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THE RAID June II How could we improve the arts in town The Herald elude this Itic mil I In I The deadline in June itiliirninllc In moil mnnv Mayor Russell Miller said the contribution of the oris In add our development of I foroldandyounK 1 residenis another rem lwil I I Ihtalre I ifts photograph sculpture painting local literatim of Hills Board rejects plan for jr kindergarten Leaving the nest line llruwnlc a certain to Taking lo the 2 he ant Drown In Seen here ifrnnl left are llobjn lte Kim Tlmming back left lo rlhl Bush Hen dry and Watts It all hnppinrd at Public School Herald photo dtr Do von feel sh I tit preserving our heritage I lorn I talent encouraging arts all of the above Guidelines for I lopeople arts and entertainment ilns methods of support ion or older people should r it bringing in with local talent for jnungpeoph shows in public plicei Mixed signals about town parking bylaws I iris in schools nom of Hit above Do need more facilities such is I museum perform i ngreheir sal spate anartsmformation craft studio other Are that the IhlK Arts arts i I opportunity towards provision of olid in and inter lament nom of tilt iliou htvLvoucierutilieil this iti Only one dump Do you know where the town dump is Joe Hewitt doubts you do He been getting com Claims about dumping on Eighth Although council approved the motion to prohibit parking on both si del of Acton s Avenue on the south side of Queen and both sides of York Streets Monday night they put off passing the bylaw which make it legally official On the plea or a letter from the ab sent Mayor Miller councillors agreed lo defer passing the narking bylaw for the area of the Hide House for two weeks till the next council meeting Sheldon said she wanted the bylaw repealed rather than deferred She wondered how townspeople would be eyeing the waffling by councillors over laying the park rig concerns me what kind of signals we are giving to townspeo ple because we go one way then the FREEZER FRENZY Open 7 Days other way Coun Sheldon said We should never have got Into a kneejerk type of reaction where we look at a small portion of the parking problem Instead council should be taking a comprehensive look at the problem she said with the goat of coming up with an Interim solution with the Hide House By SANDY IAMPBLU Herald Malt The Board of Education does not want Junior kindergarten programs In Halton or kindergarten extended a full day These programs arc two sugges tions In a Ministry of Education report on primary education The report was voted on June the Board of Education and of the recommendations made by the Ministry five were rejected by the Board The Board is unwilling to accept any recommendations of the Ministry of Education unless they are assured of receiving full fun ding Trustee Bruce said that funding kindergarten classes was already a problem and hiding money for more kindergarten classes would be greater kindergarten He said his reasons were philosophical and financial I t satisfied with what the program would be for a full day Trustee told The Herald If students were spending part of the day napping that would be a waste of trained teachers time The Board of Education should not be organizing daycare centres he said or that reason hey should not get involved in junior kindergarten If Junior kindergarten students enrolled in January and September the prospect junior kindergarten would not be as bad But If they enrolled whenever their birthdays were Junior kindergarten would be an unreasonable proposition Trustee Howltt said How could a teacher plan a program he Bald The cost fullday kindergarten and ha If day Junior kindergarten programs Is another problem The Board estimated them to be million That cost Includes hiring teachers and converting classrooms It does not Include transportation costs More meter maids The towns got twice as many eyes out to get you you park your car where you re not supposed to Monday night councillors ap proved the hiring of Hall a as a parking enforcement officer She be the second park enforcement officer since the first was hired in 1963 Both lions are part time ones Mrs will monitor the metered areas of Georgetown and the parking areas of Acton issuing tickets to those violating the town parking bylaws She doesn give tickets lo moving cars as this Is the responsibility of Regional Police The Company sss wither I Years 8779696 Visit MIKE or IAN Georgetown For Home Furnishings Mi SI Clothing DESILVA PSYCHIC Palm Tarot Card Readings PAST PRESENT FUTURE Our Business fs Spreading Campbells Lime Service Equipped to provide fast spreader service You need it Weve got itl AGRICULTURAL Prepare your soil for top yields 519 6473448 DENTURE WEARERS I Ihil Hi I ill mil f tl i i I i t v I i I tin i l 1 1 I in 1 i I III II Ml IlI if in I I I p I in 11 IIJ l tl I I i I i i I IKoulnw pi I Kill ill it i Ik It lull find Dun in si t I in II I mi i il I tin it f I THE DENTURIST ASSOC OF ONTARIO DENTURE therapy CLINICS 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