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iwssitlli r j x fstl zen cousin clubs here for lad ykins conference one huadi aad ten kin ertile wr won by a dandu j ettee from caelpm dlt cb0rwatcrioo fitorli oakvujeiodaa hamilton h pejerstoney creek and freav ton aloof wui mrs doreen athaean klnette distract no 1 cooveacr and tar members at her executive from niagara falls ettiwdwrf the annual kin zone a lnurelub held at the legion iell march 34 1m4 the onus parley this year hosted by the georgetown kio- ties u held each spring la a dittcttoc axes and serves eoafoeike where each f ttfv thuutla moous it picture of loveliness in h1 ntmbu for momsiobe one of the erod of fantastic fashions that georgetown kin exhibited for an audience of a hundred end ten diltf kinettei cancer research is expensive lseek funds in house campaign the georiielown hranrh of he canadian cincas bociety will eotnmnire their annual cam pa ik ti f c r v umli on won day april 6 h the society doel not receive any funds fivim either the com anunity che it or lied reather campaign funds and tine the national institute of canada will spend ibfl3 610 on re aearch alon t tdl year 1 wo 610 will have to be provided through the cam pa urn the bal ihm will come from 1ederal provincial itfants please wel coma your rsnvauer and do- atai as much as you can here are some pertinent facts about the use your donation will be i put to m the ontaijo division of the canadian caiscer society is one el uti divisions in canada and up rtf twelve districts sjlghiveight kinll twa hundred jnd7 tiny brunches and many tuhunlls 43000 new cases of ettcer will be dm nosed or the first time this year bringing to 70 000 the tou1 number of can adians receiving treatment can car will be tfia causeuol qnk out of every stx deaths from aix esuses only through re search can this loll be reduced and the problem solved the coat f the education programme fn canada in 1062 waa 904187 or which susoooo was spent in ontario equlpullnt for reseach omby man fighting court next stop is 0mb hearing a mm who appealed an ast- cunrnl lo hll property iii unty court kitting lifter he i lost a court ot revision hearing will again contest his claim before a municipal board neat month martin sallba m of hornby today a special hearing or ontario municipal board i will be held in oskvllln april slat 10 a m to consider his i claim that he is over assessed jim bottom land property li sallba along with tils broth ib james and joseph is cou testing an assessment nf 123 n acre on land on vegetables or market lie said his neighbours farm i era pay only 35 an acre on hoo so mill assessment of the co acre until holding iheld in his mothers name sal ba says he is assessed more an bis neighbors though he veceives the same serviced front he county sallba cultivates m acres of a jsoacre holding for the throwing tut vegetables tils argument u taut he is paying extrjt taxes tfor the same services is his lelgnbor ho said his present assess- nt works out ui about sen tlili is no encouragement to i guy who is trying to utake a i of tilings i dont tnlttd pay- f taxes we have a good hool sysiemand goodf roads but why should ibe penalised because 1 want to grove veget- totes he sked tm going to fight this all lie way its become matt jr principle with roe he deluded l in the o da the on pan ijvliijf of f thnifof the licnd was i girdle manufacturer and treatment is tcxce d1ngly txfkxhxvk a cobalt simulator cost s10000 a cobalt treatment unit is brim kx gaddoo the radio active source in the cobalt 60 unit rotts 23 000 and usually uts two years an elretroh microscope roiti about km 000 a light micro scope 1000 a betatron costs approxinit ely 300000 insulled the cancer research unit university of westam ontario computed in 1061 cost app roximately mooooo w research grants amounllnjt to lljlol and 27 fellowshlpa in amount of 70417 were aw isrded in the uu twelve months there are 87 cancer research teams at work in canada abd 1 40 full urn rrsesirch selen tlsts working on the problem i rata for thl nsearrh tol approxlmatley 173 esch mice 1 10 the average laboralnry uses about j11000 worth of them esch year and another 2800 it required to feed them it costs 10 000 per labors tory for serum used for tissue cultures drus and slsiswaxe cht thouunda of dollars annually n i the above are but a very few of the expenditures absolutely necessary if resesrch and treatment are lo be contln ued homniy community club to buy school sewing machine the north trsfalgsr commu nlty club held their mirch mee- tlng st the borne of mrs cllf ford may twenty members and cute vlsilior were present the piwdent mrs ausn ross opened the meeting with the singing of the club ode fol lowed by a short business per iod it vii decided that the club would buy a new electric sewing machine for the sun shine school for retarded chi dren at hornby mrs clifford msy snd mrs alfred bsli were appointed to do the buying the childreis are also sss dlsesrded nylons which are id eal for making stuffed toys snd cushions