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HILLS OUTLOOK Saturday February Outlook on Hal ton Hills Halton CAS seeks two board members Arc you a person who is strongly committed to the welfare of children and capable of managing public funds responsibly If the answer to both questions Is yes the Children Society would welcome a call from you by March IS The 74yearold agency whose mandate Is the protection of children In Hoi ton Region Is seek two new board members to commence threeyear terms of of recommencing April Board members must be willing to devote a minimum of six hours per month to the Board of Direc tors which oversees the work of CAS The Board consists of IS directors 12 of whom arc elected by the members and six of whom are municipal stives appointed by the Region of Halton Two or the 12 elected members are CAS volunteers and two are foster parents CAS Board directors come from all part of the region represent all walks or life and donate their lime and talents to the agency CAS Is a leading child welfare agency In Ontario with many innovative programs to pre vent child abuse and to and support families where intervention is necessary The agency Is recognized as a keystone of com leadership and service delivery The agency received BO per cent of Its funding from the Ontario Ministry Of Community and Social Services and per cent from the Region of Private donations ore used for special projects or pro- For further information contact David Patterson Chairman of the CAS Board Nominating Committee by phoning 8448211 or writing to him Children Aid Society Road Ontario Top writer Soccer and colnmnlit for The Herald Ales Tod Kb wi elected a the recipient the Top Correspondent Award The in- li by staff of the Herald and given to the writer for excellence and in the Journalism field Here Sport Editor Mike Turner left present with his trophy Kinsmen honor HAND report card hc on our superpowers Most Canadians now perceive the policies and weaponry of both superpowers not Just the USSR as the major problem in East West relations This is one conclusion of a survey conducted in 1907 by the Canadian Institute for International Peace and Security The Institute was created by an Act of Parliament in IBM If a report card had been done bos on this survey the murks given by Canadians to each superpower would have been remarkably similar One example is thai per cent of those surveyed believe the USSR Is trying to Increase its in in the world today while fll per cent believe the US is trying to do the same thing High marks for a genuine interest in disarmament were given by per cent to and by per cent to Reagan Sadly one in three dians found neither leader thy on arms control It is legitimate to remember at this point that this survey was con ducted before the December Soviet American treaty on intermediate- range nuclear weapons It could be assumed that now neither country nor lender would be Judged The author of this study Prof Don Munton speculates on why dians now rate American and soviet policies Similarly it seems that forty years of cold peace with the USSR including a decade of detente as well as a few years of Mikhail Gorbachev appealing diplomacy have persuaded Canadians that Soviet handling of world problems Is not all bod Conversely a few decades of US foreign policy pro blems including Vietnam and Nicaragua topped by term or two of Ronald Reagan simplistic and sometimes bellicose rhetoric have Canadians that American of world problems Is not all good The study found that per cent believed Soviet actions were the greatest threat to world peace B per cent thought it was American Much larger percentages thought the greatest was the spread of weapons to smaller countries per cent and the tensions In the Middle East percent In this survey I hear Canadians speaking with a rational moderate and independent voice on global security If you like I were not one of the survey participants it is not late contribute to the impor The Kinsmen Club of Georgetown held an Appreciation Night In conjunction wilh its regular meeting Feb The club honored those individuals organizations and businesses that have helped the club with its various projects Highlights of the evening was the presentation of an Membership in the club to Jim Ford Mr ford has played Santa for many years lor the Kinsmen Seniors Tour Lights has helped with their fcr drive and for the past years has been president of the Kinsmen Girls Softball League Mr Ford a past Kinsman works for Bums Transport I who were also recognized for their orcein lion Certificate for the Town from Kinsmen President Jim Con as he thanked all the citizens and businesses in Hills that have supported the club Christmas sales fertilizer and TV auction SAME DAY TAX RETURNS GuelphSl 8772217 The Brampton and District Labor Council supported a client of Youth Centre In January council donated to pay for one person lo use the service Above Fern Wolf representing he Council receives an award of appreciation from CA Regional Manager CI Buddie Smith COURTMATES Traffic Ticket Specialist about high cost Insurance and low of dement A former police officer years traffic experience can help MIKE 8771556 Tod Fra j ton Cam defense To add your voice write to the Honourable Perrin Minister of Defense House of Com No stamp Submitted by I iRhlowIrn mrmberof AND Others honored that evening which was also the club 30th an niversary were Sliver Creek Scr vice Centre Cubit Systems Georgetown and P J D Smith and Sons Trucking Georgetown Outdoor Power Equipment Rapid Print The Herald The Independent Bill for h s work with the Girls Softball and Lots and Terry Champ for their work Seniors Tour of the I Mayor Hum Miller was also present and accented an STYLES COLOURS PRICES COME IN AND BROWSE HANDBAGGS PLUS it fVn 2446 HOURS WED SAT 1D FRI CLOSED MONDAYS LEARN TO DRIVE THIS WINTER COOKS MWEU1 Good Care TIRE SALE IKES Licenced Mechanic Brakes Exhaust Minor Repairs Georgetown 8776601 MENS WEAR Final Clearance 50 to 70 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