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Page HERALD Wednesday February I 1177 Board aims objectives shaped at meeting School trustees began shap ing the board of educations and objectives for 1977 Thursday Rather than produce an infinite list laid Education director Lavender the draft statement was kept down to Tour general alms supported by 20 specific LEAVING IT UP TO MOM OBITUARY Agnes Mary Langan teacher for years A whose teaching career spanned m years Miss May died in Georgetown hospital Jan She would have been 91 on Jan Agnes Mary was a Georgetown native daughter of John and Bridget Kelly Langan After attending Toronto Norma School she taught in a country school In Township then joined the Chapel Street school staff here Shi retired ago continuing to make her home at Church St Her sister Kathleen Mn Frank Galloway lued there with her Miss had keen sense humor and a strong interest in her pupils following Ihem in later life rejoicing Discuss salary today for region chairman Hal ton regional council is expected today to set the chairman salary at annually Approval was given in committee last week to the salary figure after Churman flic Morrow suggested the figure saying it would be Sunday School or the chairman to be paid less than that of a regional councillor from or instance the City of Committee also approved to include the normal politician s per cent tax exemption on a portion of Mr Morrow staled last month he would work no less than three days a week at the job said he would accept the 1974 hens ion but is tow and council could two years He from it determining whether replace it or discontinue hi benefit provided the province when region was formed he would continue to Mr Morrow also informed lommiltce he would only two days in Correction in their successes She often recalled that four of these Georgetown Hyde Douglas Sargent Wheldon and the late John T Armstrong She had been active in the Women League In past years was a former member of the lawn bowling club old Cedar vale golf and was fond of a game of bridge She leaves her sister Mr Galloway and several nieces She was predeceased by sisters Mrs Cecelia Treanor and Hither Pierre Wood con ducted requiem mass in Holy Cross Church on Jan and was in Cemetery re Dennis Gibbons Trevor Willi ims and Bruno Schmidt Georgetown William Chin William mil David Burlington Wins customer excellence award The Herald regrets two errors which occurred in letter to the published last week In the Fourth paragraph of a letterwrittenby A rater the word shall was replaced with word should and second word was added a phrase in the eighth OK quarry permit Planning committee day commissioned the own plonner to quickly execute an ngreement the ex panston of a quarry A zone change and amend ment to the official plan arc necessary for the operation of a wayside pit for which a temporary permit was issued to quarry owner J Duff in June 1975 The licence expired In June 1970 but Mr Duff who supplies the town of Hal ton Hills said extraction of sand and gravel continued By agreeing to 17 conditions set by the town the ministry of natural resources and the gar a Escarpment Commission NEC Mr Duff con obtain a licence The conditions ore geared lo land rehabilitation said assist ant planner Ron Burnett A temporary permit was granted before so the NEC could analyze Escarpment to determine which areas are suitable for mining natural resources in the Interim further complicating the matter was a hearing called by a few misinformed people on Fourth Line Mr Duff said Mr Duff explaining that half his yield is sold to the town and the rest private buyers predicted his fee may jump from to Of that the municipality receives per cent the region and provincial government each per cent and the remaining 10 per cent used for gravel pits he said PI inning committee decided Miyor Tom Hill town planner Mario Vcnditti and planning committee chairman Hoy Booth should visit the Jectivea objectives was developed In In lit lJTB paper on alma and But even no matter how October objectives the board said Its they are stated they not The draft paper contained aim is to manage the meet every trustees approval for the 1977 7b school educational system Other ho predicted year that the 1977 alms are Beginning this year the to continue attempts to closely related board will annually review and improve instructional prnc Mr Lavender said that no develop lis alms and object and pupil achievement doubt there are things in the Ives The review and develop- through Implementation and next two years the board con formula for alms and alder Important that t In to Improve staff this document r Former board chairman lo provide program staff JudyAleMndersaidthelhrust and facilities for exceptional of the second aim to children within staff effectivenesswas to the board towards leadership But and to exercise financial utile has been done about restraints consistent with developing teachers in the sound educational practice classroom classroom man identified needs agement and relating lo child Trustee Don Long said that the first aim to continue at tempts to Improve Instruction ol practice and pupil achieve ment through Implementation and evaluation of core curri needs more evaluation with other school boards and comparisons at different le vels He said that the results of leets should be made public Mr Lavender replied that Hal ton board does a region wide summary of teats The ministry of education has a committee studying Hon procedure now he said The Committee Is looking at how schools can be ranked but there is nothing so un equal as equal treatment of Mr Each school has different environment he said should endeavour stick to the Issues and avoid attacking any individual I hough my feelings of frustration at this point make It more difficult to compose myself In a further paragraph making reference to telephone calls the word not was added the phrase but then I am on the Job hours a day and set up my priorities and get Jobs done according to the greatest needs The Herald