for their annus bis aar and tea la june the nest meeting will be held at the home of mrs usuries wilusm son on april 8th mrs john 1111 who teaches at the sunshine school will be guest speaker the meeting closed with the benediction for the program mrs clifford may gave a very humorous reading mrs d dowllng conducted a candy con test the evening adjourned and a delicious lunch was ser ved by the hostess the north trafalgar euchre club held their regular euchre on saturday night march 18th with te tabl in play the prise winners were as follows mrs kred workman mrs gor don miller wilfred rane who pksyed as a lady j fred work man jim hamilton and cliff msy lunch was served by mrs elmer may and mrs roy bresk the next psrty will be on sat- april utb congratulations are extended to the norval junior farmers and their director on winning the first place award on white phantom mrs william brain deserves a great deal of credit for the hours she spent in structing the players night- af ter night congratulations also to ruth mason who was chosen as the best actress as a negro maid the best actor was bruce van der vllet who played part of officer jerry nolan the adjudicator mrs m f newton of campbellvllle said litany of the players were very talented the margaret elliott trophy was presented to ruth mason and the j e wbjtelock trophy to van dei vllet by judge george elliott mrs brain received the prise for the best traduction of white phantom the afternoon sewing unit of the hornby united church ucw met en wetlnesdsy mar lllh at the home of mrs wu mcpherson for a full day of quilting at noon the ladies all enjoyed a bountiful potluck din ner the quilting was attended by 10 members rrlends and neighbours call ed at the home of ur and mrs roy bresk last friday llarek 27th to extend their good wl shea on the oecsslon of their ihjj wedding anniversary ma by lovely gifts were received for- roy and isabel x- preased their sincere thsnks to all the tea table was deeorsted with a beautiful flower srrsnge- ment which waa gilt from tba closeby neighbours and silver candle holders with white ligb ted candles which was- gift from the younger members of the family birthdsy greetings on april 1st to unds wilson thomss shea and kerry jepson to llrl sn bussell on april 2 to don nl plsnt on april 8 gloria gallant on april 8 and mich ael hlppanee on april 0th the many friends of allan bush are pleased to hesr he was able to return home last ifrlday fromthe branl-uoapl- tal in burlington a speedy recovery la wished for allan a euchre party we held last thursdjy night at the boyne community centre with eleven tables in play winners for the evening were mrs alfred ball mrs clare ford m ceilings and fred babock a delicious lunch was served by the lsdles in charge i eden united church yps met on sunday night march 29th at the home or ruth barbara and rould break the meeting opened with a hymn followed bythe lords prayer the min utes of the last meeting were read and the tressurers report the roll call a book in the old testament wu an swered by the 11 members pre sent a social evening for the month of aprll was discussed but nothing definite decided the program was in charge of lon hamilton end was taken from the study book the word and the way the meet ing closed with hymn atod the benediction a delicious lunch wssterved thvnexl meeting will be at the home of bui mar- ehll the glvel klnette and mrs ida alcorn of the home town ol following the draws the presidents of each of the twel ve klneite club gave their annual report ea their clubs activities under taken in the past year klnette convener dereen atkinson wi introduced by georgetown kb- ette president mrs atoores she spoke to the iadstt briefly on district activities and thaakedtbe host f for their hoepitaliy entealainmeat a must snd in line wik the spring theme mrs oal collect introduced francine bryant moderator of the latest modes and her mod- la the mfer ladles of faabjoia channad ahelr audlenc with raryihiojjf from formal and cocktail towam to maternity the nxhthd through the wainslsnd sports frctfvs indudinj as a club ptaaidexit details the service projects aad fund raudn me- cmployed by her dub bver the peat year the dejeoratlocti of the halh fouewed a prim theme with stealer bunnies fountains and the hosiers carried by sjkodeuln their ebaah toned sprint bonnets while be era suneitc catolud the far lslenne kwu krulae ia be held in isay by fevering their clsself cancan gfrwns cueeta were welcomed to the dining area by fast president of the ctsorgetown club mrs eva atlddletod and lira lorns taylor and lntcrclub convener mrs call colietl thihna the meal the guests ore entertained by soloist tom trouun acoonlpanisd by icenneth lurrlaoo akct uu c they heard kebcuotu frm the upeomin kls ue kate production in iuy in which mr truich la starring the dert time waa aun kept oulte lively with over o prlic being won bv i he jiueats the raffle prlxes of a reflector toaster and a corfainjtware casa- the latest in boudoir styles the audieoe was