Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), May 2, 1968, p. 11

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v- fciy inglis named mvp at support group dinner kv hard life you dont know anybody in the cities you visit you bate almost no aoc- lal jut and on lop of that the aawspaperreoorterx are always hring youtthard time but its all worth hfs the way cooling towers and condensers produced by aircoil plant council briefs the diapota concerning the ajtuuinl olrent pa b tfrc town d mrtro halton tjvclopraents- l a or ofbee spare in their building georjetowir ueweit industry qu mohdly- nh from now one of you kids may return to apra t dinner baltimore aircoil opened its like this one ant find george- doors for business february zb trwns mayor is still joseph i began producing cooling gibbons he concluded j tower and condensers used in air conditioning and rcfrigcra- la ole guests ad- ii a council decided to rent an other room in he same office when cr hole stated he and the engineer had measured the apaee and ound the landlord wax right in hi charges two minor accidents weeks traffic toll the gecrgeviewplaza parkin lot inti the guelph mountaiin- vlew intersection were scenes t the only two motor accld drivers when cira collided on ents investigated ly georgetown the plaza lot- tuesday resulting police this week v in f 1b0 damage mrs madclcin st laurent of friday cars operated by jam 1 19 umiltrcy crescent and pa- ea william campbell 27 ylclor- anast of 4 pynford ct were thej la st and peter leroy pew of thk oioroitown hirald thursday may 2nd 196 pagell 243 guelph st came together at the guelphmoun tain view corn er doing 912s damage other head lable guests ad fiittr tvimntimaili vt dressing the gathering of play ih mjrunil in ikj rri ttcuh the plant built by mcnally with some experience in the prrt giwons construction has 35000 square bulletin to house the addres- feet of floor apace and sits on a osraph unlil the town garage ranks described pro hockey at a georgetown minor hockey i wno congratulated the teams on support group dinner in the le e iob theyve done in advert- fion auditorium sunday tom martin of the toronto are employed in the plant but this will probably rife as the ising the town as a town of cood sports and good sportsman- ahtp tricoiinty prcsitjcnl-cl- afarlboroughs told members of- t donjarvie who recounted the georgetown novice pee some of the history of tri-coun- wee bantam uidgot and juven- tyv progress and support iroup p 4letfams present- to put their president ie beaumont who in- th- company was located oh heart into the game- and work- his speech described minor hoc- i road in braraptan but kry as a pari at a hoys lit tnnved due to lack of space turid tat nothing ran wplaer manager d hampton and offices are completed the rental will be 35 a month at the moment thirty people j j qujnn 20 carole st was ten acre site leaving lots of room for expansion at it tf theyre serious about snaking a career in hockey- r skate check and shopfcto the best of your ability he told hi young audience but above a make sure you gel your tchool l adartjn who was introduce1 fcr boo hdoperof thj support croup executive and thanked his team by president del beaumont was of two principal speakers three olncr georgetown mid at the dinner the other was a receive tncounty hon former member- of the original ni maltin ro llighlikt r the presentat another baltimore aircoil an canto uhnh suppojrtgroupi pjut 1s now tying built ih crmiry hill koryak named belgium to join plants in bli the recipient of the most valu able player trdphy rsy in- glis of lsncs midgets the tro- phy 5 awarded adnuallytn the player judged most valuable to imore madeira california georgetown and licensees in au stralia a south afrjca utur nhl here mho is now rewrite chief with the toronto telegram jim emraersoo liken ed hockey to the tighter plane battles 1 world war i pointing tit that it not only demanded cooperation and team work but the ultimate ia individual effort reminiscing be recalled jos eph gibbons was mayor of ge- rgetown when he played mill er hockey and listed world lea ders who had faded into pbscur- uy since those days and ge orgetowns mayor is still the tame joseph gibbons who knows thirty years and the goalkeeping pair of doug umoworth and john buir who had best goals against re cord all midget team members received crests for their tri- county championship and all support group team members received individual trophies final presentations were to kens of appreciation from team members to their coaches and managers mrs doreen long and mrs jessie hayes received flowers j and cups and saucers lor head ing a kitchen itaff of hockey mothers in preparing and ser ving the dinner 1 gets business degree fromwesiernmichigan rex g heilop has joined his father in busincv here follow ing his graduation from west ern michigan university son of mr and mrs he hcs- lop 15 heslop ct he received 1 1 hi bba degree bachelor of hrou the sponsorship business admrnmrstior 1 a he t l1 c graduation ceremony on april the choir is under the uirec- 20 at kalamaioo michigan his j lion of professor gordon greenu parents brotherinlaw and sis of the uiji verity of wslcrn ou ter mr and mrs bill stunnucks i tarin cohtre of muic uncle and aunt mr and mr j proiiram includes canadl itobert howell and mts an folk sonneirro npirituils were there appointed to the cedarvale community cvntrr lioard to complete he unexpired term of r butler who is leaving town o a bylaw tn ijorruw 23092 m debenture tn cover the first