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A THE HERALD WtdnMdy Jim Letters to The Editor Thanks to supporters for antiporn fight To the editor of The Herald This Is a public letter of thanks to all those lnvolv In our recent camp aign to gain support for sections of Bill C53 deal fug with child phy and the sexual ex of children Thank you to the people who signed our petition and the over who signed and sent In the clip and mail news paper coupons to the Justice ministry Thank you to our local Ministe rial Association for their public support and for circulating our petitions amongst their tions Thanks too to the groups clubs and indlvi duals who also distributed these The petitions and accompanying literature were printed for us by Holy Cross Parish with special effort on the part of lay pastoral assistant Winston Robinson Holy Cross Parish also a special thanks for the signatures they contributed to our pell Lion lists Funding for our clip Mad mall coupons came from Holy Cross Catholic Women League Knights of Columbus University Women Club and St Johns United Church Many thanks to these groups Thanks also to the Halt on Board of Education for their letter of support to Mark MacGulgan Mini of Justice Thanks go also to The Herald for their generous cooperation In covering our project and bringing the need for child porno graphy laws to the public attention An excellent editorial comment Interesting and detailed articles and photos by Chris and Ani and the large coupon designed by the advertising depart oil helped to give BUI C5S the attention It deserves Through the efforts all those mentioned and many other Individuals there has now been demonstrated support for laws against child porno graphy As well the need for such laws has been made known to the general public Indeed Citizens Against Violent Pornography Is now as a stepping stone for other groups across the country who would also lobby the government in favour of C53 We look forward to the relntroduction of his bill or Introduction of similar legislation In he faU Thanks again to every one Yours truly Citizens Against Violent Pornography Gail Rutherford Chairman St Church 80th anniversary Sunday June St Alban a Anglican Church in Glen Williams will celebrate its Both anniversary Rev John Bothwell Bishop of the Anglican Diocese or Niagara Following the service there will be a luncheon In the parish hall The design for St were drawn up by Baker and the work began in 1M2 wtlh the cornerstone being laid September by the Grand Master of the Masonic Order The bishop at the lime was convinced that people from the Glen in Georgetown but still the church was built There have been 17 Rectors serving the church since WGO Thompson was Rector for over years Rev Graham Bland has been with St for three years Participation House For most of the severely capped life means being shut off from society through confinement In an Institution or being maintained at home by well meaning parents in creasing physical demands of the child growing Into adulthood generally be comes too much for most families As this portion of the handicapped Is cut off from mainstream society and almost completely Isolated from their peers emotional and mental develop ment suffers The Cerebral Palsy Parent Council In Toronto saw the need for a special facility Recognizing that a residence must not only house the severely handicapped It must nil their desire for affection acceptance belonging and security as well as provide every resident with the opportunity to expend energy achieve tasks learn and realize their potential Emphasis was also placed on socialization and oppor tunitles to go beyond the home To accomplish this a seven member team of parents was formed In November Participation House in Mark ham Ontario opened lis door to the severely physically disabled On June I was given the opportunity to meet some of the residents In their home away from home Anne Pahl director informed me that here are permanent residents and eight temporary for assessment While this was meant to be a home Tor as long as they choose to stay this stimulating environment encourages all phases of development with the result a few residents moved to lighter care facilities and semi independence Admission is restricted to those IS years and older Suitability state of health social development and needs of the resident are just a few of the factors considered before acceptance on a threemonth assessment period Contact with society at large seems to be the key to growth Residents are encouraged to take outings while the public is Invited to use the home facilities freely without charge A large attractive general purpose room with stage Is used for meetings activities entertainment public and club gatherings A smaller room also for public use provides much the same on a reduced scale In addition to space for hobbies and a computer The pool provides therapy else and socialization Outsiders may use the pool if mended by a doctor Similar accommodation la In Hamilton and Brantford I will be discussing programs offered by House at Ihese and other facilities In a later column TEE TIME Hilton Hills Mayor Pete Joined Bob Tost left Bert Arnold and Mike MUUrd right in teeing off at tie BUI Smith Charity GoU Classic Monday morning More than golfers teed up In all hoping to win prise such as trips and cars Proceeds from the tourney will go to the Caaadtan Cancer Society This year hoping to rake M The following are the newly elected member of the 19SM Kinsmen Club executive Front row iert to right Director Joanne Stiles Registrar Nancy Webster Past Rainy Hellcher Colleen Jean McMillan Secretary Sheryl Savage Treasurer Marjorle back right lit VieePre Crawford were Dean Miller Registrar Randy I ait Ted Savage 2nd VkePres Jim Cnrica Inn President Rick Chairman Ernie McMllaii Treasurer Gary Carter Director Duke Director Ron PastPresident of the Georgetown Kinsmen Ted Savage presents The Herald senior writer Chris with an appreciation plaque for his work on the anniversary tabloid and throughout the year for the Kinsmen LEGION LINES success with full house The Touch of Silver were in attendance and a good time was had by all Thanks to all those who assisted to make such a great The Annual Picnic this year will be held on Sunday July on Browne property from p Volunteers are required from 10 a at the Legion to assist in scttlig things up Members attending are requested to bring their own chain We regret to announce the death of Comrade Lloyd Bod who away on June 10 He was a very active Branch member and a large number turned out In appreciation for his Funeral Service The General Meeting this month will be held on June 30 This will be the last meeting before the Annual meeting In September WINNERS OF THE CAR DRAW on Thursday June 16 Bob Paul Brim and Ellen Betty Garvin Hank Chapkin J Press- wood Glen Waltes MS OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY SHOP COOPS WEEKLY GOOD VALUES 9x6 STORALL SHEDS ONLY OF EACH SALE 2499 sale 33999 WORK CLOTHING 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