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page I YEAR END REVIEW Wednesday December tin Serving You Since 1857 EXCHANGE TAVERN Sinclair Ave Georgetown 8773541 Serving You Since 79 Mali St S DOWNTOWN GEORGETOWN 8773388 Serving You Since THE HERALD Home Newspaper of Hilton Hint Street Georgetown 8772201 Serving You Since 1926 UAPGE0B8ET0WNIC 136AGuelph Street Georgetown 8776969 Serving You Since 1953 Welding Ltd R210Sideroad 8779334 Baby Tony Nicholas was wee bit early but at the same time a wee Hi late when be was born Jan at Georgetown District Memorial Hospital The lbs infant came a week earlier than ex ported although he did not make it For the tint day of 1MB Tony Is the first child of Jean and Tony of Baby Tony arrives early but a little late Terra Colta The baby second name Is given for his great grand father back in England studied the building a seniors cotnplc Hilton Hills Lew Ward a local senior had pushed for Ihe complex when he gave an impassioned plea for action at an Oct council meeting Mr Ward wanted to see the complex designed specifically for seniors along the lines or the design of a building of the same type in Sim Workers at Packaging Ltd are still walking the picket lines and there appeared to be no end to the nineday old strike Over too workers of the Graphic Communlca International Union Local 500 walked off the Job after talks failed Dec 21 This is the first strike at the Plant said Curwood dent Barry Kcdweil Strike pay will average about a week for the duration of the strike said one union official January displaying good business ethics and that has made a significant social and economic contribution to the community Bums Transport is operated by four brothers and the business has been under the same name since their father Norman Bums first got the wheels rolling in the early of my life while another witness said she was furious with Ford after her baby was stillborn Tony Nicholas Tumhout arrived Jan at m become Halton Hills 1988 New Year Baby Tuny weighed in at 8 lbs I tint of Jean and Tony of Terra Cotta The Hills municipal com plex construction was under the wat chful eye of town employee Krlsta Kaptetn who helped guide construe lion through As the towns newest Clerk of Works It was Ms duty to solve day to day problems which arise in the construction pro tect It a not really a large building but as many areas as possible are given a pedal quality Whether It windows or the way light comes in said Ms KapteJn Jack Ford had reasons to smile and frown In January during testimony given by two witnesses In Ihe first session of his Ontario Hospitals Appeal Board Hearing Jan 11 One of the witnesses testified that Dr Ford a delivery of her baby It the happiest day One of corridors considered by the Toronto area Dangerous Goods Task Force was proposed to run Just west of Georgetown and south of East a Halton Region Com mltteewastoldJan 13 Kidman project manager of the task force said the mandate of the task force was to select a cor ridor through which dangerous goods going In and out of the Toronto area would travel The task force was to report to the province In March Hill Mayor Russ Miller said be was not alarmed by the report but was anxious to see the response to the task forces report which was being prepared Jointly by town and Halton Region Building such a railway line would coat millions and million of dollars said Mayor Miller insport Limit chosen by the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce as the 1987 Business of the Year The award has been presented an nually since to the New Year picket lines as contract negotiations failed Dec 31 and went out on strike a few days before 1988 was Serving You Since 14 Weileyan street Downtown 6rmgetmrn 8773405 Serving You Since 1955 TH BRIGGS UPHOLSTERY Georgetown 8779312 CANADA INC Or QMrgttmm 8770161 332Qulph8L Coggers Street Hills Shopping Plaza Georgetown Ontario 8770103