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Page I THE Wedneidiy 11 New minister at Baptist The congregation of Mountainview Baptist Church have welcomed pastor Tom as their new minister Prior to accepting the Georgetown charge he served the communities of Mountsberg and while studying at Divinity College Today explained Rev so many do not even sec he church as a possibility in their lives but this is eventually because hey have never been confronted Clergy Comments lOnenessI Thorn hi MaunOlnvlew lit Church One of he great truths of our human experience is contained in the very first encounter of man wilh God in the Garden of Eden Having disobeyed Gods com mandment Adam and Eve first Knew that they were naked and then hid themselves from the presence of the Lord God Gen Here arc the two bask results of sin In the lives of all human beings separation from each other symbolized by the protective covering of clothes and separallon from God Certainly twentieth century literature Is no stranger the theme of separation or alienation The heroes of Camus Sartre Kafka Hemingway and Salinger to name only a few arc frequently unable to communicate with others Their punishment Is to suffer and die in Isolation These characters arc not simply literary phenomena They reflect a growing paralysis inflicted on most of Western society which prevents man from relating neighbors friends and even family Even sadder Is our willing acceptance of this Im personal indifferent isolationist lifestyle How often for example do you experience deep communication with family and friends How often do you sense a relationship of Joy with your neighbors How many of your conversations end contacts in life on the other hand centre around small talk Insignificant details things that never lead you into deeper knowledge of the other per son Perhaps the highrise apartment Is no accidental symbol of our twentieth century way of life for it represents a number of separate lives each divided from the other each totally anonymous and independent each able to exist without somueh as a word to a neighbor down the hall This experience of separation from fellow human beings is more Intense in the twentieth century than in any of the last fifteen hundred This is because man has lost the common ground of belief which has held together Christian society for centuries and has returned lo the relativism of the days of the Judges when each man did what was right In his own eyes 17 In other words each person has developed his own standards of right and wrong his own attitudes toward life his own goals We have all experienced In our relationships this deep sense of being cut off from others from wife husband children parents friends and it is because we are often nil going In a different direction There is no adhesive as it were to hold together our varying lives and experiences Housewives often feci plagued for example by a routine of washing ironing shopping etc which feel unable to share with a husband whose life Is a con tinual of deals and office work Or the teenager feels hi5 parents are too busy to hear of his problems in math or his latest girlfriend For every human being from Adam to the twentieth century the plight is the same every man is caught in a self centred search for his own personal fulfillment it is this very search which separates him from other human beings Thank God that there is a way out of the maze It to people caught in such a hopeless situation that Jesus Christ came to offer complete liberation and His liberation bought by His own death on Calvarys cross will free the Individual from his own selfseeking way of life his ugly habits selfishnesses and anxieties enduring complete separation from His own Father on the cross Jesus God In the flesh gave us the opportunity to return to Him to undo the separation begun in the Garden of Eden and to experience oneness with other Christians That they all may be one as thou Father art in me I in thee that they be one in us Jesus offers this eternal sense of peace Joy and oneness with Him and with others to all who come Him Come to Church ST GEORGES ANGLICAN CHURCH Radon ThtRtvd R NURSERY CARE Immanuel Lutheran Church July Auguit a worship Service with Jesus Christ Himself as a real person concerned for their needs and able to solve their everyday problems These people desperately need Christian message and it is our chief work as a church to get It to them Having given his life to Chnst shortly after leaving high school he decided to enroll in the Toronto Bible College- now Ontario Bible Col lege and to further his education later enrolled in the English and Philosophy program at McMaster University where he graduated with honors A sevenyear career as a high school teacher followed with the most recent position being with the Toronto District Christian High School in where he was introduced to a number of Georgetown students It was at the close of these years that I began to think seriously about fulltime service in the ministry and entered upon study at Mc Master Divinity College On June of this year he was ordained and he and his wife Joanne and their 11- month old daughter Eve look forward to not only serving their church but through the church to giving fuller service to the Georgetown community Mrs holds an MA degree in English from Mc Master and was a former library assistant and newspaper reporter before becoming a mother Rev has written his first edition of Clergy Comments for todays paper and feels that In a day when many have turned away from the Church in disillusionment there Is still a greater urgency and need for proclaiming the scriptures Committee set for town arms A special committee to consider Hill Municipal Arms has been set up by town council The three members of the committee are Mayor Tom Hill Councillor Era Hyde who has been in strumental in the development of our arms and Dorothy Stone a well known local heraldic expert Councils decision to set up the committee followed an In camera meeting two weeks ago with Miss Stone at which she presented a report titled Consideration of the Municipal Arms Wolves kill two sheep For the second time In as many months a wolf or wolves has attacked and killed sheep In Hills Claire Wilson livestock valuator for the town has reported that it has been conclusively proven that two sheep owned by Russell Perry RR4 Acton were killed by wolves recently The town wfllpay Mr Perry as compensation for the loss of the sheep Report on new town hall site expected from committee soon A report on the need for a new municipal complex for Halton Hills Is likely to be presented to council within one month Councillor Hyde a member of councils special building committee which is In vestigating the necessity and possible location of the new municipal complex reported to council lost week that the com mittee has already held two meetings with department heads and Is for a before presenting its preliminary The special