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Georgetown Herald A Division of Horn Newspapers Company limited Main Strut Sooth Georgetown Ontario WAITER C Publisher Page GEORGETOWN IILRALD THURSDAY OCT EDITORIAL COMMENT for Tripping Get away from It all Where To what unspoiled place By what peaceable means that won gravel the soul unstring the nerves or leave the flat May we suggest an alternate to taking a boat to Bermuda a plane to St Paul or a kayak to or Try Halton county a good place for the new leisure- time sport called daytripping Jaunting off for a family outing To hear somebody tell it all youll see in this part of Ontario la the Erosion of the Eden progress of such natural heirlooms as open space greening landscape and clear water They see folks in southern Ontario as embattled souls fighting traffic snarls commuter service snags and looking at the landscape from behind hi rise view screening blocking balcony cluttered apartment buildings whose high density living destroys the very essence of what man desires most privacy and a bit of recreative leisure Admittedly Uteres room for concern over the environmental damage that has taken place In the urban belt along the of the lake But we challenge those who would write us off as an ecological disaster area to trying around the county conservation areas outlined on the map which accompanies this torlal Try It yourself Open your eyes to what nature offers at Crawford Lake Mount Nemo Sixteen Creek Valley Rattlesnake Point Kelso or Hilton falls All here in All unspoiled places that can be reached by travelling the quiet country roads snaking through the peaceful countryside of with its rural environment Its historic relics and its natural heritage At this lime of year in conservation areas like Hilton Falls you can sec the outdoor world in its finery representing the seasons summary The crisp blue sues too down on a spectacle color and fulfillment that can match anything you be rewarded with after ud to Or how about try ng the Bruce Trail route as it follows the Niagara Escarp ment ridge north with Its cool glens sparkling little waterfalls Intriguing rock formations rich fossil remains and varied plant and animal life Youll have a true rendezvous with nature he native orchids rare ferns blue and gold dwarf Iris and refreshing woodlot It sail here In our backyard See for yourself this weekend We got a fine place for tripping on those elusive yet enjoyable clear October days with their vitality and natural finery Your return to nature could be as close as a Sunday afternoon outing in North You 11 find there still a lot of Eden to enjoy and plenty of protected open space to get away from It all Journal Record Blow to Christian Unity One of the prime reasons our churches have lost some of their credibll over the past few years has been the myth of Christian unity Detractors see 10 churches io different approaches and hear 10 varying stories then they are told about Christian unity and reality fades into the blue smoke of mythology These same people notice other things too They see a United Church on the r block standing empty on Sunday afternoon while a newly organized Baptist congregation Is meeting in a school auditorium or someone house They see a Catholic church going without Sunday school facilities while an Anglican congregation can display elaborate Christian education facilities to rival a small school It t perhaps in this spirit that f district denominations jo hands in a common project at the site of the new town of Erin Mills between Brampton and Streetsvlllc But the project can help but put the lie to some of the criticism and perhaps the development of church fa it The Competition Game For the first time In Canada five denominations Anglicans Baptists Presbyterians United Churches and the Christian Church Disciples of Christ church campus The plan involves the grouping of church facilities on one site to permit independent programs while the five share the costs and use of the facilities When one realizes Just how entrenched our various churches were In their own little worlds Just a few years ago this is an almost phenomenal development We can foresee the answer to church educational facilities religious colleges meeting halls and social facilities coming out of this concept The optimism with which the five churches approach this project almost assures its success from the start Quite frankly we d like to see similar thinking adopted without the of a common site in towns such as Brampton and Some facilities are shared now but the arrangement could be carried through to a much larger degree We think we re well on our way now Brampton Daily Times Turning Bock Tim CREAMERY STAFF IN Many of the older Georgetown residents will remember the Georgetown Creamery which Is now Phillip Used Car Sales on Street The family of the late James Wood can p out their father third rom left Mrs Hat Gibbons and the owner Morris Sane seated with apron Can you name the others CHATTING Mary Blahn Two California psycho sis now offer more concrete dence in case such Is needed that competition on the playing field lsn t the character builder that so many would have us believe According to Professors Bruce Ogilvie and Thomas Tutko of San Diego State College it always breed the kind of liu required by a competitive society physically tough brave aggressive and disciplined Eight years In the ng and based on a survey or IS athletes the Tutko study shows in part Successful athletes while highly organized and respectful of author ly had a law need to take care of others and a tow need far affiliation Many athletes were so anxious to succeed that they displayed severe emotional reaction to stress Competition seem to build character they found and added It doesn t even require much more than a minimally Integrated personality Such revelations thanks to the locker room exposes of J m and Dave Meggy cay and the public hi jinks of swinger Joe Nam a hardly come as a surprise They undoubtedly apply to adult athletes but what about the kids Well if athletics t building character in youngsters at least they are helping to keep them out of trouble right Mr and Mr Tutko Times Womens Magazines Give Me A Giant Inferiority Complex Super that a what they arc Maybe even a little bit dangerous In their way Iti women magazines I m talking about What a long way they come From being the echoes of the souls of propriety they oomph themselves Into the hidden under the mattress type of literature that teenagers of my day used to protect their