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fv the georgetown herald thursday march 20 1969 page 2 adams photography thimblers still doing good thursday thimble club a terra cotta womens club which has been aiding worthwhile causes since 1949 are the donorsof this hilo bed rails and mattress recently added to georgetown memorial hospital facilities here mrs c doupagne director of nursing accepts the gift from mrs leslie icam vicepres ident and mrs gertrude wright treasurer other members of the thimble club execu tive are mrs elsie puckering president and mrs a von zuben secretary the club has a total membership of 16 plan officers election acld meeting tues 25 nomination and election of officers will be held next tues day when members of the as sociation for children with learning disabilities meets in kennedy public school library prospective members urged to join at this meeting in oru to vote on the men and women who will guide the future of this growing association the meeting will have two board- qf education officials in attendance w kennefh arm strong and john k graham mr armstrong is superintendent of special education and mr grah am his assistant for the halton county board they will be telling how chil dren are chosen for special courses what type of course is planned in the near future and later those attending will b able to ask questions and make suggestions representatives who attended a meeting this saturday at the royal york hotel where they heard rev denton massey speak will be reporting on this plan reconstruction council on monday approved a building permit for recon struction of the firegutted c4v motprs garage on highway 7 choice nni la ya way club plan moasjr the anglican church of canada st george 60 guelph st passion sunday 800 am holy eucharist 930 am choral eucharist 1100 am holy baptism with morning prayer friday march 21st 430 pm tommy meets dr straight arrow first baptist church main and guelph 8775491 minister rev le wilton friday march 21st 730 at church movie nite city of the bees 10 am sunday church school worship services 11 am behold the man 630 pm church family nigh program by the young in years camp ers for the young in heart film on camp hermosa organist mrs w townend choir director miss brenda mcneil st johns united church 11 guelph st 8772531 minister rev robert o scrivens organist supply organist mrs harvey stone 930 am church school grade 1 and up 11 am worship in church hall during renovation period church school nursery to grade 1 midweek activities for all ages everyone is welcome blood clinic here i our cordial invitation to you to attend maple avenue baptist church the evangelistic centre sunday 11 am and 7 pm sunday school bible classes 945 am sunday eveg moody science film prior ciaims mid week service wednesday 8 pm the church with a positive bible ministry pastor rev r c welcome lohnes norval presbyterian church minister rev r d duncanson organist mrs win mulder church school 1100 am worship service 1000 am enemies of the cross christian reformed church ia n line georgetown 1 al j vandanpoi minister services every sunday 930 am and 4j0 pm 11 am sunday school visitors welcome j listen every sunday to the back to god houk radio minister dr joel nederhood ckey 590830 am cfgm 1310 1030 a m fm 1007 meg i chin 400 pm signposts aloft is the thrilling story of instrument flight this film will give you a fresh new understanding of why man needs a point of reference outside himself and what a commitment to god ac- tually means sunday march 23 700 pm st andrews united church sponsored by georohtown alliance church p w collins pastor 8779816 10 am sunday school 1100 an morning worship cedarvale community centre thanks to all the volunteer workers and donors who don ated their time efforts and blood a successful number of 337 blood packs was collected at the red cross blood donor clinic on monday march 10 clinic conveners were mrs c a thompson mrs rh jones mrs am sutherland mrs r h sales rn and mrs s g walsh publicity by mrs jack nieuwhof mrs kenneth legere and mrs fr percgo a part of the posters was lettered by mrs w siinnucks mrs m foot and mrs d hughes distribution was done by mr doug tucker mr jim dalton mrs d harp cock mrs r paulin mrs rh clipsham mrsj june legere mrs gk vanhornc mr ken legere miss sandra hornby mr paul legere mrs l horn by and mrs g perkins telephone canvassers were kinette club members mrs carm howells mrs nancy ellis mrs eileen mcleod mrs carol leyes mrs joyce powell mrs mrs gail collett mrs lorna michasiw mrs lois walker mrs rosinc levy mrs donna diegel mrs noreen michm mrs karen harrison mrs don na moores mrs anita alton mrs jane evans and mrs joan hewitt other canvassers were mrs ef elsliger mrs clipsham mrs sr clayton mrs l mc laren mrs d dentrcmont mrs sargent sr mrs n snyder mrs gw ficbig mrs aj liv ingstone mrs n wodhams mrs o host mrs ma reid mrs watson mrs l heed mrs e wilson mrs t mcauley mrs burns mrs c kreutzkamp mrs lc mercier mrs w h carr mrs gv fancy mrs j schwass mrs wm f scanlon and mrs d tucker nurses and assistants were mrs ga phillips mrs e clarke mrs ra gougeon mrs d morgan mrs p evans mrs dc mounsey and mrs perkins i dr john ng was on call general help at the clinic was given by mrs j kiiffner mrs r arthurs mrs ef elsliger mrs symc mrs s mercer mrs h rossiter mrs w geggie mrs d a woodward mrs s gray mrs c renwlck mrs a bullock mrs r street mrs g camp bell mrs w townend mrs h norval and glen wiliams i sunday march 23rd st albans anglican church and glen williams united church combined servce in the uni ted church 1000 am anglican sunday school in the parish hall at 1000 st pauls anglican church and nerval united church combined service in the united church 1113 am anglican sunday school in the parish hall at 1115 the anglican rector the eev richard ruggle will preach at both services allan mrs gv fancy mrs m goudeketting mrs aileen bradley mrs r secord mrs legere mrs a f hurley miss ann melcombe mrs dw