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If Youre Reading This Others Will too For Use Of This Space Call 8772201 Foe Ptofossionals For 30 Years hills Hockey star Paul scored the historical goal m the matchup of will Ik speaker at rn isi hosted by the Hills t hns lion Women I wship 1 at Hie tow i Christian School Hod Rob Foster will musical concert Purchase ticket Lenten mission Holy Parish is hosting a Lenten Mission April J Four topics ore featured each day at 30 a m and topics are What Good Is Found in Jesus Ik lis Us lo Repentance and We Might Experience Wholeness Speakers will be Hill a priest for years and Joan Green an live lay apostle who orks in the Toronto and WHAM meeting The Women of Action Movement WHAM is holding its monthly meeting April i 15 am at the Shell House Road inOikvtllc One of the issues to be discussed the Evaluation of Funding of Women Issues Anyone interested is For more information call Emergency talk Councillor Marilyn is hack from a course hosted by Emergency Planning Canada Representing the Town of Hilton Hills she look part in a at the Canadian Preparedness College in Ontario Such conferences are held regularly for elected in alert them of their responsibilities in emergencies and help them to Washable cats I Herald Special BAl LIN The fourth meeting of the Bui naiad Cool Cats was held March 10 at our leaders house Mrs Schwartz Wo talked and learned how to wash iron and mend our clothes from our books and our leader this meeting most of us brought clothes to mend We were then put into two groups One was do laundry and the ironing We then shown how l other did so switched assigned a job to do for the next meeting was to button sewn on materiil with i stem Ihen on to ptper put in our book The meeting was Two guest speakers Two guest speakers are featured a meeting of an organization Tor children and adults with learning disabilities The meeting Is being held April 1 at Chinguacousy Secondary School beginning at m The topics Building blocks for success You your child and your child teacher For Polio meeting Polio survivors in tin north ton area in association with the Ontario of Dimes will hold a meeting April it p in at the Public Library Street Milton Among the topics discussed will be the condition commonly Post Polio Syndrome a experienced many ye la jo Hi raid Stair Hills business com received a lesson in week from the chair m in of M iMid International of the automobile irts id mufacluring company 1 rmk spoke at a business luncheon March at the cultural in Georgetown Dressed In a dirk blue suit Mr looking counter limn his jcars talked a lit tie his own success story He In as on immigrant from Austria in the 1950s He offered some business tips and some ideis how the Canadian economy and political system could he improved The Town of Hills hosted the luncheon at the cultural centre in Georgetown The Business Advisory Committee a Town of Hills committee helped organize the event The was created by Miller to provide a link between business and local govern The speaker talk began with Ins recollections of driving through Georgetown to Kitchener in used he bought with his last The last time Mr wis in Kitchener he left in a jet the he is accustomed travelling This is a great great In Ik Whether Canada wilt remain a trt it country is not something lo secure Mr said of measuring a country re are Ihe amount of in freedom and economic freedom the people Most people slaves Mr said A freedom he gave wis after years work one should have enough money in the bank to live oft the Interest Socialist communist totalitarian and tree enterprise systems are not the promoters of economic freedom according to Mr Stronach The system he believes provides economic freedom is one where the workers lire more involved in Ihe business Such a is good for business If labor is not happy they wenl hand In hand during a nils Irlp to Participating on the trip were Richard Susan Per Knthryii Rob Smith Damon Hughes John ray Andy Hill Jen Fan Joanne llxabelh Inglis Tony Hewer Jean ialpy leaner 1 Michael Bray Marilyn Margaret Corrlgan Kerry Mien Margaret I label Diane Scott Kowahki Cornelia It a maker and t hopping Included Tom llrwir John Photo said Inlcrmtionul is the only company in the world with a company charter of rights he said That charter can only be changed with the consent of labor management and Investors At Magna employees get per cent of the profits At Christmas they receive per cent in a cash bonus and the other 7 per cent is given to employees in Ihe form of shares Last year Magna made million One of the problems with the free enterprise system is that it does not check greed Mr said He system air enter prise system The company charier of rights helps check During his speech Mr defined government of sources limiting economic freedom The more bureaucracy the Ires op portunity there is he said KIDNAPPED Touring the jewels of the Nile I11HS Herald Special While many people spent their March break sun tanning or house cleaning 12 students from Georgetown District High School spent it learning to belly d ince get ting kidnapped by a camel jocKey and being offered to get mar ried The school group returned March from a diy trip gyps which