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The Herald Second Front The fullsize paper reaching more than 12600 homes in Hills 76th Wl annual held Create community feeling in region eliminate divisive elements Morrow Halton Region Chairman government or having the regard for planning simply formed in should op Morrow believes there intestinal fortitude to do what because It enabled townships Is reviewing the nitre efforts by levels of Region Chair mi Morrow believes there should be community on regional council to prevent division We don need thoie members of representatives whose sole is In defeat the purposes aims of regional government itself wish to return to an outdated system he told an accountability meeting held in Burlington last week We need positive from all numbers of council he sild Even with that at titude on behalf of all of the region our job will be difficult and challenging but it can be Critics of regional govern ment don I understand what is being done Mr Morrow stressed I for one strongly n tul a I the government for having the itestlnal fortitude to do what was right to provide the basis for a new government which has he potential to handle and effectively with these problems Hi said he believed In regional government long before it was initiated Mr Morrow said the former county system was outdated and designed over a hundred years ago before we had cars rapid transit sewage plants and sophisticated social services as we know them lodav Under the county system the seven municipalities found it very difficult to on anything There was duplication of such services as landfill sites and staff The townships are being forced to divide the Irjside up into lots with little regard for planning simply because It enabled townships to raise tax revenues for the purposes of holding down the mill rate he said No effort existed to project population needs for housing for Iran or to simply deal with this very large neighbor of ours the City of Toronto growing at such a rapid rate and with so much political clout as a local government He told the meeting the Dill 151 committee which is regional committee composed of representatives from it formed Region in i I effectiveness in the region first three Mr Mil of municipality has mended the provincial government abolish the board of health and make it a com mlttec of regional council directly under its control The Bill committee which takes its name from the enabling legislation which is also being give invest ting the of bringing the Children s Aid Society under direct control of Other an is include the police and eonstrv minorities councils in agencies results from the prison which requires public funding through tax levies but no direct control on spending the ilccled representatives In political life we arc held accountable for many areas have neither the respansibllnj or control he Slid and I it if forts should lie to return Ihese the control elected re lives oppose any efforts by levels of government or authorities or societies which arc not under the of Members of Women Institutes mixed business with pleasure at the district annual held Tuesday at Knox Church Luncheon was served by women of the church The heme for the affair was I- llznbeth Silver Jubilee while branch numbers deposited pennies for friendship they disclosed cling that who mill r The Children Aid Society this brought down i budget per cent higher than while the police brought down per cent Increase in its budget Regional council his no authority to control budgets of the firs benefits of Mr the fornnln during her year reign Ironside said wis donated In pennies The Women InstMule will ipp roach town council within and request that various such as Nerval Milton Heights ampbcllville be referred to by their names ill communities asks where I live I want to reply not Milton Fran Puree said A request will be sent to the federal ministry of transport that enacting legislation be passed to standardize teat belts making all the openings and all be the same type The request was voted as an emergency issie and will be passed onto the safety council with pertinent background Information nominated New executive members are Mrs Glen Campbell president first vie president Mrs John third vice- president Mrs E Norton federation rep Mrs G Ironside alternate Mrs Leonard Andrews public office Mrs assistant public region police force No on concerned about boundaries Now we ire more concerned with lawn of Ihe cohes losing their identity and when secret Area deer herds overpopulated of glimpses ire of deer through small ACTON SCHOOL A SUCCESS BUT May not be held next year Police Constable Bill McGralh outlined for about a doicn students the procedures in police crime laboratory In the foreground Is a blow up of a fingerprint and part of a portable crime lab kit Despite overwhelm support from students who attended Acton High School second mini school last Wednesday there may not be another one next Ken the learning resource teacher who