mothers from And maybe they still should If they knew what was good for them I bet there has been many an angry confrontation between teenager and parents after mother has read all about the goings on at university and even high school in her favourite women magazine Which adds another adjective to my list Informative What happening to our children Is of course a natural for reader interest And so Is what happening to other peoples marriages Marital problem s the editors will tackle any you ve ever had wished you had dreaded having And physical ailments few of the more frightening varieties arc featured each month complete with detailed symptoms Which suspect stampedes droves of renders to their doctors poM haste Verd on the magazines Mildly shocking but en when taken with a grain of salt Sometimes 1 do wonder just how influential these periodicals can be though when I think how their home beautiful department spawned in warm climes have persuaded cold Canada to build glass walled flat roofed houses And let us not forget about another of their main features food These I must admit to enjoying thoroughly O those mouth watering illustrations and recipes On a hot August afternoon just got mo all primed up to swallow hook line and sinker an article headed Summer Entertaining a Breeze Well all I can say after reading it is that their idea of entertaining may be a breeze for some people but for me it would be more like a ay clone First of all of course the article advises you to take the pains to have a suitable selling for your little informal party Sets the mood you know So if you don t have a proper out door buffet table just use a couple of old doors set them up on trestles you re sure to have some lurking in basement corner and presto after you ve sewn yourself a set of matching napkins and table cloth ana made the centrepiece you re In business Almost Don t forget the chandeliers Just whip them up out of foil pic plates and hurricane lampshades card board paint and glue Now you re read to call the electrician to wire your backyard for them and while he busy at that you can start preparing the food Just a few little marinated ihls and that slathered with homemade barboque sauce plus cool salads and little goodies like pickled stuffed eggs hot yeast breads and a mountainous fruit platter Illustrated bursting with those impossible for me to make melon balls These are all make to be done In the cool of the early morning hours the day of the party And NOW unflustered and tresh a daisy you are ready to greet and enjoy entertaining your guests Ha Articles like that could well sound the death knell of summer entertaining Come to think of it I guess the reason I seem to be complaining Is that women magazines give me a giant Inferiority complex I Just can measure up in either the food or the misery depart ments Thank heaven WAITING FOR WINTER THE DISTRICT AT A GLANCE POMUTINd Acting on a tetter from Township clerk T the Ontario Water Resources Commission agreed to take action against While Tanning Company In Erin At a meeting of the township council it was suggested that the clerk writ the OWBC to check on the possible pollution of the River by the Erin firm The In a letter to council claimed that the river was being polluted by While Tanning and had ordered the firm to take I remedial action NHV DOWNTOWN BUILDING A Guelph holding company Investments has bought the vacant lot on the comer of Wyndham and MacdonneS Streets and is proposing a combination retailoffice building on the site The site has been vacant since August 1870 when fire destroyed halt of the building housing a dress shop restaurant business college and apartments A two storey structure proposed for the site will be beginning April at a cost of TEAR UP BALLOTS BRAMPTON Over 100 concerned Christians were called upon Thursday to tear up their in 21 election Church Gerald urged his audience to seriously aider running a Christian candidate In the next provincial election Life today nos become twisted and reduced to a matter of dollars and cents he said STUB OF ROAD DANGER HUTTONV1LLE An on site Inspection of the controversial inters- a at Huttonvilleinvolvlngastubendof Road which Chinguacousy council has refused to take under Its jurisdiction resulted In no definite decisions from the Peel road committee Thursday The intersection has been the subject of county council disagreement since it was reopened One of the main points of controversy Is the steepness of the grade for River Road resident and the danger to motorists in the winter Sanding truck would have toslt there all winter said Councillor George WOULD CLOSE HIGH SCHOOL ERIN The proposed closing of Erin district high school has provoked a storm of protest and outlining of suggested alternatives Citizens of Erin and area have taken what they coll drastic action and held a public meeting to discuss the possible of the school Wellington County board of education decided last week to give serious consideration to closing the high school and taking students to The high school would be converted to an elementary school URGE FLUORIDE PLEBISCITE MILTONA committee of 15 has started to circulate a petition asking Milton Council to hold a plebiscite on fluoridation of the CABIN NLARLY UP KELSO Construction of the pioneer log cabin at Halton Museum In Kelso Conservation Area is completion Two work bees were held on recent Sundays but the volunteer 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The vehicle will travel to area schools offering courses In pottery weaving wood working sculpture and block printing The trailer will be delivered to Sheridan Campus in a month and will be located In early In December From public school it will move to Public School In Milton then Pinewood Public School followed by Public School Public school children at each location and surrounding areas can take hours of craft lessons during their school program In the morning Secondary school students and adults can attend CABP1T CLBANINO CARPET CLINIC Professional Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning in Your Home or in our Modern Plant Free Plckvp and Delivery CARPET CLINIC Accutron JOHN BOUGHTON JiWILLIM Certified Watchmakers Main St 774311 Wallace Thompson 3rd Small Claims Court County of Clerk A Commissioner 772944 BARRAGERS Shirt IS Main St Guelph Free and Delivery All work done on preplan MONUMENTS POLLOCK a CAMMMU DESIGNS ON REQUEST Inspect our work in Gfeeowood Cemetery ill Water Street A T Your 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