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the HER ALP Home Newspaper of Hills Paget TflF UNO A Division of Canadian Newspapers Company Limited Jill Main It Ontario 1 JU1 J- Publisher lll tDITOH Snow shows promise for the future Winter carnivals staged this past weekend by the Acton Legion and the Norval Community Association fared better weather wise than the February Halton Hills but that the only difference separating the towns firsrannual snow show from those longer established smaller scale events held elsewhere organizers most notably the town own recreation department and the Georgetown Jaycees ore to be commended for working hard against un predictable odds to mount a series of entertaining and invigorating activities which even after half the schedule was chopped due to a shortage of snow combined to make worthwhile and successful Absent in the midst of all the fun however was the kind of community spirit and togetherness that all but dominates the smaller winter carnivals run by specific portions of the Halton Hills population Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion has been operating its family day winter carnival for several years now and despite the fiercely cold wind across trozen Fairy Lake plenty of people forgot the temperature long enough to skate ski snowmobile rule in horse drawn sleighs and just like those Ontario tourism commercials say make fun of winter The scene was much the same Saturday at s winter carnival held both inside and outside the community centre Though the bulk of the scheduled events were geared to the interests of the many youngsters on hand the adults had a ball too dividing their time between watching or supervising the kids fun and warming up with a hot chocolate inside the school It different to speculate whether sufficient snow might have drawn out the crowds to the Halton Hills Wmterfcst three weeks ago and thus nurtured the kind of common bond which this own lacks because of its geographical expansiveness and shortage of community type events Residents of Halton Hills unfortunately have few town wide events which would bring them together for an afternoon perhaps pitting versus their neighbors from Georgetown or better still combining residents from both communities with friends from Esquesing on ac teams for the competitive events which make winter car fun To envision such well attended festivities bringing residents together from across town on an annual basis is not being unrealistic as such has been termed a success despite its costly rescheduling limited turnout and shortened format Consider the potential for the future when weather conditions are right and organizers can conduct a thorough focused promotional campaign aimed at encouraging residents from all parts of town to attend if only as a challenge to themselves and their fellow townspeople We wouldn go so far as to suggest that residents and Acton Legionnaires should abandon their own carnivals share the fun with us but amalgamation in this sense is an idea worth considering No matter how much we enjoy our small annual get togethers with neigh bors let s all get behind the town next winter for one big snow show that will finally make some sense out of Hills regional izat ion Letter from the Editor Paul Dorsey confusion a yearold Herald tradi Inn in some nil prismas of Georgetown ileciion collected Monday night by miself and Hun while malting the round of tin hi SUV tin and watch the results I ihul n wall iris at their Queen offices mug sharp Liberal gains but close and fluctuating race locally Mr Muulton is rcsirved almost cautious in his com to both suppi rtcrs and the press The John McDermid Conservative both the lower and floors of a Squire Mews office building is more crowded but Just as as party faithful acknowledge a growing I majority and hold their breath to ice whether their local date will survive the nil nationwide Moment PC tabula lor loudly the parly is voles ahead in Brampton Georgetown the vast majority of lonctnlriied support turning from We re down 300 in Brampton and up for a lototgalnof he to optimistic cheers The big wall reflects slaw and changes to the tally as totals In from poll lo poll greets supporters console one worker caught up in the emotional strain of the moment and points proudly to the showing hi beat Ross Milne in the Liberal home poll 101ea in J6 on unconfirmed report indi election watchers are claiming a Liberal victory in Brampton George town Instead It will be another two and a half hours before the real result Is known proving the notion wrong launches into his con Iro venial victory speech flushed by Hie apparent of his campaign and offering what will gland as the strongest words from any candidate con vandalism to election signs If I lost I mini look for job I hi MP tills who remains unsure ut hi locil results but I not II A scene at I ibiral where Milne and not Mi Derm id is too votes ahead with three or four polls still to repot The former MP reluctant lo discuss the final outcome choosing In won out final minutes for report The second victory speech of the night is loss Milne is assured In support rs lb it Important niton margin is his tanning flames at I headquarters is the announce mem though ultimately hat McDermid on over to concede his defeat II IS An to thi 1 crowd pinus votes of n 1 Do l ni riappcnrs at the Golf Club Conservative celebration following mother check with returning off icer It votes won by he tells supporters still confused and concerned the nights fluctuating vote Their spirits art lifted as MP mounts A riser or vit another viclurv speech in which he heaps elaborate use on his George town supporters We retun to Georgetown with an apparent Conservative victory to rep ort Because conflicting reports from the media heavies we re told the of local voters probably went to bed thinking Ross Milne had staged a comeback after six months from Ottawa Instead John McPermld the former rookie MP who ran a tight high profile intensely thorough with