Page I SECTION A THE HERALD Wednesday January M IMS IN YOUR OPINION Student survey What do you value In your life and what do you feel la he moil problem Hattie Continued from Page to get out least once a week She believes in shopping in Georgetown and is very patriotic what She feels you can get anything wont right here In town she said According to Mrs Cochrane and Mrs Gibbon nephew Ross Sykea her mind is as sharp as a razor Shea an avid reader of the Herald and likes to know whats happening at council enjoys Toronto Maple Leafs on television and participates In activities at the seniors centre Mr Sykea said Her mind is like a 20yearold Mrs Cochrane commented explaining that Mrs Gibbon would help her with main problems from a recent Sheridan College course she took Mrs Gibbon spoils my little girls the same way she used to spoil me and Is always knitting for them Mrs Cochrane said Happy Hattie Gibbon I LEARN TO DRIVE THIS WINTER Todd Maclntyre value my parents most because If Ihey t I wouldn t be here Id have to say drugs is the serious la I problem 1 heard Georgetown Is the third most drug involved place In Ontario Dave Paul IS I guess friendship is the most important thing but long term goals and gett a job Is very import ant too Politics and conflicts over big prob lems are serious social problems especially when they relate to lear war Charged with assault A 19year old Georgetown teenager has been charged with sexual assault and breach of probation after an investigation by Halton regional police into a Georgetown District High School incident Jan IS There was no physical Injury to the 15year old Involved Break and enter Break and enter charges were laid against a Crescent man in Georgetown after about WOO in liquor and jewellery were stolen from a Sideroad residence Jan 1 Jewellery stolen About In jewellery was taken from a Sixth Line residence in Georgetown Entry to the home was gained by forcing a door in the garage Another home on Sixth Line had approximate ly in Jewellery taken after entry was gained by forcing a door Both Incidents happened on Friday Jan and are being investigated by regional police Tool box stolen A tool box complete with tools worth was taken from Life Mill Products on Main Street In Georgetown The theft is believed to have happened sometime In December Marijuana seized A routine check of a vehicle on the Tenth Line led to the Hal tort regional man with possession of a narcotic A small amount of marijuana was seized in the incident Stolen property An Acton man is in Wellington detention centre following a regional police investigation Into the theft of a from a car on Main Street In Acton Dec IS He Is charged With possession of stolen property in the incident Transformer smokes Halton Hills Fire Department reported a quiet week with only one call Sunday A transformer in a child playhouse had overheated on Delrex Boulevard Although there was smoke In the house no fire existed Abused women speaker Georgetown University Women Club Is holding their monthly meeting Feb at Centenn ial Public School The guest speaker will be Susan Davles from Halton Womens Place a temporary home for abused women and children The public Is welcome to attend dedicated Bishop John is going to bo at Acton St a Anglican Church on Willow Street TheBishopwUbetheretodedlcatetbenew or entrance lobby recently built between the church and parish hall The lobby will serve as a meeting place for parishioners berore go Into the church Coat racks are there too Construction began In lale January and con eluded In mid February Correction In a story about a refresher prenatal class we printed a wrong number for an Information line The number should have been The Herald regrets the error Group lists Your Recreation and Parks Department Is currently compiling a list of Community aliens and Contact persons to be placed In the Spring and Summer Brochure Contact us immediately if your group wishes to be added to our list or If you have any changes to your group information as it appeared In our last brochure Call 260 Town Country dry cleaning SAME DAY DRY CLEANING MONoviornioT 8770387 HALTON HILLS SHOPPING CENTRE Brent My Vlclra 14 My Mike Huffman IS Mike IS friends are very Import friends are what I value value all sports the most Sports Is what I value ant to mo and the biggest most because they re the and think the biggest most Mainly and social problem is only ones who like me social problem is the secondary My in general and I think suicide Is the threat of nuclear war blggeel social problem biggest social problem are my parents because they re separated Teen survey reveals Friendship rates high By ROBIN BAKE WELL Herald Georgetown District High School students confirmed a Canada wide two year survey which reported friend ship as very important to todays teenagers The survey based on a sample of between the ages of and is said to be accurate to within four per cent 19 times In Friendship topped the list very important values at per cent and what teenagers enjoy a great deal at 75 per cent Head or student serv CarlColb- said he was not surprised with the resu Its of the survey which was authored by Univer sity or socio Reginald Blbby and Don the Ont head of the Inter Varsity Christian He said he was not surprised by friendship and freedom being valu ed as very important by teenagers and said king away from the lam and wanting was a part of growing up Head of student ccs at Acton District High School Sue Bums agreed with Mr Colb- whole aspect of separating from parents is part of adolescents she said Mrs Burns was also not surprised that friend ship topped the list of things teenagers value most and went on to say that the peer group Is the most Important thing to adolescence which our stems from She said she has notic cd during the past few years that students at Acton High seemed more concerned about goals when recognlzingh the survey showed per cent of students think unemployment is 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