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Christmas also time of distress Nip North Million Centre celebrated years of service to Iht community Nov 15 A take dtpic ting 13 ytirs was cut it the members meeting Nni New wen officially welcomed Centre having just completed thf mining and others who had joined in tht spring wire given Volunteer Puis signify inc six months of service the numbers p irlicipnied in Rev IK in Till presentation on He recommended the by Willi entitled Positive Addiction it is art busy ng the round of parties lonely in forgotten Many art from loved ones ihroukh various re a sons and are under ti de or distress at this time Please ill he stress Centre tt talk with a caring il volunteer You will fed talk who ires and ready to Information i for many resources 1211 anytime Listening hH Call Exporting garbage costs escalate to million Exporting New Mill cist million in a figure which left councillors lasl lint cost still has to uy fir burying some of tin a irhige at home Burlington Ciun said tin exporting of girbage will cost Hilton is much as an Burlington Joan Little said ILilKns hid the Ministry of Hit vinnmcnt proddlnt il each step the way it which way lo proceed I remember we to tell the Minister once we were big boys and were going to make Ihe decision outself but we were told that we have to tell the Minister if we found any arrowheads the landfill site she wild Kevin ob jected to her comments and said it isn ihe fault of the Indians Let not Insult the Indian or rowheads I don think were going lo blame the native peoples of thiF Town Country QUALITY SAME DAY SERVICE MONDAY TO FRIDAY IN BY 10 OUT BY 4 HILLS SHOPPING CENTRE St the SECTION C rillMI til I let mix Mir Despite tht current controversy on Sunday openings council granted tourist exemption lo tht Bronte Harbour Villige in In the hills packages of cream II on ike those ikes in the Her lid I ristrns Cookbook lUhbie Yell ire the rtcipe illy calls for three pack ites of cream dice I just Now Irv ill tie ruipi il couple received per mission from inc Credit Valley Conservation uthonly to build an enclosed porch lo their While gift Nm The White Gift Service wis the pupils assisted by tt of United Church list The young children pi a part in the manger scene The was by the older children interspersed with irols Two skits wort presented the lakmg phte it Iht Mission in Ltsotrn what the mission and gifts support White gifts liken lo the front of the church will be liken to the Victor Mission in Toronto The Norv United Church struct is next it 30 a I meeting mi I In Id i I mi it Selfhelp Those community will hue a lo talk with others who wont discuss disorders A self help group is being to lolk about anorexia nervosa and bulimia If you want more information about the group call or Katimavik If you to support the program which employs across Comda here chance For sale now are three painting reproductions costing anywhere from to depending on Ihe number ordered and Ihe sue To order your prints write or tall Katimivik KOA fit Acton Hide House was granled such an exemption this yeir despite protests from the People for Sunday Association Sunday closure is a red hermit considering what going on now Coun Peter Arch said He noted a tourism study by legion calls the 1 route Harbour a tourism area To not grant the merehints an exemption would be to fly in the face of i ur own study Arch said Walter noted the whole question of Sunday shopping has developed into an issue across the country everyone is w to hear the Supreme Court decision This Retail Business Act is a loophole by which businesses can get around slid if do this there going to be quilt lot of other places wanting it loo could Place the Burl Mall are Kevin mi Bronte Harbour is long overdue ft r I tourism exemption and it is responsible application I think a lot of flags are bung waved that waved Milton Bill Johnson said I also Hunk Its long overdue This is akin to sea side resort I don 1 think lis gat anything to do with i shop pine Council is always I ilkmg it trading tourists and this is ide way to do it Bill Farming couple seminar Weekend seminars for f couples are being sponsored by Ministry of and Food Then will six seminars in all weekend from of until the beginning of March it vinous loc itinns Ontario Aside from offering tht op portunity to get from and family responsibilities for mini vacation this weekend pro gram offers the opportunity to tike a took at where yon ire going is a and how you will there Workshops will lie offered communications goil setting and how to recngniic and strtss The tnllrt week package including me and two nights accommodation is for only per For further details about elites and locations and to obtain in ip plication form contact Chuck Lamtrs at irio Ministry of Agnculturt ind rood off in Wilson Drive Unit Milton Deadline for applicant re is Jm Needy