say he wishes to conserve our heritage and he is progressive because he wants to raise the condition of people by means of national de velopment and social justice the speaker said our representation in the ontario legislature is certain ly not maintained on any nar rowly based support in fact we have 50 members who have a clear majority in their seats he noted stressing the importance of selling party policies ha said ashgrove better farming by better farmers today says agrep the rnculturo and anad ian industries meeting of the wi was held at the home of mrs fnnk ituddell on tues daj afternoon march 21st with the 1st mco president mrs john buddell presiding and opening with the ode and creed roll call anw end b what part of the farm work should a house- wire do 2nd man and varied answers wtre given but all felt hubbv should have a certain amount of help from his spouse if a wife was at all interested in his lifcw rk se eral items of business were discussed also mrs hec tor bird an 1 mrs jas carney were appointed reporters for tho rarm safe sime the nominiting committee for next years officers are mrs francis thompson and mrs vcrn pic kct mrs wilbcrt cleave had the program and said agncull ore is ontario s biggest and most important industry then she called on mrs vera picket for the motto you can t do to day s ob with esterdays tools and be m business tomorrow v mrs percy cox introduced the speaker mr henry stanley of milton the ag rep who pokeon farming in tho pact and future he renewed farm ing when the first settlers start ed ch year it increased but now the numbers of farmers arc getting lower and lower there is more mechanism to day and fannens nnut be more educated and attend night das- tt and abort courses but he said farming is changing for the better and if the farmer is willing to learn and be more ef flcicnt farming is bound to im prove mrs c austin thanked mr stanley for his most infor malive talk mrs f wilson gave current events and after a con test on ago mrs francis thorn pson sang irish songs the meeting closed with a social hour the wi held a st patricks dance on march 17 in stewart town hall music was tupplied by marion s musk makers guelph the anniversary dance was won by mr and mrs the mcgce and the birthday dance by mrs john mcnibb other lucky winners were mrs claude picket mr and mrs l samp son and lb os mcgee mrs robert patton and her children robert and janet of chaplcau were visiting her brother harold and mrs- bailey and family a few days last week some of our folks have been travelling this winter mr and mrs fred barnes aajoyed a delightful ten days fcn bermuda howson roddell spent a month visiting different places down aouth mr and mrs bob cun ningham motored to daytona beach fiona and hri jas carney went by train to van couver to her nieces wedding on march 10th and then visited other places before rrtaminf home robert welch that in tho upcoming election campaigning through poll amzattons is the key to success in closing he told the dele gates w ork to keep halton progressive and conservative work to keep halton on the government team earlier mr welch had prais ed the efforts or halton mpp george kerr describing hlmi as a quality member nnd a man of high calibre mr kerr also spoke briefly and predicted a progressive conservative victory in the new ruling of halton east in 1967 he explained the go transit program that is going into effect in the south por tion of halton and described the ontario school for the deaf in milton as one of the finest in the continent in closing he said the ro bans government has served you well get behind him and his team when the election comes both mr welch and mr kerr hinted the election would be soon and added probably this year mrs james comer 72 native of streetsville a resident of stewarttown and georgetown for several years mrs james corner 72 died in georgetown hospital on thursday the former ethel harrison she was the daughter of john harrison and annie ward and was born at streetsville follow ing her marriage she lived at stewarttown and later moved to georgetown where her bus band died in 1952 she was a member of first baptist church and the senior citizens club tuncnl service took place on saturday at the harold c mc dure funeral home and inter ment was in greenwood cemet ery pallbearers were clifford kindreo brampton harry mac- millan belfountain roy ward floyd ward douglas ward and william mcnally presbyterial women at conference in sudbury a former georgetown resid ent was one of five women from hamilton conference who attended the annual meeting of the united church women in sudbury recently mrs lee king whose hus band was accountant with the canadian imperial bank of commerce downtown branch be fore his transfer to water- down as manager was a dele gate along with mrs w d stainton vico president mrs l riva mrs ko foster and mrs h l shepherd tours of the new laurentlan university and a