shocked to discover at the end of the show jhat those gorgeous femme fat ale prancing the ramp were none other than kinsmen moet eager to assist their klnettea harrison added to the display by remaining composed and supplying the most appropo music not to be outone by their brother kinsmen dean taylor trev moor jim cooper and hob collt t were led on stage by the cancan girla where they premlrd an agila act called the whiatlrs their whmung ability to awed the audience that this ui eiited foursome are being held over to display themselvra at the fourth annual kinrtte krulw on the 2ihh day of may at the riviera ivter jones jhola east 1 1 ktonrscti hit a rvew mark in ndiculum at the kirwtte inlerclub torn of ihm intentionally wild like live throe piece of dome decor modelled itere by goorrjelown kinotlet gail collelt doren atlonton and donna mooei lang don marks twentieth fear county magistrate there were just three ex before magistrate kenneth u langddrt whrri he took his seat for the first time in politw court twenty years ago the occasion was recall by inspector kdward heath of the oakvllle police iv part hie tit when he felicitate the george town magistrate on having com pleted twenty years of service on the bench just prior to pol lea sourt last week ue paid tribute to magistrate langdon for the fair and efficient way in which he has administered justice over the years lie remarked that relieving msiiatratee who had come te lullon had said that magutra le langdona court wu the best conducted police court in the province and theel pceeented the magistrate with aa engraved gavel it is a grest honour and privilege to he able to con gratulate you on the 30th ann i versa ry of your first sitting here said d g ucconachle on behalf of the legal profess ion your duties have been handled very well all theae many years mr mcconachle expressed appreciation of the considerat ion ahown by magistrate lang don for accused persons appear ing before him and for the manner in which he assisted convicted persona through the probation service the probat service- was doing marve lloua job he si id i would like to present you with this token of appreciation for your excellent service and to wish you many more mce easful years h the bench ild mr mcconaehie presenting the magistrate with a pen and pencil set magistrate langdon has pro bably served for longer than any other magistrate in county history since he took office the volume of hla work has in creased enormously on the days docket there were ib cas es a number which la con sidered small for thli day he holds court five daya a week in oakvilla and milton in add itlon to holding the position of magistrate ha la a judge of the hal j court and the hatton family court which are held each week hla office u at 24 main st s georgetown served 3 crowns the veteran magistrate hag served with three crown att orneys the late w i dick of mill on lloyd dingle of bur unit on and the present crown attorney peter me williams 1i has had two court steno graphers mrs helen dewar of milton and the present aleno- graphei mrs k dwyer of geo rgetown during wi years on the ben ch magistrate long don has be come noted for his sympathetic and intelligent approach to the problem of juvenile dellquency and to that presented by young adults who get into trouble with the law- he baa taken full advantage of the probation ays teal jokeep youthful offend ers out of prison and to help them to become rehabilitated last year he wrote a aeries of articles dealing with various aspects of the tiroblem of you thful offenders before being appointed to the bench magistrate langdon pra- cu georgrtiwnhe has 3 sons kenneth who is how practlcln law in toronto and brian tba majjjtrafva mail fctio oppoiei free education but favours more aid 0 charles st w toronto 5 ontario dear mr lduor the march 10th edition of the herald reported a speech mad by halton county mil george kerr in the ontario legislature on the subject of university education undoub tedly mr kerr was sincere in his wishes to improve tha op portunities for education but there is something missing in hla philosophy of education or at least in hla reported speech which must be taken into ac count mr kerr suggested that year round schools might be an an swer to the high cost of educa tion at the present time the major universities in ontario are open eight months of the year to full time atudents about six weeks in the summer for summer studenta evenings and saturdays tor extension courses and some offer correspondence courses for those unable to reach teaching centres this means when marking time for exams is included that the uni vers it tea are already open ele ven months of the year during the day and about eight months during the evening and on sit urdays the physical accommo dations of most ontario univer si tie i iri taxed aim ait to the if limit at the moment beyond this however is much greater problem a rec ent symposium on student mental health held at tha unl versity of toronto concluded that there is an