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TRAVEL TICKETS FOR MURRAY The Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food is sponsoring four members and ana leader to represent Junior Farmers Association of Ontario travel scholarships to Great Britain and Ireland Tone delegates chosen for their clnb and community work leave May 10 to live with rural host families until returning at the end of The group hopes to learn mora about rural youth organisations and agricultural methods Id the United Kingdom Here the Hon Kane of Georgetown tickets for travel to the United Kingdom A Stewart gives Feel County representative Murray Mc Kid Hockey Was More Important Than NHL by Ralph Dawes that to demonstrate protest make a general nui sance of oneself Is the thing to do in North America to obtain a good attendance of interested people with demons Ira out side Government buildings and protest marchers blocking main thorough fares one forms the opinion that to bring about a ga thering of people is a very sim ple thing to achieve Not so In Zone B7 the last Leadership and Development seminar which called for repre sentation from each of the elev en branches which go to make up B7 had to bo postponed until this coming Saturday May 8 maybe had it been a protest meeting it would have gone over sour However L and chairman Bruce Collins and David Cap- who along with ma many other Provincial Com mand chores has the and D under his wing will be on hand at Acton Legion Saturday Seminar which will be preceded with a lunch at President Norm Ward along with Bruce and David are look ing for a good representation from Branch Members of 120 who are Inter ested in the operation of the Branch in good branch prog ramming or in becoming an ac tive part of tbe Branch are urg ed to attend You will be borne In lots of time for supper and you will return with many queries an swered For committee chair men and executive members the seminar la a must While all this Is going on at Branch Acton there will be much action at Branch 120 Sat urday afternoon is the time when Lady Dart enthusiasts from Zone gather at George town to determine which Branch will be the keepers of the inter- Zone Dart Trophy for the next year Dart throwers are expect ed from all Zone branches at this dart social This is a best of three effort and with Port Credit and Ge orgetown having a win each they both have a good chance of becoming champs If a branch other than these refereeinchief Bud James who has been ac tive in Legion Hockey for years declined to run for dent this year Bud has worked hard for hockey over the years Bill Fisher will also be missed on Saturdays After the election David Cap- spoke on the Little NHL Hockey Hall of Fame and of the desire of the Branch to pick this project up after many questions and answers tho mee ting was adjourned A tip of the hot should go to Harold Chubby Stap le ton and Tom James for the meal that they put on after the meeting Also a tip of the to Art Roberts Jim Mur phy and Earl for their in making everyone feel happy Last Friday nights dart shoot seemed to be outstanding for double and triple winners of steaks handed out scrumptious steaks in this fashion Gib Tel- 1 Ward two win there will have to be a playoff between the three teams trophy will be presented at the Ladles Auxiliary Zone Rally which Is to be held at Branch B2 Port Credit May where guest speaker will be 1st vice president of the ladies to tbe Ontario provincial command Jean President Jean Held Is look ing for a good turn out for the zone rally which we understand Is held once a year At last Sundays Saturday Morning Hockey election which was held at the Branch it very evident that Interest In Ge orgetown Kid Hockey is as keen as ever We have attended many such meetings over the years but Sundays was the best attended we nave been to President Bud James estim ated that there would be fifty members out but added a rider that owing to the hockey play offs there could be twenty five to everyones surprise fiftydgbt saw fit to forego tbe Rangers- Black Hawk game We were particularly Impress ed by the large number of young men who act as coach es managers etc who were at tins meeting results of the election which was supervised by presi dent Norm Ward David Capper- old and yours truly were Herb Arnold president Mc Laughlin 1st vice J Yates and executive mem bers secretary Ward J Perl ford one Williams three Cross one Alice Buhner two Bottoms two R Mike Eland who sees to that car club draws are tho up and up bad a switch this last week he favoured the fair sex this week It was Gob Collier Wayne King Jim Car ney Harold Bennett and Bill Cunningham With the Country Classics on tho stand Saturday night was a full house affair prizes went Jim Scaling Frank Moore Ted Hand and Alice Corcoran The sneakers from upstairs were down In force for bin go and returned to tbe dance with the big one Frances ler was the happy winner other winners were Hank Russell and Earl roared bingo twice See you this weekend at the dart shoot the blngohig along or the dance Don forget the Leadership and Development Seminar the lunch is on Norm 505 ACRE SITE Provincial Park for Forks of the