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t sett 7s ucw lunch to coincide with arts crafts day page 2 mmtval unit one of morral united cbnrch ucw met at the of mrs murray laird on thurs day evening september 18th nth members at unit tito as guests missl guy wsboo pre- ided for the jaeetine mrs j nmrlbec ana mr p hsfc- of unit two 0me the de- using the theme inatt- the roll call a poem on family life proved interesting short skit on vork done by itjcv7- in various eoaanuni- was pot on by lira w j 3trsii deme mrs graham atrs c killer m laird mb j laid- mrs e metean and mrs ttk3aw mrs bui graham citizenship convener was in marge of the program and in troduced the gikst speaker mrs ron clarkson- of hay- field citizenship convener of duff erin and peel fresbyterial i ucw mrs oarsson cave an inspirational talk an ways the ucw can help in the communi ty lira garnet laidlaw favour ed with a solo accompanied by lbs w ridley and lbs grah- iread a poem sirs j laid conducted a contest on and mrs g mdler gave courtesies anyone who wishes to attend the social committee were ap pointed to be in charge and plan te lunch dufferi and peel fresbyter ial ucw meeting in palgrave united church on thursday september 25 was announced some hand knitted baby sweaters booties socks and shawl were donated for the bale- mrs vt j cleave mrs h iflfons and mrs w p laidliw afsfl the hostess in serving lunch after which a short sing song around the organ with mrs jlairdss aecompaniest was en joyed clergy comment youth aged problems but what about middle group douglas drew baby son of mr and mrs douglas swack- itamer nee lynda leslie of draper st norval vfzs baptised by rev r duncanson at union presbyterian church on sun day sept 21 j mr and mrs swackhamer en tertained the grandparents and aunts and uncles of douglas drew at a family dinner at their home following the serv ice michael david baby son of mr and mrs bill cooley nee joan crawford of hornby was baptised by rev r duncanson at norval presbyterian church on sundayr september 21 jfts ed- mclean overall president presided for a nort business period mrs lloyd laidlaw acted as secret ary in tbe absence of mrs d jcle4ve it was decided to pro- vido a lunch at noon in the church basement on saturday ber 18 the day the george- iir arts crafts show is at the brriera as in form- years on this date many folk re looking for a place to dinner for relatives it the noon ranch will be for home in hornby mr and mrs robert craw ford sr entertained relatives at a luncheon following the serv ice and mr and mrs bill cool ey entertained at an evening at thelr ltcn rav martin vandarstean holy cross roman catholic church have you ever tried to step into a rowboat and have the thing move away on you while you still had one foot on the dock the resulting feeling of helplessness is a good il lustration of- what is happening to a large section pf flur soc iety we hear alot about the problems of youth there is also a growing concern with the problems of the aged but what about the middle group youth is oriented to building a future which seems far from secure the aged living largely from the past have to cope with a lack of security obviously both young and old have their problems only the middle group seems to sit securely in thesaddle reasonably successful in material things confidently in control yet this is the group that is most wracked by doubt and uncertainty although they may be the last to admit it on the level of social political and religious values these people experience the real meaning of doubt they are old enough to have a past a history and young en ough to have to look to the future especially if they have growing childrenj it used to be that the transition from pasjj to future from youthtoadulthoodtooldage was smooth er and more predictable not so today the development of the last two decades on every level is such that we can no longer speak of evolution we must use the term revolution the result is that persons in the middle group are for ced to straddle the gap between past and future and some times get the feeling of being wrehched in the process it is easy for youth to reject values and convictions of the past having little history they have not consciously lived these values for very long but for an omer person they ore part of his history and hence of himself with weekly coupon and purchase of 500 or more- plus 50 savings on frames i i it i i i i fresh ontario porktfgast butt portion 59 lb i m ksove the right to unit wjufltties wck vatldoniy onf coupon 1 f j i i i r fc rawir j blended grapefruit or orange treesweet unsweetened iga fancy st pauls baptist church tarn santa minister w b cairns 10 sunday school 11 ajn morni w everyone welcome u 11 st johns united church gvelpb st 772531 minister ber hobert o scriveni organist mrs k schnmt 