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centennial sings counling the 100 that will go to indians at pelican lake as the result of carolling by some centon- nal public school pupils are somo of the singers keith clark gary dowhurst karon pow randy dubien victor hoyle and sitting ricky- dubien the carolling was a junior red cross project and involved throe separate groups of carollors bahai concerned about indian eskimo identities a brier was present- 1 to the hon j chretien minister of indian affairs and northern jv velopment from haha i roprc enfitlvcx at the human rights conference in ottawa the rep resentatives were mr tom an- aquod of the pasqua reerve saskatchewan mr douglas mar im assistant secretary iof the bahais of canada and 1ls kth- 1 marten of the unkcrsity of saskatchewan the brie vjis with a human jujjht which the bah j li feci w of very great importance to the native peoples of canada thi human right is thlr right w 7anb nil 4f fgoob tofehesr xm btiown od optometrjst 47 main st n 8773671 tp identity the opinion ex pruifhl in the brief it that one of the greatest human bight which hai been taken from the native people of can ada is a sense of pride in their identity as indians or kskimos this has come about djc first of all to a 1clc of ret nition by the early settlers and mis sionaries of the valid religion and culture wbichthe native people had before tho coming of the white man this uik of undtritandingvan appreciation has been perpetuated b his ry books which depict the indian basically a an ignorant savage and by tv and other media which continue to pie- tjre him in that light the ef fect of this negation of the in dian n lent mute contribution to uicicty ha been to deny him a feeling of pride of raci a nunibtr of irecommendat ions apear irt tho brief v inch are designed both to assist the indian to gain awareness of his true identity and to combat the tendency on the jiart of other canadians to consider the nat ive people of canada as second 1 class citizens the baha i brief bases its statement on the validity of tin religious beliefs of the italiv people of canada on a state merit made by the rounder of their raith that ihere cart be no doubt that the people of the world of uhatever rjee or rell gion derive their irtspirition from one heavenly murca i i he baha i comm anit m georjelovvn will tw making pre untation of the brief to local leaders of thought early in the new year at the conference ibclf mr douglas martin quoting from the recommendation in the letter to the conference btated than an essential element in se curing to all canadian citizens the right to a ttnse of personal identity is a clear unequivocal statement from 4he major christian churches that ialv lion dot not tie solely in their faith that dod has spoken in other ages in othtr ways to all mankind in th toronto star decern ber 3rd edition the following news item appeared let in wans oversee aid bahai urges ottawa tha federal government shojtd recruit and train young indians and kski mas flu its uwiscas pro grams because they would be mow sensitive to tho needs of the world underdeveloped peo pies the canadian baha 1 com 1 munity urged yesterday the baha i a reliun is group said these indians and esld mos would return home with skills that could be inviluabu in rehabilitation programs in canada the sect put forward its views in a brief to the nat lonal conference on human bights it ako proposed that indian and kiklmo children he taught in their own languages in fed eral schools and that native cul ture ba placed in the curricu lum merry christmas to our wonderful friends cj patrons prestons lucky dollar store gln wiiiiwi may faith bo your guide tjifa cjmrfirkrf to mwed love 1 paoce and to joy that nevof coal silver creek service station 111 georgetown b79042 w will t open lo orv you chrlitmat and new yr day usui liours 7 a hi 11 p m duly plan huttonville park as public recreation area a lite of more than 130 acres in the huttonville area includ lng the present privately owned park and frontage on to the river will likely become ching uacousy next major public rr creation area chlnguacousy council this week approved a recommend tlon by the townships planning board that tho area bo purcha ed from four different property owners to ghvo tho township its largest public parktll the phase mx parkrmrth of high way 7 opposite tho city centre la created council will negotlalo with the credit valloy conservation authority jointly on the land purchase and discuss any poi slble grants available lo rebuild the huttonville dim destroyed this fall a township by hw will be needed before actual purchase of the property can be finalized but talkii with the conservation authority and the owners will tart almost immediately the georgetown herald tuesday dec 34th 96t page 11 home nursing learn how to recognize feigns of illncsi take and record timperatmc make nn occupied bed move a helpless patitnt bo pri pared to plan meal and feed the nick liivc muliclnc safely give a simple enema apply a mustard plaster apply a sterile dressing do you know how lo jlvo a warm relaxing bed bath7 look after a new labyt care for communicable disease give artificial resuscltatjon take care of home emergencies a ristmas and ai i coop wisiii s lor i ii jiouday si ason i rom arthur at speight some decorations can prove fatal did yoj know that one leaf from your christmas poinaettia can lie fatal to a child m mm imi christmas greetings in the spirit of the season to all our wonderful patrons the evelyn shoppe evelyn and stah crest hardware owned by richardsons we extend our fond wishes eok a joyous christmas day with grateful thanks to our friends tor the pleasure antiprivilege or serving you ken nash plumbing 1 heating b772842 were wrapping up best wishe for all our good frierids at this holiday seasoh barragers cleaners dyers ib mlli slrt soulh v speedwash miiiiv 166 guolph trail gorfllown heres wiihiiig you a hqlidau lhol5 fiued metiimnt ptospetily and good heauh 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