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ffchHERALP Home Newspaper of Hills June 1MB A Division of Canadian Company Limited Main St South Georgetown Ontario Wit 1 1 IHlKIMOr- Publisher BOB Second CUn Ml I Property owners fight back It would rii si to fight mist tin i local government aliform ins I isl nil to reduce its to HI lilt in for suth mini tin Ihe elector in such dun won be overlooked other jurisd then ilk other si i ircisinC Reform of properly I is major concern everywhere while lot casts Invi been increasing il would In tin school which would suffer biggest burden inv ml reduction in funding So the question is re illy If Ihe I it seeking a reduction in properly lax he same level of service where will the money tome from California governor Edmund Brown says I hen will bt no new r used lot over the loss of more than billion in properly taxes But its ilready predicted llnl reds of thou of people Hill be forced out of government jobs income taxes for home owner will increase bec lust ire dtductiblei stile taxes to provide for unemployed morii in llns iffair llnl should recognize it it is tint Hit horn tinnier tint continue to afford the cost of mem One illern Ih has not m lor ltxil boils dawn lo sii ill of intrusion of higher levels of into I il Ihe same time I hi lull out of some loeal him Ihe would feel dependent Ihi in times would dole out lie property I ix in Ontario is Hi Must lot governments me reiu for lint on rel it ly kiii Hit hi m is in field of it whin ripidK developing areas is require funding for new siinUni or ihe incorporation of new ith in technology Mi stitemenl iliout bo irds ot itii becoming Ihi brunt any ion in pre peril ixtsisillu lied by Ihe ft ri a paler finds i bit ihe lol1om of his plenum ms prt for some time si He of jcross die proline In re ire where as is bet reused to value it tier pints win re revision is ind ailtoiliirswlun no Unlike in on win his pi lie since long in ill in Ik fought he bill il is it of lotal lulonomj lhroujh 1 1 using and possibly higher ixts Hit ft Rainy day tidbits from House of Commons Id I- Oil Ottawa Burr j Of Tie Herald Just a few lid bits you might miss if you d spend j afternoon reading record of the House of Commons Between 1964 and 1973 a total of 49402 ing expense Of were trained to speak English and 11 wen speak trench Thecosl drilling oil well in he Beaufort Sea from J3 nullum to million Drilling a simil ir w in tot wo million il cost 3UJ ide personnel cheek passengers and Can As of last In a icraee process ii nil s2Tdivs Iht Ft Agent i apphcaii ant alio Hit rimtnt of winnow JO t m it us spent bulk of this AJ pen iv the foreign is about air A tot 1 of last lot employees Of Hie itions were inter provincial depirtment of supply and services which ohuously doesn like ire walls spent SI TI WW last riling works of art Tin of public works last year gut work in outside most of in tin engineering elds of Oct age security wire muled to 127 Canadian tach month There ire different varieties of cheeses in llie world manufactures of these imports mother ir I is most popular variety m i sales totalling r cot HO pounds Next is al 41 100 pounds In ihe firs of last year miles females ipplied or in the Canadian Armed Forces The icccpled males and 1 Siiri i totil of ministers have sined from vinous Tin Commission which he developmt nl of the Hull rt publishes en in iwo is lulling tit lo the birds inhibiting hi ill version says tin try f ill hi ippwl is thicki tit flu qui In 1 400 full employees Davis faux pas By Quern Park Of The Herald TORONTO No m liter how he tries Premier Bill Davis is not going to explain his actions here at Queen over liill Thai is introduced by Ottawa East I Albert Roy that would hive legally guaranteed French language services by government lo the six per cent of the Ontario population who are Francophone in origin Examples would be a visit from a social worker or school classes orajurytnal ora health inspection II would not have made Ontario officially bilingual The decision on whether an area irran ted trench and when it should rtceivi It would have been up to a Language Services The bill received un inimous support in legislature Including verbal support from wo cabinet ministers before m killed II by refusing proceed with it Why he stopped the legislation i became a mailer for debate Unity groups protested and ant federal minister claimed he was appealing to the mil French backlash Their problem and Davis is thai his motivations are complex involving not just political principles an understanding of our parliamentary system all Davis agreed with the bill in principle and even said he measures Included arc a largo extent consistent approach government has taken In regard French language policy In act I regard today a vote as an endup the premier The objection he did Hive and thai txpresstd mildly wis igainst ensuring all I rights in I rather thin by custom ind judical rights are already statutory in n but social municipal and he Ipp menilion el he statutory is symbolic value especially to unity groups in Quebec but slid he preferred the current route smct it without my significant amongst people in Ontario t in in rights should be the rights ind to extend acceptance of iht general public he iquilly ison and i riant another llll I Hoy hill it a private fin s bill in in opposition bill ind in of such import fell obviously the route to go would by way of a gov r it bill lo the flnniieuil or hill the sometimes ruk lint memliers bills involvi ml Hurt- of money lulling Ihi debate even hough he Intended veto results was no or an insult the legislature Mike suggested Davis said noting tin same procedure was used on Liberal private members bill thai would have raised drinking age o 19 All quite logic it doubtful unity groups and will follow the Davis manning Rather concentrate on the death of the hill Atrip back in time to the tender age of Values are hard to change It is always been my personal belief that anything lhal interfere