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3i f cain jojb says 4krv44 j halton agrees to super metro but must on um no more runaway aircraft iwbforists driving on the check line wont have to look to left and right to watch for crossing aircraft opposite rosslake lairfield anymore twice in the past few months light airplanes have taxied off the end of the runway crossed the check 1line and cracked through a fence on the neighbouring breckon farm it wont happen again says captain joe ross who i has just installed a restraining fence at the end of the runway to put an end jcj such incidents above with passenger ga he inspects his new aircraft corral from the pilots seat of theffwss lak rocket mlinafap community christmas concert i reveals talent at ballinafad l the community centre was of the older children put on a the scene of a good time on short play santa arrived with friday evening dec 19 when a little helper and gave out the members of the board in presents for the scholars can- vited old and young to a- dy canes and an apple for all christmas concert local talent iprovided the following prog am mr carl volmar was chairman and welcomed every lone the boy scout group put ion an amusing skit rev kel- ivin johnston entertained with isorne lively music while the participants were getting ready for it the children present the red cross nursing course ended last week with a banquet prepared by the lime- house church ladies it was held in limehouse church last wednesday evening several guests were present and films were shown the ladies who t a took the course all received jleann clark plaved a piano isolo debbie matthews debbie garrett and penny shortill i sang the christmas cake song there was a piano duet by nancy and jean shortill five ijung hoys sang a song entitl- led dr snifflesuper they were robin matthews bobby mat- i thews wayne and kim garrett i wd johnnie sojka donna brown delighted the a number on the mr and mrs ernest mcknery joined the rest of her family at a dinner at the home of her parents on sunday winnifred smith in the mail bag in defence of the ence witft a number on trie jj 11 rdibn a quartet of danny- uownitodden herald audience with laccot laarrett ricky mcenery stevie smith and mike sojka sang j christmas eve followed by a i piano duet by debbie and kathy lee french mr johnston then i favoured with a solo christmas i day everyone joined in the inging of i wish you a merry aristmas the chairman then i thanked all for the excellent program two suitable films i were shown before the arrival i of santa who was very generous nd gave a bag of candies to i 15 the ucw held their decem- jter meeting in the basement of mhe church it was a special 1 christmas meeting and the i home helpers were invited all sat down to a hot casserole sup er with dessert rolls and cof fee the committee in charg iliad the tables nicely decorated or the occasion when all had 1 partaken of the delicious food i chairs were set in order end i the meeting got underway i mrs leo jamieson opened with timely verse mrs lawr had jiharge of the scripture after i the business was discussed rev ijcelvin johnston assisted by ijirs ilene mcenery at the piano i jed in the singing of christmas icarols mrs don brown had a llbimbled word contest and mrs j shortill rtad an interest- ling christmas story an ex- lichange of christmas gifts end- led an enjoyable evening 1 mr and mrs lloyd marshall were at mount forest on sun m 46 mclntyre crescent dear mr editor after chuckling our way through mr hildebrandts and mrs newmans briefs found in the december 11 and december 18 herald we decided it was high time to acquaint these ap parently misguided individuals with the facts of the disastrous occurrence five missing photo graphs from the december 4 issue of the herald i the herald is printed in brampton and photographs are transferred from georgetown to there by mail bus or deliver- ed in person a package con taining these five went astray j through no fault of the herald i and was discovered so late tha it was impossible to tin any thing but print that issue with pictures missing i after bathing in the aura of the brilliant criticisms which exuded from the pens of mr hildebrandt and mrs newman it is our great privilege to call upon a quotation which we ex tracted from mrs newmans brief smarten up please mr hildebrandt and mrs newman in addition if they find it an overwhelming burden to comply j with the increment in price we offer two solutions we will gladly pay the increased 5c per issue so that these citizens will not be denied the pleasure of reading the herald because of apparent financial difficulties if this arrangement should pro- our own spirit each ysar as the christ mas season approaches we think back of our own child hood christrrtases and rem ember the innocent uncom plicated joy we felt and how eagerly wc awaited the great day now as adults we still look forward to christmas with anticipation but with a deeper feeling as a brisf pe riod of peace and serenity r- promise of love and good will that perhaps will some day prevail in a world that js now filled with violence and chaos it is a joyous season to be shared with fa mily and friends and we cel ebrate around a beautiful ta ble set with our finest china and silver the most mem orable part of christmas however may well be th part we cann6t see or touch the spirit of love and perpe tual hope we all have the christian candle the christian candle sym bolic of christ the light of the world originated from sacred romap and he brew customs tapers of tal low from animal fats later were candles made of bees wax as it became more plen tiful in many nations these were held erect by metal hol ders clamped onto the bran ches of the christmas tree sanctified they were believ ed to radiate love and friend ship to dispel hatred and discord just as our elecfri fied counterparts today the georgetown herald wednesday dec 24 1969 page 5 i announcement ray addy i flower town motors ud 411 main street north brampton are pleased to announce the j appointment of mr ray addy to their sales staff i tiay addy is a long time res ident of the georgetown area and has many years of experi