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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), March 28, 1979, p. 10

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Pag THE HERALD March a Halton regional chairman Raftis is blasted by councillor ByPAULDORSEY Herald writer regional chairman Jack came under attack from one of his council memb ers Last week because of remarks he made In a speech to the Burlington Chamber of Commerce concerning the teg Ions interest In industrial land banking Oakville Coun Terry Man- nell charged last Wednesday that Mr conduct const Jamboree visits are rewards for crossing guards RUSTY ROLLERS The Ion winter seems to have made Vlkki lirannan and Susan Glray a little rusty at roller skating At least they seem to be having some staying on their feet and without the assistance of this friendly parking meter they would be prone on the pavement If they were of a mind to try again this week theyd probably need snow tires Students working as safety patrollcrs at public and middle schools in Halton Hilts will have the opportunity to be chosen for a day trip to Toron to and for the National Jamb oree in Ottawa as a reward for their work in ensuring other children get to and from school safely Halton Regional Police Safe ty Officer Raj told The Herald students will be selected by schools and names drawn to chose those who will be going on a trip to Toronto April trip will include a tour at headq uarters In Toronto a tour of the Royal Ontario Museum a trip up the Tower and dinner at Mothers Pizzeria and Spaghetti House The big however Coos- table Swamlnathln said is the national safety pa troll jamboree in Ottawa which will be held May and The trip for the safety patroUera will be sponsored by the Regional Safety Council and the Auto Club Ron Smith director of safety and public relations for the Hamilton Club will be organizing the students from Halton ENSURE SAFETY About students from Hal ton will be attending the Jamboree with the only a lion being that the students have not attended one This is to ensure that every student has an equal chance to attend A student from each school with a safety pa Hollers program is selected by the principal or the safety patrollera staff advisor In Ottawa the students will be going on various tours and will visit the GovernorGene rals residence to receive lifesaving award About students from across Canada will be attending the jambo ree Constable Swaminathin said he would like to see more schools organize safety patrol programs and more dents enrolled in existing pro grams The job Is not a dangerous one and its a challenge for the child If the child is allowed to do it Constable Swamlnat said The children are well trained In what Is expect of a safety he Most parents are aware that the student during the time he or she is performing their duties Is not to leave the curb at any time Constable Swaminathin said The safety patrollers diff from an adult crossing guards responsibilities in that a safety pa rollers job Is to hold the children at the curb until the road Is clear rather than stopping traffic and esco rting them across i i VIEWPOINT Iranian woman columnist is correct Iranian columnist Minou Moshlris writing in the Engl ish language daily The Teher an Journal made some Intcrcs ting comments and observat ions regarding our Western civilizations ideas of liberat ion She directed her remarks to Western feminists and Kate Millet in particular now In Tehran The following are some of her comments Your so called liberation has only given you the freedom to be dreadfully alone to be alcoholic tobedrugaddlctsto be promiscuous to be over and finally to be most terribly frustrated and Your movements Ms Millet is doing more harm than good it is reaching for the absurd and Is quite frankly becoming Increasingly diffic ult to take at alt seriously without a genuine feeling of embarrassment Our women are perfectly capable of taking care of themselves Thank you 1 I can only agree with Minou Moshlris statements It is rather ironic that with so much dissension at home that is Is have taken to going abroad One should always sweep clean their own house before trying to clean a neigh The liberation movement if you can call it that made Its first mistake when in order to rise above the negative aspect they saw in a male dominated society chose to step upon the male ego In order to elevate their own position You can never achieve sue cess in anything if you have to walk all over something or someone else In order to get It Liberation stands for free dom and true freedom never cornea without responsibility Throwing personal to the wind and assuming responsibilities that were not yours in the first place Is not where its at Denouncing mot herhood and femininity has only served to confuse and Isolate many women The res has been a marked Increase In drug abuse and alcoholism In order not to be abused by anything or anyone it is always a twoparty system No one can make you feel less than you ore unless you accept their opinion as truth POPULATION Feminists upon