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Never Intended to Close Norval School GEORGETOWN HEHALD THUBSDAY SEPTEMBER 1971 Page Haltoa County Board of Education atnr Intended to clue the three room Norval School despite some reports to the contrary according ft Emerson Lavender assistant director of education There had been some contusion to the board intentions for the school The confusion followed an investigation by the board of a number of small schools the county to deter If they were viable It some of the schools were found wanting in some of the areas studied the alternative would be to close them But Lavender said that was not the case for the School though some of the com residents feared the school would be abandoned Ne Intentions As far ahead as we can see the School will be open one to she he said Though the organization of the school is to be studied next spring there are no Intentions of dosing it The school will be affected only by changes In community population and If there are no major changes the school will remain the same Lavender said be is concerned with some press reports that Implied that the school will remain open due to a reversal of a previous board decision He said that was absolutely not true There was never any decision to close the school he said No Kindergarten Though the school will remain open the board has no intention of providing a kindergarten for Despite a campaign by village residents to establish a kin the board ruled that the 1 kindergarten aged children in the village will be bused elsewhere Lavender said there are two aspects to the ruling First be said of the 12 children involved seven would have to ride the bus anyway The board decided the community youngsters would be better served at Pine view as they have been for the past two years And he said it Is also more economical Too Expensive If we establish a kin dergarten do we have to provide a room tooT he asked He said It would be Impossible to Justify the expense Secondly he said some Norval residents wanted the school to be open for students from kin through grade eight He said that is contrary to board policy The number of students who would be affected was also an Important factor In the board refusal to establish a kin We cannot accept the position that we should run a ndergarten regardless of the number of children Involved he said NORTH REPORT Ontario Provincial Police Officers of the Milton Detach Droit worked a total of hours during the week ending August and travelled miles patrolling loads In their area Traffic tickets were issued to motorists for driving of fences and an additional motorists received warnings proceedings In Provincial Court Miton saw convictions registered The day reporting period saw officers involved in the in vestigstion of general currences This number in eluded 3 thefts disturbance 2 domestic complaints 2 In vcstlgations under the liquor Control Act which resulted In persons being charged 2 assaults building was found Insecure vehicles were recovered for other Police Departments and one vehicle was stolen The remaining were of a minor nature A total of IS collisions were Investigated Five of these collisions caused Injury to 8 people while the remaining 10 to School At a Day It will cost more than a day to take Helton County students to school by bus when classes begin next week education officials said public school students will travel miles a day on 1M bus routes at a cost of More than secondary students will cover 3 miles on routes and run up a dally tab of Tor Halton taxpayers Special taxis and buses will cost f3U a day to transport handicapped and orthopedic students to school There public and secondary students in Halton County Kinesthesia la a nerveend sensation which gives rise the sanse of muscular movement strain position etc resulted In property damage only Two of these collisions Involved drivers that did not remain at the scene and they are still being sought The property damage caused by these collisions was estimated to be 350 Six drivers Involved In these collisions have been charged and charges are pending against others The major cause Tor the collisions was careless driving Parents Teach your children the traffic safety rules Every parent knows how often a child the same thing over and over before the lesson Is learned Don forget how Im this Is in teaching your children the traffic safety rules Make safety reminders a regular thing and back them up with your own safe legal behaviour Remember your good example can help establish a safe behaviour pattern in your children and possibly save their lives and yours Mrs James MacMillan Was Cook at Hospital A cook at Georgetown A District Memorial hospital from to 1966 Mrs James Mac Millan died at Queen Hospital Toronto August She was Born in Glasgow Scotland she was the former Rachel Morton daughter of Andrew and Rachel Morton During the war she was on the civilian start of the A base in Scotland Married in Glasgow in 1935 Mr and Mrs MacMillan came to Canada in lived In Toronto for three years then moved to Georgetown where they lived at Main Street North They moved to Port Credit five years ago and lived at 37 Hurontarlo Street there She was a member of Verdun lodges when she lived here and was a life member of the Eastern Star which she joined in May bole Scotland She leaves her husband James children Margaret Craig In California Mrs Catherine Malott Mrs Elizabeth and Mrs Mary Kouyououmjtan or Brampton Brian of Burlington and and Jim at home There are grandchildren One of family of eleven she also leaves seven brothers and three sisters Rev EF of Presbyterian Church conducted The acre woodland known as the Tongass National Forest covers three fourths of southeast Alaska the funeral service at the Skinner and Funeral Home Port Credit on August with cremation following An Eastern Star service was held at the funeral home on the Monday evening GEORGETOWN Glass Mirror Aluminum Windows Glass Replaced Alio Screen 8778020 GARBAGE NOTICE 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