ence in the sales and service of chrysler products please give ray a call at his new business address flower town motors ltd 411 main street nrth brampton ontario 6771650 4513930 4513931 cfirtmas joy seasons greetings to our many wonderful customers we wish the best of holidays for letting us serve you our thanks merry christmas and happy new year orval norman sheas garage norval halton county council last week did an abou4ace and came out strongly in support of a superanetrotype haltonpeel region until last weeks vote council had been supporting a sep arate halton region the motion which will be sent to municipal affairs min ister darey mckeough includes the condition that burlington ba included in the twocounty region mckeough originally proposed the twoiered haltbnpecl region in january but- until last week had been unable to get ihe support of halton council peel has not yet taken a stand on his proposa the weighted voted based on population of the various halton municipalities was 286 in favor of the haltonpeel reg ion of the 14 county councillors five voted against the mot ion these included the representatives of nassagaweya and acton the two halton municipalities with the smallest popula tions esquesings deputyreeve thomas hill also voted against the motion but reeve george currie the county warden mp- ported it representatives of oakville burlington milton and georgetown backed mckeough on earlier votes only oakville and georgetown representatives voted for the proposed merger warden currie said before the vote was taken this is the most important item you have voted on this year i would like to see considerable discussion oakville deputyreeve william gillies pointed out the pro vincial government has theright to implement regional gov ernment over protest if it wishes georgetown deputyreeve a r speight said he felt mc keough had made it clear there would be no onecounty reg ional government burlington deputyreeve bert reeve said it is time to re frain from taking an impractical view and council should con cern itself with acquiring the best possible terms of entry into the twocounty system when mckeough spoke in milton last month he said he did not believe a reformed cquunty system would correct the problems of local government at that time he clashed with nassagaweya reevemrs anne macarthur who feels her town ship will lose its identity under a twocounty region last week she was still fighting mckeoughs proposal she challenged those favoring a haltonpeel region to outline the advantage of that system arc wc living under a threat i sometimes have little faith in the current provincial government but i have faith enough to believe we arent really being threatened she said the threat she implied some feel is being made is that hal ton agree to join with peel or lose burlington to a hamilton area region the steele commission on local government in hamilton suggested burlington merge with hamilton however burlington residents voted 81 against the suggestion mckeough has not statedwhere burlington will go since he is awaiting briefs on the steele recommendations nassagaweya deputyreeve cordon agnew compared hal tons situation to i man being told while covered with a shot gun to cither marry one girl or the other while he wishes to remain single reeve frank oake of acton said council had worked all year to keep halton out of the twocounty system tsows a poor time to capitulate he said oakville deputy reeve gillies said mckeough is acting the area s best interests if we resist the twocounty system well be dragged into it still fighting and unprepared for it having done nothing to establish upon what conditions we are brought in i suggest council expend its energies in assuring our views are well- planned and wellexpressed under mckeoughs plan the 18 municipalities in halton- peel would be reduced to seven boroughs six if burlington is not included no need for introductions ay where they visited with his ve 0 be unsatisfactory to them prnother mrs huggins and his i brother and sisterinlaw mr aiulmrs a marshall wc extend sympathy o mrs kay felkner whose husband jlfnornianpassed away from a laudden heart attack thursday kmorning kay is well known i here she was formerly mrs n arnold mcenery and lived in ihe village for a nuibcr of ll years ir family sunday was observed pin the church on sunday when if a large crowd came to enjoy li the christmas message and the pecial music rev kelvin johnston was assisted with the service by mr and mrs elwood snow who took part in reading the scripture and miss rnicy mi pam snow who read the christmas story of the christ l childs birth mrs norman sin iff clair and ernie mcenery sang a duet and a trio cons ling of i nancy and jean shortill with their father floyd shortill add- ed much to- the service miss kathryn sinclair and mrs ernest mcenery played pedal music before and after the service a great number of parents and most of the child ren went down stairs for lunch after lunch everyone returned to the church where the child- cn under the direction of the superintendent allan jamieson a number of songs some perhaps thdlr only alternative would be their immediate can cellation of their subscriptions although their letters lacked constructive content they were not totally worthless they did provide a note of humour how ever lethargic merry christmas peter and carl tomlins did you know construction was the biggest outlet for canadian lumber pro ducts in 1968 crest hardware owned by richardsons harold thompson aaoitt gmditttfi best wishes for a merry christmas and a very happy new year our customers fricrtds and business associates in georgetown and vicinity thank you for your patronage management staff kulfam automotive 343 guelph street georgetown limited 8775750 were- old friends were all at boehmers jntme happy tradition of this season we send our heartiest of wishes to all our customers and friends for a merry old fashioned christmas rl established since j 880 branches in kitchener georgetown cuelplqgalr find stratford yns 45 queen st georgetown 8772851 ssid9rssdi3s3ss1 off all suits no charge for alterations chargex available mens wear georgetown market centre 8776661