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snows building proposal finds govt favour mmi hsh frying famiiy fish and chip stores are a kind of tradition with the lamans bbih and betty taman who recently opened fryers fish and chips in the moore park r plaza after six and a half years in the same business in fonthill have relatives operating similar stores in four other towns richmond hill aurora oakville and matton bill brings with him a history of public service in the field of safety having been president of the welland safety council and director of the niagara and fonthill safety councils the lamans have three sons william robert and michael with the fryers fish chips proprietors above is an employee laura black in the mail bag r many hands make light work for catering dear sir once again the town has been invaded and is the better for it the invaders were the hun dreds of young hockey players who made up the 50 bantam hockey teams from as many towns or cities in canada and the usa as catering supervisor and responsible far seeing that the young men were fed during i their stay i would like to bring to everyone s mind all those who laboured so willingly in the background giving so freely of their time and talents i would like to express my thanks and deep appreciation to all of the following organiz ations the kinettes dave bow man and his men of the canad- m legion fire department auxiliary st alban s ladies guild legion ladies auxiliary knox church ladies st and rews church ladies and st johns united church ladies their congeniality and willing bess was above anything anyone kcould expect my sincere thanks also to the many teenaged gnls who gave up their school holiday to wait on tables run errands etc with out them the job could not have been done at least the burden would have been most gigantic my gratitude is also extended to tens dairy sykcs bak ery bucks fine foods the gol den fish and chips for supply i ing and helping to prepare the food i a special vote of thanks to i mrs norm long mrs sheila smith mrs dorothy ireland mrs vi haines and miss monica moffat for their long hours each day the royal canadian legion ujieserves the respect and thanks i from all for their hospitality and kindness throughout the week the many willing hands extended whenever called on last but not least thanks a million to the herald for the coverage given from all angles in the mail bag essex officials happy with tourney welcome site 1 box 20 r r 1 belle river ontario march 24th 1969 georgetown international bantam hockey tournament po box 22 georgetown ontario am mr harry levy or mr fred harrison i on behalf of the essex dean construction bantam hockey club the essex minor hockey association mr wm waldron coach essex parents and my self i would like to lake this opportunity to extend our most sincere gratitude for the rocp tion given by yourselves and the people of your town to th h n of our hockev club and those associated with it at the risk of singling out any particular person i wish that you would extend our sin cerest thanks to all those poo pie directly connected with the tournament who so ahh saw that our boys were fed and billetted i know that a tremen dous amount of work was un dertaken by yourselves to en sure that our boys were prop erly taken care of and from the comments received from the members of our team uieir feeling at this time is that georgetown is second to none it goes without saying that after this tremendous week for all of us we arc already looking forward to next year s tourna ment thanking you all i remain yours truly essex minor hockev yss ronald w beneteau 2nd vice president junes show mpp for halton east has expressed satisfaction over the governments accept ance of his private members bill proposing thai u govern ment buildings be constructed according to tpodubr coord inated plan designed to reduce labour and material costs the bill was introduced by the halton east member on no vember 23 on friday morning hon bay connell minister of public works for ontarlor an nounced that as of april 1 this year all buildings built for the government will be constructed on the principle suggested by snow according to the modular co ordinated plan all measure ments used in building must be divisible by four thisallowa everything to be built with standard modular ma terials- with a minimum of cut ting snow explained and allows construction materials to be manufactured on a standard module this will bring about economies and decrease the ne cessity for stocking large quan tities of materials snows proposal received sup port from the building industry rd from architect after it was presented to the government i think the department had been looking at this before he said after x brought it to light they gave it serious con sideration i was happy to have my resolution adopted by the government in march 1068 the halton member head of a building firm proposed a resolution to adopt the natkmal building code a government committee which includes architects and engineers has been appointed