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Chun Ruggle replies in homemaker controversy I THE HERALD I Historical aviation invitation MOUNTA1NVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH Rev Mr Townind Church School Morning Worth I Wed Service GEORGETOWN ALLIANCE CHURCH Mam St Evangelical Minuter Rev Phillip Telephone A am Sunday school Morning Service pm Evening service everyone Invited Imtnanuel Lutheran Church Wlndwr Hood at Carole St Harold R am Worship Service Sunday School Church of the Lutheran Hour CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH IK Lin Rev Jw am 430 pm Listen to CHI Dial BACK TO GOO HOUR Sundays Also CHICtDlol THE BAPTIST CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH MINISTER A MILLIOAN Sunday School For All Ages Worship EVERYONE WELCOME NURSERY CARE ST JOHNS UNITED CHURCH OF WILLIAMS Rev Harold Martin BA BO 135th ANNIVERSARY Guest Speaker REV MORGAN Bell St Untied Church Ottawa I Former minister of St Johns Church School lor all ages NURSERY CARE NOOLBNSERVICE To the editor of the The by the Mr and peat president Mrs Sales of the focal branch of the Red Croaa to my comments about the end of the service has been Interesting One might have wished that they had exercised similar enthusiasm In trying to keep the homemakers going would like to thank Mrs Sales for not clouding the Issue with facts and to wish her a trip to Australia Mr remarks however deserve further comment I had stated that the ad visory body to the on which I was asked to volunteer my service was set up only shortly before the were forced lo fold Mr acknowledges that it was revived alter a period of inactivity The distinction seems academic My point not simply the age or ancestry of the group but the fact that It was ineffective I Mr emphasizes that the function of this group was entirely advisory If thla was so then the group had no real function at alt for advice never sought by the executive about the basic qucition of continuing or ter minating the service At the last meeting of the Future of the family topic for UCW meet The Future of the Canadian Family will be discussed at the November meeting of the University Womens Club of Georgetown Special guest lecturer Dr Benjamin Schleslnger of the Faculty- of Social Work University of Toronto will talk about family patterns In Canada and show a short film to be shown for the first time In Ontario Born in Berlin in IMS Dr Schleslnger came to Canada in 1941 He obtained his at Sir George Williams College night classes in Montreal and his Master of Social Work at the University of Toronto He was a caseworker for the Toronto Childrens Aid Society He interned In psychotherapy and marriage counselling at the MerrillPalmer Institute in Detroit From there he went to Cornell University and was awarded his doctorate In Child Development and Family Relationships Dr Schleslnger a father of our has written many books and articles on various aspects of the family and has appeared as a frequent guest on TV His interest In social work extends to leadership training In India Jamaica ana Australia The meeting is open to the public and begins at In St Georges Anglican Church Hall St next to the high school No admission will be charged and coffee will be served continue Within a week On tario division of the Red Cross said that formula was not ac ceptable to them the executive or some members of It decided not to uphold their recommendation to division other applicants for the post of supervisor were Judged to be unsatisfactory and the executive decided to terminate the service It was a busy week and during It the executive did not find time to consult the body whose sole function was to advise about the service 3 Mr says that the Executive was faced with a situation where there was no supervisor she had resigned and no He neglects to point out that the who did good work In sometimes difficult situations had also resigned because they felt that they and- supervisor did not receive the necessary moral backing from the Red Cross The un willingness of the local branch lo stand behind their recom mendation to division of the formula to carry on the service was only the culmination of this lack of support Mr save that the executive decided in June lo end the service for the sum mer months not for all time What then was done during IODE talks on library HALTON HILLS Pentecostal Assembly SUNDAY OCTOBER AM FAMILY SCHOOL 11 AM YOUR BLESSINGS TOPICTHE LOST OPPORTUNITY WEDNESDAY PM FAMILY WORSHIP NIGHT ST GEORGES CHURCH ANGLICAN Street Rector The Gallagher BA Sunday Oct Holy Eucharist Choral Eucharist Morning Prayer am Sunday School Nursery Service 915 1100 am Noma Presbyterian Church Rev Howard Smith BA Mrs Gordon Sharps SUNDAY OCTOBER 27th 11MAM The 136th Anniversary Speaker Rev Paler Barrow Knox Church Georgetown TOPIC THE APPOINTMENT SYSTEM Spaclslmuik by Choir St ALBANS ANGLICAN CHURCH On Main Street In Glen Williams Minister The Revd Richard MA Bth 1 100 am and Sunday School ST PAULS ANGLICAN CHURCH On Adamton Street In Sunday School Archdeacon Kent Clarke both services CLAUDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 131st ANNIVERSARY AM OCTOBER Guest speaker Rev Lockle Royal of Special music by SWEET ADELINE CHOIR of Brampton MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 177 Maple Ave Georgetown A FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH PASTOR REV R ASSOC PASTOR REV D Morning Worship Tlmapm at pm In THE LIFE OF CHRIST with Dr Brown Toronto You are welcome to attend services The Countess of Stralhmore Chapter members met at the home of Mrs A Dean Irwin Cres for the October meeting Miss Ruth Evans regent presided and In the absence of Mrs A Gilmer the secretary Miss Helen Mac- Donald recorded the minutes of the meeting The and a reading Committee and director to get together on rec The Acton recreation ad- Earlier this month the ad visory committee will have a committee went to chance lo meet with the Hills council with a given recreation director to discuss petition complaining about Mra Barber reported on the problems between the two being Ignored and not informed the bridge tournament that lain today about recreation programs in and Mrs G The meeting at the Acton Acton McGllvrov gave a brief report library at pm will allow the of Christmas cards recreation director Doug in a brief lo council Mr- a supplies by the members Colllson a chance to explain the Colllson pointed out that Ihe An award Is to be presented to a problems facing the recreation problems between the at the School department while listening to department and the committee