930 am chnrch school grade 1 and up u true beegjon goest minister bar- wsuaaa sorter chnrch school nursery to grade 1 junior cbnsresation midweek activities far all aes- i evehyonk is welcome mapli avenui baptist church blbu preaching sunday 11 ajn and 7 pm j georgetown alliance church tmtle kjoc ajn sunday school lt0o am moraine worsblp 7 m pun evening senriea cedarvaut coaamiimut cemtrr the church of cod georgetown ac district stawarrtown community hall sunday 10 ajn sunday school 11 ajn worship 7 pja evangelistic service pastor r w r klerstead 772710 thi anglican church of canada st george 60 guelph st st matthew 8 am holy eucharist 930 am choral eucharist li ajn choral eucharist and holy baptism christian reformed church 7th lin gaoroatown al j vandanpol minister services every sunday 930 am and 4 pm 11 am sun day school visitors welcome listen every sunday to tht back to god hour radio minister dr joel nederhood ckey 590- 830 am cfgm 1310 1030 am fm 1007 meg chin pm to question these values is to question the person and what he stands for to be caught in this precarious position and to be exposed to the merciless criticism of the young is painful if conflicts stayed on the theoretical level they could be shrugged off but within the family hvrngorht such criti cism can cause deep hurt apd frustration because it is be ing levelled by those for whom the parents have laboured and sacrificed in the face of it parents can take refuge in the past and by outshouting their own doubts and misgivings can reassert themselves by authoritarian rule or they can go modern by giving in and abdicating all responsible guid ance it is evident that the dilemma of the middle group is most painful in the family the generation gap doesnt lie between the young and the older generation but it runs through the heart and and mind of the older generation there is no ready solution for solving this dilemma only the beginnings of solutions in certain attitudes the first of these would certainly be an open mind to acknow ledge ones situation and that of others and to be able to really listen a second helpful attitude is to reali2e that the mentality and the way of doing things of the forties cannot be imposed on 1969 centuries have passed since then on the other hand 1969 is not better than 1940 dif ferent yes in terms of values and convictions the young of 1969 are no better or worse than the young of 1940 they are different and because of the intervening revolution perhaps very different to serenely accept this basic fact is at least a first step awards a mutual trust in each others differences christ says in my fathers house there are many mansions with a slight twist this could read before god there are many ways of being a human being rlfjlow i sweet golden ripe banana 229 applesauce 14 oz tins peek frean ft vv f 000 prices ammtt loosteritean effective sept 24252627 cbiscuitsa 8 varieties j jg avw frozen xv h oihawa whoulatl umi10 swanson beef tv dinner avw rt iga sliced white bread full 24or loaf 19 iga butter lib 65 iga luck shopper mrs r routhier 65 delrex blvd 809 in the mail bao claims public not aware what doctors work involves norval presbyterian church minister rev r d duncanson organist mrs win mulder worship service 10 am the uttue things in life faurw 122 years first baptist church 1s47 1969 anniversary guest minister rev fred pchjlton vrbnhip services r 1 1 00 ajn and 700 prn fia hour 800 pm special music by first baptist choir v tpu ah invited i r tu 1 norval dear sir i would like to reply to a let ter you printed from kauierlne cordardo in last weeks issue of the herald she was complal ning about the unavailability o doctors when she needed them as receptionist for a group of doctors in brampton i think i can speak for most doctor and their secretaries when i say the public does not realize how much their work involves and how much it has changed since the timj when the local doctor met his patient at the train and stayed with her until the baby was born have people ever stopped to think that there has been a population ex plosion in the past 40 years and that is what birth control is all about bach of the doctors t work for must have at least 2000 patients each and this does not leave them time to stay with each patient any length of tune i burn every time i hear peop le complaining that doctors arent like in the good old days when they would stop and chat with you of course notl they usually have another pa tient further across town who is calling his secretary asking why the doctor isnt there yet he called him hours ago how ever the doctor in that time has probably dona major surg ery hospital rounds perhaps an emergency case that tied him up and several other cslli prior to this he may have been up half the night with a patient about to deliver or calls from people who