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SECTION Wednesday August 1MM Fall Faic Baking prize list grows Approval allows extension for region dump Herald Special As September it time for to plan their in the Georgetown Fall Fair hull Each year the prize list Is revised and the Ladies Division of the Fair feels that this year will hold a most exciting list of categories Robin Hood Hour is sponsoring two com pel I linns to commemorate their th anniversary The class for 1984 The National Hood Birthday ike before entering This year the ladles have included a Section in the hit consisting of Flowers Baking Home crafts Crafts and Junior section There wilt be a special display in the hull for this section as well as demonstrations in the hall on Sunday The Counlr Store be in operation again this ycir Homemade cookies and breads along with jams Herald Staff It was with u big of relief that regional councillors welcomed Hie Environment il Assessment Board repeirl last week niiiRlhi region dump The ho granted ipprov il foi continued dumping at tin Ion I tin ion s sole depositor for gar Competition consists jellies and small gifts all of baking and decorating a Sherwood CI Cake Thcrecipcfor Is available in the prize ljst There ire prii List cs for this class and the The national winner by the Ladles of the Fair Hoard will be i there This takes ice on Saturday The Prize Ktcnslvc is well classes Art- ible for a trip to Collections wood tores England Snapshots etc arc nil The Junior Class from judged to the Robin Hood is the Natl age of the entrants Robin Hood Cookie- classes have gram Contest in which been enter entrants and through the schools younger arc required to but the Fair Hoard Ljdi bake a chocolate chip is wish to stress that in any these competitions are shape and decorate It in open to all children in the a theme for the categories listed The The National Winner category wins a personal computer elisor are again sponsoring the ate Dream Cake Contesl There have been some in the rules this ye from Septem to the inel Anyone wishing more information on these or other aspects of the should contact Mrs Joyce ing SecretaryTrcasur Box George- Two days left There ire two turn and 1 Depart d of our Summer mint Office so caster Activities today iour child will passes cm be pur events chased it your we have pi inntd Corn roast llykW roast Aug lltralcKorresponiknl Members United Church mg at p I ire reminded of the one is invited Orienteering meet Tins family event fi Admission into Hie ma is For more inform itlon nil Erosion control project Natur il Resources Minister Alan his announced approvil of the Credit Valley Conservation Authority to under ike i slope control project icetit to Place in Hilton Hills slide in tin resulted in slope future in the Silver Creek illey posing a llircil a residence on I- den Place The Credit Valley Authority proposes to st the slope by realigning Silver Creek to prci further undercutting of the I inks Slope stabiliz ilion works will bo implemented Subject to provincul pnonties and of funds pruwnml nits tot will lie contributed the project The landowner is contributing low the cost of this project The tot il lied cost this project is May 1987 Garbage from Hal ton Hills Millon Burlington will continue lo be buried on the existing ire of the site on lew arc is of proper Mile Oik pubh mm Ann Her We quite a sigh of Unit the told I If the results of the hi mg held in J had mid region id i of the Hurling lo Museum festival follows on the s of last month the Minister of the for to continue the of the lie he in ster printed the ale to allow on top of ilrei irbiec at the in Kill Ml Ihe will tie with tin limits of the property md w In ri quire the pur elms hi of rdjs- si bo lone gol e vcr so the mosl of it i On 10 Agnculftril Museums irmly Corn Sundry From 12 lo of ill to enjoy will like plan Ihe in is the freshly sic lined eornon Hie colt is cooked i I sic im engine husks on del enjoy I term m inicemint plan itij worked on by the in which would process from 1 of ilton i ite Ihe rem in ing Mr tent will lie buried in one of six II silts currently stud by I it the I ite I reiommuulal on il of dumping is I industrial and nut be disposed lie landfill By Ihe ret on must sill it to the Mini stry of roundw iter an I sir mi program ir my imp ill I mil iiifriehs lid these mciits the reelor of public rks rtqi nil I mi tint d fill Advisory Coram llee estith to review the con opera ifttr 1 Ih ii inn TAKE IT EASY TAKE THE TRAIN For and INFORMATION Your Authorized Is Barbir in Beulna EUbllihd Main SI S 8772214 car stereo The Uftrmate check the prize list town Teenagers polled take voting serio Herald Special Many teenagers feel that voting is a great expansibility After interview ing live youths who reached the age of 10 and will be voting tins year for the first time it was clear tint voting is important of these youths were interested Issues that directly concern them I- or example all of those Interviewed turned their attention to student employment and financial assistance for university students But such issues as the deficit and nuclear disarmament ore also on their minds Most of the teenagers who were interviewed feel the political t being run very well They said would like to see a publicized and personal campaign They prefer to see and heir in person rather than watch them advertised on television front lawn Ruth Burns said You know who hut you don know enough about them unless watch I