building committee which provided the impetus and organization behind the construction of the Gordon Memorial Arena Is Investigating not only a new town hall but also possible methods of shifting of various town departments from their present locations to others One such has been mentioned in earlier meetings would move the Georgetown Volunteer Ambulance Service from its James Street building to the fire departments Chapel Street building The fire department in turn would be moved to the works departments Maple Avenue facilities and the works department to expanded facilities adjacent to the new municipal complex The GVAS is presently seeking much needed enlarged facilities Mayor Tom Hill suggested that a member of the GVAS executive sit on the special building com mittee in order to add their input to which committee chairman Mike Armstrong noted that they have already been In touch with the ambulance service regarding the new building RAISING MONEY BY CLOWNING AROUND is Melton who along with her sister Kim raised for Muscular Dystrophy research NOT REALLY THE TYPICAL HOUSEWIFE Melton and Christine Fudge entertained the but anything to raise some money for MD visitors research Mrs Dean Mrs Cowl and Paul Cowl won prizes at the carnival held at the Meltons Moore Park Crescent Laura Georgetown fills second truck On their way to help Vietnamese Determined to give as much that he will be working with send another truckload Wen Pastor Ralph Is amazed with aid as possible Pastor Peter many of the refugees in Palmer drove their second the cooperation the corn- Ralph of the Georgetown Montreal giving Information load of donations to Montreal munlty has given He Church his wife and extending any help this past week plained that many of the Sharon and four young people possible in trying to establish So the volunteers will not donations were sent from left for Montreal early Monday a new life for them only be sorting donations from people outside morning all in aid of the Viet Shortly after the first Ontario but will also Norn Heartbeat project of donation was sent be sorting and packaging the Linda of to Montreal the Georgetown donations from Georgetown Cheltenham and Alliance Church ready to and the surrounding area her brother Lionel of Milton members of the heartwarming experience which resulted from the Heartbeat project A woman in his congregation contacted her sister In Guelph explaining their project Within JOINT SUMMER SERVICE ST JOHNS UNITED CHURCH OF GEORGETOWN I GLEN WILLIAMS KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Will be worshipping too ether In Johns United Church DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST Ham REV PETER BARROW JUNIOR CONGREGATION UP TO YEARS NURSERY CARE dm BOOKS LIMITED Christian Books Georgetown Alliance Church and Keith Robson of Rex- way Dr a member of the Baptist Church were the four young people who accompanied the Pastor and his wife on the trip The six volunteers will be staying in unused church In Montreal where all the donations for the project are being stored The volunteers will be sorting and distributing the articles to the over Vietnamese refugees who arc presently located in Montreal Pastor Ralph explained that the Canadian government has approved the Immigration of another 1000 refugees which will bring the number of homeless newcomers to Canada to close to 5000 Pastor Ralph also explained that the Canadian government has approved the Immigration of another 1000 refugees which will bring the number of homeless newcomers to Canada to close to Pastor Ralph also explained matter of days in in Guelph had Pastor Ralph with much collected cartons or clothing delight related a sincere and and toys Pastor Ralph in his en thusiasm stated when I say boxes I mean that these were about three feet high Its hard say in words how thankful 4 am to everyone who ha helped Pastor Ralph Sharon Linda Lionel and Keith will be In Montreal for about one week Town water into Peel The Georgetown watermain system may be extended into Peel in order lo service five homeowners who live on the Peel side of the regional dividing line The region of Peels public works com mittee last week decided to request Halton to extend its water scheme a further 1100 feet into Peel to service abutting property owners If approved the consumers In Peel would then be billed and serviced by The extension according to Peels public works commissioner William Anderson would effect five properly owners in Peel all or whom have endorsed the watermain ex tension project peel will also request the ministry of the environment to approve and fund the work In Peel on the same basis as the proposed work in Carnegie course completed Congratulations Dale Carnegie Course graduates have just completed first course of its kind ever held in Halton Hills Sponsored by the Herald ihe course has ben running throughout the summer under the direction of class Instructor John Crosby Next date on the calendar Is of course com mencement night month Those members who made Ihe first Dale Carnegie course in the Georgetown area so successful Include Allan Betty Rubs Robertson Wendy Ronald Ken Held Craig Reld Emest Allison David Murray Howard Murphy Stelnor Moy Sergia Frank Vetcrlchck William Trimble John Mid- McPhcrson Denisc McCann David Martin David Livingston George Kipp Gerald Jones Maria Richard B Forsyth Louise John Deguerre J Don Covert Brian Bill Marlon Doris Brian CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH 1000a Listen to CHIN FM Dial BACK TO GOO HOUR Sundays UHam MOUNTAINVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH Rev Tom Organist Mrs W Townend S a m Church School a Morning Worship Wed m Service Conssrvallv Evangiiicsl VISITORS WELCOME ELKS BINGO EVERY MONDAY AT 800 PM AT THE CREDIT VALLEY CLUB BUSES RUNNING Games JACKPOT 54 NUMBERS NO ADMISSION CHARGE CARDS FOR Lie No 1 Sponsored by Georgetown Elks No Oaf Detection In Children and CommunUy Projects HILLS PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY Trafstgir Rd And No Highway Rev Family School 1 1 am Morning pm Evening GEORGETOWN CHURCH Mill St Pastor Peter Ralph Sunday School llam Morning Worship EvenlngWorShlp Everyone Welcome Com make our church your church WATCH FOR OPENING OF Stout of LADIES FASHIONS Approximately Thurs Aug 28 Seethe latest In FALL FASHIONS at Main St South Georgetown We Want You to Call For Monday through Friday WELL DO OUR BEST TO HELP YOU HOME CANNING why Is It advisable to add citric acid to home canned tomato in recent years the varieties tomatoes available both In supermarket and from home gardens have greatly Increased Many of the new varieties have an ex tremely low acid level Therefore to in crease the acid level to the safe point teaspoon citric acid dissolved In tablespoon water should be added to each quart of tomatoes before they are processed For additional canning Information contact your local Consumer Services Representative Ttitphont Toll Pre Ionian