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TIIE HERALD lira wants PC youth help Jails too far Police Chief wants Milton jail reopened Halloo Regional Police Coin mission looking into the possibility of asking prov bee either to noopen the Mil ton Jail or increase compena for the work put In by Halloa Regional Police en acting prisoner escorts and turnkey Police Chief Ken Skerrelt In a letter to the com mission that having three court locations and detention centres in Metro and Hamilton adds lo the confusion and Inefficiency of the operation in relation court procedures and the escorting of prisoners As it Elands now Chief Sker said 11 over 100 miles a day to pick up prisoners At one time the force received a man or the duly but It has since been changed to payment on a mileage basis which is a reduction Oakville Mayor Harry Bar- chairman of the comlu- suggested that a report should be compiled on exactly bow much it la coating the commission to perform duties related to court security and prisoner escorting CHIEFS LETTER Chief Skerrett recommend ed in his letter that the Milton Jail be reopened until the completion of the new detent centre at Maplehumi Which is scheduled for 1961 Failing the reopening of the Milton Jail he suggested the opening of the complete faclli at Hamilton Wen worth De tention Centre which at pres is not operating Its full complex The chief thai by doing this all Halt on prisoners could be there Instead of sending some to Metro West Detention Centre The chief also suggested that the region court faculty be confined one or at least two buildings as opposed to the three now operating Chief Skerrett admitted that It Is probably wishful thinking to believe that tb province would reopen the Jail but if the Hamilton centre was opened up that would go a long way to relieve the problem He aid Hamilton- can handle the being sent there now but It would not be possible to have all the prisoners from Halton accommodated there Commissioner Alfred Oliver asked for an explanation for the benefit of the newer mem bers of the commission of the reasons for the closing of the Milton Jail Public pressure Mayor Barrett replied He added that the condition of the Jail u a major factor In the closure The transporting of prison era all over the region has become very onerous and exp ensive he ssld As chairman of the property committee for the county Ma Barrett said be was iar with the building and there had been no sudden decline In the condition of the building prior to Its being dosed Hilton mayor Don Gordon said the biggest plus for the Milton Jail was that It was dean The cells are six feet by four and a half feet and shaped like cells In a dungeon he said However In spite of these problems the building is structurally sound he added Chief Skerrett said that he was only suggesting reopen tag the cell block area of the Jail and not the administration area We have a good courthouse In Milton but It our manpow er that a been it going Chief said The Milton Jail was dosed last July and the cam mission voted to have staff draw up a report comparing coats for the sixmonth period prior to that and the sixmonth period foil owing the closing to compare costs iauhuAA W V SI fffAlt ITT till Herald special The spirit is high and com arc ready for fede ral election Brampton Georgetown Progressive Con servatlvc federal candidate John McDermid told a gather ing Young PC slant Tuesday in Brampton Mr addressed the annual meeting of the local Progressive Conservative Youth Federation at the Cent ennial Recreation Centre In a bid lo recruit campaign work era for the upcoming federal election PREDICTS END Mr McDermid predicts the end of what he calls the longest campaign 1 been in on Monday June the day he says voters will go to the polls to elect a new federal government Mr batting zero for two In recent predictions having previously called for votes In June 1978 He now says the Liberals will announce the election In members that their work In the upcoming campaign will be very Important He said the federal riding association has drawn up a 60day campaign master play they will exercise once the election date is set He told The Herald that about of the members In the youth federation will be very active In Ihe campaign ANOTHER FIFTY Another said will probably help out on a part time basis He Bald that young people should have a great Interest in the campaign and who Is elect because the economic potlc of the federal government will greatly affect federation members In the future McDermid said that even though Liberals probably know the date of the election they will not get a jump on Conservatives They don t have an advent age over us now because we know It election has to come soon McDermid said Pork Loin Roasts RIB PORTION Pure Apple Juice Pork Loin Roasts TENDERLOIN PORTION CHOP ECONOMY PACK 2 RIB CENTRE TENDERLOIN PORTION Pork Loin Chops FRESH Pork Side Ribs FRESHI Pork Hocks MAPLE LEAF SLICED Side Bacon Golden Fry S IN MOLASSES OR IN TOMATO SAUCE firelighters with 3aaH elect new officers Peter Campbell Fire Prcv Officer of the Oakville Fire Deportment was return as chairman of Region Fire Pretention Com mittec at the group annual meeting Three other officers were returned to the same executive positions for Wayne Smith of Is vicechairman Larry Brassard of Halton Hills Is treasurer and Roy Downs of Milton Is secretary and public relations officer The Committee includes five prevention personnel from the five Hal I on fire departments Members meel monthly to pi on region wide fire prevent ion programs Founded In 1957 the Com mlltce has Just completed its year of service and Chair man Campbell called it her year of excellent coopera tion between departments In Region KEDUCF IRES I feel our efforts have Local realtors honored Five members of the Georgetown Johnson Carney Ltd Ileal Estate Office achievement awards for 1978 at the recent Johnson Carney Annual Seminar and Awards Day at the Airport Hilton Hotel Ellen Hogg June Carson Margaret Parker Herb Spitz and Alice placed In the Top Ten Achiever Group out of a person sales force Of particular note was Ellen Hogg who was the highest volume salesperson in the Johnson Carney system for She was awarded Carl bean vacation for two Herb was designated a Grand Master for career in Real Estate sales helped reduce the tragic lncld of fire throughout the region he said In his annual During the past the commit Ice made plans initiated prog rams and purchased educatio nal literature films and equip ment lo further public educal Ion In the cause fire safety and fire prevention he said Highlights of 1S7S mentioned In chairman annual rep- art include Coloring books spring clean up posters Christmas tree tags kitchen grease lab els fire door stickers fire devil posters and cloth crests were purchased under the heading of literature Four new films and rear projection screen Bui table Jar use In public displays at malls libraries and fall fairs were purchased Also McDonalds 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