mine at coppcrcliff were included in their three day stay known for quality materials and service wynfield nursery and garden centre hakmuwttof7thlin n 17 sldaroad teu7hone 8779933 did you know that many new tires being sold to day have a wear bar built into them the bar shows up when tho tread is worn to 232 of an inch and indicates its time to replace the worn tire a tread less than 232 of an inch can put your car into an unexpecfc cd skid said the canadian jlighway safety council forlfast action 12c niitim ibtm8 jikvki consult a mm of thi brampton real estate board clark cow is record producer second year grampian kitty lufa g p owned by arthur h clark ge orgetown has established a new canadian milk record for tho second consecutive year milking as a junior 3 year old the produced ib 097 lbs milk 528 lbs fat in 305 days and lfir 068 lbs milk 562 lbs fat in 832 daya this is 790 lbs more than the previous record hold er last year she established a new junior 2 year old record with 16 368 lbs milk in 305 days by the time she was 4 years 2 months actual age she bad produced 35 801 lbs milk 1085 lbs fat milking 648 daya grampian kitty lula com menced hef record breaking lactation at 3 years 97 daya of age she had been dry for 56 days after completing her can adlan 2 year old record she commenced her lactation on february 11 1966 and in march milked up to 80 lbs per day she continued milking up to 40 lbs per day in december during her record breaking lactation the received the same care as the- other animals in the 40 cow herd at grampian farm they are tied in conventional type stanchion barn seven join guides in ceremony the guides of the 4th geor getown company held an im pressive candlelight ceremony to enroll seven new guides rec ently as the guides were in horseshoe formation ten candles were lit by various guides as they repeated their guide laws the following girls were en rolled by mrs mary tlucko and welcomed as members of the sisterhood of guides susan ar nold julie goebel valeria cromie sharon tlucko martha hogan roberta howat and deb bie jarvie the brownies of the 1st geor getown pack under the leader ship of mrs dorothy jarre tt the brown owl formed their fairy ring to say goodbye to some of their members who were flying up to guide lend tonl treahy sharon laldler leanne gilson brenda garbutt and sandra fendley who had earned their golden hand pas- cd through the gate to guide land and were met by the guide patrol leaders and wel coined into the guide company by mrs tlucko three brownies darlena mag longhlen lauren lewis and brenda dickenson also came into guide land by their gol den slippers as they had earn d the brownie golden bar after the ceremonies tho brownies were invited to join the guide campfire gail walsh guide lieutenant and jane collett tawny owl led the girls in many favourite songs three members of the guide company served lunch to the parents and were able to pass part of their guide hostest badge the meeting closed with the brownie and guide taps speaking on teenagers long hair an oakville public school pupil patricia collins won the halton public speaking finals march 17 actons carol patter son was second her topic was canada ten contestants took part in the halton finals in w h morden public school in oak ville corrcen cooper of glen wil liams and alice macintosh of harrison public school repres ented tho georgetown esques ing area judgea wese william pollen head of the english department of milton high school joan ills- ener of georgetown high schools english department and william cotton editor of the oakville journal record contestants were from halton no 1 georgetown esquesing halton no 4 oakville and sep arate schools halton winners competed in the ontario finals m whitby tuesday night march 31st the kittys are one of a number of high producing fa mtlies in the clark herd her dam grampian kittys lass v 6 has complccd four lactat ions three of them inmature and her 305 day yields average 13045m 441 f a maternal slater grampian fashion lass v g has completed 3 lactat ions before she was five years of age and her 305 day yields averaged 13 609m 555f bca thuraday march 30th 1n7 page 6 185181 she pined by w h barnes petersburg ontario clark s also have a loll sister of kitty lula who has produc ed 8 700 lbs milk in the first 165 days of her first jactation septic tank pumping waaplna tit tranchlns gravel fit hattoh sanitation services ron and phi mcgewan 1779155 tf attention home owners call us for your requirements of ice salt wild bird feed mix wate softened salt sunflower seed master rabbit pellets master dog food kitty utter master feeds master feeds dial 877 3512 stewarttown georgetown we deliver saturday ajn each weak in georgetown l direct assistance to almost 23 000 cancer patients was pro- tided last year by the canadi an cancer society fl owers for all occasions wedding 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