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TH Sm l HILROY (DIVISION of ABITIBIâ€"PRICE) â€" INDUâ€"MED â€" JOHN E. GOUDEY MANUFACTURINGLTD â€" KERR BROTHERSTTD Joan A. Eaglesham From Burlington, Milton Oakville 825â€"6000 From Georgetown _ 878â€"8113 From Acton 853â€"0501 From Aldershot 639â€"4540 For further information call Ms. Kathy Kielt at«extension 7200 at the following telephone numbers: 7 â€" 8 p.m. 8 â€" 9 p.m. 6 â€" 7 p.m. At the Open House a presentation will be made outlining the urban growth options for Halton focusing primarily on Milton. Issues to be discussed include expansion of urban area boundaries and water and sewer servicing. The preliminary findings of the Halton Urban Structure Review (HUSR) suggests that there is pressure to accommodate 80,000 to 100,000 people in new urban areas in Halton by the year 2011. While the existing urban envelopes can accommodate some of the growth, there is a need to designate additional lands for urban growth. HALTON URBAN STRUCTURE REVIEW PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE â€" OPTIONS FOR URBAN GROWTH April 15, 1993 and April 20, 1993 R.O.A.R. Memberships Will Be Available During This Event SUPPORT YOUR COMMUNITY Along with The Oakville Humane Society The River Oaks/College Park Community Consultation Committee DA.R.E. â€" Halton Regional Police 12th Oakville Pathfinders (Gin Guides of Canada) CANADIAN CANCER SOGFY DAffODIS mp UKRMNIAN EASTER Eqq DECORMMING »y ST. YOLODMYR CuLTURNL CEMRE ALSO NHRA "RAIL" DRAGSTER(S) rrom LANCASTER RACING FACE PAINTING sy CLOWNS IN CHRIST â€" ST JOHN‘S UNITED CHURCH Special Guest Appearance R.O.Bear (River Oaks Public School Mascot) The Zcum Cunuy iver Oaks Association we of Residents (ROAP) Open House Presentation Open House and His Friends McGruff â€" From Crime Prevention Easter Egg Hunt River Oaks Recreation Centre 2400 Sixth Line â€" _ Oakville, Ontario Lots of Free Parking IN LIEU OF ADMISSION â€" NONâ€"PEI SHABLE FOOD DONATIONS 1O OAKVILLE FAF!E E FOOD BANK All Children Must be Accompanied by an Adult Sundag Apnl 4, 1993 30 pm First Ever Milton Thurs, April 15 Tuesday, April 20 Bishop Reding Halton Region High School Auditorium L :) HUSR Study Area (le» "Death can come in all kinds of forms â€" divorce or the death of a partner or child," he said. "You must realize there is life after â€" that one can and does recover from real tragedy." The good news is, ‘There is life after,‘ Brown pointed out, a recurâ€" ring notion in Christianity. Christians believe there is a spiritual life after death. He spoke again in terms of relaâ€" tionships; the good ones were "enriching and lifeâ€"affirming," he said. Poor relationships, however, were destructive and deeply hurtful. "In the best of all possible worlds, these things wouldn‘t hapâ€" pen," he said, "but they do happen and you carry the pain of it all your life." He said he was deeply "woundâ€" ed”tvheq his marriage fell apart. "I like it very much," he said. "I like the people. I like good worship. I enjoy preaching and pastoral work but mainly," he added with a grin, "I simply like working with peoâ€" ple." For 18 years, Brown formed his ministry in the Canadian west, much of it happily with his wife and three daughters. Certainly, Brown seems well suited to his calling. (Continued from page 3) see anything changing." ON TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1993 7:30 P.M. TO 8:30 P.M. GLEN ABBEY RECREATION CENTRE 1415 THIRD LINE ON THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1993 7:30 P.M. TO 8:30 P.M. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH 1415 TRALFALGAR RD. (ACROSS FROM SHERIDAN COLLEGE) MAKE YOUR MONEY LAST AS LONG AS YOU DO REDUCE YOUR INCOME TAXES IN 1993 ESTABLISH A SUCCESSFUL FINANCIAL PLAN USING THE FOUR KEY FINANCIAL CORNERSTONES USE TODAY‘S LOW INTEREST RATES TO UNCOVER HIDDEN INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES BUILD SAFETY INTO YOUR INVESTMENTS BY ESTABLISING A DIVERSIFIED PORTFOLIO EFFECTIVELY REDUCE YOUR MORTGAGE IN HALF THE TIME WITHOUT MAKING EXTRA PAYMENTS But he added, he personally is more interested in the message than the medium. "I deplore violence," he said, "for the sake of violence." Technology in the church? "By all means," Brown said, "if technology will help, use it." "They generally let me sing the melody," he said playfully. As a lad, he played the flute, and the flugelâ€" horn, and tennis. SIMPLE PLEASURES These days, he said, his pleaâ€" sures are simple. He reads widely, enjoys the theatre and movies (notably films of quality which deal with realistic human relationships in depth). Bill remarried after coming to Oakville. His wife Nancy is a nurse. He is looking forward to the new ‘kirk‘ â€"singing in the choir. | FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 847â€"7776 | WANT MORE FROM YOUR MONEY, BUT NOT SURE HOW TO GET IT? FIND OUT HOW BY ATTENDING OUR Rev. Bill Brown stands beside the sign where the Glen Abbey United Church is to be built at the corner of Nottinghill Gate and Upper Middle Road. WILL LEARN HOW TO Investors Group * Professional all breed Dog cat grooming * Gift boutique * Comx’lete health beauty care for your special friend For Distinctive Pets Their People "It‘s not a one way street," he added smiling. "I minister to people â€" but they minister far more to me." He is a man with a gift (quite apart from his singing voice) â€" a gift of experience and compassion. And he is gifted. From week to week, he is invited to share in the full spectrum of human emotions at weddings, christenings, and funerâ€" als. All part of the privilege of being a minister, he said. "But if we can use modern techâ€" nology to reaffirm the human condiâ€" tion, to encourage and to point to the possibility of new life," he said. "I‘m for it." "There is too much guiltâ€"inducâ€" ing religiosity," he said. "Most of what passes for religious TV is quite appalling to me and contrary to my understanding of what Christianity is all about." * Holiday makeovers * No stress atmosphere * Flexible hours * Open Sundays TRAFALGAR RD QEW | UPPER MIDDLE RD. 2423 Marine Dr. (Bronte) 847â€"6452 (Photo by Peter McCusker)