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2 The Caaden Chamspion, Wednesday, Jan. 2,1977 Armstrong on region by-election necessary to replace Ric Morrow Ward Four reîideolo of Gergetown face another eloction, prubably Mrvb 7. Thie election of Cesuiltor Rie Mrrum. regionniul eillor for Wrd Fnr to Ue position of Hallun Regionsl Cbirinan, let a vacancy fr is set. Lat eeb Hallon Hilîs Cucil ap- pinted local Wrd Four eoncillor Mibe Arinstrongg1u regonl cuscil- Conscd decided lu 1111 Ue local vacancy oîUs a by-elerliun. Speculation is runing rite on candidates for Uis office. Marilyn Sergeantaun, wo caine neol lu ares cnsncluor Peter Morris n te pllo in tbe Deceniter vote is beisg touîted, as are foriner cunseiltus Hrry Levy, Ernie Sybes andi Ern Hyde and tomer Georgetown mayor Bill Sith. Nominstionsmwilt bubeld February 10 Il and 14. In an interview laler, Aristrong said be oas bocoreti and pleased lu be picketi by conseil lu replace Murrio and sid be bopon be co do as iguud a job ut repre- seting Waid Four restdenlo ut Ue region as Moro bss dune Tbe 37year-ld son ot omer George- town Mayor Jack Armsrong said IbsI alter sîlling on Hallon Hils orbo coin- nttee for ttree yesv e anlo 10 tabe a "ob t bom 1he regional orbs deprîmeot upertes. 1 ave wondered froin day one of regîoout goverent boinregional wourb operates. Nom 1 ilI see and ope o bs able to find ways regionsl aod local morbo cas bu btter o-ordiated' Armstrong declareil. He admittled as a membr of orbs cumimttee e bss ofes joined Ue corus of osnillors on attaebtog operalion ut regionsl orb, espeeîallyinteosres of muler and seers. Armstrong said be wmIE MIKE ARMTRONG ealIznn b ths easy 10 ceespiain about the region ateureaeavel, snob e fl bu able 10 fiod et exactly what Ue preb- lemso are, and buable to see if tgi cao bu iinpreved lo "give people btter service" Armsntrng, woo il at en Ue reglon planning cominttee, teeli 0e bau Ue tisse tu devote lu is lucreaned dities. He serveti une year on Georgetown council prir tu Ue birUs of altai 1111h and tben tint te GrahamsinRpley ln Ue frit Hallos Hill election. Wen Ripley died suddenly befre Ue oew ow10000 ensiil bod evenine, Arn- slesng as sppointed to f111 Ue vacancy for the neul Uree yes. ln Ue Deceinter 6 election Armstrong topped Ue pls, picbbsg ap flOf votes. Peter Morris as net olUs 1,383 follooed by Marilyn Serjoantan o mOhtd 1257 votes. Cee Marincame las ith Us226 votes. bions tbey, as vetertearlans, H alto n 4-H N ews saosb a far iner os tbe problens. The Nassagaweya 4-H six groups in observe cattie. Medcne chenla mre alun Homernuking Club met as the They counted how many discsssed and il oui agreed borne of leader Mrs. Daîgle imes a cow ceeslis cud in a people ib borses could on Jan. 17 itb seven girls minute and litened t0 ani- mabe a sotal groomilng box present. New Officers were mal earîbeals witb a setito- for supplies. elnrlnd, as folos. scope A tip te University of President Lee Krub. vice- Members lbougbl up ques- Guelpb ilîl be organized. preident Connu Pries, Treassrer Lila Dennis, press reporter Roseinary Wilson Mac Balfour D.D.S. and elephoneebhairinan RnBl ..DDS Seena Clegg. B nBl ..DDS Club leader is Lila Dessin lngrid Sevels D.D.S. and Ms. Daigle O assistant. wisb to anvosno lb. peniog ni 'A club naine will bu cbsen as the nons meeting. teir vein office et 627 Lyons Lace. Suie400 . + + Okillo. Onario for ihn prectice of Hallon 4-H Vterisary G NE L DE T TR Science Clb met Mosday, E RA D NTS Y Jan. 16 ai tbe hmne of Mr. by appoitien o 00 842-2822 Reid. Members divided