aren Good Neighbors tool The rlv In good till The Good Neighbour Sirvlt Is ml Neighbour Service and for tin c nuke certain Hip ha ve a photo SANDY Herald Staff If people of Hal ton Hills arc generous again this year needy family in should have a Christmas with the trim The Good Neighbor Service is collecting food and money for the underprivileged Last year Iht ser vict delivered food to homes an expecting the same amount of deliveries this year said Siena chairman of Good Neigh Service meet the needs of those out of work short money or behind on rent the Good Neighbor Service needs least said Mrs Vinlloekelcn The Good Neighbor Service provides for those in Georgetown Ac ton needy ire helped by the Salvation Army Donations made out lo the Good Neighbor Service are tax dedutti bit They can be delivered in per son or mailed to Sitnn Vanllockelen Drive Georgetown L7G3bl Donations of time would ilso be appreciated Dec the service will need people to sort food Dec is the day arc packed Dec ears will be needed to delnerlhc baskets Donated dollars will be used to buy for larger families and a ham for smaller ones I i butter apples cereal and more wilt also boucjitwithdonitions Schools and churches are ting foods for delivery Tins can also be dropped off star ling Dec Good Neighbor Ser vice headquarters on Wesley an Street in a vacant store beside Christian book store cm be made Dec 19 from a m to p and the ningsofDec and With help of high school students the Regional Police will be picking up food from schools and delivering them to Street for sorting The best thing is to us money and then we go and buy what is needed said Mrs Vanllockelen If any money is re maining it will go to the toy or the Good Neighbor Ser vices Easter dinner the first lime this year the service food for an taster dinner Anyone in in volunteer their time can call Mrs or Pcarce Mrs Vinlloekelcn is in her year of working for the Good Neighbor Service It gives me a threat feeling helping others for Christmas one lime Mrs is on receiving of com help at Christmas I lost husband and had eight kids I needed Thai was over ears ago in British Columbia Mrs Vanllockelen asks that no of fresh food be made Between time is received and the time it is delivered fresh food might go bad she said The money donated is for fresh food We need lot of money shesjid by IIf Grit convention notebook of former MP Philbrook III Herald Special cornet MP John MclXnnid is still getting responses to his lionnure about the even though the de fir t 1 Mr lit s more in 1 responses m eon so far re ire sill in his ffict His f ill islctltr h riding included nil Ihe doth 1 nil surprised by tit number of re sin uses Mr mill Ihe lit pen iltv is issue th it been in tit lack of lie minds for I lot of people His iff is now resx i sis in I Mr lit dcttrmmi his vole wtitn I is discussed in the House of Commons Parliament ibohshed the ith penilty lb Mr fivors punishment fir first degree murder and deliberated murder I but he said lies prep ired ittordinj In the wishes of his constituents Mr people if they fivor or oppose ipilil Those int in then iskcd if they favor the death penilty for tht of Pol icemen prison acts of end terrorism or fir first Am question supporters of pui shment if they favor enforcing it by or of Thomson News Service Watching the Liberal Party in transition was not an altogether easy experience for some political veterans attending the na I iberal convention on the Two MPs who represented the arti in the headier days of Liberal government under former minister Pierre away from the convention with different views of what has happened to the they represented in the from lo 1979 lor who represented whal was then tht efforts by party leader John Turner to establish an open more administration without boys art just the begin 1 really think will be a massive change lib turnaround he said As an MP a decade ago said the whole business of the backroom boys and Iht party elite was bothersome and no I thing thai could be easily Changed at the time Most of us were in the whole pageant he said we came realize there were Just a handful of people running the party running the caucus We really didn have any input at all even though we thought we had The change lo an open grassroots party is essential if Turner Is to lead the Liberals to a win In Die general election he said Former Wellington MP Frank Maine agrees that it is good strategy for Turner lo show il is ihe old gang running the same old party The present leader has been at tempting to put his own mark on the party a different mark from that of his predecessor Pierre Maine said And for Turner that has not been easy had a slightly dif fercnt view of the events lending up to the convention There were a few old power mongers who are now out of power who insisted on having their own way again against the will of the vast majority of the party