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Centennial rocks for fun charity Herald iht in zone tiy It was like a mini Woodstock or Peter Gard In the sixties thousands of youths it so coined because shift run gathered In New York Stale or a long 12 midnight to a Saturday weekend of outdoor music and fun morning Over a hour period last week Tht Friday noon Id Saturday noon hundreds of Centennial students of nonstop talking gathered Indoors for celebration of a music bands similar nature asm and bizarre events Both groups supported rock and Students brought in games Sony Walk roll mans ghetto blasters VCfls guitars Centennial did it by sponsoring 105 help wile the hours rockers or rather students who hud Each of the rockirs were to momentum in rocking students to support them by chairs for a marathon hours help to rock their or fetch At times there were as many as 400 them water and food kids and adults in the school According to teacher Peter urn cheering on the contestants When Gardiner highlight had to be it it was all over the school had raised midnight when the contestants over in pledges from the celebrated Ihe half mark in their community marathon The money will be used for Costumed characters projects and charities in the town Every Centennial leather took their turn supervising the overnight event Including principal Zanattn the gym out horns balloons and hats The kids stayed Up pretty much all through the night but it storied am Saturdayonlytorcturnshortlyto continue supporting the students Mr Gardiner and Alice Ihe two teachers who tasted the night without going home for The parents made up some loaves worth of sandwiches for the students which they delivered break Saturday Parents also donated dozen cookies or squares for Ihe J The for the event was prompt to snack on members of the student forum or class reps A committee was set up Not only food was volunteered with help from teachers and ihe There were parents who offered students collected pledges from their lime to offer supervision and members of the community and encouragement duringa six hour block businesses A THE HERALD Wcdaetday November 1W4 commodore 64 329 inequitable I solicitor r J Herald Staff The way the town Official Plan deals with latttis belonging loNorval Upper Canada College is discriminatory and Inequitable according to J a solicitor for the college Last week Paul Ginou of the firm and told town councillors in a special I to modify he Hal ton Hills Official Plan thil college lands adequately deall with I In the Official Plan J The college wants the tablelands above the Credit River that front Highway designated J Highway Commercial and on Industrial designation for their land which abulia properly designated the same to the west They are currently zoned Open Space The main area of concern for the college elates to tablelands to the west Mr Ginousald The College has recognized that reluctantly tire not going to be able tamai this outdoor area forever ij Currently lhe Toronto private school for uses the property as an outdoor education centre Mr Glnou said the college began just looking Into the long term use or the property and its potential Official Plan out of date Herald Staff A retired farmer has called the lown Official Plan which has yet to be approved by province outdated Peter Branch said he is tempted to go lo a higher authority the Ontario Municipal Board o object lo the Hills Official Plan with the argument Ihe plan was formulated on information which is now out of dale Speaking at a special council meeting last week during which modi were made to lhe town Official Plan Mr Branch said the Official Plan contained incredible constraints development which he hoped were errors He said two of the constraints were the pro vince Guide lines and the agncullur code of practices They were put Into place by farmers who were afraid of having Industry all over the Ring in New Years The bells will be ringing in the new year In both and Georgetown Dec Like last year you re invited to Join in the downtown celebrations in the Iwo communities from 30 pm on the there 11 be Christmas carol tree hot end helium filled li In lhe festivities take place at the Acton Town Hall and In Georgetown at Knox Presbyterian Church on Main Street Everyone 5 welcome place and increased food prices Mr Branch sold I amazed why the region would recomm end to anyone that Halt on remain agricultural he said We hove in the second lowest farm Income In all of Ontario We have net income If we have that situation all I can say is agriculture is not serious except in a few cases A member of the Halt onAgriculluralAdvisory Committee Mr Branch said farmers have con the agricultural code of practice It has constricted farming and has not been of to lhe farmer he said original text of the Plan- approved two years council and mod iff cations suggested by the province hove now been made Final provincial approval is pending WITH THIS AD CASH CARRY UNTIL SAT ONLY FREE DRAW- WIN A C- 641 NAME family 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