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Pane THE HERALD Wednesday July Endless traits needed by playground leaders The personality traits a playground supervisor requires ore endless hut an Important one necessary for the child well being and Die supervisor a is ho ability to discipline when necessary and provide good leadership qualities playground leader Jennifer Linton said Thursday Jennifer Is teaching 16 teenagers at Gordon arena how to be effective playground supervisors and after two weeks of leadership development training thev wiU be placed at different playgrounds for one week at a time during the month of The program is a challenge Jennifer since the teenagers ages 13 to 11 and the oldest children the worked with She has been a playground leader tor three summers and worked on a gymnastic program la a daycamp She Is enrolled In a course and lust working with the recreation department for the summer It takes experience and training to be a good leader although some persons have the aggressiveness and awareness of other persona needs already which are important traits In a good leader she said After working with her leaders In training I T S she Is aware who has initiative and who needs more guidance but she said hey all need training Jenny is hopeful the Parks and Recreation department will choose future HALTON HILLS RECREATION and PARKS NEWS VIEWS Special activities at playgrounds Playgrounds in both the Georgetown Acton areas recently got underway and besides the normal ac tivities of crafts games and sing songs that take place on a daily basis at these playgrounds there occurs a number of Specially Planned Activities One major group of these special activities are trips Trips are usually full day affairs with the children boarding a bus at 30 a m and not retur till mid afternoon The places which the children may visit vary from year to year and this year we have decided to travel lo Bronte Crock the Royal Ontario Museum and Matineland Hopefully these places will serve the purpose of being fun exciting and a learning experience for everyone Involved Other activities which arc planned Include a Puppet Show which is particularly for those children aged five through seven and this is to take place Tuesday July 12th There is also a theatrical group Road Show Theatre who are coming from Guelph to put on a dramatic or a fairy tale for all the playground children Both the Georgetown and Acton areas have also planned area wide events which concentrate on Involving all playground sites in one major activity Acton playgrounds have decided on holding a swim meet while Georgetown sites will take part In a combined track and field meet and sdflball tournament Of course as always playgrounds in the different areas will individually bold their own weekly Special Events which usually are related lo the Individual themes of each site Although no final dedaions have been made playgrounds could not end without a finale of some type and we at playgrounds are looking forward to possibly something a little different to end what appears to bo an eventful playground leaders from 1 T a Fountain is naming a similar type of program In Acton for I Jennifer is teaching the training leaders in general terms how to discipline children child psychology leadership styles and planning a day at the playground In more specific terms she deals with games story telling drama programs lor rainy days pool orientation water games and safety first aid pari games and sing The place they II really learn is on the Job training she said because they It deal with child leader situations Recreation Karen King gave the group a run down on the recreation staff and the departments objectives and playground supervisor Smith discussed what is In in runnina a round Mrs Smith also discussed the integrated playground at Park school with children and stressed to the training leaders the Importance or treating all the children equally will receive beneficial learning insight from their exposure at the Park school and from the feedback with leaders at Park school she Mid The most difficult task a leader must acquire is the ability to understand why a child is acting out and how to react to the situation Children of different groups have different per socialities such as a child from age five seven may nave a short attention span wont be and will generally command a great deal of attention Whereas a child of seven to ID may have a strong identity for his own sex and age group may need close friends have a willingness to share and be less geared towards being the centre of attention This general classification of children raised a Tew questions and arguments among the LIT group Jennifer said because they compared these descriptions to their own brothers and sisters per that age category After discussing the different characteristics with the age group she then classified the ideal reactions of a leader enabling the leader to cope a child attitude Jennifer Is excited about the program and Is looking for ward to the group practical experience because that when she can tell bow much or the training the leaders have learned BOOKS LIMITED Sunday School Supplies Gilts Record report is councillors ally