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Graduate Jane M Kitchener of Georgetown recently gradual with a degree in the secret anal program of Shaw Col leg The graduation ceremonies were held at Toronto Royal York Hotel and Ontario General Roy McMurtry a poke to the over people in attendance Agriculture Federation meets By Henry Stanley Close to members the Federation urc and friends met at Hill crest United Church George town on Monday evening December Following a delicious beef dinner served by the ladles of the church one enjoyed the songs and entertainment of David son The guest speaker cliff had car trouble and was unable get to the meeting however there were plenty of Interesting talks from Julian Reed M Frank Phil brook MP and the various committee chairmen of the Federation of Richard Chairman of the Education presented Nancy McKinnon Milton 1 with the Federation Scholarship for the Degree Program for the University of Fish Oak was the recipient of a for the Diploma Program Norman Bird Georgetown gave an excellent historical report of the activities of Hydro over the past of years Norman Is after years of service as a Director of the Fed oration of Agriculture He was presented with a pen set by Bob Merry for his outstanding work especially In the of briefs on Issues Line Fences Act Ontario ro Niagara Com mission Properly Tax Reform Land Use Planning Etc Keith Anderson Campbellv Director of the Farm Safety Council told of the many safety actlvil in over the year and recommended a safety film which features many farm children who have lost their limbs through farm accidents it Is hoped that this film can be shown In schools throughout Halton Ed Sigsworth Chair man of the Land list Commit tec staled that the was happy with some of the sections of the new official plan for but some what disappointed with some of the other seem ns of It the no jo a I In Hamilton during the last few days of November Peter Han nam was returned once again as President The annual membership fee for individual service members is now or If it is to be renewed The twenty Directors elected for 1979 the tinn of Agriculture are as follows Keith Anderson Norm 191 Oak George Bird George town Tom Foster Camp bellvillc 3 Murray Harris Milton Claude Camp- bellvillc Richard Georgetown Harold Law rencc 1318 Third Line Oak vltle 1 Colin Marshal Milton Bob Merry Milton Harold Mlddlebrook Milton Bruce McClure Georgetown Ken MeNabb Georgetown Fred Nurse Georgetown Jim Held Georgetown worth Walkers Line Mil Ion Richard So vcreipn Mil ton Gerhard Trevlranus Georgetown Earl Wilion Nerval and Acton lands contract From the Ottawa Bureau Of The Herald OTTAWA Ltd of Hills has signed two contracts with the defence department to facture worth of elect ron tubes the department of supply and services has an It was among led contracts worth or more that were awarded by the department to Canadians during the week ended Nov Total value of the contracts amounted to 497 If Now Could Last Former Peace Would Be MoreThan JustaWord ITS A SPECIAL TIME THIS STRETCH OF DAYS WE CALL CHRISTMAS PEOPLE SMILE MORE OFTEN OPENLY UNPRETENTIOUSLY CHILDREN HAVE AN ADDED SPARKLE IN THEIR EYES LIKE A MAGICIAN WITH A MAGIC WORD TO MAKE THINGS DISAPPEAR OUR MAGIC WORD IS CHRISTMAS AS SOON AS WE HF4R ITTir PROBLEMS THAT SHUFFLE THROUGH OUR MINDS TEND TO MAGICALLY DISAPPEAR THERE IS NO OTHER TIME ON EARTH LIKE IT IT IS PEACE AND SERENITY IT IS HAPPINESS AND HOPE IF NOW COULD LAST FOREVER PEACE WOULD BE MORE THAN JUST A WORD THIS MESSAGE IS AN EXPRESSION OF THE HOPES AND DESIRES FELT DURING THIS SEASON BY THE MANY PEOPLE WHO WORK FOR ABITIBl THROUGHOUT THE WORLD ABITIBl PROVINCIAL PAPER Georgetown Ont