commencement and a wreath complaint from the advisory caused by both sides not will J placed at the cenotaph committee getting together Remembrance Day by the I cannot speak for the Acton A donation was mode to the advisory committee hut from Unlcef fund and Mrs SPenrice t Mr August brought a report from the Local On the evening of Tuesday and September have been Council of Women The Oct Francis Thorny hectic or us said the November meeting will be held son was hostess in her home for recreation director Nov 11 and la wiute elephant the Wl 38 members and three vis tors attended In their petition the com- meeting The business meeting President JohTW outlined point of closed with singing The welcomed all and the contention with the recreation Queen meeting opened with the Ode department Some of the points Mrs Dean the program and Mary Stewart Collect Roll were unanswered telephone convener had beautiful call was answered with what I calls disapproval with the display of books which were have learned from the new water safety program run a loaned by the book store hand book Fairy Lake and disapproval She had arranged to have Miss Minutes of the last meeting with summer playground Marjorle Naur as guest were read also the program speaker or the evening but two Miss was unable to be point Included tack Present Mr Ml area convention In Kitchener concerning the kindly lilted In Mr Ball gave November and A location of the court a very informative talk on the donation of iai voted to the deterioration of the park and local Library showing plan of Muscular Dystrophy fund a of Information con- the new addition She told now Flower committee reported by the member of the children are taught to use Ralph Cunningham and the committee the library and about the Mr vm picket- Mr service for etc Mr Sabb on the thanked the guest Plowing match banquet and M on the 12 peaker Mr Ball and also all the worker for E m their heln allegation made by the Mra Charles Mr Hunter gave a chairwoman Diane Spleivogel Mr C and Mrs splendid outline of the different to the pre members Items dealt with at the dlrec- The Time Machine situation about community hall and favored a delegation to be sent October to voice our opinion Mrs Bird called on Mrs John Bird for the motto To handle yourself use your head to handle others use your heart Mrs Francis Thompson with Lloyd Davison at the piano led In community singing of some grand old favorites Mrs Harvey Nurse gave a humorous reading the tribulations of Bridget Mai one after which the guest speaker Mrs Persons from from the Contact Centre told of the work they are doing which Is helping anyone with a trouble namely being a listening ear Some days one thousand calls from young people with marriage and money problems drinking problems or Just listening to lonely people who want someone to talk to They badly need volunteers Mrs Bird thanked the speaker and presented her with a small gift After singing the Queen Mrs Robert Cun ningham gave the courtesies ana a social hour followed Wittnauer GEORGETOWN ALLIANCE CHURCH Main St OCTOBER pm And computes with all inJ in the Year IS Water Resistant Ann night dial will- 112500 LAY AWAY FOR NOW Georgetown Market Place the summer to ensure that the service might carry on was sent to division which mistakenly gave them the Impression that the local branch was not Interested in carrying on the service so that a second letter had to be sent to say yes we are interested Beyond that I was assured nothing was done Mr says At no time was either Regional or Municipal Councils blamed or not providing a grant After all they should be In the best position to know where their priorities lie It should have been obvious from my previous letter that I did not suggest that he blamed council In the sense of saying Naughty naughty to It but In the sense of making council bear the responsibility for an action which properly ought to have been borne by the executive He persists in Im plying that lacking a financial grant from either regional or municipal council the service had to be closed The town may or may not have approved an application for money but they were spared that decision Though an initial application had been made the Red Cross did not follow it through to the point where council had to discuss it I am happy that Mr says criticism Is welcome though im pression given me by certain members of the executive seems to argue against that statement My comments were meant to be constructive to the extent of pressing the executive to reexamine and clarify its stand on the In his most recent letter Mr af firms If and when a grant becomes available from whatever source the local branch will be only too willing restart the service That Intention was not expressed In his original letter of September and I wonder If It Is more than pious platitude The money will not appear without How much of the ex pense of a service could the local branch cover and how much would It be willing to cover The executive may decide when It has weighed the matter that It does not wish to start up the service again Rut If It does it should also state Its decision unequivocally without trying to shove the responsibility for that decision on to council and without making statements about being only too willing to restart this service I do not share Mr Perrotts ears about publicity People are capable of Judging the good work of the Red Cross on Ita own merits and criticism of a statement by Its president does nothing to deny any good things he or the other volunteers of the local branch have done Richard St Albans Rectory The Board of Directors of the Ontario Aviation Historical Society invite the general to the opening and of their new museum hanger located on the premises of the Brampton Flying Club near Victoria Ontario The ceremony will Include a wine and cheese party between the hours of 030 pm to B30 pm on Sunday evening Oc tober and a lucky draw will be held Ticket for the lucky A can be obtained from member of the Society or at party Charles Blaine Bow Street will disi pear from all maps of Acton the future when council to the renaming of the site Commerce Crescent T street Is located In an area north Acton which designated Industrial land Hear John Bulloch Of independent business FALL DINNER Chamber of Commerce WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 13 1974 Social hour dinner fiM NORTH HALTON GOLF CLUB Limited number of tickets available to members Phone for Professional Heal Services CONSULT A REALTOR A Realtor is a professional n real estate who 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