The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Pag THE HERAU Wednesday June II IMS Clergy Comments Laurent Pastor or the French Parish 31 Georgetown Out French English cultures great asset for town I have been living in Geo approximately a year now I was asked to take charge of a French Pariah established about ten yean ago in thia locality My first Impression was not that of a stranger The town looked so much like the one 1 was brought up In the States I could understand English enough to be able to do by myself what the ad ministration a parish requires In the C denomination knew the Acadlans who ore in majority among the French speaking people of Georgetown for I had spent four years in B But I had no experience Pastor 1 had been retreat Master for years and never In charge of a congregation At first I kept asking myself Whet I was doing here What was the use of a small French organised group with a Church a school social ac tivities in a town where so many educational and recreational facilities are available The answer took a long time to come I had to undergo a certain crisis of adaptation Even If the weather la not bo cold In winter in this part of Canada it lias been hard on me Humidity la something ficult to bear when you are not use toil Many times a French priest coming from Quebec though of American descent starting a new career I felt lonely and Isolated But my contacts with the clergy in our ministerial meetings helped me a great deal to overcome this isolation I could have stayed In I now believe that French Congregation la an asset for Georgetown It reminds us that Canada is made of two ethnic groups and that if each one accepts one another as they are It increases our culture our economy and Christians it makes us discover some new aspects of the Church of Christ A French group in Georgetown helps ua to un derstand better Canada and will give an extra motive to work toward unity Those who are prone to prove they have not progressed with modern speed If course a French minority In a town can have problems But a minority group faithful to its religion to its culture aware of limits but con fident in the good will and co operation of the majority la a seed which will help the city grow bigger Among the French groups of Southern Ontario that of Georgetown la beat structured with its school community center house of worship It might not grow very big only future will tell that but at present it Is lively and wants to stay alive I personally would like our French group to participate according to Its means and potentialities in the com life of Georgetown sharing with the whole population their Initiatives and responsibilities We might have something to offer Most of us are sensitive on matters dealing with politics nationality and religion With understanding and good will we can all reach beyond these limits and live together as real Friends and Brothers la it not what our Lord teaches us In bis message of Love the Gospel He gave life for the sake of all of us without distinction of race nor country He also said All you do to the smallest of my children I consider It done to myself We are all children of God and belong to the same divine family through bap tism A French Singer wrote lea nous mort mon When all men will love one another we will be dead We want to prove that it is not true for Georgetown ONLY TWO TO GO and Debbie Deenick will have all badges offered in the Girl Scout program District Commissioner Barb and Rita her mother left rear and grandmother right rear were on hand for the ceremonies Debblesgrandmotberbvialtlngfrora Holland and was honored to be at the presentation by the Hornby Brownies Bill splits teachers Days are coming The Day family will be holding their tilth family reunion at the Georgetown Fairgrounds on Sunday June Hosting this years reunion will be Mr and Mrs Howard Lindley and family Dinner will be served at 12 noon sharp Following the meal there will be various games races horseshoes and baseball games Many names have married Into the Day family over the years for Instance Buffalo Bill Codys family and the Day family are Intermarried It la expected to be a big day for some ZOO members of the Day family who will be present at the reunion You can be a TV star 100 according to one feature of the bill is that good locally involved teacher will faith bargaining must be sew the seeds of distrust carried out Some boards stall between teachers and and delny meaningful principals and viceprincipals negotiations and then propose Tom a eleventh hour proposals Chun Everybody is a star who complete the course The added areas of Milton Secondary School Teachers Well not exactly Some successfully and Acton will have their own Federation commenting on people prefer to work behind We plan to Include each programing Ideas different the bill presently before the the scenes In television phase of television production from those of the people of provincial legislature termed production and that Is what the from the beginning Idea to the Georgetown and we will need a It Access Program offered by final products explained competent crew to translate The bill governs the Hal Ion Cable Systems and program manager those ideas into meaningful negotiation of collective Sheridan College of Applied of Helton Cable television said Mr between school Arts and Technology la going Systems We have the There are four other cable boards and teachers It would to teach this summer communities of Acton Milton companies offering a similar teachers the right to course will Georgetown and Glen program In their communities strike while banning work-to- Xinthboftelevlslon to draw on for ideas under the same arrangement rule slowdowns the television Each performance of assigned teacher at Georgetown Just before May last day of government could end a strike District High School and past resignation or the last few or lockout through legislate president of the Hal ton days in June before school if It believes it is harmful to closes I hope will be education and jeopardizing the rectified by the fiveperson completion of the students commission that will monitor years work I would strongly and assist the negotiations suggest that Education In the final analysis the Relation Commission be responsible to legislature rather than the Cabinet explain ad talent and there should be with the college 1 ST GEORGES CHURCH ANGLICAN Guelph Street Rector The Revd R Gallagher B A STB Sunday June Trinity IV AM THE EUCHARIST IMAM CHORAL EUCHARIST HAM MORNING PRAYER Crib and a in the a program manager win con- duties and mass resignations Si f -a- wh television