how- lett mrs d hancock and mrs wh carr mr and mrs wv coleman answered the phone calls for transportatu i on clinic day drivers were mrs clark and mr rh jones members of the georgetown volunteer ambul ance services took care of the unloading and reloading for the red cross unit they were as sisted by some grade 8 boys of holy cross separate school cyo members assisted the red cross branch in setting up tables and chairs for the clinic typewriters were given on loan through the courtesy of the herald and armstrong in surance and screens on loan from the hospital were trans ported by dcboer movers coca cola as usual was available by courtesy of the company and the catering was done by the cathol ic womens league the red cross volunteer blue smocks were laundered by mrs nieuwhof ironing and repair will be done by mrs g pellet- ier mrs hornby mrs perkins and some other ladies donors between the age of 17 and 18 need a written parental permission each time they want to donate blood until they are 18 years next clinic will be june 9 1 pius 2 bonus offers a one volume columbia 8 lucky winners encyclopedia contv at aw saving contest- next weeks supplied by the oshawa wholesale limited uppty topol for progressiva inrfapcndanii frozen foods aylmer with pectin ecu hencm cot no oz nes jams strarvberrt 0t raspberry 2j 02 jnr kelloggs 16oz pkg ffc mm cornflakes 37 fresh weekly report north halton opp officers of the opp attached to north halton detachment wero called upon to investigate 43 general occurrences during the week ending march 8 in eluded were 6 theft investiga tions 3 instances of breaking and entering 1 fraud 2 com plaints of trespassers 1 assault 1 missing person which proved to bo unfounded 1 complaint of threatening- 4 liquor con trol act investigations resulting in charges being laid against 4 persons and the recovery of a car stolen earlier in another police dcpt area led to one person being charged under the criminal code of canada during this 7day period of ficers worked a total of 1051 hours and patrolled 13041 mi les of road under their juris diction 126 charges were laid against persons for violating va rious sections of the highway traffic act and an additional 72 received warnings 23 vehi cles were given safety checks 22 convictions were registered during proceedings in provin cial judges court tjic number of traffic accid ents dropped to six this week five were property damage only and the remaining one resulted in injuries to three persons total property dam age was estimated at 2653 the accidents were attributed to careless driving defective brakes improper parking ami failing to yield right of way a p0bksale potatoes 59 feiatjue tmum smwcehmaki 25 lb bag houlderroast iutt roast 45 55 in the dairy case cksceht or bottetflue roils 3 98 hmd mcb and sonus tooslu futu1b effkt1ve much 19 20 71 wi bsotvt the right to umit quantities iga lucky shopper mrsfrank beu norval 2350 one mishap occurred when the hood flew off a car and again this week an accident was cau sed by a horse wandering onto the road survey von cost council has asked a town em ployee fred harrison to prov ide a cost survey for discussion of bringing von services to georgetown in the mail bag 50 council increase cant be justified speeches but when safely in the scat just prior to considera tion of the budget estimates to sidle in with a fifty per cent increase therein lies the wrong mr morrow you can rationalize all you like in print and out of it but the move was is and will re main so unjustified if the pos ition is proving not worth the stated amount when you appli ed you should resign not change the rules- io suit your self j had you stated from the plat- form that this was one of your intentions yon would not have been there today just as with the two year term which even now has nev er gone to the public for a dec- 17 chclvin drive ision this latest move shows georgetown ontario the contempt that elected rep resentatives show for the voters once the seat is theirs i do trust the employees of the corporat ion will fare as well in their negotiations for an increase may others besides mrs hall and myself have long memories dear sir after some years as an active follower of community affairs and letters to the editor on many sabjecls i was on the point of making comments fol lowing the letters of mrs hall and mrs milward however as both these ladies have now dis covered protesters are usually ignored because the general public is apathetic were they not such motions as the pay increase would not pass with out so much adverse comment as to make them an embarrass- ment to the mover however mrs hall i agree with you and add my voice to yours in disgust though not in surprise at this latest example of arrogance once the election posters are off the lawns the ridiculous and pointless argument put forward by cr morrow is a futile attempt at justifying bad government it once again indicates that com munity betterment is not the first consideration in seeking election it indicates again that the elector who must pay the bill has little chance to guide the courso of the community the good councillor fails to re mark that most increases obtai ned through strike action for example as in the recent ont ario hydro caso arc kept to be tween 12b to 20 and that i think shows the wrong with this council motion i do not believe that anyone would have argued against a reasonable in crease in remuneration what is wrong is that none of the pros pective councillors mentioned even the thought of applying for an increase in their election yours truly hugh powell georgetown animal clinic 106 guelph street please note the following changes in appointment hours effectively immediately monday to saturday was 9 to 1 1 am now 10 to 12 noon monday wednesday friday was 6 to 8 pm now 4 to 8 pm- other hours or emergencies by appointment only 8772741 dr b c buckrell dvm 41 hes in a hurry to get some of those delicious fryers fish chips moore park plaza 8777255