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TownCountry SAME DAY SERVICE MONDAY TO FRIDAY IN BY 10 OUT BY HILLS SHOPPING Gaelpri SI SECTION SKCTIONC J ituus lot TIIF Instructor helps others find control Lessons in Reality Therapy will be in Georgetown to Improve the skills of those who find hey do a kit of counselling The course which is rarely offered in Ontario will be taught by Jim the Director of Ihc In for Reality Therapy In Canada Rev Dean Talc is organiz ing the course which will run morn ings and evenings May 9 to 14 Simply put Reality Therapy is a way of assisting Individuals to assume fee live control of their own lives through he choices they make Rev Tate said The level one course being offered is an Inten sive week designed to help those who counsel others Those who have registered so far include- a policeman a pastor a college professor a computer pro gram mcr a For more information about the course call Rev Dean Tate at or Reality Therapy is taught to the entire Newfoundland correctional staff over a five year period New foundlanders who work Juveniles are also taking courses paid for by the Newfoundland government Make your donation with MS carnation Multiple Sclerosis Society volunteers are saying Make a donation wear a carnation as they launch the annual Carnal Ion Day Campaign in Georgetown this week The volunteers will be offering carnations to the public on street comers shopping mulls and Saturday May ID Campaign chairperson says the unit hopes lo raise locally to help support medical research ami patient vices programs The national goal is million Ms urged all residents to support the campaign by buying a carnation or a bouquet for Mothers Day Multiple sclerosis is a potentially crippling disease of the central ner vous system affecting an estimated 50000 Canadians Is the most com neurological disease sinking people between the ages of and 40 As yet there is no way to prevent he disease and no cure though various treatments are sometimes effective in controlling certain symptoms Carnations may be preordered a a cost of a dozen from members of the North Halton Unit or you may show your support by purchas ing a carnation on Saturday To prcorder your carnations call Engagement Mr and Mrs John of 142 Churchill In Acton arc pleased lo announce ihc engagement of their daughter lo Robert son of Mr and Mrs Robert Fairlie of Brampton The wedding to take place May in Knox Presbyterian Church Acton km v WARRANTY AVAILABLE About people turned celebrating the Social Services and Inform Centre and their new premium In the CJY lark alb und for their Herald Town Hull Sunday staff left I Faith love in action at ASSIC anniversary Longtime volunteers area ministers and politicians gathered together Sunday afternoon in front of the Old Town Hall lo celebrate the anniversary of the Acton Social Services and Information Centre The newly restored building was dedicated as Ihc new home for the Centre with a prayer of benediction by Acton Baptist Church Minister Jean Stairs It was a sunny and windy day which made Ihe outdoor ceremony a pleasant one We look on this as a day of celebration and thankfulness for having come so far from so little Aclon and anniversary com mittee chairman Gerald said He said the Centre will continue to help good things happen for the com munity will try to answer lis needs Mr said Ihe agency is an example of faith and love in action and recognized the high standards its staff follow We could not function without their dedication willingness warmth and giving of themselves beyond their salaries The same dedication can be said for our volunteer workers as well he sold Here people are not burdens here we show wecire Hills Miller said It did his heart good to know there were so many people doing good the community and express ed pleasure that the Centre finally had a permanent home Centre president Lome recalled the beginnings of ihc Centre when it started out 10 years ago in building an Mill Street The Centre was started up by local people who realized that when Hills Joined lljlton region most of the social services would go to the south We needed help to bring so no of those services to us Mr thlen said pointing out the difficulty of getting out of town By 1382 the Centre grew out of Its office in the and moved into what is now It and Video on Mill Street Expansion continued until became paramount another move was need ed Thats when the Centre moved into the old Town Hall on Willow Street Both our services complement this old building and it complements our services Mr said Regional Chairman Peter said he started municipal politics the year the Centre was bom He agreed many of the social go to region lurgei municipalities but the Centre has been so successful that spoken of with some Jealousy by the large centres Mr congratulated the member board of directors and volunteers and wished them success in their new facility Once the wide red ribbon was by volunteer Dot and Peg gie the guests moved in doors to admire he renovated town hall and share in goodies by Ihc Knox Presbyterian Church ladies Longtime Helen helped Mr cut a large cake made especially for the occa sion and the instrumental group The provided some class to the occasion In Man angered by parking regional chairman Peter Is Involved In a neighborhood squabble in Noble Street residents and neighbor on Adamson Street North are objecting to the regional chair man his tenant and older brother Bill Pomeroys Credit River Boat Company customers parking on Ihc Street shoulders They told Heltons planning and public works committee they want that stretch of roadway which is also known as Winston Churchill Boulevard north of Highway kept clear for the safely of pedestrians and o improve visibility for vehicles turning from Noble onto Winston Churchill I dont have clear access to Winston Churchill from my driveway Liz Dodd said Many limes I gel out on a hope end prayer Mrs lives Just north of Bill home The senior lives next to the