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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), May 24, 1989, p. 4

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Page THE HERALD Wednesday May Chamber donations Christine Dolliver of the North Halton Association for the Developmentally Handicapped and Star McGuire of the Open Door program each accepted a Hills Chamber of Commerce dona tion of on behalf of their respective organizations from Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce member Laurie during a Chamber of Commerce nomination meeting at Sacre Coeur Auditorium May 18 The money was raised from a charity dinner held at Sacre Coeur April 20 More discussion wanted for board AIDS policy Some of the Board of Education trustees would have preferred it if the board had fur ther discussed a motioned AIDS policy before passing it at the May board meeting The board passed the policy after several changes in language were made to the original presented April 27 better ensuring the Medical Officer of Health to in form school officials if necessary of a student or faculty member who has been ordered excluded from school The board defeated a motion In troduced by Oakvitle trustee Judy Watson to defer the boards vote on the policy until a comprehensive presentation on AIDS and the HIV virus bad been given Ms Watson was supported by trustees Cheryl Held and Patty Wilcox Ms Watson said she got the im during the meeting that the board showed a lack of understanding concerning some of the issues connected with the She used the example of non- nominal testing which according to Ms Watson was not discussed suf ficiently As a result of nonnominal testing or confidential testing Ms Watson hypothesized someone from the Region could go to Toron to and be tested without the ap propriate Halton Region officials being notified However she said as the law allows for nonnominal testing it would have been impossible for the policy to have ever addressed this issue Halton Hills trustee Bruce who voted in favor of the policy said she thought the board was adequately informed about AIDS and the HIV virus saying last years board members par ticipated in several educational AIDS workshops But Ms Bruce acknowledged board members could always learn more about the disease given research is always providing new information The policy was developed as a result of the Ministry of Educa tions recommendation that the provinces boards develop an AIDS policy on the management of AIDS within the schools TOWN OF HALTON HILLS MAIN ST SOUTH HILLS GEORGE TOWN 8775185 PARKING TIGKETS Why You Can No Longer Get Away Without Paying Sony but you had better think twice about filing those slips of paper in your glove compartment The new legislation means that either you pay the fine request a trial If you wish to dispute the alleged infraction or your vehicle permit and license sticker not be renewed You decide which option Its that simple Effective June 1st 1989 all parking tickets Issued In the Town of Helton will be using the new legislation Should you receive a parking ticket read carefully your options printed on each ticket For more Infor mation contact- Enforcement Office Clerks Department Town of Halton Hills PO Box 1 HALTON HILLS Georgetown Ontario L7G 5G2 Ad No Blue Bag program under way Apartments and in Halton Hills could soon be filled with the clanging of bottles and the shuffling of papers as the blue bag program gets under way The Town of Halton Hills staff recently recommended a blue box program for the towns apart merits and The blue bags would be in buildings by January With the blue box program in place for houses the big item now is the rental and condominium market said town engineer Bo Austin This will increase the total amount of garbage recycled in town he said There were over 500 tons of glass tin and newspaper collected for recycling between January and April this year That represents an over increase from the previous year when 240 tons of were collected The tons is over 15 per cent of the towns total garbage If the program is approved the blue bag bill will be paid for by Halton Region who would also supply another recycling vehicle to meet the increased demands for service Collection of the blue bags would take place on Mondays with ting being done for four or five days afterwards says the town report The town would require another staff member to help with delivery and sorting A 90gallon container supplied by the Region will store recyclables taken from the blue bags at and apartments Although January of next year is the scheduled date for the blue bag program not all apartments and townhouses will get the service at once We anticipate bringing the apartments and on stream slowly one at a time as we establish the correct collection procedures at each individual sta says a staff report COUNTRY VIDEO GAMES We rent kids cassette tapes Nintendo Sega machines VHS machines Camcorders electronic chess games Nintendo Sega over 4500 movies 8772254 Line River MAY 26 27 ABOVE GROUND POOL COMPLETE WITH 1 6 Filter HP Pump Skimmer Returns Backwash Hose Vacuum Hose Deck Mount Ladder Maintenance Kit 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