THE HERALD Wednesday Augutl MM Page Country must be salvaged for our descendants The everlasting impact Jesus has on history is due to the fact that in his teachings he replaced Might is Right with humility compassion and love for the poor and powerless He taught that in the eyes of the Lord power and are if anyting a hlnderance on the way to his heart not a help In today s language this means that all the material goods we are so concern ed about are preventing us from gaining happiness and fulfilment within God s creation His early followers and the later ones too were only too human They very soon added their pre judices and hatreds to the teachings of Jesus Once these ear ly followers organised themselves into a church their organisation developed into a worldly club for ambitious males headed by a great prince instead of a humble carpenter As a result the white man became with the blessings of his church something to be feared in stead of loved The conquest of John Sommer Mexico by a gang of Spaniards in 1519 is only one chapter in a very sad and long tale When the monk Luther eventual ly stood up to accuse the church of corruption and wrongdoing the refusal of Rome to reform dragged Europe into a devastating war that lasted for 30 years However the division of Chris tianity into two opposing camps made the enlightenment of the century possible The division of church and state free speech Police auction Regional Police wants to sell you a bicycle cheap The police are holding an auction at the Indoor Mall on Guelph Street August 10 In addition to 150 bikes the auction will include everything from baseball gloves stereos and cassettes leather jackets purses and even a small water softener The viewing of auction articles will begin at and the auc tion will begin ate p m Police district clerk John Horning wants to encourage Halton Hills residents to attend the auction It s a good way for the police to in teract with the community he said Sympathy extended religious tolerance all these prin ciples by which most of us try to live today would not have come about without Luther and his fellow reformers But all the wars and revolutions that have shaken Europe to it s foundations had the effect that we are deeply taking sides We find our own civilisation of such prime importance that all the other civilisations and cultures on this earth are of only slight interest to us We raid their artifacts and sacred objects and display these in our museums as proof of our superiority And the people who made the artifacts we treat like children that have to be taught the blessings of our way of life When our ancestors came to this continent hundreds of years ago they found a native population that had seemingly lived here forever Since our religion of love oh irony had been imposed on many of our ancestors back in Europe by the sword the early settlers in North America did likewise They had no respect nor love for these savage people and they despised their beliefs Most of them they killed and the remaining orphans became their wards But orphans everywhere are grudgingly given the barest necessities of life only and the reserves we have set aside for our native population are far from generous compared to what we took from them Yet we complain that the Cana Indians refuse to merge with our society and make our values their own But what values do we have to offer to a people to whom the sacred grounds of their ancestors are of greater im portance than a golf course We who recklessly sell everything that is fine and unique in order to make a buck Now we have the barricades at By KAY WILSON Correspondent Since sympathy is extended to the family of John Jack Hunter who passed away at the Bennett Health Care Centre Georgetown on July Beloved husband of the late and loving father of Charles and his wife Mary of 2 Georgetown Lov ing grandfather of Cindy John and Elizabeth Hunter and great grandfather of Amanda Predeceased by brothers Ike and Cliff Hunter Mabel and Pearl Black Funeral service was held at J S Jones and Son Funeral Home Georgetown on July 30 at 2 p m Interment in Greenwood Cemetery Georgetown Open house Please come and help us celebrate the birthday of Gladys Chester at the home of Jack and Jean May R Nor val Grandmama and her family will be receiving guests Clothing Mens Ladies Childrens ALTERATIONS 8771598 Norval News from 24 Sunday Aug 12 Best wishes only anniversary Arthur and Donna R of Terra Cotla celebrated the wed ding anniversary July The evening party held in the Terra Cotta Community Hall Host ng the party wis Arthur mother Bessie Countryman and the Rice sons James and Gary Around 70 people attended and en joyed a beautiful buffet while visiting Kathy and Kan Rice Poole of Surrey C visited for the weekend and atended the party Passive Reducing Exclusive Ladies Salon SUNTAN BEDS 00 per Senlmt Sessions far 50 8734907 116 Guelph St Roor Entrance Georgetown FRESH PICKED SWEET CORN Now Available at ALLISONS CORN STAND South of Georgetown on the 8th and 9th Lines 1100 AM 600 PM for orders over please call 840744 Oka a total impasse and breakdown In communication Our ancestors stole the land we are ing on and our rulers refuse to sit down with the people the land was stolen from Who are these of ficials of a Christian government so lacking in courtesy towards the original inhabitants of this great land Who are they to call these proud suffering people criminals before a proper trial has taken place Isn t it time we put our country in order before we tell the South Africans for in stance how to behave in theirs Between and in East Germany all property if farm fac tory or house was confiscated from the owners by the state Now the world rightly demands that these properties are returned to the owners or compensated for Likewise our federal government has no excuse to sit on a high horse with regard to the oldest dians in the country As to Mr the leader of the Opposition in Quebec By treating his own minorities with the respect they deserve be could teach us all in the rest of Canada how to treat the minority of Frenchspeaking Canadians And maybe by making our peace with the original Canadians and by un burdening our conscience in doing so we will finally stop our bicker ing with each other over stolen goods and find the time and energy to salvage this country for all Our descendants Fash The Young At Hea I 115 MAIN ST S GEORGETOWN Ac am Knoi Chu ch SHOPPING SPREE VALUE STORE Designer Eye Glasses Soft Contact Lenses Coloured Contact Lenses Gas Permeable Contact Lenses At Affordable Prices Limited Time Discount Offers Eye Examinations Arranged Call FAMILY OPTICAL 232 Guelph St Unit 8 at Mountalnview GEORGETOWN Behnd he OPEN Mon Sat Fridays SUSSMANS FAMOUS PRICE SALE SAVE Oil TO U OFF OUR ENTIRE SELECTION OF SPRING SUMMER MERCHANDISE FROM famous names such as Simon Chang Jones New York Mr Royal Robbins Ralph Lauren Mister Leonard Looks and many many more