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From El Salvador Refugee escapes bombings Finding a friend Two Tamanlan economist Here in week louring local nursery schools and he library at Kennedy School Here Ihov seen Inmcllnfl a poo computer lay he library will Youll pay more for campouts I Meet the Comforting words in time of need FDlTOllf This Is the lint of four profllrs The Herald be Cancer Month week a volunteer will speak to us about Ihelr duties and the need It an emotional lime and many women need to talk to are afraid because it has been discovered they have They re in shock The Authority Parks Advisory Board v ints lo its expanses and i recommending boost in storage fees fn loJWi A market Inst fall showed trad r storage feci were per winter wilh feci com charged by the length of unit or by the month Board wants to up its ren In fed for the rra from to and for use of the Intirpntivc shelter Molorochsts soon be ill ted campsite pen ills at Tirra Up to three motorcycles or a maximum of six people will allowed per site Although the prk firewood will stay a a campsite will still on ly cost hut the Board wants to col led minimum of one night s camp ing fee at the same time Too many campers are making reservations on long weekends and then not show up It hoped this will cut down no shows A flat fee of per car is being recommended the dally fee or Tirra Cottn in the winter Right now visitors pay on Saturday and Sunday The charges for pr I appear to be popular at Apparently in wshoe rentals and lessons requested and the Board to cut the rental vice The problem is that are being shared with the Silver Creek Centre and must be moved back and forth between tw facilities Van has eight patients their homes the past years She informa booklets and suggests Most of all Mrs offers her sup port She is specially rained to talk to mastectomy patients called Reach Recovery Visidng Service by the Ontario of he Cancer Society llu Georgetown resident helps women who hive been at the Georgetown District Memorial Hospital and are referred to her doctors The Mountain view Road South resident has liree children two of whom are married The friendly visit by cancer society representative gives pa chance to talk about heir problems and fears she said volunteer can spend more time with a patient and provide more In formation through booklets she said Patients like about the results of he Harmelen said Visits vary and there may be three patients to see in a month she said Other limes here won he any people requiring the service over a month said Toronto subways gobble Halton transit monies Don t put off developing llifhwa at hi expense of providing public transit says a plan di part mi reporl Planning Director Hash Mohammed says ilivtli of will be kev fnc or to change in What see happening most of the provincial government monies are being on he Shepherd line In downtown Toronto Mr said I don I want lo be provided only o and the pro vince to leave us out of the tnnsit development Burlington Coun liter said that when you look at the provincial money t to assist transit Toronto and Ottawa Carleton get twothirds of tin pot which leaves other polities on Arc industries in top shape Industries In rnhv cum away with an A in ill Ministry of the Inspectors from tin Ministry recently visited Arc Industries said both the Milton and Hornby in mmntimed with a high degree of care and meet the and fire GEORGETOWN SPA FITNESS CENTRE EXCLUSIVELY 8771924 own transit lines report notes is automobile dominated society and is there I much public tran sit in the Region that links he municipalities or even with neighboring Regions the local level only per cent of trips arc by public transit and less than 10 per cent of all rips crossing the Peel boundary arc by public transit In his report the planning director strongly opposes a proposal to establish a super agency to ad minister and plan public transit In he Greater Toronto Area Having a super agency would mean Toronto and Peel would dominate funding allocations from the province and make it for he smaller municipalities to gel public ranslt Heralds pedal He left school after Grade to help his family earn enough money to live His sister was killed by soldiers as she fled to he mountains and he t know where his wife and child ore When he as is wo friends were taken away by the army and found a week later decapitated with their heads exchanged Pedro Gonsalei a refugee from fc1 Salvador spoke recently to a recep tive audience of people from a least six local churches and from Bramp ton and Meadow vale as well at a Ten Days for World Development program at St John s Church In soft spoken English and Spanish with the help of an Inter prefer he sold I cannot no back o El Salvador The situation is not get ting belter The army bombs he cities and the countryside In discrlminatcly to crush guerrillas he says without trying to distinguish between farmers workers armed fighters Consequently thousands of peopk have fled their homes becomi refugees in their own country or elsewhere with over GOO now displaced and GO dead due o Legion Lines By JIM HAYES FRIDAY OUT March winners ladles 1st Swltzer 2nd Fran booby Flo Carswell Most Lone Hands Peg Lewis Men 1st Bob McTaggart 2nd Stan Booby Jim Pox si Most Lone Hands Stan Larusso Latest update on your Youth and Education competition Grade student Carlo Jackson whose poster Yesterday Pain To day Peace having won at Zone and District was submitted lo the Pro vincial contest We are delighted report was Judged second Carla Is to be congratulated on this fine fort we hope that she will be en couraged to continue to enter this competition in future years I know grandparents George and Ruby Bailey will do port Comrade Eric Clarke member ship chairman me lo remind all members about Honor and Awards Night April All wdeome government Intervention Young men and women between 14 and 30 are drafted Into army service In El Salvador often being dragged from homes under and here are many who desert lo guerrillas Those who stay ingly in the army are given front line duty Asked the government Mr said It Is who governs but the He is a figurehead And it is the rich who have the voice in government 14 families own most of the land in El Salvador San Salvador has a fine hydro electric plant which sells power to Guatemala and Honduras yet kilometres out of the city there Is no electricity no school past Grade and few medical clinics People work for or a day In foreign owned factories which pay taxes to the fcovenimenl When people to ask for soci benefits boiler salaries or for displaced families the army come in to crush them he Enid The same is true when church leaders speak for reform five priests have been murdered Oscar Romero assassinated while saying mass sit yea re ago Pedro works as a welder in Canada and in his spare time helps other refugees in Toronto through a special commit tee MACHINE WELDING REPAIRS Acton Precision Millwrights you be seated the auditorium by a 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