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air pollution bankruptcy targets in shulman talk v urge crowd heard excor oner and ndp candidate tor utah park dr morton shul- man attack air pollution the atlantic finance collapse and the conservative and liberal parties wednesday night in the hlxh school launching right into local affairs he stated i hear dom tar is smelling up your air he related how swifts and canada packers had been smel ling up west toronto for 33 tears with nobody doing any thing about it with two phone calls and one visit to meat pa eking plants in chicago i found they had licked the prob lem and were amaeed we weri ftill putting up with it he remarked he contended nothing had been done here in toronto or at international nickel in sud bury simply because nobody had taken the trouble to find out it is either callousness or lack of knowledge he ad ded lie suggested a local group like the sponsoring georgetown civic group telephone paper mills in the states get their remedies then present them to domtar you can tell them these new democrat radicals might get in and force them to do it so they d better do it on their own he quipped re emphasized other wrong pass or may rfght themselves but pollution ruins the natural beritage for years he reminded the group of the oil companies ravage of california fifty years ago un til writer upton sinclair start ed bringing it to the public at tentlon it took 25 years to bring the greenery back but it has been done said the excoroner be explained how the col lapse of atlantic finance had not only cost the taxpayers one hundred million dollars but had ruined canada s credit in the v s wher a great deal of the money is borrowed in the question and answer period the answers came straight and fast from the ndp candidate he was in favour of a capital gains tax in a brief aside be maintained the provin cal government bought the lots in bramalea for 6 000 and sold them for 9 000 but if they had sold lor less they would have been up setting the price for the devel- two doctors running on ndp ticket dr morton shulman high park andjjr george hill peel north meet at george town high opers and that would nrer dn he added drylj he favoured the taxation o church property if it was nob used for religious purposes but not taxing if used for religious purposes some of our ehur ches own large office buildings and blocks of houses these should be taxed be replied one man simply wanted to know how to make a million dr shulman admitted perhaps everyone eouldn t make a mil lion but most could do better with their investments than they do he suggested conver tible bonds were the could the new democratic party stop inflation came from the floor a direct no was the answer i don t think anybody can stop inflation now in reply to another question the speaker stated the only place for an injunction 1 where there is a need to control violence he advocated the reducing of municipal taxes on real es late and establishing a capital gains tax and a stock transfer tax instead of making a mil lion i would have made thrce- quarten of a million lv laughed but the conservative government s outlook is what is best for the insurance com panics is best for the country he endorsed the carter re port and admitted being a mil lionaire might have an adverse effect on voters it s a back lash he commented to another question h an wered that canada could be politically independent but was already owned economically by the states he irged the states be gradual 1 taxed out of can adian ownership john bellamy in thanking the speaker stated most of us en vy shulman first because he is a millionaire and second be cause he told hu boss what he thought of him in conclusion he hoped dr shulman s visit would arouse more interest in the georgetown civic group joseph eves 85 was native of england an employe at the chelten ham brie yard and smith stone ltd before his retire ment joseph john eves 83 died in georgetown hospital on september 5th he came to ca nidi in 1912 and lived in brampton cheltenham and ter r cotta for the past 38 years mr eves was bom n haldon england and was a member of the anglican church he was a scrman before coming to cana da his wife edith best died in ibm he leaves four children lillian of terra cotta charles of detroit michigan john of brampton and ida mrs albert dawson of georgetown 14 grandchildren and 1 great grandchildren a brother john eves of maldpn and sisters mrs ethel sargent of maldon and mrs ida conway herts eng land rev harold llewellin of st alban a anglican church glen williams was assisted by rev howard best of st stephens toronto in conducting the fu neral service at the harold c mcciure funeral heme and in terment was in greenwood ce roctery georgetown pallbcar era were lome campbell steph en and joseph eves frank marshall rred best and charles mcnally government now to foot entire bill for detention the ontario government s plan to assume the entire costs of penal institutions has bailed out halton and peel counties and their regional detention centre planned for a hombv site it was announced at a mfet tag of halton council that the government wu taking over the project entirely official said the new minimum and maxim urn security prison would prob ably still be built at ftie ninth line hornby site but the pro vince is going to foot the bill halton and peel are even able to reclaim from the govern ment the money expended to date on their share of the pro ject this includes the costs of expropriating the farm and committee fees for meetings held to discuss the plan oris inally the two counties were to share half the cost on an assess ment basis with the provinc picking up the other half of the tab the new jail would replacp antiquated jail facilities in mil ton and brampton both over a century old the provinces move to take over all costs of detention cen tres is a direct result of the smith report on taxation in on arlo councillors noted tells ashgrove institute about summer israel trip school hires ham as security officer rov hale who re igncd as chief constable of georgetown s police department over a month ago is reorgetown district high school s new security officer he start d the job at the com tnencement of ihe school term the pos lion as created by the high school hoard to combat perpetual malicious damac and to establish a systm of control over persons entering and leaving the school huilding after school hours since the system began classroom doors have been lock cd at 4 p m and outside door at 5 p m the security officer has been given the authority of a teacher m dealing with students quarryman fanner david stamp 76 dies a man who bad worked as a coal miner farmer and stone quarryman david newton stamp 76 died in georgetown hospital on september 16 mr