show for the people By offering the course of Georgetown Thecoma is Helton Cable System hope to In my opinion Mid Mr expand IB local coverage end 100 ha will run for four week two luTtechnlc1 raourcea for met of the ide and producing prog drop used in the el baa a nice Introduction of the to One of the most the area was the ld of Lucy community Hall of Ihe Media programlnglspieclngtogether n ivwhere of Sheridan a mm that 1Kb most serious flaws in the bill Is that principals and vice principals cannot strike It is treating them as management and I do not agree with that The legislation will have them remain as dormant members It is very divisive department of Sheridan crew that has the time and tPimHinn nil College You ve got fantastic to really to a good totto tta equipment hen for doing local job added Mr wholeeabehtadcourse television If only more people takes technical crew of 23d WctardForsttr knew how to express them- to put together a show In interested In the in course can call Cable is very pn or pick up application and will undoubtedly sew the S in P seeds of distrust which will credits and diplomas to those ae equipment Stntl South develop Into lack or confidence in principals and vice principals Meaningful relationships will be destroyed and un dermlned and hence education in the schools and the province will suffer Bad relations will Hosting Mexican visitors Buenos Georgetown Twelve young people from Mexico will find a home-away- in the Georgetown area thia summer They are coming to leam about Canada and the Canadian way of life as members of the Experiment In International Living a con member of UNESCO MAPLE AVE GEORGETOWN m School with a class for am Morning Worship Sanies Evening Fellowship Hour BIBLE STUDY HOUR WEDNESDAYS PM ST JOHNS UNITED CHURCH OF GEORGETOWN WILLIAMS Minister Rev Harold T Martin Mr Dais Wood Organists Mrs Shirley Inglls 930 am GLEN WILLIAMS am GEORGETOWN programs which will bring Should your family be in Mexicans Japanese Swiss In opening your home result in poor education We and French Canadians to to a Mexican Experimenter must put the students first by Ontario summer will having a healthy and honest arrive in Georgetown on August contact the Ex relationship among all August While in the cam- perlments local re pre sen- members on a staff We can they will live Mrs Jean Brown at illafford legislation which will members of local families and All they ask Is that you drive a wedge between participate fully in their day and your family be en teachers on a staff today activities The group thusIasUc and willing to open Mr com The Experiment was founded consists mostly of high school your minds and your hearts to mended the legislation stand in and has proved to be a and university students but a most rewarding experience on allowing all terms and unique crosscultural includes several professionals educational program The During their stay they hope to The Experiment ftels that only This feature of Experiment believes that one Improve their English learn through living peoples of the bill will be most welcome can best learn to live together especially In Halton strong friendships with their and international districts In the Canadian families demanding be attained province negotiate conditions of work but teachers can only discuss such matters In committees This has been a sore point for many years and to have this as part of the Act is most commendable He added that another good Who are you BAPTIST CHURCH Minister Rev Lewis Mrs Townend Ham MornlngWorshlp Wed Service Evangelical VISITORSWELCOME CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Rev J Postman Listen to CHIN 101 BACK TO GOD HOUR Sundays a Also CKFH Immanuel Lutheran Church Windsor Road at Carole si Rev Harold ft am Sunday School 11am Worship Service the Lutheran Hour GEORGETOWN ALLIANCE CHURCH Main Si Pastor Pater Ralph a Sunday School Mam Evwilno Worship Everyone Welcome Corns our church your church Whos the president of the could help us all get to know Georgetown Rotary Club our town and Its various Whos the new Liberal riding groups and organizations a officer where can you get little better some Information on the The librarians at the Georgetown Figure Skating Georgetown library on Church Club Street are asking all com clubs organizations If finding the answers to and to those questions is a puxxle in send of you are not necessarily phone numbers alone Fortunately the folks at alms and meeting All the Hills Public information will then be Libraries have plana that to ccesible to Patterson gives his 75th pint anyone looking for some an swers When president steps down or the secretary leaves the name of his or her replacement can be telephoned in and the change will easily be made Considering the librarys long hours Tuesday to Friday a m to and Saturday from to it could be perhaps the most convenient information scr vice available dm BOOKS LIMITED Christian Books SHOP and SAVE AT ILVERS IN DOWNTOWN GEORGETOWN SAVE 20 on MENS WORK CLOTHES OF TOPGRADE QUALITY SAVE 20 and more ON TOP QUALITY MENS BOOTS SHOES SAVE 20 and more ON PRESTIGE CANADIAN BRANDS OF CANVAS FOOTWEAR FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY SAVE 20 to 50 ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES AND GIRLS SPRING DRESSES COATS and JACKETS SAVE on Polyester LADIES SLIMS in sizes to Pastel shades EXTRA SPECIAL SAVE 20 AND MORE ON ALL OUR BRANDS OF MENS SUMMER KNITTED SHIRTS If the rest of Georgetown would only follow the example of a certain local residents when It comes to giving blood there would surely be no problem at all for the Red Cross In providing blood needed At the blood donor clinic held Just over two weeks ago those 26 donors donated their pint Of course It was not all from the same donor nor was It all given at that one clinic It was the sum total of ail their donations given over a number of years and at numerous clinics Hugh Patterson for example donated his pint at the clinic for which he will receive a special scroll from the Red Cross at the local chapter a annual meeting E and Williams donated their pints at clinic while Snyder Q W Cooper J Fioln A J E I Lee and M T Korbey all marked their 3Sth donations They also will receive special scrolls at the annual meeting Receiving pins honoring their donations at the clinic were A J J Hoare W Walsma A Baker H Jacques and R C Lemay Mrs J Clarke M Shearer Mrs J Crabtree J D Hancock S J Peck F Debeer and Mack were presented with loth donation pins at the clinic Ladies And Gentlemen STATION HOUSE TAKES CONTROL ONCE AGAIN Featuring THE TRAVELLING POLKA MAN The Riviera Club June 830 pm