ino- - J. L. NIELSEN Custom Carpentry n frge eoîlmates on any sze job i Boastpricea i tOWf e combinîng aid seorlul craftamanship noti contomporany design Phono 87S 9725 iouotnepmi ..and Jts ta/k if aver H rip of iil*ltoi Welcome to our Table *Sunday Dnner Suggestion Soup of the Day Salad Roast Prime Rîb of Beef vvith Yorkshire Pudding Potatoes and Fresh Vegetables of the Day Choice from aur Dessert Wagon Coffee or Tea *12.95 Caflx Mecug,345 Steeles Ave. Lcne ne Anwn xpr, ine' lub87-8161 theaLO selves as non usiera, devebsp a Study concludes broader amaresesu oith ail _____________________peuple ad evalsale expessdl- tures in Ilinse areas Uai People aren t aware -Hl h mi Tbe iurvey alun recoin- ,nendu I Sulb eira] Regon asslul the suisller of Iibirary services t brarles nn1le synlens wbleb are lbavîng dfficly prnvld- People generally are nit More thue books people wie 31 per cens iog Ue services te coin- aware of Ue services bibg Madge Mllwond, Dreclor of cbsomledged no inlereil in unily deinandsof the libr- mtade vailable 10 Uein by Ue SCRLS scofiFed uithUe uing mhe library, 18 per cent ary. Ibeir local libraries. nias is ides Ibt libraries are nîdii telI Uey oece in need of no onecocnln s =U Cn ol places. Sbe noled mnusic, inormaionaet Use llbrary and Accordiof te, Use survey Use trlReginnional Uàbrary vie tapes, lunguage kilo ine per cent sid lbuy donst age group obicb trequenta syitern cain e, a s a resid of aid filins are avallable ai enjoy reading. Six per cens Use library mostIli tbe group à îurvey il cundscted lu libraries wlUin Ue systaun. ciled inconvenient loctions ib teir tlIeebns and esrly Gergeown, Burfrd ad escribing libraries as big and anoUer Uree per cent 20s. Tbe percentage of llbr- Haimilon. business, Mms. Allwuud said said interial aso*t uvuil- ary users decreases in Ue 24- The iurvey oui released ai libruries did nul atîrucl a lot able in Ueir cbmsen tanguage. 35-year-old gruup. Drastir a Presa conference Thrssa of pness attention because Newspepero. tlevision aiid drop off occurs in Use 50 te66- uflernuon in Hasillon. reperters neyer Uinkof lok- radio oece Ue lbree ininl yesr-old group and by 65 Use SCRI.S officais said over 7W10 îg Uere for a îlory. oflen ased information babit of resding is almousl inerviews oece cnnducled Sbe saggesled milionts of sources. Twcsly-lmu Per cent non-eistent, uccording ta Ue during Ue survey dlbas are ipent on library said lbey louked lu nemi- survey. Jadoiga ueliwonui beaded services in Ue South Central papees as Ueir number oie Use iurvey tesa and shelold Reglun and urged reperters source o information, wbite Te survey sbowed mste reperters, 'libraries are lu pey imore attention ta obul îelevision rates secod wiUs peuple prefer ta buy record- soderused because people was happening in Ue librur- 21 per cent, radio Uird wiUs 16 iogs and lapes excepl rural dun'tbknow olats avalabte.'" es percent and oon ficton books Burtord and igb locome Sbe said Ue idestat Nu dîe e ourUs wiUs 13 per cent. tamilies in Georgeton, libraries are ecusive 0f Ue peuple hou were Te survey recoiniendu obere ibrary services are territoi-y of tudent lo s actssified as non-users, lack tbat Use board ttempt te preferred. l rss pre- prevalent in tbe Uree coin- of lune mas offered as Ue reucb Ue 30 tter cent ufthIe ferred library services for munities. resson for 33 per cool of Ue peuple obo describe Uein- fiction and non-firtio books, BINGO at The International Centre, Airport Rd. and D.rry Rd. Malton Evey nigbC. ensept W.dîîîday & Saîdîy - Pc. AdmIssioeî- 20 ngîlîn $1000Q gamet I-i