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thi omwitovn hiraitj thursday july j lit ih decide plunkett report is public when issued 4 hilton county council on a pllt vote tuesday refuted to endorse a peel county resolu tion calling on the minister of municlbal affair to release the plunkett report to- the counties before making it public the peel resolution noted the counties were sharing in the cost with the provincial govern 1 meiit on the preparation of the 1 sttaovon local government ii asked the minister to withhold any publication of the report until the county councils have had time to consider the report and its recommendations nissagaweya deputy reeve w hoey suggested the report was public when the county re ceived it since it couldn t be discussed without being made public he opposed any delay in publication of the report reeve w coulter also objec ted to any delay m release of the report he emphasised it would be up to peel and halton what action would be taken af ter the report waa released the 63 000 report on local government in peel and halton has been in preparation for over a year and is expected to be handed to the minister of municipal affairs in late aug ust or early september the province is bearing half the cost of the report and halton and peel are sharing the other hair in a recorded vote on the en- dorsalion of abe peel resolution calling foe- peiy in releasing the report warden hinton de puty reeves rogers young me- nefy day and leslie voted in favour while reeves gallagher hunter ledwtth merry leslie coulter and deputy reeve hoey i opposed the motion tas defeated waterloo wasioneerin artificial cattle breeding a group of farmers who an eered artificial insemination as a means of cattle improvement were guests at a dinner sponsor ed by the waterloo cattle bree ding association at kitchener july 14th marking the 25th ear of arti ficial insemination sen ice in the area the dinner v s something of a reunion viith the speakers and others present reminiscing on the earlv days of a l they represented various farm organ nations the waterloo count jersey club who introduced ar tifiaal insemination in 1941 the waterloo holstein club who be gan their service in 1942 later to join with the jersev club the wellington count holstein club who operated an insemination service from 1946 to 1948 then amalgamated with waterloo and breeders from huron bruce perth and grey counties who sponsored the expansion of the services into their districts among the special guests was w p watson ge ral manager of toronto s royal winter fair who was ontario livestock com missinner in the 1940s and hel ped the various groups to org anixe artificial insemination following the dinner he recall edmme of the difficulties invol i ved the association was establ s ed by a relatively small group he said in the early years it achieved some success but with many problems in the last twenty years it has expanded because of the excellence of its service mr watson traced the development or ontario from an agricultural to an industrial nation the kev to success for agriculture in the face of in creased food requirements is increased production and effici ency he felt we must develop more effi eient strains of livestock he said commenting that know ledge of ancestors or sires would not be enough but sires with performance information would more and more necessary following the dinner the guests moved on to wcba head quarters in waterloo to join in the breeding association s annu al open house more than 900 association members and their families gathered to see the bulls of the various breed and to hear the evening program guest speaker for this program was the well known cbc tv personality bob carbert mr carberts topic was what oth era think about our industry and he spoke of the farmers itn age which is created by the farmers themselves he com mented on the tractor demon strations being earned on across the province their position justifies deep concern and their actions cer tainly demonstrate the exasper ation and desperation they feel however at the same time i be lieve quite sincerely that at would be a tragedy for all con cerned if our governments were stampeded into some ill advised action because of the threat of inconveniences to the public or possible strike action mr carbert blasted farmers who have adopted the attitude that there is something holy about food producers agncul ture he said has gone through a wringing ou process that has left 200 000 less farmers in canada than there were 20 years l the responsibility for maintaining the farmers im i age rests with themselves and tbeif organizations be said j you are the public relations jimfde for agriculture the way yon talk the way you dress the ww jfcw tjet the way you run ym btubimft the kind ot prod wtafra market these are the luafslhat create r ultures in the artificial insemination industry in ontario who got their start at waterlo cattle breeding association dr c r reeds manager of cen ral ont ano cattle breeding association at maple dr ft j macdonald manager of oxford and district i cattle breeding association at woodstock and mr rov g sny der secretary manager of the ontario association of animal breeders at guelph who acted as master of ceremonies mr snyder was the first full time er lovee of the waterloo cattle breeding association and was its manager for seventeen years glen resident lived in west for twenty years funeral service was held on saturday at the harold c mc- clure funeral home for oscar murrav amos 49 who died on julv 13 in peel memorial hos pital brampton a glen williams resident since 1959 mr amos was em ploved as a plumber and steam filter with h stansbury ud bra ma lea he was a member of maple ave baptist church born in halton county he was the son of frederick and flsie conley amos he attended public school in alton married in streetsville in 1938 to eliza beth epp they went west and lived at haney bc unil the returned to ontario in 1959 he leaves his wife four child ren marvin otjlaney bc mrs j r argiropulo- rulhl or tor onto mrs d campbell edwina of scarborough and spencer of georgetom n 8 grandchildren and brothers and sutenfvie of erin joe of pickering liluan of cooksville william or went hill allen of uxbndge charlie of sundndge gertrude margaret dons and florence of toronto george and david of scarbor ough he was predeceased by a brother bill rev bruce woods conducted the funeral service and pallbear era were david campbell scar borough james argiropulos and george amos toronto fred amos enn vincent barnes toronto and ray pinkney geor getown interment was in green wood cemetery georgetown mcleans rental a s4les centre 279 queen street east brampton under th brampton water tmw phone 459 5781 we rent a party oods a lawn mowers a paint sprayers a alum fxt ladders a floor sanders a power post augers many other items ample parking open thurm t prl t pjm what bkcyitgures for fast action mitini irniit simici conhjlt a mown or thi irmptm real estate board free parking area doubled for the convenience of downtown shoppers mill street municipal lot expanded to accommodate hundreds of cars fully paved and with easy access from 3 sides main st mill st and back st with this expansion in parking facilities georgetown ranks first among all municipalities in the county in providing free parking space for down town shoppers the entire area has been gradedfor proper drainage and paved so down town shoppers are assured of clean mud free parking all seasons of the year now downtown offers more of everything more stores greater variety and selection of merchandise lowest prices and ample free parking just steps from main st henrys clothing and custom tailors 19 main st fl 177 1561 the following stores cordially invite you to shop downtown garners departnt store superior food markets thompson hardware i main st n mcnamara jewellers 13 main st n 77 24i maccormacks drugs 15 main st n carusos fruit market si main st n 77 1541 goldhams meat market 17 main st n 177 2441 holmes 5c to 1 store 1 1 main st n john boughton jewellers 5 main st n 1774313 towne sewing centre 26 main st n georgetown stationery office supplies 23 main st s barbers jewellers 1 main st n 1773412 gac international finance corporation limited miki hand monogor ii main st s 1776971 3 main st s bucks fine foods 877 2421 37 mill st b77 2431 cotton bros ltd 2 main st s 177 2991 the evelyn shope 7 main st n stans restaurant 29 main st n 1774521 fongs restaurant famous for chinos food 2 main st s 1779791 maher shoe store 1 1 main st s silvers 37 main st n 1773441 youngs pharmacy ltd 4 main st n shoprite 5c to 1 store 9 main st n wrighf s barber shop 43- main st n opp munlop1 ohm barragers cleaners and dyers k main st s 177x27 r gougeon household furnishings 14 main st s 1771521 united gas ltd 7 main st s 1771911 armstrong brothers co ltd brampton ontario extend congratulations to pragrassiv o r wo of ptmmd to havo mrvad as contactors for oraotog paving 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