was described as ik mg owes Accompuiu members idults Iron the community the group man nooks mines of I land of the pyramids id some less touristic rn while I was offered two imels to have two female students wire with motrled said Rob Smith a 12 student at CPUS cultures so different there no com Tobin a Gride 13 student The best part was getting to know the other people who went and the Egyptians we met On the for the group was a visit to three in cities Cairo Luxor Ail the wire covered such as the great the Cheops Valley of the Kings the Luxor Tern pie Ihe Aswan High Dam the tomb of Tutankhamen and much more The whole trip was just said Mike Bray a Grade student One of my highlights was getting kidnapped by a camel Jockey The group experienced temperatures of degrees and they took a total of about pic lures collectively Mr Tom Hewer business man iger at the organizer of the rip is planning lo have a reunion shoe show fir the participants like all the students the end I believe it was over It seemed like we were on lie way there again when we were coming This Is the we mid tint Mr Hewer his orginmil student trip the last ir a of students went Rome thine lis been set some is or include ipin Hum Ktnt md The trip cost the students i total of which to is w worth the money Mi re th in tan afjne It was describe said one Grade student just have to see It for own eyes Learning mon ibout the per pic their iiiliun wis im to the trip rainj slu kills felt People wen ilw Us In the shops in I hi struts in everywhere there was tine all night lone said Mi qui the Iiinicd to bargain when shopping You have to 1 just their wij of fe said technique was lo offer tin merchant about a quarter of price which eventually ends up about one- third The people in so kind and generous said Jen I imy a Grade II student I was asked to witch leithcr shop for the owner for minutes while he went to do an errand We were perfect strangers yet he The crime rate in Egypt is very low due to a highly intense military presence The military is everywhere said Mike Bray There were three guards on every street armed with machine guns Not surprisingly the group felt uneasy at first but they soon to accept the lifestyle It was hard to accept what we it was all so different from everything wed ever ex said Tony Hewer The drivers In Egypt apparently ire the worst in the world The students noticed there were no traf fie laws signs or limits Even In darkness dmers do not use their headlights except in short flashes of They hove a code for horns I think said Jen Fancv The food was described us both delicious and disgusting By and large the students found the food to be very with each meal similar to Ihe next One favorite included dried beef with cakes Only once did the group break down and go a fist food hamburger restaurant The coffee Is incredibly strong The students were also struck by the poverty of the Egyptian people They nave nothing but they re happy said Mike Mon quo noticed that the Egyptians had televisions hut no roofs But perhaps Jen Fancy best sum med up the attitudes of the group by simply saying It was a very touching experience Reining in conference costs Going to the Chapel wedding gowns thai were shown Sunday during Ihe Welcome Show at the Cultural well as there were also various set up by needs couples planning to marry Have Regional councillors already overspent their conferences budget of Too Not according to Regional Treasurer Joe He said councillors have only spent as of Feb and that fairly low The concern about overspending was raised by Regional Chairman Peter last week when yet another conference come up for councillors to attend this time in There have been numerous ap plications for conferences Chair man told planning and public works committee members Could we just hold this over to the next meeting The Ontario Industrial Woste Conference to be held in Toronto was at issue The Regional Chairman wanted an analysis made of whats left the conferences budget and said it could be embarrassing to sign up for the Waste Conference if budget was already overspent Last years conferences budget of was overspent more than with the difference made up from councillors other budgets Burlington Joan Little the Waste Conference at a per son sounded the sort of conference Regional staff should be attending because of its technical approach Mr said the conferences budget is intended to be enough for year and It would be historically unusual that It should be spent within the first three months Although Mr records show only has so far been spent his records don t show the upcoming conferences councillors hove ap proved attendance to for 1987 That what the Regional Chairman was getting at Mr sold he has no way of estimating how much councillors have already approved for con ferences later in the year EVERYTHING WE SELL AND SERVICE TRUCKS Includes Warranty lot Months of Km RANGER EXPLORER PSPB Box Cover No Iff MONTH 1984 LEBARON WAGON Cyl Auto Loaded Air No 1985 RELIANT SE Cyl Auto Storoo Air No ACADIAN 4 Or Cyl Auto Radio Stk No 125SS 95 MONTH 1985 TEMPO 4 Or Spd Storoo No 1983 CUTLASS Auto Storoo Air No 2t Automatic 9 Stk No 4724A HATES Mi CAPITAL FORD SALES SERVICE CENTRE iav 3 61 uelpti S v Orge to