phase of the reconstruction of ihestlvercrcek sanitary sewr was given fintt reading o w illiclal hoard f st jolmstlniteil church will inept with a committee ol council to disouu parking probloths on suhdays lions bring university choir here for concert the university of westwn ontario mixed choir of seventy voices will present a concert in georgetown diitricl high i ichool auditorium monday cv pauin legal now to block your own driveway last weeks visit to council i chiefs opinion before by mrs d hewitt dclrc blvd this bylaw he asked k angrily suting ah received mj parking ticket for blocking the mayor remarked that it her wn driveway brought w the p of council to peealy action from council p a bvlaw no matter how silly i is and i think this is monday night council amend- he added youre maldns ed the traifie bylaw to permit many many problems for the home owners to block their own police department driveway 1 on being assured this did not he eve hunter the mayor and interfere with winter control by- or roy balientine opposed thej law for snow removal cr fran amendment 1 cis said he would give it a try cr ballentine contended it the amendment passed with would create more problems the mayor the reeve and cr than it would solve how are ballentine opposed the police to know whose car u blocking a driveway he start mens asked id hate to be wakened day golf at thre in the jnorning by the j t wednosday mens police asking if if my car j day has a g sa eommentad he alia foresaw golf and country club for the problems with sixplexea or mil- 1w8 golf season howell of toronto for the ceremony he attended georgetown di- trlct high school andjapplc college before enrolling at and knglish sonyi as well excerpts from a hath motet a mall jstrin orchemrais acennv panying the choir in 11 modern ww humiirous contain of ivavcl kovthwood intiluteat midland i wnch concludes the program michigan where he received hi associates degree in busihci management he was active in student af fairs at both universities at inorthwood he served as a rep resent a the on the student sen ate and was editor for a year ei the school newspaper the north wood times he did some freelance writing at western tual driveways according to cr john hole the police would find out by radio whose car it was cr w smith was auo doubt ful of the amendment he feltlvoyce greens chairman mike it treats problems for the poli vawtn handicap chairman kd kc should we not ask the the mens section executive this year includes president ron johnson vice president fred dalziel caplain bill gra ham entertainment chairman hay angus secretary dave anne and 1 r rcasurer hon tur v j coaches managers town ball teams coachee and managent for georgetowns entries in halton count minor baseball competi tion have been determined carl pettersoti is manager and bungy ward is coach of the pee wees- george webster is manager and ron ritchie coach of the tykes bui james is ma nager and jim graham coach of the bantams and bill richmond is handling the juniors atidgets at press time are still seeking a manager and coach at halton county associa tion meeting recently it was ag reed that the regulation making it mandatory for players to wear protective helmets on the base paths be waivtwtjltmets will be worn by the batter and endeek man only members of the choir arc un dents in various faculties n thi western campus including bus iness nursing medicine law and many branches of arts and sciences the young singers will ih hil- letted in local homes for the night and the liom are collect ing the names of any people in terested in providing accommo dation linns stan wade and ernie sykes are in charge of this part of the project service station for rent new 2 bay at comer of sinclair and no 7 highway georgetown xiatuking a migh gsllonarju potential 9 rapidly growing rasidantial area fj paid training program a financial asiitanct available far tmplu dtalli call today evening w j mccouttr fturhngfor 437203 days sum oil co ltd ham hon ja- 73901 school board demurs at stewarttown portable a request bysuprvuhfc prinl tommenled board member eipal eric balkind fo ra por- chester early table classroom it stewarttown tchool was turntd down by el- the board decided they would queuing school board last week consider temporary acconunod- on the grounds the classes are j alien when the figure reached already smaller than other an average of thirtyfive per schools in the township russell miller contended the cliuses ranginp from 32 pupils down to one having only 33 were too low in numbers now wfc know it is an ideal sit uation to have small classes admitted dr al thompson bull vie cant always afford the ideal chairman bill lawkon stated the average pupil ration in the other schools was 34 per class room where the teacher taught all subjects at the stewarttown j senior school the rotary system i is lined with teacher special- ingtn twonr three subjects i think the taxpiyors should ronsidorod once in a while classroom three teachers lest and two hired was the situation at the last meeting hired were miss j sandra gilbert and mrs ann rudy while resignations were accepted from mrs marie jam es stewarttown mus barbara whitmee speyside ind mis robin still limehouse in reply to a question by stewarttown principal hon chat- ten regarding the risibility of including oral french in the curriculum chairman bill aw- um stated the low density of population would forca the french teacher to be travelling from school to school as much at she 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