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Home M of Halfcon Hills THE October A of Canadian Newspapers Company Limited 10 1 Main SI South Georgetown Ontario HI I Publisher Second Mall Number shows healthy scepticism Members of Helton regional council solid waste committee are on the right track with their comments about a private business proposal to establish a landfill site in rural Burlington than jump at this easy solution to the regions thorny problem of solid waste disposal committee members ire the plan with a healthy amount of scepticism National Sewer Pipe wants to their shale quarry into a landfill site with a capacity for up to 3 million tons of garbage this would help eliminate a major problem facing Halton especially with the s rejee Hon of the Milton Site dump it would also be extremely lucrative for National who without the dumpsite would simply be stuck with an empty pit once their quarrying operation is through As a number of regional councillors said the costs of developing the quarry as a landfill site must be borne by National completely Too often governments put themselves in a position of begging business for a develop ment that in reality is sufficiently lucrative for the business in the first place National cant move their hole If the quarry is not developed as a landfill site it is basically useless to the But as a landfill site it would be a lucrative source of revenue Certainly the regional and National would negotiate an equitable fee for waste dumping at their site and it would probably take at least a decade for the site to be filled So there no need for the region to give National handouts for site feasibility studies or to help cover the expenses of developing the site In this supposed free market economy those costs are known as investment capital and it is quite normal for the to bear their brunt alone At the same time as the region considers Nationals proposal they would be wise to listen to concerns expressed by regional councillor Bill Johnson who points out the landfill proposal is still miles away from a serious resource recovery system Under such a system the region would develop a waste disposal system in which the region s garbage would be turned into marketable products like newsprint paperboard etc While this is rather a grand scheme one much easier to talk about than implement it is another avenue that should seriously be explored as the region wrestles to solve the problem of solid waste disposal CAS deserves funds Children Aid Society needs more money and they deserve it The local CAS find themselves in a critical situation following the provincial governments slashing of their budget request for 1979 While the CAS had requested a grant of for the government has only agreed to a budget of As a result the CAS have run up a deficit of already this year Had they received the requested grant the CAS would be under budget When trying to determine whether the CAS budget request is a justified one it s best to look at where the deficit funds have gone They ve gone to salaries and towards covering the increased demand and costs of institutional care for youngsters salary costs are not the result of salary hikes Its simply that the provincial government had wanted the local CAS to layoff staff this year and this salary savings was calculated in the governments budget The CAS did not go through with the layoffs with an average caseload of per worker the provincial average is 27 they could not justify cutting back on staff if anything they needed more Group care costs are up 20 per cent These are the costs to the society of having children cared for either in a foster home or some type of group home Because of recent changes to the child welfare act more children are now in the custody of the CAS rather than being out in detention centres as was the previous practise It probably a good idea but one that costs the local CAS more money to enact While the provincial govern ment is reducing the CAS budget request the society is already acknowledged as one of the most cost efficient CASs in the province Their reward is budget reductions The current fiscal crisis presently being endured by the CAS has to strike society staff as unjust After all the provincial government brought in what was supposed to be the definitive child welfare legislation this past summer There were lengthy tracts designed to help eliminate child abuse keep retrainable children from being locked away and many more laudible bits of legislation destined to put Ontario back on the social services map Unfortunately it doesn ap pear that the provincial govern gave the Children Aid Societies at least money to enact these highly loutH changes It a Year of the Child project without any teeth So let s hope the provincial government puts their money where their mouth is and gives the CAS the funding they needto enact new child welfare legislation It would probably more meaningful than governments television adds promoting Year of the Child at least to the kids receiving the services to SIXTH LINE GAMES Convenor Hon James Snow also favored to win house devaluation and roadbuilding events Hockey must enact reform of government will intervene improve Hie spun lei be by then rOOMOII NT series of forums will the mineral public and leading hotkey off cuts an ihndv under around lit proline Inst to conclude I lit s parent t uiiliJ Ins alriad su pin nls that lid talis i II like l looking IJuren s llurcnu raid The key paragraph in a mi in specili tin Ontario hi Culture and I was final ne organized hockey cannot face up Induing what Ms own constituent wants linn i hi loniplck Hut waffles i SJI lhnil jsly hotkey reforms itself or i s to ike Dun is tun a kind of deadline for tin process March has asked Hit council for a In racial partnts expressed hunt hockey nci and wanted n slrtss on mure imphdsis on fun and less on winning They also thought the quality of aching and refereemg needs improving as percent of parents with in tin older age roups fill llnre w is In violence in these And mire linn per cent In finis do not call h stitk abuse SINt Milt In si win people stem hi