stamp was a native of lemington england where he attended public school he was a member of uje lemlngton workmen s clubnind the pegs- wood institute there he had played soccer in his youth and among his hobbies was pigeon raising since emigrating from eng land he had been a resident of glen williams he was a mem ber of the united church he leaves his wife mary ellr abeth hunt six children mrs roy puckering nellie of glen williams mrs ed hill nora of toronto david joseph and arthur georgetown and mrs hugh cunningham marion of norval 20 grandchildren and 7 greatgrandchildren and sisters rachel annie mary cilia and elcnor all of england he was predeceased by a daughter mai le and son thomas rev walter ridley conducted the funeral service at the har old c mcciure funeral home and interment was in glen williams cemetery pallbearers were harold wheeler clayton allen sieve nome george spcich nelson handy and joe cavlovic milton th h hours a day ar taxi call 8774474 airport servics the international meeting of the wl was held in the basement of the church on tuesday evening sept 19 with about fifty members and their hatbands attending and a few visitors president mrs john ruddell opened with the hymn 520 roll call was answered by naming a famous citizen and hii or ber contribution to his country mrs hector bird gave some thoughts on safety delegates were appointed to the area convention in guelph later in october donations of 3 00 each will be sent to the men tal health and to the muscular dystrophy cause flowers for all occasions weddino amanoements cirhm specialty cut flowers and funerai des gn we wire flowera rosedale floral a albert sl tk 7mm mrs frank wilson was in charge of the program and cal led on mrs percy cox for the motto goodwill friendship i and understanding are essental for good international relation ship mrs francis thompson sang the hymn of all nations after which the guest of the evening john mcgee of norval enter talned with slides of his trip to i israel this past summer the colored pictures were very beautiful and as they were be ing shown he told some of the history and problems of ihi country they are very modern and have shopping centres and loblaw s and many thir si miliar to us john was repre senting the 4h clubs for can ada he has such a fine record in school and club work that he was picked for this trip hr left on july 5th and enjoyed a few days at expo before go ing to new york and boarding the plane for israel mrs john mcnabb thanked john for his interesting pictures and talk and also mrs wilbert cleave tor the use of her projector the meeting closed with a soc ial hour mrs maurice dixon of kap- uskasing visited last weekend witfc her mother mrs r j graham and her sister mrs fred nurse and family now wasn i that two weeks and a half of sunshine wonder ful to let the farmers get their the mew 1968 motorola tv is transistorized full screen 23 tontou modeh are almost completely solid state no tubas to waar oull dxcpt ona due to arrive ryders tv phone enquiries welcome 877 9796 three only 19 portables left at 169 00 harvesting done it wis a wet all have managed to fill their time most of fcbe summer but barns with crops high school briefs something la going to be done about tho tank range be hind georgetown district high school which according to blue prints is suppose 1 to be a play ing field at a board meeting monday trustees ruled out disc ing and rolling it and decided on a scheme to put it into us able condition starling from scratch frnest bodnar a prop erty committee member princl pal donald turner and william carr a land surveyor will put their heads together this week to lay out plans and specificat ions imperial oil i united has been given ihr conlract to sup ply fuel oil to the high school for the hcatinn season their bid of 12 32 cents per rallon for 95 000 gallons wis lowest of seven the house on tho jack tost property on the east side of the high school which recently be came the school s through expro priation will be used partly as office space when mr tost vac ales at the end of tho month business administrator krncsl forgrave will occupy part of the house and his office will b come the principals the high school s total en rol merit figuro climbed to 1147 this week the increa over tho first day registration was due mainly to an unusually large number of drop outs return ng to the classroom principal tur ner told the board mondiy some had been out of school for as long as seven years the school s burgeon ns teaching start has created a mi nor problem in the staff room where tho number of seats has been overtaken by the number of s iters a dozen new cha rs will take care of the stand n room only crowd which tin term swelled lo 69 it costs in the neighbour hood of s800 annually for son ior officials at ihe high school football and basketball game trustees learned monday during a discussion on the state of the student counc 1 3 hank account student council finances will be at an ebb this jcar becaus of increased expenses and a poorer response to the sale ni student council cards to slui ens cost of referees for inter school events and ttam un f orms comc3 out of the student council coffers i ast year on board shared the burden by ta q king on the cost of team tran 1 ib oioroitown hirald thursday 8pt m w7 paje 3 sportatlon monday they agreed to give additional assistance when it comes time to prepare a new budget canceca advertise regularly in the georgetown herald robert r hamilton optometrist office hours daily carretal bldg 116 mountainview road for appointment 1773971 when did niagara come into the picture a medical b ii a clothing bill a car repa r b ii thoy all seemed to come at once jack needed money in a hurry answer a niagara loan jack talked it over w tri tho manager ot tho nearest niagara office besides get ng tho money ho got a lot of good advice on budgeting with a niagara loan jack was able to pay all h s bills ot ono time and ropay the loan on easy terms to suit his budget when you need extra money for any good reason you can oxpoct the same courteous quick servico at any ono ot 300 niagara offices niagara finance company limited niagara v loans e member ol ihe sgroup of companies main street north georgetown 8776936 younameit your yellow pages has it 4jjr our towns got everything fine shops handy services helpful people and the one place to find them all is in your yellow pages say for instance your thoughts turn to food weil heres food for thought your yellow pages lists restaurants pizza parlours chinese and barbecued foods pastry shops caterers bakers grocers food product suppliers to fit every need from a complete banquet to a simple dessert like the cake illustrated yes its good to get in the yellow pages habit everythings here in town eiefytiiiqg here in town