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Page SECTION A THE HERALD Wednesday Awards night IlyJtANLAlMAN Herald The annual awards for Boy Scouts of Canada North Ha Hon District was held last Wednesday night the Optimist Halt Assistant son of gave the invocation ions were made by Elaine Hannah chairperson of Honors and Awards Guest speaker the former provincial com missioncr Fred of Burlington spoke on the role and dudes of a ANNIVERSARY MARCH of all ages from Heaven and Tweenies to Hovers and Venturer took pari in thi annual Seoul Guide Church Sunday Led by a color parly of Guides they marched from Remembrance Park to Holy Church where a church service was held Along with all he trophies and pins and certificates handed out last Wednesday membcri of the George town boy scouls was a certificate of Ion to The Herald Re ceiving the award from publicity chair man Jean Layman 34 YEAR OLD MOTHERS Statistics indicate that you make the decision about summer camp for your children Consider Camp Kitchikewana for Boys on Georgian Bay 00 for 2 weeks Contact Camp Director Midland L4R4L3 or Phone 1705526 7828 DENTURE therapy CLINIC J Kohari DT 12GuelphSt Georgetown Phone 8778974 Simon CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Phone Town Country DRY CLEANING 8770387 HILLS SHOPPING Its a hoot 133 picture perfect for to discover Ontario Provincial Parks Mlnsiryof Natural Resources Ontar Tor till toll free 18002683735 Pulp and Paper Reports Leading Industry EMPLOYMENT PRODUCTS In In M i EQU MR ft fl MOTOR 111 VEHICLE PARTS fl flft MEAT METAL STAMPIM3 Sourca Stat Canada In his era of electronics and high tech it is easy to overtook the impor tance of the resource industries to he Canadian Converting the forest harvest into hun dreds of useful products creates more incomes than any other Canadian factunng activity The forest industry employs more people and more wages than any other sector of the economy comes to earning foreign cur exports forest products make the largest single contribution to Canada s trade balance more than metals food and agriculture fisheries and the automotive industries combined Natural resources have always been the foundation of Canada economy And none has contributed as much the forest Tor more information send for New Challenges a free booklet from Public I nforrruuon Services Canadian Pulp and Paper Association Dcpt Floor 1155 Metcalfe Street Montreal Quebec H3B provincial commissioner Mayor Pete Honorary president of North District assisted by Evelyn Owen presented certificates to cubs earning the five stars 1st Acton Todd Deforest 1st George Barry Stev en Hayden Scott McCall and David McRon old Georgetown A David Georgetown B John MacLelsh George- low Terry Kevin Schandelmeler Michael Georgetown Chandler McRea vy 11 Glen Williams Christopher Lee 1st David Boylo Greg Socha The Pathfinder award was presented to Scott of 2nd George town of St George Ang llcon Church by Mayor assisted by Dis- Commissioner John Chief Scout awards were presented Greg Balrslow and Terry Dry den both of George town of St Andrew a United Church David De- foresl and Tim Height of 1st Acton sponsored by the Rotary Club also by Mayor Pomeroy and D C John Sharpies Warrants of Appoint were presented by Fred and Rev Paul Jackson to Bob Mc Keo of 1st Acton Brian Stewart 2nd George town Ron Fuller Dawn Bryan chuk Doug Robertson Brian Vardy all of George town John Shaw or Georgetown Ed Van Ravens of Blh George own Stanley Hancock Roland and of 1st Glen Will lams and Dennis White of 1st Service pins were cntcd by Fred Whiskin and provincial Field Ex Bob Car law for five years Bill Ingles and Gloria Whin ton of 1st Acton Sybil Ken House Dick and president or the lad ies auxiliary Mrs Evelyn all of 1st Georgetown Joanna Alchln group committee and Brian Slewarl of 2nd George town Lome Campbell Rick of 4th Georgetown Art of Georgetown Peter 1st Glen Williams Gienda Benton and Robert of 1st Limehouse JohnMcMur roy vice president of North District Ten year pin to DC John Sharpies and fifteen year pin Murray son group committee 1st Certificates of were presented tp Clint Croswell by Jean To John Gray presented by V John McMurray Elaine Hannah pre sented special awards to Douglas president of North District Fred Whiskin and the McCailums for their faithful tribute the lost several years NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the Georgetown District Memorial Hospital Association will be held in the Hospital Cafeteria at p m on June Honorable Life Members and 82 83 members are urged to attend REFRESHMENTS JUDGE A LANGDON Chairman of the Board Mr A V Tennant SecretaryTreasurer TOWN OF NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING SUELPH ST HIGHWAY Hnlton Gonorn lino of duel Pub Mooing I lo Goorgolowli no Bylaw would norm I Iho no lands as Pal Lot Goorootown ly a commote ALL INTERESTED CITIZENS ARE WELCOME TIME DATE PLACE Municipal Administration Building Line Trafalgar Road Town of Hills for your barbecue Sale Ends TuesJiwte14 No Layer Sliced BACON BULK MEATS Stock Up On Those Great BBOBuysl BUY 2 BOXES OF BACON AND PAY ONLY 1 49 Canada Grade A NEW YORK STRIP LOIN STEAKS 2 Battered BOSTON BLUE FISH 38 Canada Grade A TBONE STEAKS 336 Town Club WIENERS Ska 11 lb cln MO 89 12or7parlb VEGETABLE SALE ID Green Beans Peas and Carrots 5 ib Diced Green Peppers ib Brussel Sprouts 5 ib Corn sib Waxed Beans ib Sliced Celery 282 to ib Battered Onion Rings ib Sliced Carrots 228 ib Diced Turnips Peas 306 ib Mixed Veggies 5 ib Squash 222 ib French Fries Armstrong Ave Ullit 3 SuU Union Georgetown 8776432 BULK MEATS Ave I