call because they cant sleep i have seen days when one or more of our doctors have seen 70 patients each in a day in the office alone by the time they are finished they are lucky if they can think straight and in no mood to see patients who call at 10 or 11 oclock at night to say their child has been running a fever for two or three days and must be seen right sway naturally they couldnt call during the day and these are usually the ones who complain about not being able to get a doctor anyone who ca our office and is in need of medical at tention ia either seen by one of our doctors or is referred trf someone who can see him i would not and could not turn down someone ill or in urgent need of medical help as any thing i do reflects on my em ployers some problems we know from previous experience can be left until the nearest appointment available although it may seem urgent to the pat ient in the case of obviously healthy pregnant women- being seen before others most of these and other routine ap pointments have been made far ahead and unless there is some one very sick who needs to be seen first it seems only fain ine cordaros predicament that they be seen as close to their appointment time as pos sible most of the patients who insist on being seen right away or want a house call in the middle of office hours are the first to complain if they have to wait in the office because offlot easier an emergency -v- or why she couldnt get help in georgetown nor is this letter against her but i felt the public should hear the other side be fore they judge i hope you will print this letter it may make my work and many others a wilson one of the founding i it has been widely acclaimed members of halton county fire for its colored slides on home prevention bureau will be at- 1 and farm fire safety its hal- mary anne kingdon true perhaps there are many patients that call for sniffles or cidc riirfaij minor ailments just because rl burlmu they know its covered by inm i imci ut surance in usual circumstances they probably wouldnt bother jtf conference to call a doctor if they had to pay this might ba the reason halton the first county in some doctors have refused to ontario to organize a county- accept he omsip payment as wide fire prevention bureau payment in full in the hope in full in that if they have to pay a lit tle extra themselves patients will think before they call as to payment of bills most doctors i think ours at least are quite fair about payment as long as they know the pat ient is trying to pay even if it is only 50c a week they ill accept this what other rrrdi tor would do this especially on perhaps a 100 account too many people forget ttiati a doctor like themselves needs food sleep and relaxation he is not a computer he is a living human being who can if over- worked run himself into the ground like anyone else he can not cither if he is to practice modern medicine with modern equipment staff drug etc give his services for nothing most television repairmen prob ably charge as much or more to fix your set and yef people balk at paying their physician for repairing a much more im portant object the human body i know nothing about kathcr- will be in the limelight this weekend at the annual confer ence of county fire coordinators being held at the ontario fire college gravenhurst oak- villcs fire chief j douglas tending the conference and has been asked to explain the hal ton program to other fire co ordinators from across ontario the halton program organ- ized in 1957 brings together firefighters from the countys five fire departments for mon thly meetings in milton where they share their knowledge learn more about fire preven tion an plan countywide pro grams that will benefit each participating fire brigade the bureau organizes fire preven tion week activities such as a church parade and a grade 5 poster contest and sets up yearround programs to educate the public about lowccn and christmas pro grams its industrial and com mercial blitz inspections and its youth education program several of the bureaus ideas and programs have been cop ied across canada and the bu reaus scrapbooks of annual ac tivities have won special recog nition certificates 11 years in a row in the national fire pro tection associations annual competition halton opposes metro region ilalton county has sufficient population and land area to designed plan its own destiny a special l halton committee on regional government told county council fire hazards in the home office factory school and hospital governnieui last week 2nd garbage pick up terminates friday sept 26 once a week pickup commences monday september 30th residential garbage normally pickad up en tuesday will ba plelcad up wednesdays former wednesday pickups will ba changed to tuesdays town of georgetown woftcs dwawmwit mmm 4 i fit rf l