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Paget THE HERALD ltTS Continued from related an unusual experience prior to her Journey nils happened about one week before we left for Montreal I wau reading the book Cross on a Switchblade written by David Wllkson and I became really Inspired Hat night I prayed to God to help me do something worthwhile this summer to bit will That next Sunday Pastor Ralph asked me to go to Montreal I dido connect the happenings at first but a couple of later I figured out what happened Laurie was also with the attitude of the refugees I was talking to two girls who held their Bachelor of Arts degree They felt that this is what they have so they might as well make the best of It Everyone was so grateful for what they did have Those people have been through a lot in one year more than I ever want to go through in a lifetime Yet they ail were so pleased and all so very nice Seventeen yearold Keith had previously travelled with Wea Palmer to deliver a truck load of donations and after seeing the situation In Montreal decided he wanted to return and help out as much as possible Moat of the refugoca are professional people like university professors etc Most of these people really had it made In Vietnam and bang they have nothing The people were not at all ashamed to accept the donations I guess they all knew that everyone else was in the same boat We went to one apartment and the family was given some pots The father gave one of the pots back because he said that they had enough and did not need an extra one This other apartment we visited was a one room apartment and eight children were sleeping on the floor I kept tbe whole time what would I do and bow would I react if 1 were a refugee heard one man Yes Canada good very good Pastor Ralph felt that one of the most rewarding experiences was the deep friend ship formed amongst the four young people bis wife and himself I really got to know these kids which Was important to me These kids have got to be the beat group ot kids I have ever worked with However he personal visit to left deep Imprints on Pastor Ralph It acquainted me more personally with what a at stake in Montreal and what Is still so desperately needed It also gave me an opportunity to practise what I preach I talk about love and caring In a sermon and how to act In a tangible way I found out that you really can practise what you do preach When we went down there we knew that it would be all hard work with nothing In return but the friendship of the refugees It enlarged my vision as to why I here as a Christian and what Cod la doing in tbe world It none thing to talk about the Christian faith to people who know and understand English who live In town but to talk with someone who knows virtually nothing about Christian faith is quite a challenge Pastor Ralph went on to explain the of the Vietnam Heartbeat Project had on the congregation of the Christian Alliance Church Everyone gave donations and offered their help In sorting packaging repairing clothes etc church closer together So many people have aid thai it like the good old days where everyone worked shoulder to shoulder and pitched in Pastor Ralph was both proud and excited over the numerous donations given to the Vietnam Heart beat Project from Georgetown residents The amount of progress we made here A LOT FROM and Linda sort through just a small part of he truckloads of clothing that have arrived in Montreal to help the Vietnamese- and Cambodians through their first few months of our harsh Canadian winters While Canada weather is considered to be hot if not too hot for many of us the Vietnamese actually regard it as being In Georgetown as far as donations go proved really put the project on Its feet When we amount of happiness and optimism shown by to me that we are not as for away from Christian values as I sometimes Ihlnk Itprovedtomethatpeoplodocarc that they do respond All they need Is an outlet I think that the contributions from Georgetown were at Montreal we unloaded countless the refugees many held a great amount of number of donations which we knew came sorrow He heard one man saying Montreal from Georgetown It was such terrific no war Saigon always war Mother sister feeling brother over in Vietnam very sad Yet he Pastor Ralph explained that despite the continued to Council agrees on ice rates Council last week endorsed committee and the Junior an agreement between the general administration Georgetown concerning ice JOINT SUMMER SERVICE ST JOHNS UNITED CHURCH OF a GLEN WILLIAMS KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Will be together In SI John United Church DURING THE MONTH OF AUOUST Item REV PETER BARROW JUNIOR CONGREGATION UP TO 10 YEARS NURSERY CARE rates at the new Gordon Alcott Memorial Arena Following an earlier meeting with Peter Pomcroy of the Junior Gemlnisand Dave Kentncr and Bob Hooper of the Intermediate Raiders tbe general administration committee set the rental rates both for the Ice lime and the banquet hall for the two clubs The clubs will pay per hour for ice time during their regular schedules At the start of playoffs new agreements will be signed During playoffs the clubs will pay ihe town either per hour or per cent of the gate whichever Is greater Both clubs have also agreed to rent he banquet hall at the arena for eight consecutive home games at a rate of per night After the eighth games the rates will be re negotiated When questioned by Councillor Rubs Miller why he two senior clubs were being charged while the minor hockey groups In the town were paying per hour Councillor Roy Booth stated These arc business ventures using town recreational New riding Lutheran Church July August Worship Service GEORGETOWN AUIANCE CHURCH evangelical Main St Patter Pel Ralph m Sunday School Morning worth Evening Worship Everyone Welcome Come make our church CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Rev J postman Listen BACK TO GOD HOUR ST GEORGES ANGLICAN CHURCH MOutlphSt Rector R Oat lasher NURSERY CARE BAPTIST CHURCH Rev Tom Organ lit Mrs Towntmt a Church School a Morning Worship Wed Service Conservative evangelical VISITORS WELCOME HALTON HILLS PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY Trafalgar Rd And No Highway Patter Rev J 10 am Family School lam Morning Worthlp Evening Opponents to the proposed new federal riding of Peel have been given until Thursday September 11 to file their ob jections with he federal commission that has recommended that Georgetown be severed from the rest of Hills and placed In new riding stretching lo northeast Toronto The proposal was revealed last week by the Federal Electoral Boundaries Com mission for Ontario Every ten years a commission responsible for recommending the boundaries of federal electoral districts and their names is appointed for each province The findings of