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georgetown y forming i ndia guide prdgram mary ceeper under its plan of expanding the programs tbe georgetown and dfitrict yhca ywca ii off ering a new club to the fa- then and aont of this area it la called the father and sons y indian guides and a design ed for fathers with sons aged dx through nine the y indian guides is national lather and son home centred dob program fathers and adna participate together as tribe members in groups ot a to 9 hrhers and sons and the program la based on father and sob relationships in american indian culture tribal- meetings are held in rotation in the homes of the braves twice monthly the meeting lasts exactly one hour from 7 fun until 8 pjn 0e half jf the time is takenup with the indian rituals and tbe bal ance is used for crafts or throughout all y indian gui- detrlbal council- meetings in- dian procedures are strictly fol lowed both the big and little braves don their feathered headbands and shirts each brave has his own indian name such as shooting bow for- the big brave and fast arrow jot tbe little brave the council meeting opens with 12 bests upon the tomtom the tribal prayer and the chief calling pledge of the y indian guides we father and son through friendly services to each other to our family to this tribe to our community and country seek a world pleasing to the eye of the great spirit 2 the sbt aims to be clean in body and pure in heart to be tab forever with my dad sons to love the sacred circle of my family to be attentive while others speak to love my neighbours as myself to seek and preserve the beauty of the great spirits work in forest field and stream 8 the y indian guide slogan pals forever padson following the tribal business there is a craft game or plan ning of an outing a short ice cream and cookie lunch then the council- closing ceremonies begin some tribes use a very impressive silent sign language prayer each tribe elects for its offi cers chief tally keeper medic- these are big braves father whose duties are to manage the tribe from the little braves are elected the tomtom beater wampumrunner and so forth these councils bring big and little braves together in the business of learning to know each other while enjoying a program that affords rich op- tribea will form in the george town area each enjoying closeness among its members found only in small groups once a month for again exactly one hour each of the tribes would longhouse together langhouae gathering is held in a large gym and la where new tribes are inducted to full tribal sta tus and the promotion of inter tribal fellowship tribal prac tices and new ideas are cpuraged the goal of this type of pro gram seems clearly defined in the y indian guide purpose aim and slogan but to all this can be added a good deal of fun for dad and son the yhca believes that the response to this program will be goqd as this is ope of the better clubs to be made avail able it is immensely success ful throughout the united sta tes and is now getting a start in canada when formed georgetown jne man ajjd wampum 1earerr willhave the fourth tribe to be yimjvr mu mo luci caning for afl braves to assume the iportuniues tor character devel- position of tribal unit he flpment then leads them in reciting fhel it fa planned that many small i the tribe formed in this country two very successful tribes meet re gularly in brampton and bram- alea with the third tribe meet ing in the prairie provinces hie formation meeting will be held at the home of mr ken oag 214 delrex blvd qn tues day april 5th with y person nel and an y indian guide chief in attendance to answer all questions and then to form mum beats and indian wat dancb make up part of the program of indian guides the new program for youngsten and dads on the georgetown ymca ywca drawing board here a feeder raises his arm and recites one of the age saying of the indian guides as the others listen intently during a meeting of a bramalea tribe addresses norval institute talks on red cross work norval womens institute met at tbe home of mrs e bttratbli thursday afternoon march 3rd with vice president mrs vera taylor in the chair it was decided to send a deleg ate to the officers conference to be held in guclph in may it was decided that the insti tute sponsor a euchre party to be held in pinegrove school in march the committee in charge to be mrs h collins mrs s mcdonald mrs g chester and mrs e-burk- mrs e burk and mrs vera taylor were appointed to make arrangements for the institute to attend a show and dinner in toronto to celebrate the 60th anniversary of tbe norval inst itute mrs g chester gave the re- port ofjcatering to the jr farm ers banquet mrs ttcollina health conven er was in charge of the progr am she gave the motto the nations health u tbe nations wealth which had been prepar ed by mratg caseley but due to illness ae could not attend tbe meeting mrs collins introduced mrs t nleuwhof of georgetown who gave a very interesting talk on tbe work of the red cross in georgetown and district mrs collins thanked the speaker and presented her with a gift tbe meeting closed with sing ing hie queen and lunch was served by the hostess assisted by mrs w graham and mrs g chester sympathy is extended to miss prairie maguire and mr mrs harold gollop on the death their cousin marjorie gollop mrs walter macpherson of toronto following a lenghty illness hr mrs murray weir turned home from a lovely va cation in california where they visited their son and family the plane trip home from chic ago to milton was very rough as they passed through a severe thunder storm and the bad wea ther of friday evening march 4th however they enjoyed their visit in california and sight seeing while there the local association for nor val guides brownies snd bang ers held a euchre party at the home of mr mrs jack may on friday eveninffmarch 4th there were 7 tables of players who enjoyed the social evening winners of the eoehre mrs gordon miller and mrs c oconnell for the ladies and mac alexander and john dun- lop for the men lunch wis served by the la in thi mail bao scores injunctions favour employers only is opinion 40 main st s march eth 1966 mr and mrs skilling couples presidents mr and mrs andy skilling were elected presidents mr and mrs william robbins vice- presidents mr and mrs p stevens secretaries and mr and mrs p r masihl treasur ers at a meeting of the st andrews couples club feb 26 the election of 1966 officers and other business was handled