regrets any misunderstanding or change In Intent or the letter In a story last week dealing with parking problems In Acton The Herald quoted a member of council saying there are wo parking spaces for each resident of a con dominium The Herald has been informed by a director of condominium that only one space Is allocated per residence and consequently visitors and twocar families seeking parking space problems have occurred In which residents have received parking tickets tor parking on the street WARNS Settlement urged for road project Regional public works com mlttec has suggested suspend SI BOO per acre negotiations with an Oak The expropriation was re- villewomanoveranexproprit quired for the diversion and at Ion settlement for land taken straightening of Trafalgar for a road diversion 14 years Rood It has left a triangular piece of property suitable for Committee members possibly two building lots of gen ted seeking arbitration which Mrs Doughty retains from the land compensation ownership board after a I tern pis to reach Offer for the property was a settlement have only seen raised In to plus he price go up and up and accrued Interest but no com up Coun Tom Sutherland municatlon was received from said owner Following a letter Regional council Is seeking from Transportation Minister to pay the suggested price James Snow also arrived at by the former Hal MPP Mrs Doughty was con ton County for the Inking of In January and urged to acres of land on Trafalgar accept plus interest She Road Lower Base Line In sought however to refuse the In August lees owner offer saying other problems Sarah Doughty was offered would have lo be settled She Moo per acre and refused a failed to elaborate Xi Delta Beta chapter holds two meetings By KELMAN Delta Betas new year started with a meeting on Jan 4 at the home of Norma Tripp After the business meeting the girls presented a program where they discussed various books they had read which they recommended he other girts read Many of be books were available for those who wished to borrow them Lynda Tyrrell showed the girls the fine art of belly dancing There were lots of laughs as everyone wearing some appropriate garment practiced to music After the program the served coffee and On Jan 18 some of the girls attended a pot luck dinner Id Brampton The girls along with girls from the other Georgetown and Acton chapters attended as guests of Brampton Coordinating and everyone had a lovely time Judy held the meeting at her home on Jan After the business meeting Judy presented her program entitled TV Something for Everyone The girls were divided into two groups to discuss the pros and cons of television This lead to a most lively and interesting debate Alter the program the hostess served refreshments Official plan dates Get plenty of data for landfill fight A regional official plan should be prepared and pre sented to council by December according a report from planning director Ed Cum Design of alternative development concepts will be gin this month and evaluation will be completed by April when it will be submitted to council and the public for comment Selection of a pre ferred concept is expected In June while reports on such studies as housing economics natural resources transports lion and agriculture are ex peeled In July Public of the plan is expected sometime In the autumn PLANNING CHAIRMAN Burlington Pat has been elected chairman of the regional plan committee while Burling ton Ben also a member of the planning com has been named head of the Region transpor lalion study advisory region will have to put lis money where Its mouth is If It expects to gain approval of new landfill site council was told last week Coun Jack public works committee chairman in the former regional council cautioned the new council it aces a large number of prov environmental agencies be ore it gels approval for use of a new landfill site He cautioned council that will have to prepare exhaust technical data seek approval by the ministry of and the environ mental hearing board and r legal possibly for cabinet Mr fiaflls suggested using Interim smaller sites the region for landfill when I existing In Georgeto and Burlingti filled to Public works director Bob Moore was more direct s my prediction that we will not have a new site running and In use with all the authorities we have lo pass when these exist sites run out The last regional council learned that only 16 to months life remain In regional landfill sites and It may take as much as three years lo provincial approval for use of a new site Halton is now studying a of research are study conducted two years ago on the rehabilitation of a land nil site in Middlesex County This site which was returned to agriculture It has had three feet of ill covering three feet clay as a seal and one foot of top soil to provide crop soli Studies ore also underway on ground water collection systems and a conceptual de sign for Site to disc liter Come lor Hi high nil professionalism 1m ill of horn iiuini find results in direct polling of thousands ir tin United SI ids in huh Itenl IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH ST GEORGES CHURCH He PI Anal con Rev I A STB Sunday Feb llim Sepiuagcslma Sunday a am the Eucharist JO a Family Eucharist 11 Choral Eucharist Church Hour GEORGETOWN ALLIANCE CHURCH and lMi nSI church Sunday school Peter Ralph Sunday Feb Sunday School HILLS PENTECOSTAL 11 m Morning Warship ASSEMBLY Everyone Welcome Trafalgar and No your church BAHAI 1 This word comes Arabic root and Sunday Feb ndoVot me 10a Family School tlnhal Ham 7pm Service Glory Go II you would like more In formation or would like attend a 1 fireside Tuesday J Prayer and Bible Ml Ii Ik informnlKin rieclvid from of reei home Ml Hi upgrade rvicc for the benefit nil their NEW TO TOWN HE HERALD 8774812 NOTICE OF APPLICATION THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF HALTON HILLS LAW NO THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF HILLS Amindnwit li li 99 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