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OUR READERS WRITE Only one model available The following addressed the the chairman of the Board of Education was filed with this newspaper for publica April 1976 Dear Mrs Alexander night Board of education meeting at Queen Elizabeth Park school the Board is to be commended for holding Its regular meeting outside Board building in Burlington inasmuch as more than half of the constituents served by the Board reside in the three com outside or Burlington it is most appropriate that Ihe Board hold its met in all parts of the region It brings the business of the schools to the people The Renaissance recommendation for a liered Board structure similar to that of the regional government was intended to achieve that result It would greatly over come the sense of alienation in the region if the Board could schedule oru meeting monthly outside Burlington rotating among the other three communities The cost of an adequate portable PA system would be a good investment too The staff also is to be commended for an excellent presentation of the values lion program However it is unbelievable that a program which is so controversial among educators and sociologists should be presented to the Board and public with out place in the presentation for in objective critique thereof We felt like we were it new ear showing there was much about the vehicle on which deserved praise the intolerable fact was that there were no alternatives in our society must buy the one and only model displayed whether we like it or not Surely the Board and Ministry must consider offering alternative models if it is to satis factorify serve a pluralistic society At the Renaissance sponsored show ing of Sexuality and Communication a year ago at the Queen Park School Renaissance allowed he twenty minutes at the beginning of the program to present their reasons for using the film hen I was asked o explain why on grounds parents were offended the film 1 was shouted down by a mob led by some of the same educators who arc pushing their values education our children Meyer noted that this program w is endorsed by an ecumenical body represent every major denomination in Ontario Dr Ken Davis of the University of Water loo chairman of the Evangelical Fellow ship of night s commission on He represents of a million people fror every major and many minor Protestant denominations In Ontario who reject this program Trustee suggested that all values in the past had been the unsatis factorv rote method with no explanation reasoning behind the rules of conduct thus taught Many of us were taught such traditional values by sensitive dedicated le ichers who nurtured in us the highest res for such ultimate human values Mr suggested that would be i belter world had this system of values education been followed in his school days Would lie go so fir is to lint we could two world wars ttiireb That precisely the position liken by Dr Meyer his associates in presenting his brand of lines There are many of us in the older generation who are proud of those whose viluts were such that lhc were willing to die in two world wars to pro our freedoms from such i lot lilt irnn is the v ilues education now bunt forced on ill us in ihe Ontario school Mr response to a from Trustee iboiil whether the require mints of if the were being eon travened the I tine ltd under lying the ilues iducition progrim beeped the issue Hi the onus for that on the which is commending the it ton to us of course everyone knows Mr lis would not recommend am Hunt Well in facl Mr Wells did propose three or four tint requirements of In dropped from the let And the Board sen one of over letters to Mr Wells urging it el iusc be ktpl m the Act The Bo ird would do well to send mother letter to Mr Wells he rev isl ihe dues education program so that it be based in Ihe moral is required 1 rather linn the present con of philosophy if l led invite iddrt the mil ling talon with the succession from whim he 1 I ludtnc tin Hum social ion bee lust of the us of this commute 1 lL to his bee registered in is of hell We iv Milton implicll in in Internal lion There will be Ontario provincial parks fees this year Vehicle and camping fees will remain the same as last year Although provincial park operation and maintenance have increased since 1972 the decision to in crease fees is bised on the Ontario government desire contribute positive to the nation s anti inflation goals Leo Bernicr the Minister of Natural Resources says The 1976 fee schedule is Daily vehicle permit