alarming num her of university atudents elth era on tha verge of or actually requiring psychiatric treat ment dr wodehouse the dlr ector of the university health service at toronto supported these findings with figures which showed that his psych latrie staff of two were in con- stmstfltmand andthatthe staff whuld have to be increased to five in a very short time this la just at toronto the pressures to produce of economics of personal life and of the impact of new values all contribute to the mental state of health of the student he is u ruler constant pressure to pro duce he works an average of ten hours per day six days a week ho li constantly being confronted with ideas and ideals of a different nature than his own and often in direct con trast to hll own ha baa little time to meditate on assimilate and sort opt these new vahrei thus hla search for truth u frus trated by the very climate meant to foater the enterprise his personal life is disrupted away from home constantly evaluating new acquaintances he la in a constant atate of flux there u no such thing as a typical junlveralty student any longer while canadian- soci ety does not generally view ac cess to higher education as a right for every high school gra duate who objectively meets an acceptable standard neither doeltregmdhuhflr studlci favorite hobble are golf and curling tv1 pjvvfnri aa the exclusive preserve of the governing classea as a result whole rros section of society is thrown together in a commu nlty of iwrnlng the rich do not know whether to live they are accustomed because they want to be psti of the group the poor cannot live they are but must necessarily raise their standard of living to survive this situ tion would only be amplified by free university education til at further aid is needed not be questioned there are many students who would not only receive increased ben efits but would slio make an increased contribution to the university if freed of economic anxiety isevertheleis the uni versity experience is treated wth much greater respect if the student contributes to hla own upkeep if its worth lie ving it s worth working to get it- at present there is a fine bursary system in particular the dominion provincial snd mklnt m imitvlnticn nurseries but the amounts awarded could be increased the cuscausi sponsored tax deducation of tuition fees is a good thing but benefits only a minority of the students since most students do not earn a significant am ount more than the basic 1100 deduction during the summer the solution does not lie in free year round universities it might lie in incresied bursaries and textbook grants it might also ur in a concerted campaign by the provincial government to gain more high paying sum mer jobs for university stud ents kree tuition would relieve many students of their econo mic burden but would increase their stsndsrd of living with the snowball effect of putting greater demands on the less fortunate to maintain the status quo and thus only wr ving to multiply the probltm for those most in need of assis tance and a wild dream which would be invaluable for most students would be to at low them one summer during their university career to read and think without having to work there la no simple solution the government will have to take the ateps it deems neces sary and adequate whatever the solution it will demand in creased provincial aid arcom panlad by increased support from the general public if one thousand cillxcns of geor getown were to donate 910 each year for the average wage ear- versity students it would mean a great deal ten dollars p year for the average wage ear ner is not very much but collec tively it would result in i a textbook grant of 100 which ia the minimum cost of books for one year and il a bursary of w00 for twenty university students from georgetown there is no reason why this couldnt be done in george town and in most other tuwrts and ritiea in ontario this would decrease the amount of provincial money needed for direct support and free more funds for capital expendltuie there are unlimited posiblli lies if we but have the sense to grasp them sincerely tom rohmlavts arnold rathbun represarwstive sum up or canada 47 slatvly crtu brampton h 4514030 harris floral akitancicmmuyf cob kvirv occasion dellfrrts cuf plewot wxuino tuxmuet 10 mau st k trmsu gf on behalf of ihe red croii evecutivij w would like to extend mtt urieerer appreciation and thanks lo the generous contributions which made our campaign such a success particular thanks lo the areacaptains and canvassers who gave so willingly of their time o w corbett d c campaign chairman a m sutherland campaign vicechairman use royal bank service to help you m w yournoncy to keep choqiuda bornming and other irxpenafa dowtoo bufldlnj a nestcat y t p boys bavsnoi account for bfll- paylnf t a royal ramaonax chiqudto ac count cash for a car or some other heavy your banking your local royal branch la the helpful place to go rovalbank i wmi-p- ma i georgetown bronchi f v aaaaaaaaaltti