IYC badge Brownies ist ý'rights' for International Year B., Peer gis o mi tety met, and te wmiit of te tsisy 4. Tise rigisi lu go to neisool. 6. Tise Rigisitu Play la International Year ofnsiy renais. mmdd give up if=isyia Brownies and moite nem 10. Therigit ta play ltse important lu ta have fun te Ciild han provided ai Au meil, lley saved up lu gise une op. friendu titere. piano. and moite friendu. leat ose local Bromnie $2412 y poîing a penny In iter poter. Jessica 5. Thecuigiti 1 listes ta i mould fine up gurn 7. The Rigiti 10 gond pck wilh aninleresîîng ostde eactlimetiteytlookt lrostcr lî-ted. the radin and candy heoltlk s irapotntin1 proj -1lîdrnkiwter-00, lî,nk a 1 .ITe îîgkl n go (o lire 6 h rhtîgî o lk in la hrkostrînr. Katîie o roder 10 5100 lienlîkO lrd î'îîîoorcîîpack. kath,. masited teir ksptal torchckiup my triendso nste pitose.Lamnon 0-cote of: 8. Tite rigiti 10 ie pour mt Elkel Arnold as itandu, etc. Thte money enery six monts. 7. Thte rigit to10 pend i. The rugiti 10 gond el us im portent ha BrounOl s D. Iynofufr iii ha used tewardn 2. Tise rigitstlu tait 10 my money tonfaon and outritiron sa importent 10 camse il' sot very nce 10 te IYC Challenge rieansater in anderde- my mom or dnd if noma- candy. ta e iltly. pretend. Emitiem. elopesi coaintries. tiing ment wrong ai 8. rTe rigist lpay 2. Tise rigits 10 a gond 9. Tise Rigiti ta your To earn te emhlem, Tise iids aiemade up seissel. yi red fe famil y lfe ik important oms religion ls importent thegirsnclesned up in lie osersoallin 10oflie adrteralsltagorufor love and protection. eaue esery ose han ares arsend Boston hasic rigitte sy enjoy as citarcit and receive com- 3. Tise rigiti ta their on ieliefs. Presityteruas Citureit, Canadians and aise Sey munion. 9. Tise rigisi 10 f0 te anedasation la important 10. Thte Riist l tonoe "M t10 mm 0n uryive and ysssr oms friands iim hold a jis as an adait. portent hecause nose 4. Tise rigit to1 pisecy ls else is abletie1 sas mito importent 10 itelp you ha- you like Il come Van indiuidual. snaturally. 5. Thte rigiti 10 pruter- I moald fine up lte rihi unve siteter ls import- 10 priuacy iecause tie ectent is order 10 protect otiter rigitte are more im- THf you froo te elemenets. portent. 'i", .Wh n vsfar vhîg Y~nw ac- CLL TDAY ORAFEEIMAns nEn CARE, SHARE AND AWARE îs te motto Jesica Crozier (leftl, Kathleen LawsonM for Brownies durîng 1979-International and Angî Bell examine one of the posterso ItO o mbqu w k.w Year of the Child. Pinevîew Brownîeo they madeaoutlining the righsof chîldren. 1'_U ~ u, ..aIaeL. Ha/ton Wl annual Thte 701h Haton Dis- trict Women's Institale anoal meetingmwasiteid in KEnox Prenityterian Ckurch is Adtos Tiuro' day, May 17. Tieme iis year as "International Ycar nifte Citid'. Mms J. MeNahit. District Presidesi, presided. A eicome mas en- lesded ity Mrs. C. Sn- clar. presidesini ite itosi irancit Bannocit- burn. in10 0omeni. Mrs. L. A. Jeffersn, bard memiter. aified 14 District Directors mito received standing com- milter and conveners' assoal reports. In hec presideol's oddress Mrs. J. McNaiti slrensed te importance of enuragîng parents to have aIcit idren immu- nioed Site titanited al lte ranches for tisir co- ilperatios and en couragement and con- rluded mit Edoa Jactas poem., "A child scedu a irandma. liomne Ecosomusi Nancy Schidt opoite os tke importance ni 4-H rlusi.aciievement days, tke gratifityg respoone lu a cecesi qoltiof course. changes io masuals. and lutu0r projecto. A lîsely 0150 sf m as condunird ity Mr E. MrEnery and Mrs Ghiibbos, mt MrsCle acconîîpoîîîuforkhe day. Ponel moderalor Mms J. Weeliitac presidcd for standing commilîce and roneser reports pre- seted ky Mrs.P Hes- desono. Ms. (0 Van- sicile. lOrs. E. Noron. Mrs. J. MrEsry, Mes. H. Rbierson, Mrs. M, Hunier. MrsW. Laoky. Mos. H.Cownansd te k ursaoy report ity Mrs G. Campbecll. Mos. LA. Jeffersn opeord er greetîngo wiha poem onsItr nîatioal ear nifte Ckld. Site stressed donaionss b icreased for tie Erland Lee Humne and Wl meecit tere June 4 IiiB. Short course ailes- dasre ias inreased tu 49 perorent. site soted. Trihute as paîd lu Ms C.t)îumosd, PWIO presîdesi. Memkcrs mee eminded nifte rcooetionOti29 and 30iîlilngeman Part o iII lallîicWl