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HILLS PUBLIC NOTICE HALLOWEEN OCTOBER 1SS2 The Council of the Town of Hatfon Hilts has proclaimed by resolution that Halloween festivities be observed throughout the mun icipality on Saturday October RICHARDSON Clerk Administrator 36 Main Street South Halton Hills GEORGETOWN Ontario L7G4XI Manor workers accept contract Halloa Centennial Manor workers who have been without a contract since May were awarded a new contract Sept Just eight months before the two year agreement expires Members of the Canadian Union of Operating Engineers and General Workers Local 101 were awarded an hourly raise of by contract termi nation The first three of five hourly wage ad justments will come to the employees in the form of retroactive pay tative and spokesman for the union during arbitration Claude Duchesneau said it Is not unusual for an award to come so dose to the date of the contract Its a long process be said The members will receive retroactive pay for adjustments beginning with the first which goes back to May 30 That hourly increase is followed by an raise effective Nov IHlioda third hourly wage adjustment May 1SU of 74 cents Still to come are two more separate in creases in lS Union members will get an additional cents an hour in February and 83 cents more per hour in May The arbitration board gave the equiv alent of the award that emulated from the Ontario Hospital ar bitration for CUPE said Halton Region personnel director Dennis Benefits or thaw brought up to the level of all other Regknal employees according to Mr Camm with vacation duration and tied to our weeks vacation time after 10 yean instead of and five weeks alter 1 yean Instead of i Halton Region paying a larger percen tage into the employees dental plan Board studies special school Kawasaki KLT 200 ALL TERRAIN VEHICLE Stan Stroke Engl no Dual Dif Manual Clutch HAZEIMS 55 Sinclair Ave 8779473 By Steve Arnold Students who cant cope with a traditional classroom environment may yet be able to finish school through a special project being studied by officials of the Board of Education Trustees were re cently given their first look at the Centre for Self Learning currently under study by elementary school vice- principal Paul Singleton and high school department head Blaine Adams The concept pre sented to trustees is based on the Independent Education Centre currently operating in Peel Re gion Singleton told trustees that his Inter est In starling such a project in Halton was sparked by a 1970 visit to IndEC in Peel from there with an a school that was meeting the needs of a very special group of students Singleton said Adams explained that the Centre was designed to meet the special needs of six specific groups of students those who require in dividual challenges those in special pro grams of training for sports and music those with medical or other problems adult students those who In after years away from school and those who arc selfsupporting This is not a special education school and it is not an enrichment school he said adding neither was it a free school where students were allowed to design their own pro grams All of the courses offered he said would follow the guidelines of the Ministry of Educa tion Singleton said the program was being designed for Grades 11 to and that the school should hold a maximum of 150 students providing their own transporta tion to and from Ideally he added the facility could be located in on empty wing of an existing school located near a public library and public transit facilities Distance is not a key concern If they want this kind of learning they find their own way here he said Adams added that most of the students graduating from the Peel Centre went to Jobs or university afterward and per cent of them came from the regular program The major differ he added Is In the learning style we would provide would suspect that we will fa dealing with students who still want to letup in a school setting but what we have to do ts find the right setting Dr Bob Dixon superintendent of pro gram said the concept currently a detailed costing and feasibility study and will be brought back jo trustees for a final deci sion In the future Region may develop child advisory group Formation new group plan social services for children in has been endorsed by the Regions health and social services committee Committee members last week gave their ap proval to a recommendation to turn the current childrens services steering group into a childrens advisory group If the provincial Ministry of Community and Social Services will CAUs are the latest project of the Ministry and are designed to advise local council on the services they provide for children in their Jurisdictions Formation of the new group committee members were told would follow up on the work of the which has been evaluating childrens services In for the laBt two years FALL FIXUP DROP IN AND SEE OUR LIGHTING FIXTURES LIGHT BULBS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES HUMIDIFIERS AIR CLEANERS 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