brain cells was strictly taboo Being a writer I always felt I needed whatever the good Lord gave me in the first place and I ve never felt I vc had anything Drugs were No grass very booze and no smokes No matter where you arc in lire you Wilt ilways find people who are lesser and greater than you I tried lo follow the lives of successful people to of a rewarding and successful career One thing thai has always stood out no smoking no drinking and definitely no drugs This whole pre imblc isn wirm up on the merits of marijuana and the general lifestyle or lick of it of today Billy Graham has iskeet for the removal of grass from the criminal code So many are claiming that a little pot never hurl anyone I no so sure Grass is not physically addicting I is psychologically and his may lie far more serious thin anyone can imagine A any rile Hit following pot is Ihe result of my reminiscing back when I was young wilh some thought as to how I d feel al 23 today A World by 1 and borough When was a kid everyone in the lot Not a neatly manicured park with ise dun pick the marigolds a tot A magnificeni hunk of field with high complete with frogs and and rabbits and wondered smells what a place The old lot Then was probably perverts hick hen but pollution was w is two bits took you off to Ihe show guys wore white and bail guys wore black you could lis tell just look it their hats Tin kills ill it popcorn shouted their hero right trick Two hits kid ilw came smiling back or Hit k d of lod five dolt mighl get you a show lit sand guys have blended and you in sit ind a victim being s away The show is no longer phec for a kid just to Inek come smiling back When I is kit worked and mothers stayed ill thers in me lis thai cooked ilmusl all of the day the kids so much energy bubbling for play I he kid of lodiy has body that old fifleen Ik i it on Hit run fills hole nutrition not seen kid of is victim of money machine lo work just to keep burgers on table the fathers work too the it I ikes Iwo to pay off life long debts if they pie m ide by Mom spunk for thing called When 1 was a kid booze was something hat most kids Behind in old barn or a shed where the folks t spy drugs were something by horrible dope fiends Sickly and slimy and lower than snakes these dope be nits between closed doom away from parents that pry It up his mind so that life just floats right on by all fades to a world built on soft floating dreams Have a Joint and nothing matters or so It seems The kid of today is a victim of the bureaucratic midline Lei us pot so they won have to think only No one has to make plans no honor no scheme Let us legalize pol they won hear the babies cry or ihe old folks scream A a dream All a dream When was a kid is a place we can no longer be And the world has changed much since was but twenty three Prices have risen beyond whal people can pay And peace of mind has slipped further and further away And the young they just trip out on grass our youth finds it better thai way And for this so called freedom of youth What a price they pay What a price they pay Looking through our files Tlllim AHS Good work of neighbors who formed but Kit brig sued from burning down on Hie farm of Mr and Mrs Alex Hume Milton I istThursdiy e fire started by some children inn slnwst only two feet from the while tin Humes li which is per thousand ratio 111 Housing 2 Iht fool of by 1 district for mini and llie for the ml til 111 Inn ilb V i Mel wilt lulRelurn Hull Irogres i I 111 his liberal to Iirliimeiii for lis third icrm In 1J4j his w is budget the count il led llie sum of IKK In Old ill The mam rtpnr work of rtglnmig Ihe windows caulking brick work rt roofing Ihe tower room and inst tiling ice for Itntets wis given to J II and Son during iht summer months Ihe Recreation Bald in its annual report TWtNrYU Problem of whether to increase George lown police force to seven was discussed at Monday council meeting with the question back to Ihe police for furlher invesligalion Police chairman John sold present papulation warrants in Hie nutting Bernard id hid lined of vandalism hi juieniles in his district and suit this is mother reason why the town protection llydeexpress whether needs police it tin prtstnt hint Maintaining the don is he but rulio he feels town is served r Jack Armstrong received a eilai urn on of Ihe citizens of Georgetown at it the Royal York Hotel on iy June 1 he is presented Hit Ontario at their si lenth inniiil public safely luntheon The re ids Part for distinction of hiving by united community effori cample led yeir 1j7 without fatal traffic iccideiil Ihrce dams will Credit contribution the valley Gretnaway of the Credit Valley Conservation Aulhonly told visiting radio and television men on iilin prior lo taking off on tour of the area tinder this body control Silas the proposed dams be within the foresee able future are of Orangcvllle where begins a point southeast of Georgetown which for years has been known to residents as Hungry Hollow ind between the terraced walls of the deep shelters Silver Creek five miles due north of Georgetown NY AGO Despite her encounter with an armed robber Mrs Robert Crawford says she I believe in buying guns Tor The Hornby woman said she rather provoke a violent man A gun toting youth birged into her general store here late and wolkedoff Before he slugged a customer and Mrs Crawford the barrel of his 12 gauge shotgun An Islington been charged with armed robbery The degrees recorded here Sunday is an all time high Tor June still a long way off Georgetown hottest spell according to local weattnr watcher Roger SmithGeorge- wealhcr records go back to and In the years since that lime peak I cm pea lures were hit In when local people sweltered for three days of 102 degrees weather which concluded on July 13 when the thermometer reached Col ft Bourne of Georgetown a member of the Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery was recently promoted from major and given a key appointment to office of the Privy Council