annual vehicle permit daily bus entry permit daily campsite permit campsite permit with Iricity additional vehicle permit SI SO interior camping permit per boat per night or for 16 nights ree day use and camping for Canadian resident senior citizens age or more a pro gram initiated in 1973 will also continue unchanged the Minister said Senior citizens many of whom are faced with restricted in comes have made excellent use of provincial parts since the no charge program for camping and day use was introduced three years ago and I am happy thai it will Ontario provincial p irks were used by mire 11 million people inUudinf 1 I irk new irk the short of liki tint in will 1 of tin I irce svsttms world CAR WASH Now Open o o ACTON Cornsr No and Ch I I CAR WASH A Do It Voutielf Cai for Gas Oil Products Car Wash and Friendly Service Visit Us USED SADDLES TOP DOLLAR On TradeIns or We Buy Them OutrightUU Check She Acton Vicsi for good Soil it too Dial Choose en a Charge it TILDEN ANDREW MURRAY MOTORS nvltw GEORGETOWN Tack Togs St No 7 Georgetown The Acton Free Press Wed May 1976 5 Music festival plans underway With spring comes the annual North music festival The festival will be held May at M Bennett School in Over ten schools from the North Hilton ores will be participating in the day long event There are this ycir classifications for schools with more lhan sludenls and for under students There will be twelve gone for iht competition nine lor the schools and three for the smaller schools Competition among the younger grades and for the triple duet will take place In Ihe morning while the upper grades will compete during afternoon Visitors are welcome to listen to Ihe choirs during the day The competition begins a m in the morning classifications include triple duct triple trio intermediate Jun lor and senior choirs as well as boys choirs Regional budget Continued from 1 freezing of those grants has i impact there lhan anywhere else While the gcnenl levy in Hills is up percent ihe general sewer levies combined represent in creases something closer to J percent inal grants and apportion mint figures have ycl lo Ihe pihties and won be for an other month M mere in the rcg lonal budget come in he ire is of public works and pot ice with and 1 percent in en respectively The budge provides for in addition five people in pub lie works four of which are lire hired and addi people in police department During the budget ses Monday the council chopped from the pub he works budget from iht planning budget and from the Lund Division Committee budget On a reg lonal basis those cuts repre sent less thin quarter of i mill The regional budget is up by slightly more than mills thai has be locally will be raised from Hurling ton just under SI 0O0 from Milton from Oik wile and SI joo from Hi ton Hills and from supplementary taxis Council met for more than five hours and heard count less suggestions whin budget be chopped motion to cut frorr the police budget pissed in committee but was reversed on i recorded PRACTISING FOR the upcoming North Music Festival are Grade 6 students of Robert Little public school These students entered in the triple duet class are Jaye Gerth Michelle Scott Leona Pool Kathleen Nolan Yvonne Carey Martin and Nancy Allan Absent when the picture was taken was Tatjana The festval will take place at Robert Little School May 12 THISTLE CUSTODIAL SERVICE Complete INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL CLEANING Ownfd and Outfit Chevni phone Double Bud Vases Orchid in a bowl Rose in a bowl Cut flowers Flower arrangements Corsages single or full All varieties of Potted Plants Blue Springs Flower Shop Mill St E -Acton- 8530800 No fee increase in Ontario parks WAREHOUSE FOODS CLEARANCE CENTRE IS NOT A SUPERMARKET but may I TAKE A CRAYON AND MARK THE PRICE the YOU1 pro lit product YOU PICK IT YOU PRICE IT YOU PACK IT YOU SAVE WCIWOUA CARLOAD NEVER A LIMIT AT WAREHOUSE FOODS NO MATTER HOW LOW THE PRICE WAREHOUSE HOURS TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 10 A P THURSDAY if FRIDAY A In SATURDAY 900AM PM NAME BRAND FROZEN PIZZA 59 GRADE A LARGE EGGS 77 re IN TRAYS I J AT WAREHOUSE FOODS CLEARANCE CENTRE WE HAVE NO REGULAR PRICES WE SELL SPECIALS ONLY ON EACH AND EVERY PRODUCT IN OUR MEAT PRODUCE GROCERY DEPT WE ONLY SELL FOR LESS IF WE CANT WE DON SELL IT lynn VALLEY STANDARD GREEN or WAX BEANS 14 TIN 3 LB KRAFT CHEESE SLICES 099 BRAVO PURE VEGETABLE OIL Q29 128 OZ TIN SUNBLEST STANDARD GREEN PEAS 14 FL OZ TIN 1 CATELLI 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