Burlington Vorn Con has found a friend in John commission invcslignting reg government in Metropo litan Toronto Recommendations of the bar Commission call for the Metro conservation authorities to bo confined to responslbilil les for water management and flood control only Come to GEORGETOWN ALLIANCE CHURCH Pastor Peter Ralph Sunday July 17 Sunday School a Morning Worship Everyone Welcome LUTHERAN CHURCH Windsor Road at Carole St Rev Harold Poller Sunday July Worship Service Church of Lulneron Hour AIR CONDITIONED MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Maple Ave HEAR KtBB JO Sunday School BRIEF A BRIGHT BRI SERVI ALL WELCOME t ST- GEORGES CHURCH Rev Gallagher A STB Sunday July a The a Worship Nursery Provided HALTON HIUS PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY Sunday July 17 services Tuesday Prayer end Bible Study 1 found an ally In the Honorable John said introducing the proposal for consideration by the Halton Bill 151 review committee which is seeking lo evaluate regional government the past four years I been saying this for years The proposal calls for the responsibilities of the Metropolitan leg ion Conservation confined to flood control and water conservation the and management res for lands with porks potential acquired by the including waterfront lands be transferred to the regional and Metropolitan municipa lilies in which they arc situated and land acquisl tion development and manage menl for regional parks be carried out lasbclowi all lands with recreation potentlol acquired by the only for water management purposes Including existing conservation areas and wolcr front lands be developed and managed by the regional or metropolitan governments in which they are situated lal improvements further acquisitions of recreational areas continue be eligible for provincial financial sup port and the Toronto Region Coordinating Agency the forum for developing open space policy and program for regional recreational land acquisition for Toronto region Poor road draws complaints Works chairman Mike Arm strong has received cam plaints about poor road condition along the section of Avenue from Mountain view to railway tracks Town engineer Sob Austin said he Is aware of the necessary con nnd is wailing until all service connections are completed before requesting works to approve a surface of asphalt being poured on the road Construction Is finished and Mr Austin will request approval at next works committee BALLINAFAD NEWS Sun shines on bride By WINIFRED SMITH Herald correspond I Quite a number from attended Conlngs by cemetery memorial vice on Sunday afternoon It was a beautiful day and there was large crowd in dance The service was impressive The guest speaker was Mr a rcllred school teacher and former Hlllsburgh resident Mr and Mrs have return their recent holiday lo Great Britain and other Wcslern European Countries Visiting with the Garnet Sin family on Sunday was Miss Cole of George A former resident of the community Mr Harvey Cook called on former neighbors and fnends recently He was accompanied by his wife son David They now reside in Holidays arc taking quite few of usual church goers away Mr Stiles welcomed some visitors to the service on Sunday Mr Paul Schwartz with children and Rene sang the beautiful anthem How Great Thou Art Rev Stiles will occupy the pulpit for the remaining Sundays in July He will be on holidays for the monlh of August Mr Bob was organist on Sunday Another or our local girls was married on Saturday in Knox Presbyterian Church Georgetown She was the for Irene Keir daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander The groom was John Douglas Carroll son of Mr and Mrs W Carroll of Mlssissauga We ore happy the showers abated and the sun came out to shine on the lovely bride Mr and Mrs Leo Mr and Mrs J Shorlhill and Mr Mrs Gettle were among guests at the Carroll wedding on Satur and will wilh Ihe seeing parts of Canada before returning It was beautiful weather far the annual get together for the Sinclair families on Sunday It Rotary presents in fall was held at the Community Center There were close to 100 people a Head They came from peg Thunder Bay Creemore and Toronto beside many from the surrounding area The young enjoyed a ball game and races those not so young enjoyed the friendly chitchat The oldest able to be present was Mrs Beasle McKechnle who was a long time resident here and now makes her home at the Hyde Park Nursing Home The youngest one attending was Paul Sinclair youngest son of Allan and Nancy Sinclair from Brian and Sue Sinclair were the most recent married couple and were receiving congratulations from many as they were wed as recently as June of this The highlight of the day was the bountiful meal served The new home which Is being erected on the Sid Spears property Is rapidly being com pleled Itisonthesameaiteas their former home which was destroyed by fire a few years Mr and Mrs Lloyd Marshall attended together of the Jackson family on Sunday afternoon at the home of his sister Jackson at Erin THE Town may ban trucks on 17 Sideroad Works e Mond passed ret for town liutur and own engineer draft I I prohibiting trucks 17 i Don of linn Limited mm and lhat tes a limestone quarry