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SECTION A THE HERALD Wedneuliv May Page Its time to cry Enough HIGHEST HONOR Four young received heir Canada Cord recently at Ihe Girl Guides Division at the Legion The fair pathfinders deft to right Lisa Green and Kelly Brown of Glen Will la mi and Angle Corneaii and Laurie WUllami of Milton alio honored by MPP Julian Reed who preaented them with certificates from the premier of Ontario The Canada Cord the highest award in guiding Looking on proudly If Division Commissioner Herald photo by Thieves take a break rig I a rial police report only one break and enter over weekend An Acton homo was entered by lhdes Saturday and 10 p m through a rear window Thieves made off with a bottle of liquor End cash Pol say llie have no suspects Theamell and smoke of burning toast Friday morning made a conscientious neighbor think there was a fire on Flamingo Court In Georgetown Firefighters were called to the home thought empty to find someone at home at home making a bad Job of preparing breakfast There was no damage Burnt offerings Strange lights and a red glow Continued from page friend noticed they were bloodshot although he had no trouble sleeping the night A later Susan was picking her son up from a school dance They decided to go back to Glen Williams to sec if they could once again spot the strange lights RED GLOW Parked by the cemetery near where Susan first nolle the red glow at her aunt s house they soon saw three strange lights moving above a field and trees The objects were targe Susan said and one appeared to grow more brilliant and looked as If it was fairly close The objects moved erotic ally one dipping occasional ly behind the There was no wind no smell and no noise Bhe said and the objects appear to give off much light scared me it made me really nervous Susan said Ron wanted to get a closer look but I said let go and we headed back home Meanwhile a friend also interviewed by The Herald had been watching the western horlion from a balcony at the same apart ment building In which Susan and Ron live When Ron ran upstairs and recounted the experience at the cemetery the friend said he noticed a red glow rig across the Concern for local school budget Continued from page schools arc phased out en there Is less need for a large bureaucracy Pom Sheldon sug that further cuts might be considered in the number programs offered students and expressed coi that board with its variety of programs may only be feeding ion to children problems with the province have also been en countered by regional gov Mayor Pete Pom said Mrs Fisher agreed with suggestion that ihe board might save costs by keeping the schools open longer possibly all year There has been some consideration for a ester system she said In which the year is divided into three terms with a break between each Mayor said he hoped board officials would come before 1 1 a I to talk about the board goals and lis handling of Susan described the object which appeared to grow larger over the cemetery as being a brilliant red with whiter light around it Last week Susan Ron and some friends to the cemetery to sec if the lights would reappear The trip was uneventful Only Hon appeared to be unusually sleepy after the id sighting Susan said adding that she felt fine afterward except for her apprehension about the weeks events She expressed doubt that the objects they seen were shooting stars birds or satellites explanations commonly given for UFO sightings Whether or not she is convinced the lights they saw within a week belong to extrateircstial spacecraft Susan declined to firmly say The events last month are and initial stunned Susan who has since learned that other people In the Glen Williams area have been puzzled by erratically behaving lights She and Ron have both Close Encounters of the Third Kind the film about released a few years Ron added thai he t really scared when he first saw the lights because he had never concerned himself with anyway For both the episodes lust month I wouldn want to go out alone in the country now Susan d Tills sort of thing really makes you nervous You just don know what It is or what it a going to To the editor of The Herald Next Monday May ID our town council will be debating whether to hold a special referendum on general disar mamcnl in conjunction with the municipal elections In November This would be part of a cross Canada referendum and the prelude to a possible World Vote on Disarmament ready 32 towns and cities across Canada have decided to take this step including Tor onto Hamilton Ottawa don Montreal East and Van representing well over three million people I am hoping thai Halton Hills will join Why such a vote World governments today spend over billion a day on armaments and none show any sign of slowing down their efforts to produce more and better pons Certainly the Soviet Union Is to be feared but I am even more fearful of the weapons themselves whoever las them It time for someone to cry Enough I and this is what would accomplish You will note no one Is calling for unilateral disarmament or sudden withdrawal from our alliances Rather the referendum would call for gradual balanced ment Individual citizens surely feci helpless to stop arms race but here is one small step we can take A referendum would cost almost nothing It would produce lively public debate and a more Informed populace and It just might attract the attention of nation al leaders It may be argued that this Is not a municipal issue To my mind when bombs are dropp ed on Toronto and Hamilton and a wind Is blowing north off Lake Ontario we most defin itely will have municipal issue Further when our local gov SUPER MOM TSHIRTS ONLY We also have a good selection of SPfttHG BLOUSES in blooming colours COTTON PANTS TRACK SUITS 8778200 JV CLOTHING LOCATED IN GEORGETOWN MARKET PLACE STREET BY CALL FAST SERVICE PRONTO MUFFLER RADIATORS McNamara Jewellers is GOING OUT OF BUSINESS After 34 Years of Service 50 SAVE UP TO JVOFF EVERYTHING IN 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