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the georgetown herald wednesday evening may 6 1993 page s firrtlbertan textbook deau with uji norton floral f offers a choice selection of flowers for mothers day cut flowers and potted plants downtown store next to thompsons hardware norton floral phone 3 1 5w horse shoe grill formerly empire lunch now open every sunday and closed all day thursdays television for your enjoyment we have fresh fish for sale on weekends for deliveries phone 293 theres a coop hog feed ever for y need looking over the first school textbook ever published in the west african republic of liberia are mrs beatrix p ronquillo chief of united nations educational liaison and richard s s bright per manent representative of liberia to un the book written by miss dora lee allen an american teacher who is now working in the liberian school system bears the title our united nations family problems not increasing as population meeting told while the population of our county is rapidly increasing espe cially at the southern end it would appear that to date our family problems are not increasing accor dingly superintendent g f thompson told the annual meeting of the halton county childrens aid society in st pauls united church milton many problems centre around young couples the superintendent pointed out emphasizing that the society aimed at giving the chil dren a greater opportunity mrs w a weaver president in her report pointed out that the halton childrens aid society is the only channel by which the community can indicate its interest in the wellbeing of its children in conclusion mrs weaver asked for the support of all organizations of the county to aid in our work to help the neglected child of today become a better citizen of tomor row featured on the program were the boys choir of st judes church oakville directed by mr evans douglas and the speaker of the evening d coughlan director of probation services for the province mr coughlan in his address stres sed the importance of an efficient ly operated probation service he pointed out that canada lacked course in penology criminal re search and any canadian literature on the subjects why have prison figures doubled in the last defcade the speaker questioned in ontario in 1942 there were 19652 sent to prison and in 1951 40742 wercr imprisoned mr coughlan pointed out that de spite an increase in population the per capita imprisonment had in creased in 30 years in england commit tals were reduced by twothirds following the inauguration of legi slation placing one probation officer in each court he emphasized mr coughlan pointed out that in canada 70 tier cent of those sent enced become repeaters while in england where probation is more extensive 75 per cent of the first offenders are reclaimed or did not repeat prison terms the punishment should fit the character of the offender no less than the character of the crime the director concluded marion presented fche reort of the nominating committee which was accepted appointing the fol lowing directors- acton mrs orland e robbins w d elmer smith bronte mrs richard ellison mrs a e pickard burlington mrs mrs louis j lee w a weaver william deans jack coop pig barter coop 15 hog grower coop pig finisher coop hog and sow concentrate coop 15 sow ration there ia no secret about all the best ingredient which go into die manufacture of coop feeds your local cooj mill foreman win be happy to show you the formulae as issued by united cooperatives sold at your local halton cooperative supplies- 1 1tsnsls is free delivery route day wn 86 milton 127 georgetown armstrong milton mrs m e nixon j w higgins oakville dr h v cranfieid floyd henry eoquesing township mrs m j brown jmassagaweya j murray mahon nelson m velms norris trafalgar w g mackenzle rob- in tfc colknty council representatives robert marshall charles r ander son milton mrs w a weaver burlington was reappointed president with w g mackenxle robinson oak ville vice president mrs louis j lee buittagton secretary ndwm deans georgetown treasurer mrs weaver introduced the soc iety social worker mrs mary e gllmour mrs m brown- ex- sunday service at st johns church jdg on sunday morning at st johns united church rev john m smith continued his meditation on the subject suggested by the emblem and scripture verse of the memor ial windows for this week the emblem was the sheaf of wheat and the verse 1 am the bread of life mr smith said there is a very large percentage of men wo men and children in the world who barely get sufficient food to keep life together who are con stantly undernourished and so even the humble lifegiving bread is something very real and import ant to them with very many of them it is so difficult to get that almost all the effort of their lives is used in obtaining it even in our land of plenty there arc many who through unfortunate circum stances are underfed but many kindly efforts are being made to provide for these but even in our goodly land where food is plentiful there are many people who seek for nothing more than the satisfying of their bodily needs and cravings this is living on a low plane many oth ers add to this the cultivation of their intellect the feeding of their minds and so grow physically and mentally often using much of their life and effort for the benefit of others that is a much higher plane of living then there are many others who recognize that there is another sphere of life higher still in which we can par take the spiritual realm which needs to be fed and cultivated just as does the physical and mental and in which we may easily starve even with its food all around us it was this realm which jesus was meaning when he said i am the bread of life the abundant life which he came to bring to us foods for all three types of life are the gift of god placed here for our use if we will accept themlike any other gift and be willing to go out of our way if need be to receive them our spiritual food like our bodily and mental food must not only be accepted and sought after but be assimilated into our very being and be taken every day become a habit of our dally living as is that of taking food if it is to make our souls grow we can gel our daily supply from the reading of gods word and medl- r tating on the teachings of jesus inten too like bur muscles and minds our spiritual being must be used an exercised if it is to dev elop as it should and the best development of our spiritual life like any other part of us has been found to be when we use our tal ents for others for the uplifting of life through the nurturing of all mother is not forgotten at s on mothers day sunday may 9th here are some practical gift suggestions for her hosiery gloves blouses lingerie handbags millinery dressesfrom suits from coats from 395 2950 1995 plumbing and heating licensed plumbers certified lennox dealers perimaflo oil heating pressure systems all work guaranteed free estimates ted hicken tomclapham 381 r21 phone 381 r 14 its parts bodily mentally and spiritually everywhere the world over mr smith asked the congre gation to let the shear and the verse i am the bread of life constantly remind us of this the choir sang dear land of home and mrs g kidney a solo o lord thqu searchest me out halton holstein makes 870 lbs fat alcartra tensen joan a purebred holstein owned by h c cooper oakville ont has completed a record of performance test of 21762 lbs milk containing 807 lbs fat average test 371 percent butterfat this record was made in 365 days as a nineyearold on three times a day milking joan has four times previously qualified in the record of performance she is a good individual as well as an outstanding producer having been- classified as very good the second highest attainable rating for conformation the salvation army seeks your support in their annual red shield fund campaign please be generous when the canvasser calls on you during the next two weeks 8 toots choir retiring officers and the mr ana mrs crab of 8b pauls united church who served lunch 4q che fhmsb atrjlisk w h of donations mat also bk lett at the okoboctown banks lor i