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TERRY The Herald carrier of month or March is Loll son of Mr and Mrs Gordon of Terry is an eighth student at Smith Middle School who plays hockey makes models He has been a Herald carrier or two or three years delivering 167 papers along Churchill Road South from Highway south to the apartments The Lolls are long lime residents Terry has an older brother and two older sisters and a younger brother and sister Tern will receive a gift certificate from McDonalds for being chosen Herald corner for March Hit federal onrnmcnt is stitching the of funded protect of ink Phil brook It in Ha if Commons day Vi jrnn Allnntul minister of reform bill in the provides wage earners will rank at the lop ad creditors with an increase in their preferred claims from to Tor each They do not r ink ahead of secured creditors snd All isked All for jssurance lojees will eimiimii Imc first on w iis rather first 1 inns tuiiii to secured iiililirs is banks and rlR iimpimes Mini ind s nil i funded pi be the responsric the problem of ir netting WELCOME CfT GIFTS and about Georgetown For Information ana call Joan Gillespie 8774812 BUSINESS DIRECTOR Robert H Cranfield CHIROPRACTOR South FOR APPOINTMENT CALL ROY H EVAJNS D C Chiropractor Phone 7313 CHIROPRACTORS GW Corbett DC CHIROPRACTOR Slreet Georgetown Por PHONE 877 REASONABLE OPTOMETRISTS Dr RR Hamilton TELEPHONE Dr Foley OPTOMETRIST Suite ot Limited Surveyors Consulting Road south Suite Halton Hills Georgetown Ontario L7G 1414 TOO Till- March at 1979 Councillors bid to cut regions grants fails region s rejected amend Travel he firmly supported the other two the Association a work to trim men however inst comnlained contribute as recommended by ihe ton a behalf is OHO from in ISHJ Brant allocations Hilton region failed impress regio nal council last week when scleral members put up a strung defence for three organizations involved As was grants recommended its administration and commit lit Ma nut suggested lhat extensive cuts should to reflect Had amend ment won council rl a wo grant to Ihe Hamilton Philharmonic would been deleted a grant Gardens tiavc trimmed to fcs ind grant to tht Niagara and Mid Western lation would have been reduc to Too rejected amend men however choosing tad to the committee recommended grant figures A fourth recommended grant involving a allocation lo the Scots Regiment approved ilthoul debate said the organizations whose grants hi was opposing otter no direct benefit to and its services who most from Ihe Niagara Mid Western Sewage treatment Halton eligible for grants learns of insurance plan llothiht tin will be eligible for prints under a new two to imprimmcnt siwnfi icdir I Using I mis and in mewl luans prints hm to 1 municipalities pi it i funding tided until Neighbor IhhhI Program tin itminl been made In municipu inlristroclure both and rigions and a non housing scheme Travel Association he complained contribute to its funding Ron also of agreed Coun remarks concerning the- Hamilton Philharmonic end lo the offering of financial support for cultural groups Coun Jim Grieve noted however lhat the Phil harmonic will be presenting concerts and workshops in region schools during 1979 as well as a number of other public performances elsewhere in the region Regional chairman Jack informed council that did not contribute any f Mary then mayor Burlington suggested lhat Ihe cause was deserving enough to warrant a a amendment lo delete the Philharmonic 5 grant outright was only narrowly defeated Council firmly supported the other two grants as recommended by ihe committee however largely due to strong appeals by Burlington Mayor Holy Bird and Milton Coun ski While the Royal Botanical Garden receives some sun- no- from the provincial gov eminent Mayor Bird said the city of Burlington has on grant because it considers the Gardens a good tourist attraction and a bene fit to Halton region He added thai the Gardens hfl3 recently undergone a million COVERS FOUR REGIONS Mayor Bird explained that ihe Niagara and Mid Western Onto no Travel Association also known as Festival Count covers four other regions along with The grant recommended for the associaiion was initially to have been allocated to the region a own business develop ment department he said but members of the ion committee conceded that the Association s work on Hal ton a behalf is worthwhile Goutouskl credited the association with much of the popular and economic success now being enjoyed by the town of Millon and the region Several years ago when Mil ton council decided to build a tourist Information centre on Highway near Highwaj l association rallied to its cause and has since earned on exemplary work In promoting the area he said LEASING A CAR OR TRUCK GIVE US A TRY COMPETITIVE PRICES WEEKLY SPECIALS FRIENDLY SERVICE ASSORTED FLAVORS IGASoft J Drinks ook for the cards I RETURNABLE BTLS I DEPOSIT PER SPECIAL Take advantage of these many supplier reductions through out the store The expiry date 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CANDY BARS SAVE BAG eerslf Quench J Mix Cryitala ion TOflllloPHl Itcijita hs I Ruori Tortillas ChMU of at ChMte Ciunehios fc Rtltlnt Flout SI Licorice I SlfiQC Wrilla Bread Dough D Oitnga Drink i J J A Tumbler J 10 LB BAG CANADA NO 1 GRADE Potatoes 69 PRODUCE OF US A FLORIDA MARSH SEEDLESS Red or White Grapefruit 71 LB 138 SWEET PICKLED Cottage Rolls Braaktial Sauaott S5 CarroU canaoahO Coo Northland e 99 COMPETITIVE WEEKLY PRICES SPECIALS SERVICE ICR HALTON HILLS IGA Hay Guelph Strati Georgetown ACTON IGA Nw1k ActM