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McDermid pleased subject getting attention MP studies nuclear disarmament issue WAITING ON OUR CHAMPS HERALD Wednesday MJ a ltd Page By JOHN McDERMID MP BramptonGeorgetown No single Issue has Inated the media or public consciousness in the past six months as much as the most crucial problem con fronting mankind today nuclear weapons and dls armament I applaud the fact that this Issue is finally tag its due consideration Bilateral discussion on disarmament between the superpowers has been iclied by US Senator Edward Kennedy as a dialogue of the deaf making propaganda in stead of talking peace I feel that the concern of most people today is that in a world where nuclear overkill can be lively estimated at limes we seem to be engaging In a gome of how high can we make the rubble bounce This week column shall therefore examine the tionole and Justification for a specific element In the equation for dlsarma the movement for a world disarmament through a global In my next column I shall discuss the opposing viewpoint The concept of a global Next week Dismantled Operation opponents referendum on disarma Is the platform of an Ottawa organization Op eration Dismantle Box Sin Ottawa Ontario KtY 4MS The goal of such a global referendum Is to educate and mobll public opinion in as many countries as pass to the dangers in the existence of nuclear weapons and through the pressure of public opinion generate the political will to Initiate disarmament The results of the refer end urn constitute a consultative world vote It can be cogently that a strong mon date from a consultative world vote may in lime become an irrcslstablc force for change I c turn out to be binding In terms of Initiating a process If not lor the final goal This final goal is general and complete I shall offer the opposing viewpoint in my THE HILLS A musical thankyou A musical thankyou Is being delivered this Friday night by the Contante Singers The choral group of young women is putting on a concert titled Thankyou far the Music alter the song by Abba Their evening concert will feature popular music by Barry the Beatles Barbara Streisand Kenny Rogers and Abba Guest are and Bill Kent Tickets for the concert taking place at the John Elliott Theatre at m can be purchased from Col Craft in the Square or from the Kills Cultural Centre box office Wednesday and Thursday nights from Tickets will also be sold at the door Friday night Don miss what promises to be a onenight stand of great hits Big blue denim machine The Brampton Georgetown Progressive Conservative Association gets casual with a Blue Denim Party June A at theoafcrs Lake Recreation Centre In Brampton The K per person admission half chicken with all the trimmings from 6 lo 30 p m and dancing until lam For tickets call Cheyne at Judy Chant at Evan Slddall at or Vic at heads council Georgetown a Dolly Moulden has been elected president of the North Social Planning Council which Is currently studying housing problems in Milton and Hal ton Hills and will be Investigating other social concerns Also on the 1982 executive are vicepresident Mrs S of Terra Cotta vicepresident Mrs G Ramsay of Georgetown secretary David Craig also of Georgetown treasurer Karen Ferguson of Glen Williams and past president William Thorn of Milton Share your concerns or ideas with the council by phoning 3219 SAFETY CLUB By TAMMY HUNTER The first meeting of the Farm Safety Club was held April 26 at the Agricultural Office Milton with seven mem bers present Election of officers are as follows President Wayne Cunningham VicePresident David Wilson Secretary Dan and Press Re porter Tammy Hunter The topics to be covered during this year were dis cussed at the meeting Each member took part in the quiz pertaining to safety with farm animals We men watched a film entitled Sixth Sense which dealt with accidents Lorralno Teeter I EETERS House of Hair Dawson Cres next column The ramifications of this world vote would be to establish disarmament as a key issue the lSBOs and would hopefully cre ate an atmosphere for mutual balanced and ver lflable reductions in lear arms that the current International climate docs not seem to possess The mechanisms for the world referendum would be as follows The first step would be for one nation to propose the world vote In the United Nations General Assembly The second step Is to ballot wording agreeable to all nations based of necessity on the established long range goal of general dlsarma The third step would be for national governments to voluntarily conduct referenda one at a time usually alongside national elections to cut costs over a period of five years or more if necessary may be necessary or desirable lo monitor the efficacy of all national referenda It generally recogniz ed the primary block disarma meat Initio I Ives la the profound and inulng tack of political will The power of public opinion Is result of the small but collectively nlficant amount of politic al power held by Individ people A consul