at the church manse after the membership spent the early part of tbe evening at the geor getown little theatre presenta tion oh dad poor dad mam mas hung you in the closet and im feeling so sad the evening was concluded with coffee and refreshments mr editor in the march 3rd issue of your paper there appeared a letter with regards to the oah- awa times strike in the city of oshawa i would appreciate the same opportunity some comments en the strike i personally was in the city of oshawa every day the strike was on and one of the many people to walk the picket lines the strike bad the support of the workers and the clergy as well as many of the- business men tradesmen small business men and professional people in other words a large part of the community supported tbe strike many great men have denied the laws when they were unjust on moral grounds let us have some facts just what does the injunction mean the injunction chambers etymological dic tionary has this meaning for injunction act of enjoining or commanding an order a precept exhortation a writ of prohibition granted by a court of equity here the key word seems to be equity but what is there so equitable in the granting of injunctions to prohibit or limit picketing in legal strikes labor law recog nizes the right to strike when all the legal procedures have been exhausted and no other course is available except strike action to wrest from the em ployer a fair share of the fruits of his productivity when the strike becomes a fact the employer who has in the meantime coerced intimi dated and perhaps even threa tened employees applies to this court of equity for an in junction there is absolutely no question in anyones mind that it will be granted because this is an employer a free en trepreneur and therefore the economy of the country depends on him not so the worker because he can be replaced from the lists of unemployed who need jobs irrespective of the wages working conditions social benefits etc or the cost ctlivtng or ids ability to exist on what he would have to ac cept in order to get the job or hold the one he has the employer is not concer ned with human values only with profit by whatever means he does not acknowledge that without labour it would be 1m possible for him to have a bus iness because that would mean that he recognizes a social re sponsibly for bis employees further he will not acknow ledge that the worker is also the eventual consumer who must pay the price that is ask ed for the productwhether it u a fair price or not labour alone la on the receiving end of all the abuse the vilifica tion the condemnation of all the elements of our society even his own his family his employer bis organization and ma government are forever opposed to him and yet they always turn to him in che final analysis to produce what we chooseto callprogress in this onesided world of ours the laws of the country jus tifies its existence on the term justice for all and then without justification turns loose the injunction and with hyp ocritical smugness enjoins the will of the people the law of the land and the respect of law and order to suppress by every means at its command the lawful and justifiable activ ities of workers seeking a fair share of the wealth which reelect four- to further terms on hospital board the annual meeting of the georgetown fc district memor ial hospital association was held in the cafeteria of the hospital last thursday evening march ioth at 830 pm for the first time in the brief history of the hospital a cap acity crowd was present this year the board had decided to hold the meeting in the hospi tal itself in an effort to stim ulate interest in the event by the large number present com pared to meetings held in the past the idea was an unquali fied success the meeting began with ln- they with their blood sweat and tears create the lords of england defied the- law of cne land and show- their contempt for it the result was the magna carta which provides the foundation stone of english democracy the french revolution also had contempt for the law of the land and the french repub lic was born it is only when- the law is outdated when the sense of justice is lost when it becomes biased despotic when it infrin ges on natural human rights of individuals to freedom of ex pression of choice of associa tion of the right of determina tion that problems are created but when the law turns against the people for whom it presu mes to speak is when the con dition known as contempt for law and order rears its ugly head and no one decries it more than those self same peo ple who feel they must op pose it because it no longer represents justice but injust ice it no longer represents equality but inequality it imposes itself on the con sciousness as a threat to the future hopes and aspirations of those whom it claims to pro tect the only thing it appears to be protecting are the class interests of a privileged few let us hope that what has- hap pened will provide a timely and object lesson and that jus tice and equality before the law will be more than just a term for the confounding of human minds bui cumpsty troductory remarks by chalr- i john t armstrong a prin ted report and ballot had been given each aaaociauoit member aa they entered the hall and the president asked for marks on the variouireporfs contained therein the booklet contained the presidents re port financial report adminis trators report and others a number of questions were asked regarding the reports and the hospital after the reports the chair man asked douglas latimer the hospital lawyer to conduct the election of officers four of the present board members mr john t armstrong mr denney charles mrs elsie hamilton end hiss ruth evanswere elec ted for a further term a by law allowing for inclus ion of a county council rep resentative was passed and the chairman mr armstrong resu med the chair under new business a pat- lent mr sam penrice paid tri bute to the efficient way in which the hospital was being run and to all the people in volved in the operation there being no new business of any importance an adjournment was moved and carried after the meeting a social time waa enjoyed by those present with coffee tea and date bread being served to tbe gathering rosedale floral flowers for all occasions wedding arrangements cor a specialty cut flowers and funeral designs we wire flowers 32 albert st tr 74951 thi qimmtown hmald thursday maikh 17 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