discovering that roses smell better than cabbage assured a doubting female population that they would indeed make belter soup The echo of liberation that came back is akin to Spocks permissiveness In the final analysis more deadly than what It was supposed to overcome Where la a womans place Wherever she chooses to make it The key word however is choice f a woman chooses the combined roles of wife and motherhood her place is home with her children If a woman chooses a business career her place is wherever she chooses to climb on the corporate ladder Female executives have ne ver considered themselves lib- crated In their climb to success liberation was not a consideration Long hours and hard work put female execut ives where they are Opportun ities are not sitting waiting there for you you have to go out and moke them NO EASY WAY There Is no easy way and equality alone will never do It for you To denounce her own femininity Is the greatest mis take a woman can make She is not a man nor does she have to emulate him In order to say something of consequence To get back to the columnists in Tehran I agree whole with her that West cm feminists nave no place directing Iranian women What Is good for one culture is definitely not good for another Could females from any other culture come here and direct your way of life I think not only Western stupidity Is so convinced of its own that it blindly assumes that its right for everyone else Considering what has happ ened to family life here In Wcslern civilization and the abuses that have followed I feel we should definitely stay home and work on our own situation We have become a very materialistic society where monetary pursuits arc the end all be all we can consider that Ideas on liberation can be well dressed foolished ideas just as today there are many well dressed fools When words fail Flowers express your sympathy And we can help Stop by or Flower are b as a memory B2 Mill Hllli mm HEY EVERYONE Come in for our delicious I available at am Daily Sunday 12 noon TUESDAY SPECIALS Deluxe I Medium Deluxe Pino targe Deluxe Pizza 35 50 Abo Try our home mads Chicken Baked Goods and Made CHICKEN PIZZA Mill St Acton a breach of the privile ge of council and warran ted a motion of censury Rather than asking council to formally go on record as being opposed to the chairmans actions however Coun Man- Mil acknowledged that Mr la new to his job and pursued the matter no further COMPASSIONATE MAN Im a compassionate man he told the chairman and Im aware that youre new to your Job and apparently new to the democratic process as well I Just hope that this council can anticipate a better standard of representation In future Coun Mannell was upset by newspaper reports of Mr Mar S speech to the Burlington Chamber of Com merce In which the chairman outlined steps being taken by region to investigate the feasibility of in Burlington and Mr told Chamber members that he expects million to million to be set aside in Haltons capital budget for the purchase and preliminary de velopment of vacant Industr ially toned land thus prepar It for the new industry is hoping to attract Coun cited other remarks he attributed to the chairman concerning Miltons newlyapproved Industrial park to Milton and Coun said for Mr Raftis to suggest in his speech that Hills and the region Itself could be in direct competition with them In bidding for future industrial assessment While admitting that newsp aper reports of the speech had been his only source of Inform Mannell said be had tried three different times prior to the council meeting to contact Mr Raftis and verify the authenticity of the reports The councillor has unsuccess ful in his attempts to confront the chairman beforehand UNREASONABLE Mannell complained that the programmes to which referred- speech have yet to be conside red by regional council let alone approved Ho said it was unreasonable of the chalr- man to tell the public that certain areas the region will benefit from municipal polic ies that have not been discuss ed by council Mr in response council that me very very preliminary Investigat ion now being conducted by the regions business develop ment officer Bill Marshall Is the result of a request made about two months earlier dur ing a meeting between the chairman and the mayors of four area municlpalit ies Two of the mayors he said had asked him to launch an investigative study that would assess the feasibility of acquiring land for future in In Burlington and Oak 1 merely said we were looking into the feasibility Mr said accusing Mannellofovcr reacting to his speech in what he called the councillors normal pom leal fashion DISCUSS MATTER The chairman suggested to Coun Mannell that discuss the matter with Ms mayor Harry Barrett of OakrUle and get a proper on what was said in the speech rather than trying to start a debate on what goes in the press Mr received verbal votes of confidence from Burl Mayor Bird and Milton Mayor Don Gordon both of whom assured council they had attached little signifi 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