to make a study of this proposal and to make a report some time this summer iashorovi i good posture demonstrated the ashgrove boutique 4h dub met for their sixth meet ing at pineview school the roll call demonstrate good standing and sitting posture definitely made the girls con scious of their posture during the business meeting mrs bentenaar showed how to sew on ahutton properly by making a thread shank the girls read the instructions for making a belt making button boles hems and slip stitching then they continued working on their clothing project lis anderson- and lydia renj tenser served lunch and aj social hour followed lois mcnabb page 13 thi oiortorrrdwn hmaloj thursday april 3rd ihf pablum dinner for five new kinsmen appeal court chops sentence five years a court of appeal this week reduced the 15 year jail sentl ence against the 22 year old j who robbed the hornby general store and kidnapped a girl last june to 10 years toronto lawyer sal hany act ing for lawjer peter mcwllliams qc who defended the accused at the trial last october was appealing against conviction and sentence the accused was sentenced by judge kenne h m langdon to 10 year for armed robbery oft crawford s store at hornby and five jears consecutive on the charge of kidnapping a kit chener girl during his get away appeal against the conviction was dismissed by chief justice g a gale and justices g t evans and arthur kelly appeal as to sentence was granted with the court increasing he senten ce on the kidnap charge from five to ten years but making it concurrent instead of consecu live with 10 years for the arm ed robbery making a total sen tence of 10 years the prisoner will he eligible for parole af ter three yearn mcwllliams was appealing the conviction and sentence on the grounds that the accused should have been receiving psychiatric treatment in a hospital instead of behind bars in kingston mcwllliams said his client has a history of psychiatric disorder and although he is not a drug addict he was under the influ ence of drugs when he robbed the hornbystore during the holdup two peo pic one of them a customer were struck with a sawedoff shot gun the take was 190 five new kinsmen dined on pablum and other baby food at a kin initiation nite monday at stans restaurant warren mclay paul luyes rick gill clive searle and tony walker were seated at a spec ial table for their dindin part of an initiation ceremony conducted by the stratford kin smens initiation team the stratford club is well known in kinsmen circles for their unique initiations which are a blend of solemnity and practical jokes gord bennett dave schultz and dave fenn of the stratford club were assisted by george town kinsmen bob collett bill sunnueks bill hewitt and tre vor moores guests at the meeting were art sweezie don mccoleman alan roxborough lloyd sharpe don currie and gus elliott and past member herb wilson tom kent was fines chairman for the evening and frank bry ant sergeant at arms art ellis and fred harrison led the club in opemng cerem i onies and hugh powell gave theinvocation harry levy reported on the bantam hockey tournament and gary alton on the klngro fer tilizer campaign which he said had reached 80 per cent of its objective al murphy advised that eight members and their wives had registered to date for the district convention in sar nia president dean taylor closed the meeting announcing the next meeting would be a nomin ation night and that a new members school would be held april 7 tells church women of work with indians mrs verna johnson born on the cape croker indian reserve and author of a book on indian legends and folklore soon to be published spoke at the march meeting of st johns united church women mrs johnson who was intro duced by mrs george ironside is now involved in working with canadian indian residents of toronto and had many items of craftwork on display after a question and answer period she was thanked by mrs cecil dav idson i the devotional period was taken by a group of cgit girls who sing kum ba ya in the i african language i am coming lord mrs stuart hall the presid ent opened the meeting with prayer and welcomed visitors minutes were read by mrs d french and treasurers report by mrs j nichols cut county grant to botanical gardens a five thousand dollar cut in the annual grant to the royal botanical gardens was approved by halton county council last week last year the grant was 15000 this year they wfll re ceive 10000 they had asked for 24230 this year reeve gordon gallagher clai med it was a great disappoint ment th burlington deputy reeve w gillies of oakville stated the 9000 cut was the beginning of a phasing out of the grant altogether in his opinion he contended it was not a proper charge against the people of halton county at all it is attended by people from all over canada with most of the benefit going to the city of hamilton he concluded rawsons grocery 7 kino strut wishes to doind a sincere thank you to all their customers for their patronage through the years the business has been sold to mr and mrs jim