man ager Everett Biggs the man who lost the PC nomination to McDermid last spring is back as a membtr of the loyal Opposition Arc 5T About T one Queens Park Ihi fort ok minim ino of Toronto bringing to work in tin it tin moniint of nil eon to Hit illsHuv Mill tin fourth Urges in tin I thru million It luuldin if iv is jjimpsi of i Ii mi in irt or I win men ft rlulurt s hi tin tint Hi prtm Lr it wink not just visiiut lo ill tin ind rn in ins on Ontario built misses in inn to isk thai our lc fur ihauu in tic irk I IIIU It In hi I is a bought ijollundcr i f with how Hi iiiihontv is ilsu liking I s from Mil ii in phut tin rt ison in is i i it Hi of bus w nils ism in tlu US Whit mtnl do was git his I t in for in i of l i in the for i is t of the wiuisl ihtliiililnckborlllsin odini J it bought lit lonfirilin hen Ontario his i loiipli of is II federal tivtK imposts ion tpunlnsi I In I s Hi put MS ijnrn in ltd- in lit i I inilk is fa il nod t thru 1 lts about ilhci or whnli will pick up mil ind aliadiati it I 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lonsuiir Ihinisilveschimpions lntn i illiil ivirvthing from iM Hi Oatmeal I iouldn th larks campaign on tins show so I did Ihi Ihiii I newsstand id virdictsof travelling with mil renewing his perform inccs n detail I have great dial of respeit lor thi opinions of Geoffrey Stevens who writes a political column for the Toronto Mail and for Mian pothering ham does a similar job or the fP ice Both enjoy a reputation for shying from pack journalism in favor of own freely formed jssess events Between these two veteran columnists thought 1 would gain a picture of how our prime mimste fared with the feared Jack Webster If In somi in To illv il sounds like lot of Ik is ihios Ihi Torus would bo smart to rt run tin interview I I wish would I forom interested in how IhriuM dl while thi pnmi minislirs tut metro mi jittt r mm thi desk is tin tone of i I ill and illhj journalist ihi Ins thrijujh war as hi nil mds I I irk Irving to in in who dots not inlinndnti It w is in I- is id as up bis viitini or si viral minutes of hi asks wlial the Tarv inv polls show This fleet tile same confesses irk he colli its ti cm self and wades into obfusntion I now turn to to see how hi riinws the snmi It a startling talmlv determinedly Mr Clark the criticism around and makes it an attack on Mr and ho Liberals As he laUs Jack the rime minister do the two thirgs hi must do tit is have chance of tuning office Mike the people focus on Che HERALD Phone Halton s History From our files Guest speaker at the meeting of the Club last in the McGibbon was 1 Col of Col was of in Shanghai the last war and his iiifnrmativi talk on Chinese lusloms wis concluded with itions on the il situilion in that country our hi lied furnace caused a in at tin home of Mr and Mrs David at late was in house at tin fire wis noticed by neighbors who formed brigade and kept it iimtrol until the tin liorMlown Then wis tuns r ibk im in furniture and inlenor from I air strip i in Township in tin near future J Kovachik a iircraft mechanic intends to I from Mrs Joyce ll Five on wesl of the Third I for irs to si rvici small ainr ind i ill n pair shop for tin Credit is 111 i liltir s si in i Hi of in retiued from it in district 1isl tin town pud t7t IK It Co if mirks another of lift ill si as be his rlhdiv hi has livid it Hi rims tin his filhir I in iirntdunhusineMosimillirm 1J19 Davis visit with Boston transit enhances international trade i airuij next id town rijjort wiih them to picture uf tin subdividing in in i n in uniform s fin list ilnntliv ittindid i ilstrviceinSI in hurt for John Mm Jack It is I Mr hi itl tin whili in rouli to Tin rial istiti jou ri no mull HIM iii I si i turn but ivhilher joun or old ymt 11 dig this cool ilueitsfi lot In of tins fin roomhousi on strut virv tie Sin to i pilition hi ir wish for a movie in lown red lid residinl Mrs for iiitinsl in follow that be hi inadi it islwuk s muting Mrs ust In ixphmid had in iMlhOdMii rinalres was old that if ipilili is rueiied signed a r if risidints they would I ports the will ihwisi north is the siti of new ri gion jit it in pun in it this I mt to Hilton MP Hud Hint this that he tie is still Wtintnl with burs I ill hi know what I tin will hi is I rohibitu n of strut of iinlv in in mi mil fnnt in in is of limn w is included in a bylaw mi Iv I IV mpl ii hit Tmdnu says hit Ihe s on the show diets a stubborn win in ilut of Rids in is a problim pill im ird stiff jwlienL will hi with for A riint from tin hospital i iniiiiission itis tl addition I mill a the If Mr is hj doubts don sh iw Mr a i mm old pro wlo ri Is in his re million is Can Ida s tin land Kinoes iubist lav on list is ft idir Mr is k nti mi ind hi wire smart rerun tin op country in i I ispit lis throughout tin is win rutv his ilerbiinsowell it i ronniial howling is will In thi Youth provincial finds in liiilm mm eliminations iihiih ii in Sunday captured if tr pi us to lonipktely dominali the mi progressing the next level Hi of Hilton County will year nd the ississmiiit will likely be by At a press lonfinnu Moniiij Peel Assess mint Commissioner said of will begin next will probably take two years The vacant one acre of at Mill Street and ird in known is Irishman I irk w ill In subject of i third Ontario Board hearing if a niommindition of towns general lommillii to proceed with residential f the land is accepted next wetk louncil Monday night committee mil tint lo rtaffirm tie desire of homeowners have he Kile deu loped as passive neighborhood park month contrail agreement between Canada Incorporated J of United of America Locil was ratified by per cent of the membership a meeting in the Acton Hall Monday evening Bert of Acton was guest it last Wednesdays meeting regional council where he presented a painting of a Milton scene Hills Mjyor Pete as a gift to Ihe region fcr a former Acton councillor former County Warden and former trustee of the board of education introduced renowned whosewatcrcolor en Sod will hang In the i headquarter