the present commission published last Tuesday in dally papers across Ontario show Georgetown and the northeast section of Included in a new Peel riding which also includes the town of Caledon King Township and the town or Vaughan The remainder of Halton Hills plus Oak vllle and Milton are lumped Into a second riding known as Burlington would require a third riding for the region con sitting solely of the city of Burlington th the changes called for by he commission representation from Ontario in Ottawa would increase by seven members of parliament to a total of The new Peel Halton riding populace of and Burlington Public hearings have been scheduled to hear complaints about the new federal riding setups The hearing concerning the Peel riding Is scheduled to begin at 30 Monday October in the Federal Court of Canada MS Queen Street West Toronto However anyone planning to present his views to the commission must submit written notice with 23 days of the public announcement the changes made August 19 Those notices must be sent to the com mission secretary Brian McCool Room 301 Arthur Mcighen Building 25 St Clair Avenue East Toronto M4T 1M4 Chairman of the commission is Mr Nudist camp likely for Terra Cotta park A nudist camp in Terra is a very likely possibility s own planner Is presently considering a request by Desmond Rice to urn Wolf Park from a trailer camp to a private nudist club The suggestion received a friendly reception lost Monday from Caledon council Mr Rice plans lo buy the acre Wolf Park on the nth Line if council approves the project Mr Rice told the council the nudists would be doctors lawyers and upper income executive types who can afford to pay annual dues of MOO lo In letter presented to council he said the members should prove an asset to the community in deportment and in their purchasing power in the local shops and restaurants He also told council the club would reduce the amount of l raff c generated by the camp He said eventual plans for the club call for a clubhouse a sauna j terraced sunbathing area tennis courts squash Im Wrecking yard given days The operator of the much critic ted wrecking yard in has been given days to clean up his operations or else have his licence to operate the yard cancelled Town council last Thursday night accepted a resolution which gives Fred Toll on operator of the automobile wrecking yard 14 days to move the fence in front of the yard feet back from the road line Failure to do so will result In the town cancelling his licence Councillor Bum Miller told council that the building In spec or had Investigated the frequent complaints about he wrecking yard and found that the fence was approximately to feet away from the road line According to municipal regulations fences must not be located any closer than feet from a regional road That a very dangerous corner commented Coun Miller One of these be an days here a going accident there He has not been a good resident of the neigh borhood We must act for the citizens of the area whose property has decreased in value because of that yard Cleanliness next to sob According to Hills alcohol and Utter go hand In hand Councillor Em Hyde questioning the difference in rental rates for he banquet room In the Gordon Alcott Memorial Arena between or nonalcoholic affairs and courts and other provements We re generally upgrading the area he said It will generate a lot of air traffic right off the end of the Victoria runway observed Councillor Alex binoculars added Councillor George Wright Mayor Ivor McMulIln said nudist group usually stay on i their property and cause no trouble to the surrounding community He said existing bylaws are adequate to prevent nudists from going on the public roods in the nude or otherwise of fending the public He pointed out that the site is zoned for recreational use under the bylaws of the former Chinguacousy Township and said he did not believe the bylaw regulated whether those using the site wear Clothes or Council Mr Rice proposal to town planner John Stevens to determine whether a nudist club is a suitable use far the area In view of existing bylaws IS riety money was quite simply to pay for the extra mess that companies drinking Councillor Roy Booth ex plained that the rates had been suggested by facilities Pat Shechon His experience has shown that it costs roughly more to clean up that sizeaftcr a party where people f hove been drinking than one where people haven been Councillor Lea added that the rates were roughly same as those charges by operators of other banquet facilities Wc don want to be In competition with anyone Councillor Hyde still was unconvinced that the extra charge was warranted They drinkers will make as much mess as those who do dm BOOKS LIMITED 41 STREET BRAMPTON Doom Sunday School lit Record ELKS BINGO Credit Valley Club CANCELLED Monday September 1st Labour Day Holiday facilities and they should pay for it That is not high by any means We could have asked an hour for Friday and Saturday prime time for he arena He also added hat the ad dltlonal Is to cover he ad coats which will occur when there are large crowds on hand for the Gcmlnis and Raiders games The break even point for hat arena is per hour The additional which will only amount to IIS a night will cover the additional costs such as clean up and rink circulate PASS IT ONI BLOOD DONOR CLINIC OPEN FROM I JO to I 11pm Monday sept HOLY CROSS CHURCH AUDITORIUM Maple Avenue East Healthy persons year old boys written parental consent who have not donated lor months ore needed NEW donors at clink AVOID even no waiting periods attend c between and In and B to B n the even TRANSPORTATION AND BABYSITTING Ihe Clinic available to DONORS If a ride It needed phone Mrs Erica Thompson On Inlc day or make a nolo CLINIC DAY SEPTEMBER on your calendar GEORGETOWN DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL WILL FOR TALI Wed September 3 ANY CHANGES FROM LAST YEARS BUS ROUTING WILL BE ADVERTISED IN THIS NEWSPAPER GRADE students are to report to Cafttorlum for an Introductory assembly at a All students will then report to the rooms Indicated on the various notice boards At that time registration procedures will commence A full day s time table will then be followed Dismissal will take place at pm Most students will find their names on appropriate class lists which will be posted In the foyer or In the corridor near the Students whose names are not listed should report to the Student Services office Students having questions concerning registration or courses are Invited to contact the school office any day Monday to Friday between and p THE CAFETERIA WILL OPERATE ON OPENING DAY Market Place Optical Local Opticians OPEN DAILY MONDAY THRU FRIDAY We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions for Glasses EYE EXAMINATIONS ARRANGED Georgetown Market 8773562 Near 8777036