espes- .ileorm an Alberta dis' play and asquure dance Mcs. H. Alexander, Mms T N. Anderson and Mrs. W. asky are cosnvener L.uchmas see'edkby Knîo Ciurck LA mt speriol guesto roon Wl' ington -- Mrs. Burnett, Milton which ls staffed by Mrs. Duffield, Mm. . students ro-ordinated ity Law and Mrs. J Poyle ln Miss Mary Robertson. attendaoce. Meetings there are met- Second vice-president comed, as meil as crail Mrs. E. Norton presided and quilting demon- ai the aflernoon session, strations. opening itlh te Hymnof Il mas decided to n- Ail Nations. Reports of crease the amoonts of the officers' conference Ethel Citapman schol- were gises ity Curator arsitipo iis year. Mrs. H. Roierson, Cortesies were es- assisled by Mms. L. tcnded ity Miss Jean Me- Andrews asd Mrs. J. Lean toa ail ho had Bird. costriitoted bo an inter- TeIn Memoriam mas osing and enjoyabie day. condacted ity Miss Eva Chisitoim. Rol ratin- cluded pennies for frieodship, listso0f iranrh T[j F00» officers, amusing siits, poems and ihougisis on 1 1L I 'Today's Ciild is To- morromo Adtt." 21MI T Mrs. Jefferson instai- 8877 led te 179-80 district -57 officers and standing 6- s coasînto commiiee conveners. Brafs A musical duel "Wiis- persg Hope" ity Ban- , Bnda nosckbitrns as enjoye.Il ' O Miss Lydia Snos annoan. EsatTesît ced te compeiiioo incers. as folloms: . Article of original design quli itlocit, t Acton, 2 Campitelînille, 3 Bai- socitiuro. Loaf of mitole mitraliread. 1 Auitgrove,E 2 Duilin. 3 Balinafad. Mes, L Andremws 55e O reported on te Wl Hallt ai te Otario Agri- cultural Museums ai t BRIDES!l Don't be Disappointed * BOOK NOW* FOR JUL Y, AUGUSTANO SEPTEMBER WEDDINGS HALTON AGNEW STUDIOS DISC JOCKEY WEDOING SERVICES PHOTOGRAPHY 854-2262 Beauty Salon s pleased to announce that DEOBIE BELL wîiI be joining the staff on MaY 29th Sohioe has boensuorking in Mlton lor the 0-ni 6 Oaîs, ShesPscraim c e ras, us, s cand, meishar syinîcoShe wilI meloome ailn, .ne cutmrAsO tol lebîs T.eý.ys Io iclays 460 Stee"e Ave. 870-M87 ~n. Car slams pole, house A 17-year-old Mitan yoati suaffered minimal injuries aiter te car ise mas driving ment ouf of control and strucis a itoone and pote Satorday ee.' g. May'1i Arrrrding tu ilallon Reginsal Police, Ian Roiinson of 405 Ontario Si. mas norlhimund on Bronte St. miten ite ot cootrol nif lte 1972 Meretary. on met povement. Police seid ite strueit a btouse and itydro pole. Damnage 10 te Mec- cary is otimated ai $1,500 and $500 10 te homse and pole. As for aifres full 202 Main St. 8784472 À k~ THE Deaf Help Police A ,' M This information is brought to you by the Ilnx Canadian fHearing Society. ryutinie. FIE0/MNG fo yur SOCIETY Thank you The Canadien Champion, Wed. May 23,1979 C7 Glen Eden deficit Gies Eden Siti Ares Gien Eden earned a part nifte cousts aienm- ot mnney during te total nif 3M,558.39 on-mcd fIm, te tact te pont siti seaso cluding $18,786 ot ni Autitnrity is sit mwaiting At a meeting of te sii esson sales. toc a $133.000 Wintario enecutino commutter ofi Inlis 1978-79 kudget, grant Tite Autitority paid [lallon Regîîîn Inoser tie' Co'nservatîirnon nîro l.100-ýna hck îîh:,e! 1 h0 1.'pafrd liiol ]a,, ;'Ir 1, r r. 1 ie go-î ip ' '. Mi lloîoîk -r1 ho poplr sitîeo.rlîooîr Pil rrloorîîîînîîoonite xpctothe granî r,, ho total of $8,278.0 lnl behrs ogreed Gicn paid in the near future Despite te lss. te Edenr staff sknald bc ______ Autoitctyrecorded unconmmended toc Ikeir ~Ontarin Place ic Tor- impmoe n e for- Iclite efforts despite edelit.î ostois lopen tocrte skitîneanover pasOl 0000 Mr. Wcrwic plaîsed sommer. S-5"y4«« V4.ce pkI94#em -Two week npecialized Dance Training - Separatnd age groups - Pre-school thru Teenn - Dance Basics and Music Appreciation including * Jazz/Ballet * Creative Dance/Mime " TumblinglGymnastics No Previous Dance Training Necessary Limited Enrolment Audrey Meredith School of Dancing and Dancewear Centre 198 Main Street, Milton 878-1303 - 826-1339 HOUS Tond thru Saturday 930-530 -Fideop ro/Sp on Heangaids People whose ears don't work, h sten withi their eves. Thev look ut vour mouth, your hands, your fac-e, to transfer sounds they don't understand into sights thev do. 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