Credit The provincial governments parks department will have a team of planners tour EOS acre site of a planned provin cial park in the Forks of tbe Credit area this week to come up with preliminary proposals for its development A spokesman for the dep artment John Bell said this week the park land which was purchased along with ap proximately additional acres on the Niagara Escarp ment will probably not be ful ly operational 1973 NO DATE SET He said the department has had Its eye on the Credit Forks area for some time and Is aware of its potential as a park No date has been set for the start of develop ment but Mr Bell said offic ials would like to get it as quickly as possible He said that duo to budgetary restrictions work would not likely start this year though the park would have the high est priority next year He said it would be open during tbe period of development though faculties would be limited probably until 1973 EXHIBIT AREA Though no definite plans have been made yet Mr Bell said the park will probably feature camping grounds and biking trails to emphasize the features of the escarpment and the geology of the Credit Valley He said one of its main uses would probably be as a day facility to serve tbe Toronto Centred Regions urban areas The area may also have exhibit centres to show the geology natural his tory and human history of the area PEOPLE BUY THE HERALD TO READ AND READ THE HERALD TO BUY Make last winter the last winter you suffer the cold Nows the time to think about soma relief for next winter Every Texaco furnace is designed to ensure the complete combustion of every last drop of oil And oil means the most heat for the least money Easy budget terms available GetanewlexacoiiinicKnow Service I I I Tit iCOjiB HOMB COMFORT KINSMEN GIRLS BALL Sponsoring the Senior League for the Kinsmen Girls Softball League in 1971 will be Cleaners Youngs Blue Giant Equipment Cable Jets Leones Hairstyles and Insurance Awarded Bell Fellowship For Post Graduate Studies Irene M Nickel of George town has been awarded a Canada Centennial Fellowship for 73 She was one of eight recipients of the awards which are given annually Miss Nickel receives for her studies while an add tioaal is donated to the University of where she is a graduate student Donation of funds to the university helps defray costs for the graduate student program The Bell lowshfps are for graduate stud ies towards a matters degree Born years ago In Powell River B C Miss Nickel Is to graduate this year with her from the University of Guelph Miss Nickels graduate work will be in connection with stud ies which could point to re lationship of dietary fructose to disease syndromes where pres ent knowledge has been so far based on statistical evidence only Lodge Penny Sale Has Many Winners Penny Sale prizes and win ncrs at the Verdun Lodge Fenny Sale in the I O Hall last Wednesday Cushion Floss Tracey sewing box Alice May banks pillow cases Ethel Kaiser casserole Ann socks Agnes Deb bie pillow cases oven mitts Clare Wilson cilery A perfumed candle Kay Shier egg cups J Avon set blue Marie Newman socks Roy juice set M Mc Condi ess place mats Bruce pillow cases vcy compact J Campbell Chocolates Chamberlain lamp shades Rota Andrea trl vet Audrey Wilson mixing bowls McLean hair care Lena Johnston luncheon set J S Hyatt jewellery Ma bel Seddon cushion Hill amber muggs M Brown A lore centrepiece Packer cup and saucer Tullomo brown Avon set Arnold table cloth P uls coffee jam Millie Allen chill sauce and jam Collins cake and jam Smith Cake and jam W Fendley chile and- jam Bill McDonald chocolate cake Gail Sponce beets and jam Clare Wilson jam and marmalade Pat Kitch ener butter tarts Mrs Nell Best tea towel Paul yellow towel May low cases N Bradley floor wax Mrs Russell bubble bath Walker candy Glad photo album B Dixon Steak knives Jim Lindsay cook book Win Norton gold to wels Peggy McMenemy servi ettes H tea towels Anne Bingham pink towels Joyce Howard wine Elizabeth White candle V Arnold can dle Wes Fendley glasses Bar bara Campbell wooden tray Bill Hunter pillow cases Eve Saunders candy dishes Dor- Robinson egg cups Vic Carter salad servers Mrs relish tray Helen Leslie towels Jean THE GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY MAT Nil 1S71 Focus On a New You with Smart Glasses While Improving your vision alio focus attention on your looks Its Important to choose frame that accent features with fashion shapes and colours Lot us help soon IF YOU HAVE A Doctors Prescription For Glasses IET US IT ACCURATELY Wide Selection of Attrective BRAMPTON DISPENSING PTICI ANS MAIN ST N BRAMPTON Phone Hey kids how would you like to win a Big Wheel It s a threewheel bike with racing handlebars a bucket seat and a attachment Just like you ve seen on From now until May 16th you have a chance to win one in Dairy Queens Big Wheel contest Just fill in the coupon and take it to your nearest Dairy Queen store You can enter many times as you like And you don t even have to buy anything The Big Wheel contest is on at all participating Dairy Queen stores across Canada from May 1st to May 16th Be a winner Enter today I I I I I I Dairij Queen GUELPH REXWAY GEORGETOWN