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THE HERALD Wednesday June Halton Liberals think provincial Time Readers Digest must pay Sen Davey THE NEW EXECUTIVE of Georgetown Lions Club front row left to right Ron Lacey Ron Johnson president Hunter Howard Murphy Ed Ed back row left to right Peter Delio Georse Webster Ken Bob and Vic Lions new executive roaring to go WERE IN THE MONEY Lion Bob a cheque to Bill and Eleanor Cun ningham recent winners In the Lions Club draw imiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinitiiitiiiiniitiiiiijiiiiNitiiiiiiii Silverwood news 1 1 1 in in Institute visits Stroud The SUverwood Womens Institute enjoyed a very special for their June meeting Sally a member of the WI and a former neighbor Invited the branch to visit her new home at Sandy Cove Acres In Stroud Seventeen members and one guest enjoyed a pothick lunch at the community ball at Sandy Cove Acres The meeting was also held In the hall Following the business of the meeting the members set out to enjoy the countryside and visit with the Duffleld In their home until It was time to come home All arrived safely around J pro Mrs Norton Joined the Mitchell family reunion at Cedsrvffle on Sunday June Mr and Mrs H Scott celebrated their wedding anniversary with her sister Mrs Treanor at on June 13 The gardens loved the rainfall received In Hay which totalled Inches and In June up to the 17 1 Inches of rain fell Ashgrove report Musical meeting for Ashgrove Wl By Mrs John The Music meeting of the Womens Institute was held on Tuesday evening June 17 In the home of Mrs Guy Wilson There was a large gathering of members and one guest Mrs John McNabb president of the Is In the hospital thus the first vice- president Mrs John H Hunter chaired the meeting The meeting was opened with the Ode and Collect Secretary Mrs Jas- read last months minutes Committees were appointed for the Georgetown and Milton fairs and also for the Arts and Crafts which Is to be held In October Mrs Cliff Hunter gave a splendid report of the District Annual held on May In Milton Mrs Bob Alexander had charge of the program and called on Mrs Craig Reld for the motto Music Is a hobby and a comfort all our lives which should help us ap preciate tousle more A sing song with Mrs Lloyd Davison at the piano and led by Mrs J H Hunter was enjoyed Roll call was Sing a few of fun All were thrilled as they listened to the Georgetown Choral Society as Mrs Hunter played the pieces from a tape recorder Snow Bird by Anne Murray was also played Groups of sis members old favorites followed by a contest on music with Mrs Francis Thompson as the winner Mrs Alexander gave some highlights from the anniversary tea held on Saturday June 14 Mrs Clayton Wilson gave the courtesies Senator Keith Davey hasnt changed his mind on a lot of things he doesnt like moat Canadian newspapers and be certainly Isnt going to give Time or Readers Digest any breaks when It comes to ad vertising concessions Senator was the guest speaker at the Halton Federal Liberal Association annual meeting held last Wednesday night in In an en tertaining speech to the party mem bers present Senator noted that he has not changed his stand on a lot of issues that he first came up with while chairman of a Senate White Paper study on the print media In Canada He noted that the federal government despite strong criticism against the stand will not change lis decision to end special tax concessions that allow Canadain com panies advertising In either Time or Readers Digest magazines to list the costs of that advertising as taxable deductions We dont want to set up a cultural iron curtain between the US and Canada Senator commented however we must do something to promote our national press Likening the recom mendation In report on the end to Times and Readers Digests concessions to the adoption of Canadian Con tent regulations by the Canadian Radio and Television Cora mi bo Ion Senator Davey predicted that it will stimulate the Canadian magazine Industry He noted that eight Canadian magazines will hit the newstands as soon as the Time legislation la As for the fears of some that Time and Readers Digest will not be available In Canada once they lose their special status Senator com mented They will still be there However theyll be coming into Canada on exactly the proper basis they should be on the same way as Playboy Esquire The New Yorker or any other