organized the day long event in which guests volunteered their expert in subject said an is being undertaken to find out why ittendance was less than expected In in interview Frida he said ibout students were expected to show for the event of the day an exhibition of trampoline work by Trampchamps who are back by popular demand aftc per forming at last year mini school but only 20 or so student showed up He felt that the good weather last Wednesday have accounted for some studcnls skipping school and also that it was the second year in a row ind the novelty of the courses may have worn off Three did not up which meant students had to change their choices at the last minute he said However those students who did attend and filled out evaluation forms had many suggestions ranging from making some of the courses longer than minutes to having the mini school in the winter months and their suggestions are being evaluated Mr Ellis said Mr Ellis felt that the mini school might better be run every other year which would case the search for resource people who all volunteer their Sir a to have everything under Trained an a nurd dog by June and Be McQualn of Llewellyn Kenneli la Sir had thr auditorium high sI iajI mini school all tohimtelf while he went through his paces his trainers killing Ihe animal and car Three ilcer have been sight it vjrvug times at Mea it nscrviuon by Villi stiff inform ilirni Him Jo lhnRSMiidrn this arc i is built up but they forget about Ihe surrmndng bush lots Mrs Rollings Deer l Ihe but found of arthritis If the disc ever spread through it the herd result would he said is but ire blinded by light large number killed by on roads use flashlights wilt first deer then I iter blind them miking the kill isy she Mill is wildlife corridor through tie Silver Creek area tilting the Niagara Escarp ment ind Unite wildlife m in igement officer of mmistr resources in knows corn Deer ire over Ihe and the possible solution is allow i controlled gun three dajs of the Mr said It seems cruel he said but officers picked up de id deer off the high wiys last year And this figure does not Include the number deer killed by wild orb he said in I ml everj for pending but Mr said knows he just scr itching the surf ice Arch irs re ill three ind he more people will archery and in the hunt I jisi jcir archers ported seeing 1300 deer Arclu ry is rccre ition in Itself would help solve the prob populjlcd deer herds treasurer Mrs Hargrove assistant Mrs Wilson and past president Mrs L Conveners are Mrs Glffen Mrs McMillan Mrs Leonard Andrews Mrs El Norton Mrs J McEnery Mrs Mrs Campbell Mrs Margraves Mrs Ewart Mrs Ms Robertson Mrs Cowan Provincial board member Myrtle Held is investigating immigration laws is con with a need for Canadian material In schools the Niagara Escarpment Commission the Ontario Food Council and nuclear waste As guest speaker she llated several upcoming events for the Women Institute and is inlerested in expanding the Junior Women Institutes in the area Mrs Held told women members that provincial president Mrs wrote a letter the Queen on behalf of the Women In stltutc congratulating her of the anniversary to the throne A reply of was received In a black lined en vclope acknowledging the letter estimated at 10toi2 years but the average life span is three years Since the gun deer hunting season was banned 10 ycjrh ago the number of deer killed on the road rose from he said Most of deer are hcilthy do farmers prob lems by eating apple tree buds crops The problem can not be solved transferring the deer up north because northern communities arc faced with the same serious problems Mr said Farmers find deer carcasses left on their land proving the visit of poachers and conserve Hon officers have been toldof a deer killing but find no deer When officers pick up deer the animal is aged ind results determine whether the meat can be Edible meat is donated lo chanty organlza ions and parts of the deer body is shipped to the Ontario Veterinary College for autop sy he said Unedible meat has been nulcd in the past kennels for dog food and to the African lion Safari However In hot weather the deer bloats up easily and the meal becomes tainted quickly and Is not at all The body is buried either on conservation land or where the body was found if impossible Mr said ie minis try is working with liver sity of to try and determine the size of the deer herd but It Is not on easy He has flown in a plan Women s Gas stolen from trucks Police aid n persons siphoned from trucks own Burns Trmsport Todd is Ins every evening for the past week when trucks arc backed up in front of loading ramp in front of Gage St presented Ihe retiring secretary II In nsi in Women Institute the Annual meeting of LEASING A CAR OR TRUCK GIVE US A TRY HALTON HILLS PARKING AUTHORITY will by the undersigned or lo iho Parking Authority This ending December 31s1 facilities both metered on park Oil and be delivered no In Clerk Administrator 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