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Page LEAP YEAR SPECIALS SECTION E THE HERALD Wednesday February lfM Herald Special Living No Longer for Ourselves was the assembly for the semi annual Circuit Convention of Jehovahs Witnesses Feb M 25 In Nerval Over area Witnesses assembled to hear based counsel developing he conventions theme Im doing my own thing Let me live my life my way Im my own man These are expressions of the Me generation observed Mills a Witness spokesman For the Christian however its God will over mans will We want Assembly theme Living no longer for ourselves to be motivated by Gods word in making decisions counselled Mills Real life situations facing young and old alike Were presented to those in attendance Illustrating how a Christians outlook differs from those caught up In a life OS The two day assembly climaxed with the public talk Why Submit to Gods Now Alton district overseer for Jehovahs Witnesses stressed the urgency of deciding for Gods rulership now before the prophesied end of this system of things takes place CROSSWORD CORNER WIN 0500 You can be a winner Just complete Ihe puzzle correctly and send it with your name phone to the Halton Hills Herald The first correct puzzle drawn will receive coupons worth 25 a place ol business featured this week Judges decislbn 15 final Deadline following Monday 12 noon THOMAS VIDEO WE HELP YOU WITH INSURANCE CLAIMS GUARANTEED WOffOUXSW COMING CLEAN AT REHEARSAL TIME A can or visit to Centennial School and you can book tickets to On Broadway a musical production the students are now getting ready for its March and run Here Hughes left Moss Richard and Carole Clean Deanna Russell rehearse a scene last week Herald Gift cutbacks for retirements Staff at the Halton board of education are being asked to come up with leas expensive ways of honoring the 1984 retiring board employees Burlington trustee Cam Jackson asked for suggestions at the boards Thurs day night meeting Permanent record of Citizen recipients A more permanent record of Georgetowns Citizens of the Year winners is ready for a spot in the towns library cultural centre plaque was unveiled by Georgetown Club president BUI Mason Saturday night at a dinner honoring the 1983 Citizen Ralph here have been 11 top Citizen far and the plaque baa space for many more Teachers paid better here In 1983 the Halton school board spent on elementary secondary and trainable mentally handicapped supply teachers for 19 supply teacher days As regular teachers salaries risen so too have the salaries for supply teachers because the board has tended to connect their pay with the regular teachers grid system Peel pays Its teachers between f60 aodtTBaday London pays Its teachers between and Metro boards pay between fat and Hamilton pays between SO and tea Many of these boards set the rates for their supply teachers each year The school board pays a secondary school supply teacher per day YOUR VOLVO SPECIALIST Volvo Toyota Honda CANDYS Mercedes Datum 332 Hwy THOMAS VIDEO MONTOTHURS PLAYER MOVIES GEORGETOWN MOORE PARK 8776943 ACTON