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6-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, September 11, 1985 Winner of Aduit Amateur Talent show Sam at cen' s Park TALK ERNMENT ith (lie Oshawa stamp, in a hanldsome presen- tation bookiet, will be available at the show. The O.FA.H. will take orders for the signed, mnmbered, limited edition print xiiich ranges in price from $195 to $2,5M0 depending uponi the edition and package slected. Fýor more inftormaition lon thie stamlp or print, or to place an order, LoctcheOntario Federlt ion of Anglers and Hunters, Box\ 28, Peter- boroughi, Ontarjo K9i 6Y5, 748-16324. The Management f3oard of the Liberal Cabinet is not the only group of politicians that have been known to bend the meaning of words. Somte peo- pIe cynically claim that all politicians use evasive language to hide their goal from the people. That's far too extremne a view front my experience, however, 1 will agree that politicians and governments do often avoid the kind of direct language that would ensure that their point is clearîy understood. For example, have you ever noticed those advertisements put in the newspaper conicer- ning zoning changes? Usually these adve»isements use very specific legal language that thoroughly confuses the average voter. While the legal lanlguage is a necessary part of our systemi of governmnent, WOuIld it not help to add ant explanation in clear termns stating what is being propos- ed. A teacher of local g-overn-. menIt studies at St. Lawrence College in Kings,,ton recalled to ihe local nwpprthat lhe haid great sccisn en- couraýging peopletoIt1rnOUt to meetings to discuss changes in local governmrent fi\ using posters thiat por- trayedl the issue in a dramnatic fashlionI. Somectimecs, withl the com]- plexity of todlay's systemn of' governmient, -people f or1gel that the basic founidation of oui demnocracy is that each:I individu!al has a righit to hiave their say. People hiave a ight to know, what's going on1 and what's being down wýith thieir tax mioney. I believe ail lev els of go 0ver11nm e nt should use clearer language in their notices and advertisemrents to ensure t h at e ve ry o ne understands what they are be- ing told. Once people unders- tand u wat theirgov ernment is doing, their suspicion and cynicismn about the motives of politicians and public ser- vants should fait away. 1 amn pleased that the Y.W.C. A. have found new headquarters ninBowman- ville. But to my timited space and expanded K1ours in Bowmanville office, there could no longer be sufficient accommodation. Now tbey are located at 80 King Street West in 'BowmanvilHe (formerly Baldwins). They wiýll be sharing their office wvith Community Care, Social Planning Counicil and Big Brothers which mneans that~ four social service organiza- tions wilI be in thre one building. Als, te Select Commiittee on Energy visited the DarI- ingeton GnraigStation site and, amnongst other things, commiiittee miembers were surprised at the huge numiber of cars in the parking lot driven by the construction workers, and it was apparent _many of' the cars were made righit here in Oshawa. A couple of pumpkins the Orono fair and this was pictured fair-goers. gained a lot of attention at thie case for the two above Sportsmen collect funds for habitat ONTARIO FEDERATION OF ANGLERS AND HUNTERS Canada's first Wýildife Habitat Conservation Stamp is now avarlable trom iheOn- tario Fedleration of Angilers and Hum.rs Ontario's larges[ ptu ca cnera tionoraiain Al revenue genieraited by the Federation's sa1le of the: stamp and a limited edition print of the stamp design, will be used to protect wildlife habitat in Ontario. The original artwork for the stamp was painted by in- ternationally renowned Caniadian w\ildlife artist and Batemanii. Eitied Mallard Pair - Eary inter, iteit a hen and drainmawtan setting. As ithe frst stamP 'in t he series to be issued anfnual- ly by Wildlife Habitat Canada, it is expected to selI out qu ickly to conserva- tionists, the general public, and collectors. Additional money will be raised by re- quiring hunters to purchase the $4.00 stamp when they buy a 1985 migratory gamne bird permit. The Ontario Federation of Anglers, and Hunters will be displaying. the stamp and print in Torbonto at the inter- national Centire dutring the -Hunitnig Show of)I'Septemnber 6, 7, and 8, 1985. The $4.00 i I JOIN US FOR OUR lst Anniversary Celebration Sale ------- September 11lth* l4th E Bar cesrs FSilk Scarves & Te L Sachets ECEnglish Jams &Prsve WVe make gift baskets Scottish Soaps for ail occasions andT shower pailsI Coffee &Cookies O N MAIN ST. S ORONO 983-9757 Free Draw for', a Gif t Basket