American magazine Is on He noted that there are approximately American magailnei flooding Into Canada Senator Davey also pointed out that more Issues of Playboy are add in Canada each month than the largest Canadian consumer magazines In total On top Of that be added there Is the tremendous American comic book Industry which sells over million comic books In Canada every year Speaking on the Canadian newspaper business of which be was highly critical In his report Senator complained that the printed media In this country provides constant checks on all aspects of society except on itself The role of newspapers he said must be to prepare Its audience for social change Briefly commenting upon the expected Ontario provincial election Senator Davey one of the two key men In the organization- of the Liberals last federal election campaign predicted a towards Bob Nixon and the Ontario Liberals This is the first time he win The provincial election In the fall appears to be the local federal associations chief concern as well Walter Elliot the newly elected president of the association told the members of the party that they should concentrate their efforts In months on the provincial Also elected last week to the federal associations local Laurie Harris of Georgetown who will serve as a vicepresident of the group Completing the executive are SUm Streek executive vice- president Dan Wblteflcld vicepresident and Ernie treasurer all of whom are from Oakville FEDERAL LIBERAL EXECUTIVE- Georgetown vicepresident of the Sharing a Joke following their annual meeting Federal Liberal Association end Walter lost Wednesday night are Laurie Harris of EBot newly elected president of the group Some more weekly winners We have some more lucky winners of the Lions Lottery draw Winners of the eighth draw held June 17 were Norman Hanson Avellna Bailey Donna Varey Terry Brush and the winners were from Georgetown The lucky ticket holders of the seventh draw held on June were Joe Louth Lee Nlersma Diane Dodge cob Wolf and Eric Palmer AU the winners were from Georgetown with the exception of Mr Palmer who Uvea In Malum NOTICE All Municipal offices In the Town of Halton Hills will be CLOSED ON MONDAY JUNE 30TH In lieu of the July 1st Dominion Day Holiday As a result all municipal offices will be open on Tuesday July 1st 1975 GDPRITCHARD ClerkAdministrator TOWN OF HALTON HILLS SCHOLARSHIP WINNER Katherine M of centre receives the College of Physical Science Graduation Scholarship at the University of Guelpha Spring Convocation Miss Sanford receives the scholarship from Professor B Naughton Dean of the College of Physical Science Standing beside la Frances winner of the Society of Chemical Industry Merit Award THIS WEEKS SPECIALS Strawberries 550 per flat No Hothouse TOMATOES 69 59i Local CAULIFLOWER 69 Appletree Farms Market Ho Hwy miles of Oranasvllle Are you or nave you uit moved Into a new Would like to call on you GIFTS ana Information your new location The Hostel will be glad to arrange your sub to THE HERALD For this In forma on and Houtewarmlnu call Joan Gillespie at 8774812 THINK ABOUT THIS Where else can vou start at with no training or experience WB YOU DURINO TRAINING SUPPLY YOU WITH UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT PAID VACATIONS PENSION 500 POLICE OFFICERS Must be a Canadian It lien or a Br tilth sublect age to minimum requirements Grade In the or yar school program 11 credits at level A or higher Pas required medical physical and visual tests Da of good moral character and habits and have an Ontario driver license with a good drlvlno record SAURY TO POLICE CADETS of age Grade 12 credits at level or higher with other requirements similar to police IMS SALARY UNDER REVIEW APPLY METROPOLITAN TORONTO POLICE Monday Friday a p Appointment made for out of town applicant upon receiving prior notification not for applicant to retubmlt heir application Any questions about the Parkway Belt Economics and InloiQovernmenml WERE BACK IN BUSINESS TORONTO BY BUS Low Fare Good Any Day One Way Return TORONTO 10 RIDES FALL TIME TABLE REGULAR SERVICE UNCHANGED commuter trip from Toronto will leave at COMPLETE DAILY TO TORONTO FROM GEORGETOWN WEST a rac Sal Sun Hoi Sam Sun Hoi EXPRESS Set Sun Hoi pm Sun X Via Centre LEAVE EAST MINUTES LATER For Holiday Service tee time table No 6 FOR COMPLETE TO SOUND So Time Table No Ticket and Information at Georgetown Coach Restaurant