live nan binding advisory would rather than replace government to government ions put massive popular support behind these gov em ment negotiations and place pressure on the negotiating parties to make real progress towards disarmament The following are Impor tant points about this con It would paw In the N General Assembly overwhelmingly per ha pa unanimously there would be easy agreement on the wording for ballot there would be support for It from the Soviet bloc these last two points are the sine qua of the proposal It Is meaning less unless they arc leved there are no insur admlnlstrat ivo financial impediments that would preclude the completion of the referendum the large majority of Canadian and American people would support the concept Third World countries would support the Idea given the strong Ion between disarmament and development aid the number of nations that would conduct the referendum on their own Mayor Pete Pom troy wai pleated to cookies to team Canadian champion bowlers during a break In town council proceedings laat week The girls are left to right Ton Michelle Webster Burt coach Shirley Chaplin Valerie and and few w girl learn Bmlim Georgetown Bowl No written notice of analysis man cleared of drug trafficking lal drawing In other nations estimated of 156 countries would hold the referendum on their own Initiative world referendum would yield per cent mandate for balanced dis armament A total of two million Canadians will soon be voting on this proposal at the municipal level in different municipalities II has been estimated that Ihe cost of holding the vote world wide would be MOO to million cents per voter This Is a small amount compared the billion spent worldwide on armaments each year It would be difficult If not impossible for national governments to oppose a worldwide United Nations sanctioned democratic approach to an agreed upon goal In his case disarmament This proposal could if adopted and carried through allow the funds mental right of all people to participate directly In a decision that streets all mankind and therefore represent an global force for change and result in balanced nuclear disarmament In closing would Just tike to emphasize that I am presenting points of opinion on both sides of this Issue rather than my personal opinion I hope this background Informal ion is useful Next lime the other side Judge J found Mostino not guilty of possession of drugs for the purpose of trafficking Thursday afternoon In Milton provin court The Brampton man had been charged Dec llalton regional police found threequarters of a pound im with a ilrctl vilue estimated at in a they stopped on tree I prosecutor William of Georgetown said the charges were dismissed because written notice had not been given Mr that the crown going to use of as When a substance peeled to be a narcotic Is found In an accused s possession it is sent police to Toronto la bora lory for analysis There analysts Issue of analysis staling what the substance Is Mr said the officer when Berv Mr Mastlne with a copy of the certificate of am lysis had only given verbal notice to the that Ihe certificate would be used in the trial Written notice was requlr Acton man pleads guilty to criminal negligence Thei charges Mas line An Acton man charged with criminal negligence In the operation a motor vehicle theftover200and driving with more than cent alcohol In his lood will be sentenced June John Walter Barlow pleaded guilty In Milton Halton 4H HORSE CLUB The Horse club held its meeting at Arbor Farm May Dan Chambers gave an excel talk on showmanship He told us how to prepare our horses and ourselves for a Show provincial court Thursday morning and was remand out of custody The charge of having more than per cent In his blood was dropped by Crown Attorn Anthony Vale Mr Barlow was chased kilometres in a car from Arietta Street in Georgetown by re gional police constable Donald Couscns Efc said he was driving at over kilometres per hour Nov 21 when charged Halton safety club caused by animal as well as human actions Each member then sketched their barn and their fellow members commented on changes for accident pre venllon The next meeting Is be held at Cecil Patterson arm May where the members will search for farm hazards JIMS STEERING SERVICE LTD NOWATMILUERETV ATRUCKL0AD0F TO YOU IF YOU ACT NOW DURING THE SALE MANY OT MODELS TO CHOOSE f BOM SERVICE SPRING CLEANING YOU DOWN LOOK US UP PHONE FREE ESTIMATES FOR RESIDENTIAL CLEANING TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS ea Alec Dickson Don Grtgg JUNE Centennial School Resource Cenin lav led a Retirement for Alee Dun We hope will be in informal chines for r and colleague ft tod with loon a fulfil future OTHERS Your Childrens Feet Deserve The Best Bonnie Stuart With Eyes like these who cares about their feet WE Wo care because we specialise filling children s shoes We care enough lake a per Interest in properly til ting every child who comes In store tor shoes As an 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