business hes been operating for over 30 years Last week Bill aired his opposition to any parking restric tions on Adamson Street and said it would his boating business He said hed had personality pro blems with his neighbors the and his neighbors around the corner the Porters One of the ways get at me is to harass and cause me as many problems as possible Mr Pomeroy said I vehemently disagree with fact you cant see when youre turning off Noble Street He said stop sign on Noble is buried by a hedge on the Porter pro perty and drivers to pull out on to Adamson In order lo sec A report from the regions director of public works notes the boat com pany generates substantial traffic in the spring and summer and creates a potentially hazardous condition for motorists turning onto from Noble The report recommends no park ing signs be on east side of Street from a point metres north of Highway 7 the Credit River Bridge Peel region which shares in the upkeep of this boundary road has already passed such a prohibiting parking In fact Peel jumped the gun last month putting up no parking signs and then having to take them down whin told them It dealt with the matter yet Councillors agreed with their public works directors report that parking be prohibited north of Highway to Noble Street and from Noble Street north up lo metres The werent forRotten in their recommendations Councillors asked public works staff to report back on where the no parking signs in the area of the driveway should go up to give them safe exits driveway As well councillors want Hills to look Into making Noble Street a oneway street away from Adamson Street Councillors want a replj June 30 13 join October drive igencies joined up in the spanking Hills United Way and lire gearing up for an October fund raisingdrive The mood was proud and rutty last Wednesday night as the new Hills United held its first annual meeting in Georgetown Already the group has Si 143 in its account and another was presented Betty Fisher on behalf the town We believe this event is not only exciting but important Coun Fisher suid We will have service enjoyed by other communities for some time services that we have wanted for some time It brings us into century Good came from guest Bruce Mochne who is executive director of the Burlington Hamilton United Way He said he expects United Ways of Ontario lo be tin ruling to as a hi art up fund for the Hills United Way The vote on this is tomorrow Getting a United Way off the ground i coalition of so many forces is a lough job and youve done it well Mr If we can help all to Former and resident Julian Reed was master of ceremonies at the meeting and said the United represents the life Hills residents want It the effort of volunteers An indication that we want to help our fellow man and want to see our com mum I represent the best our motivation Mr Reed said He remembered being involved with ihe some years ago when early discussions began about local United Way Chairman Peter presented Hills Chinese language wont be forgotten Herald Special April he Georgetown Chinese Cultural Association held its first an at Fongb Restaurant The Association is he brainchild of Lawrence of Restaurant He fell here was a need For such an organization and an op portunity for the local Chinese children to learn the Chinese language and During lost weeks meeting a new board of directors was elected Mr president Dr vice- president Mr Wong school prin cipal Mrs Tsang and Mrs Ma school recreation and activities directors Mr G Lee and Mr Wah public relations Mrs W Wong teachers The Association would also like to express its many thanks to the devo tion and support of last years board of directors Thanks also to the sup port from the Board of Contl Education and he Secretary of St ate office For the 198580 semester Mrs Lnhue was teacher to children from five to The youngsters benefitted under her excellent guidance with help from some parents For he final season bash a family picnic has been planned Final details will be available later United Way chairmen Merlin and Carolyn Martin each With a gift and thanked them for their work in making sure the first year is He noted it was a long and difficult task undertook Chairman said lie hoped tho Hills United Way will lead to a wide United Way and that many of liie dollars now borne transferred out of the region will come back to meet local residents i Hills he said The region has contributed a staff person to help with the Hills United Way October drive Jonniu Brie The IU8GH7 board of directors are Bruce Karen Ferguson Jim Anne Lawlor Hani say John Connie Nicuwhof Rev Peter Barrow Walt Dixon Fred Gordon Tom Hewer Paul Julian Reed Tom Rare Dennis White Fran and Dons Fruiter IN THE HILLS science fair Aclon High School is warming up for next years regiuna science- fairs heir own Fair May between and m and from to Biology physics chemistry projects of from Grades 10 to will be featured Pitch in llb cleanup time in the province and several local schools are inking in the Pitch in Campaign May 11 students will be helping clean up Ihe town and Taking part arc George Kennedy Centennial Harrison and Glen Williams Public Schools and Holy Cross and Separate Schools Learn to pipe Georgetown piper Virginia 111 be a Sheridan College this sum The eight day beginning July costs and Is being taught at the campus of the College Willie Connell of London Ontario ia the chief instructor of the course Mrs has been his student for the past five years For more formation call 10th The Georgetown Fairgrounds will ice again be buzzing with the Georgetown prepare for loth annual May 19 Therell be a garage sale midway rides a tractor pull bingo a crime show car demolition y a fish pond for Anglers and Hunters decorated bikes contest the pipes and drums of the 48th Highlanders and military bands face painting and of course the fireworks A1 CARS TRUCKS A1 CARS bit 1 I lint I f STK9638 STK9639 PHOENIX 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