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presents Are you a fan of Judy Jan we are proud to present Theatres production of Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing The program begins at 3 m In the John Elliott Theatre Tickets are each and will go en sale Jan 13 Flights of Fancy Take a special flight of fancy of the Hallon Kills public libraries- a new exhibit from the Royal Ontario Museum is currently displaying the wonders of Canadas moths and butterflies One of several touring exhibitions the display Is on view downstairs at the Georgetown library featuring specimens and photos sketches and diagrams Lets go Not much time left to go walkies Training dogs the Barbara way will be explained for pel lovers Jan through Feb in a series of weekly film screenings at the Georgetown public library Admission is free to the 30 screenings outlining dog training techniques popu larized by Barbara Woodhouse host of a British I vision series For my Valentine Would you like to make your own Valentine for that someone special Feb can Join the craft session at either the Acton or Georgetown library and create that Special Valentine The program begins at pm For schoolage children only Please register Read me a story No registration is required for Storytime a half hour of stories beginning at at the Acton and Georgetown libraries Storytime begins Feb 1 and continues en the first and third Tuesday of EVERY MONTH Im late Im late Dont be late for a very important date March is the Mad Hatters Tea Party Starting at pm well have stories games songs and films to pan the time For school age children at both the and Georgetown Please register Orchard ravaged by deer farmer bemoans syndrome Herald Special If deer are to be con trolled like other farm pests without resorting to a hunting season the only solution would be to change ministry of natur al resources regulations a Hal ton farmer says Mac Trues a fruit representing the grow- i the agri- committee says that al though he personally suffers heavy crop damage because of deer he can sympathise with those who oppose deer hunting because they feel It isnt safe in an area with as large a population as Mr Trans says the Act which elevates deer above other pests must be changed so that farmers can do away with ihem as they do other destructive The problem with that is Best Armistice supper Poppy Drive in 1952 LEGION LINES president with Flecks and J Murphy replacing Harry Hale on- his retirement from the executive To Be Continued SICK LIST- Kay Hue Flo Walters Ethel Anth ony Theresa Harrison Sam Gisby and Harry Allen St all in George town Hospital ENTERTAINMENT Jan Norm Eyre In the lounge Ladies Aux darts Jan 15 10 a to p CAR CLUB 129 Couliglun Doug Sar gent 193 Bill Kirk Andy Steve and 5a Mike Sar gent LEGION HISTORY On the whole it was a very quiet year with a large growth of member ship and steady progress- All the annual Legion events were held and that year saw the biggest Armistice supper ever win some 230 guests The building was com pletely painted within and Tor the second consec utive year a considerable amount was placed In bonds The hall team won he championship again Nov 11 saw the biggest Poppy Day collection ever realized Once again It was decided to sponsor all minor hockey in town and a committee was appointed to take charge The slate of officers was elected Jsn is 1961 with the exception of Dale as honorary McDonalds Colouring Contest SPAIN TAKE A TOUR OF MCDONALDS and see what goes on behind the scenes Great for groups of all ages To reserve your tour call McDonalds at Win McDonalds- S Gift Certificates And Watches HEY KIDS EVER THROWN A SNOW SNAKE Come to Wildlife Centre near Campbellvllle this Sunday Jan from 1 to 3 pm and try this sport popular among our native Canadians and pioneer voyageurs the Bambi syndrome associated with gentle beautiful deer Mr Traas said in con sulting with the MNR some time ago about pro blems with deer and possible solutions he learned he could buy a dog and chain it in the orchard but he couldnt let It run loose He could also paint all his trees if It werent impractical I can legally poison any rabbit or mice or even a dog that comes on my property and causes problems he says but I cant hurt one hair on a cute little deer The ministry seems to be conscious of the special status deer have but they dont dare tackle public opinion to do anything about the situation Mr Traas says he has encouraged hunters dur ing the controlled hunts in the past two years and never had a more cooperative polite crew than they were to deal with Despite his underlying sympathy for hunt oppo nents who wrote regional council stating their oppo sition would continue because hunting isnt safe in such a builtup area as Mr Traas put forward a resolution recommendation that under the present system deer hunting is necessary in and should be continued The recom mendation will be for warded to regional council Courtesy Mercury Do you know someone who deserves a medal If you know someone who has made Ontario a better place tolivcthroughtneirselfless- humanity and kindness tell us An Advisory Council of Ontario citizens whose honour- chairman is the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario The Honourable John selects 12 winners from nominations made by you each year We need your nominations by March 16 Nomination forms are available now by writing Executive Secretary Advisory Council Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship Queens Park Toronto Ontario M7AIN3 The Ontario Medal fof Good Citizenship Anniversary