almost two miles si of Acton appealed works committee in behalf of Independent truck in Hills that the truck route along tin Fourth I and the IT Is the shortest fastest route deliver pro ducts to customers in the Georgetown Brampton area at a low price An alternate route via Hal ton Road Highway and Highway through Acton to Brampton would mean additional miles one wa to the market area It costs cents per ton mile so an additional cost of cents per ton would be added onto the cost A delegation of residents appeared at works Monday and spokesman Jim said he truck route is being f to Ihe residents along 17 Side Crossing guard needed Works with residents who signed a petition for the Chapel Area Committee that a school crossing guard be placed the intersection of Highway and id They have contended wilh the traffic for many irs We pay high taxes li Mr doodle said It Is no wish to put local iruikirs out of work and I llnnk residents would accept truck traffic along the route he added He questioned Mr of number of truckers who used that were from Hilton Hilts but according to a list of truckers Mr Murdy passed out to councillors 29 of truckers live in Hills i truckers are from Milton ten truckers are from Torontoand the rest of he men work in ihe area surrounding Hills such as Rock wood and Erin Pete said hat if trucks are removed from 17 Sideroad the rood would not need reconstruction and chairman Mike Arms trong saying the construction could lie curried on regardless of committee decision on the George Mallby said he maintenance along the is an ex the town and because Ihe residents so had been pitienl recommended works committee post a bylaw rest rlcting Ihe load of trucks to 10 pounds per axle lie wis positive this by law would be legal and Coun said before sorting a bylaw a lot of research would have lo be before bylaw could hold water Afler discussing various as pects of the recommendation for over an hour chairman Armstrong reminded council they had the choice of a decision cither to eliminate truck raffle or if trucks are allowed on 17 Sideroad what weight restrictions would be put on the road Coun Mnltby recommend was amended o read that the town solicitor and the town engineer would draft a bylaw trucks long Sideroad inclusive of Conccs sion lots five six seven and the Fourth inclusive of lots IB through The recomnendaion must be approved by council and its possible a delegation of truck era could influence council s decision If passed a drafted by law will be brought back to works for its appro vol Georgetown Rotary Club Is presenting i Travel Ad sines In the fill of seven allcolor pictures of European countries ted by the professional photo who visited the far places Tom Turner ctnirman of the series said there is a definite need in Georgetown for bringing or the family and Tor senior citizens to town Any couple living in Georgetown has to pay the is to travel Brampton for a show he said the price for admission If the has pay for a babysillcr it becomes a rare outing he added The travelogue series will cost adults for seven shows senior will pay SID and families two adults aid three children HO All movie presentations will be shown in the cafeteria at Georgetown and district high school at p m commencing Monday All profits will be used Mr Turner said for Rotary community This is the first time a travelogue series will be brought lo Georgetown but the Rotary Club is aware other community organizations have run similar series a great of success Dougherty will show slides and talk about Sweden on October 10 Jay Gierkey will lake the audience on an epic journey to the largest island in the world Greenland on Nov ember James pres Japan on December Ken Wolfgang introduces India on Jan Ifi Jean Poisson travels by sail through the Caribbean on Feb John Ebcrl takes the on an expedition lo Peru on March 13 and Robert captures the spring in Holland on April 17 Everyone has he urge to travel but only a few satisfy their desire but by attending the travelogues it will bring a joy and thrill of other he Are you NEW TO TOWN or have you just moved into a new home WELCOME SERVICE wilh GIFTS and Information aboul Georgetown For mis Information and Ho lew arm gills call Gillespie at 8774812 SPECIAL DISCOUNTS Durfaig July August On Material I for Weaving Macrama Knitting Crockot tg Books weavers house Park Ave ttnt Sat Iflt It 1 rossingginrd should be- position on Iph Street Mill Strict nun I roy said it would Ik sidr crossing aid Mill I since the ihildren to eross at the bottom the hill most of the would cross it the lop of the hill It would be wiser he sold to have a guard at Cross Street Chairman Mike Armstrong said children walking to at the junction bet Cross without any Three residents who the guard it Cross Street who had wilted ilmnsl lirei hours before Ihe issu wis decided said tin lung wail was Choose it Charge it TILDEN ANDREW MURRAY MOTORS SOMETIMES FLOWERS ARE THE ONLY WAY YOUR HEART CAN SPEAK Whatever your message Call us Today and its on its Way FLORISTS Mill St Georgetown I OF BRAMALEA CITYCENTRE Sidewalk Sale July for a rare combination of fun and value Fortune Telling every day at the Crystal Ball EATON S Beaver food city Open a 30 m Sal 9 a HIGHWAY DIXIE ROAD