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Page I SECTIONS THE HERALD Wednesday May 14 1M 24KARAT FABLE Smith right and Sheri Cook in foreground hold the baby chicks from the hen that laycd the golden eggs while Kathy Nlihlmnoa them with her harp Two hallways were fumed Into The Land of Dreamt Come True the theme being nun cry rhyme and animal mythology Tor Education Week at Public School Thursday RDOPs Ruralities a guide to rural living The University of Guelph Rural Development Outreach Program has produced a pub lication called Ruralities to help urban newcomers adjust to life In the country Is a oneissue pub- llcoUon but editor Pam Shel don hopes the nature of he articles In the publication will help maintain a steady de mand Tor It hence trie of the Rural Living Task Group whose purpose was to Identify research write and compile the newspaper says on its first page The paper was complied by Pam Sheldon Kay Dills Mary Log Olah Jean Everett Les Bunker Val Wallers and Ke vin Wallace Mrs Sheldon said she hopes that because the articles are written in a timeless fa the paper will remain current Copies of can be obtained by contacting Rural Develop ment Outreach Project John ston Hall University of Guelph Guelph 1W1 Hwy No 7 GEORGETOWN THE PLACE TO E A Mitchell LIMITED APPRAISERS MORTGAGES PHONE till THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR YOUR AD Lower Your Rising Heat Bills WITH THE FIREPLACE INSERT A Tlmberllne fireplace insert turns your fireplace into a furnace See our complete fine fireplaces and stoves The Georgetown Stove Fireplace Co 8778213 Si Georgetown Here unfinished developed to get adequate The horliunlal brick dows of nostalgia American The facing archway The work generous the dining