wntred and wo ask your continued patronage on inolr behalf smile mr smith ive turned my wifes hack seat driving to some use mr jones go ahead im help less mr smith got her a job on the rear of a hookand ladder truck rattlesnake point toured by cubs georgetown and scotch block cubs tramped the rocky terrain of the rattlesnake point area together saturday fifth geor getown b pack cubs and their rural cohorts thoroughly enjoy ed the hike which involved a lot of climbing and exploring in terestmg caves and crevices they munched cookies and ap ples during a break on the trail leaders bui schrelber ross and terry colter and one of the boys fathers craig dunn accompanied them every adult shoum have a reg ular physical checkup to guard against cancer says the cana dian cancer society thompson hardware 4 main street downtown georgetown 20 off paint sale sxtlndrd 1 more weeks in order net to disappoint our many customers and due to the heavy response our sale of paints will continue for two mora wveksl lowe bros paints including famous kem tone a kem glo all at 20 discount stain brings wood to life special 107c off roller tray reg 149 special 99 tel 8772971 thompson hardware glen williams mrs rc adams satedx church magazine here with husband i features forgrave again thanks to all sincerely jessie hayes catering supervisor international bantam hockey tournament tknowcancer canbebeateaf mnfforacs aruagton oc cancer can be beaten your dollars are needed sow to continue tier battle give hops a boost when a volunteer calls be generous cmmouw cjumxt s0ckty 1969 target 12000 donations may be snt to tha treasurer mrs bcatrico clark 41 main street south or canadian imperial bank of commerce main street branch hundreds of canvassers are helping will you georgetown branch canadian cancer society a georgetown district rcsid ent since childhood mrs r croft adams 89 died in geor getown hospital on march 22 the former alice maude mac donald she was the daughter of alexander mcdonald and eliza beth ann bumside and was born at luther she attended peacock school mr and mrs adams were married in georgetown in 1011 and for a number of years they operated a general store at main and mill streets the pros cnt location of cotton brothers store mr adams died in 1053 a member of st johns unit ed church she had been prcsid ent of the womans missionary society there and before that in the presbyterian church she leaves one brother victor macdonald 38 maple ave w and nieces mrs frank russell maisic of guelph and mrs roy king maude of toronto rev robert scnvcns conduct ed the funeral service at the harold c mccinre funeral home and interment was in greenwood cemetery pallbear ers wero william mcdonald george brandford and james fisher of georgetown jack morrow brampton armand swackhamer ottawa and rev john locks windsor beautiful bouquets of daffod ils wero placed in the churches here by the cancer society last sunday to signify the launch ing of the campaign volunteer canvassers will be calling on you soon get well wishes are sent to mrs florence little who is in georgetown hospital mrs dave stamp sr had the misfortune to fall in her home and break her hip she is a pa ticnt in georgetown hospital friends and neighbours hope shell soon he feeling better in the last issue of the unit ed church observer there ws an interesting article on rev tom forgrave who is minister ing in northern alberta it is of special interest to village folk having served in the glen church while still a student and also having an aunt here mrs harold wheeler as well as his father having been a glen boy mrs cecil barth the best thing to save for your old age is you says the canadian cancer society you can help to do this by a regular checkup and a regular cheque to the canadian cancer society change of ownership glen taxi glen taxi is now under now management but will continue to operant with taxi stand and waiting room at rear of s3 mill street same telephone 8777722 courteous careful drivers flat rate for airport and other out of town trips call olen for fast service mens boys wear jacksons quitting business liquidators sale continues 1jprice on all mens ft boys winter clothes ft boots mens suits and sports jackets also jewellery mens ladles watches lighters cuff link sets 3 off every other hem in the store many branded items such as bvd shirts owg work clothes kaufman footwear monarch knit products etc early shoppers naturally get the best selection closed all day good friday min0 millwork formerly 11 water street now located in our new building 41 mountainview rd s nrar andriw murray motors same number i7m771 our modem new plant and equipment will enable us to render oven better service to our customers shirts mens and boys work dress and sport style plain and patterns values up to 500 taki them away 88 ea mens socks soft spun cotton reinforced heel and toe sixes 10 to 12 compare at 4 for 320 out they go at 4 1 00 fishermens special nylon monofilament fishing unes 100 yd spools various tests sorry only limited quantity reg 29c each liquidation prjcet ea 9