hi is reduction in hotkey and i to busies as in Hit in ds of mam parents the Wli lh may be tin before we set the ii until but it wouldn In surprising if s lop dually for th rilhtr lliati minor with Hit system as iltj hiuilom in tin past Tht pre Inline in d allowed to tie 111 I In Muriel Sudbury ILasI has complained several limes In past hockey violence and suggested a kfishtnt committee look So far tin enmu is resisting I Ii itself up s ii tonus frcm lit Hut Itu seminftssional level siiir issaul claries hove bun I lid in Hit mi t nir Hi Mi his i imp igmsi litki if l In il dmn I will inswirslli nmelbini il nl rtmanis a pikiillil mi ins of salute a urn thai is fit its worst em my dumping greeted with enormous satisfaction ir plus perks for 111 it ha In lory troops werr lub till back a in raft in Oil a lew d lyt d the firiiii actual will pridt I know it s a of the Herald i few fullers as president of Air aclually lamthinkint particularly of Mr own fojllurs this karly prime s 1 with There dumping enormous of Hurt is specific it is an emptying of the Liberal pork barrel that had been d Iv with political by sucussiu tovernmcns And when consider thai had I regimes for of the Inst it only lhat a decided imbilance the Tories don seem concerned with lower laid appointments II the high profile perso nalities- particularly those with backgrounds thai are after and in this was the ultimate target There was no he former Liberal minister who was hi ids roll down iwns I Hill In fail om westirntr art mnnj of nshluiius who Ihit was not ivm of Jul establishment just is hi would go and down the real probk The Torus iw Hum arc mm sttr other senur idnsors who In cases spin entire career working at of Liberal in fact former Liberal politicians and cabinet such as ihairmaa of the National Capital Com mission Mitchell Sharp northern pipeline commissioner and Pierre Juneau under Ml tin I a tint tin re wtrt ll it spilt Torv of a I il1 liousiek flat Clark and would for j of minisiers wtn moving on to other jobs anyway Mitchell 1 Ind hi en sicked he and llu odd senior nunihrin quit in and oilt or two others were Hut this Ins not rchcicd the pressure nut us Supply Minister IjiSalk may hut self whin ha said limt for J Tory turn at patrona irouih In wis nil a lone voice wildinuss Mm Willi his lint when appointees are willrtphcithemwlthfricndsof our iriy And Clark has been hearing poind it suggestions from his own I ick benchers thai ihco should hi sooner ralhcr later if the prime minister would fir to a more patient approach MPs would certainly of this it whether he in resist party pressures for continuing changes you have to rcaliie said an Ontario MP is are hundreds of party supporters In every riding who government jobs of one d or another And only way they ill realize wc mean business if we Mean nut the top At least that icts into the newspapers Haltons From our file IOCAI flOlhtv TIN11T To open Hie Natl Hockey in night a special game is planned the Leafs and an icam from in league Playing with is a former Leaf who Is now i defenceman will the Black Bob son of Mr Mrs Harry town I id for past two seasons broken wnsl knping him r par of he i hor the next five Georgetown iill he on a radio show broadcast at I 15 over tdi CHUM This commercial ist sponsored by several local erics of show it Hit last Thursday evening The show of Hit quiz type was cm by Al who is feitured as s man on broadcast Armstrong will serve as Miyor of for met of is vcar Ik places stpb who his of Ihe of and the I 10 IHIMh TIM can Mi polls on Mr decided It rh In r wilb in iw for Monday rounds distributu holders itrtmonv was held in front ol the post office or Jack Armstrong after be dtbvered in Jim tut a while ribbon across tit and the eight mail irntrs smart in new uniforms began their new jobs of unknown on in a larfe barn a of stock early the Bib I ine farm of Sinclair despite the efforts of from Georgetown and Trill flic 171 broke during the of a storm run hm touched an investigation fail id Hit Trapped In struilurc wlneh shortly Hit arrived were a bull seven ind pigs and a ha ind straw was also lost Association tiihghtinid on the brand of competition they II In facing this year whin a imprismg A and elubs Tin announcement wis made at a roup in last week The orgetowii executive heir own a l lust Widncsda night and came up with a mm ier in person of and slrenthcned their slafftfofficirs with the of Scatty hi to i it It new Sacrc loeur Hill presently being built behind church on i ir John Street will be opened Hi middk The building will gym hall ill in addition will be rented oul for vinous occasions There will be a kitchen cloakrooms wash our lives were lost three district niolor ici dents this week An elderly woman dud in a irnsh on 1 Sideroad and killed Hornby on Monday Hit an elderly man dud in an on Highway six links of here Tuesday NtllMMSS KM- Neighbor scorn plaints about noisy activities already going on the site of the proposed million Croit Ion social and cultural centre near Norvol have prevented town planning board from endorsing the project Concerned citizens Jammed the council chambers last Tuesday night for a public hearing on the proposal by a group of Toronto area Croat i on Canadians to a 160acre use centre at Ihe intersection of Winston Churchill Boulevard and the south of Norvil independent cab owners have formed a union and will begin negotiating with Flash Cabs and Glen Taxi by the of the week according reliable source They want improved working conditions operate their own cars but depend on lash and Glen calls to them the Herald was told For this service they pay the company per cent of the fares they corn The rate also applies to fares who hale drivers as they pass and do not go through the dispatchers region will ask Ontario new energy minister James to have ao independent consultant alternative or OotMrto Bruce to Milton trammualoo corridor recommendation by the regional planning council committee accepted today Wednesday by council Ttw Is hoping Mr will lh lima remaining before the January J rouimp- of a pertinent Ontario Municipal Board OMB bearing to landowners the to which they are entitled