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B4 The Acton Free Wed November Me us school issue dead ACTON TRUSTEE Tom Watson and assistant superintendent Don Gentleman are amused by some of the displays on hand at Miltons new Robert Baldwin School A board meeting was held at the school Thursday Teachers principals congratulate Lavender school Is now once for oil dead least school was decided by the Board of Education Inst not to the case of the shut down school despite sympathetic plena on the of Norvnl residents by Premier William Davis Minister of Govern mental Services Jim Snow Minister or Education lorn Wells Last Fridays meeting was follow up on the part of Davis and the two ministers to a meeting they held on October IB between the Norval school committee the Premier Members of the board present at the meeting were chairman J Prlcstner Mrs J Alexander director of education Jim Singleton his assistant vender The Premier indicated to the board our concern and for the Norval ratepayers plight and asked the board to reopen the cose Snow reported Snow said Four teacher and principal associations in Halton Region have issued a joint press release congratulating Em Lavender on tits appointment Thursday as Director of Education in Hal ton The Joint release is signed repesenUtnes of Ha Hon Elementary Teachers Hal ton Public School Principals Association Secondary Principals Association and Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation District We have come to knew and appreciate the fine qualities of Mr Emerson Lavender His sensitivity honesty openness and courage have been well known to us in his role as Assistant Director The teachers and students in will have in him an educational leader who is not only an excellent ad but also a proven creator of a humane educational environment We are confident that with him we can continue and improve the high quality of education in We are also confident that any dif that arise in the years ahead will be resolved a climate of mutual trust and in the best interests of the students the statement said Library open Governor Pauline McCibbon officially opened the new public library in Milton Saturday very firm in stating the board would not rcopen the case Progress is slow at the new felt the school medical centre building on question had been given Mill serious consider ition and a Miss Renaissance visits board meeting Two people In Halloween garb dressed like women pranced Into Miltons Robert Baldwin School Thursday night carrying signs that read Miss Renaissance 1984 The pair left senior Halton Board of Education administrators trustees and reporters laughing and shaking their heads as they made a quick entrance and justasquick exit The board was holding a special meeting in the new school that night The couple never spoke a word never stopped to talk and pulled away from a reporter who tried to slow them down long enough for a picture The Halton Renaissance Committee a group which complained loudly about modern educational trends earlier this year disclaimed any knowledge of the two masque raders Those in the know said it was likely a staff prank designed to add some levity to the usually serious board meetings seriou What happens if you get sick or have an accident While youre travelling This is what Ontario is doing to protect you away from home Your Ontario Health Insurance Plan is designed to help you anywhere the world In case injury or sudden illness outside Ontario will pay the cost standard hospital accommodation For emergency services it will pay up to the cost lor the type hospital normally coveted under your Ontario Plan Medical toes will reimbursed to you at 90 approved services as set out in the Ontario Medical Association Schedule Fees But bear in mind that medical costs in some countries are often higher than in So avoid being faced with a bill considerably higher than the amount OHIP can repay you by doing things 1 Know what benefits OHIP provides before you leave home if you consider that your OHIP coverage may 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Frank Miller Minister Government of Ontario William Davis Premier decision had been made The board wold Ihc only way they would reopen the case was if the province passed legislation ordering them to Snow added Norval ratepayers are naturally nut very Wc arc very disappointed but were prepared for It We still think the decision was not in the best interests of the children or the community Norval ratepayers chairman Hugh Tney believe the busting of their children to fieorge Kennedy school in George town has caused overcrowd and combination grade classes They say they wire given only one reason for the school closing that it was old small hey dim understand why the hoard is closing the to wive money and yet will spend money to transport tin to Georgetown and spend some per square foot for additions to such schools as Glen Wllliomi and Howard Wriggles worth The Norvnl committee isn t disbanding though I have another fight to wage this time to get the old threeroom school com centre On November they will hold a public meeting at St Pauls Parish Hall to ileum ways the school can be by Hie community Onto again they have the support of Premier an it Is reported by the school board that Davis brought up the subject of community acquiring the building since ft was not going to be re a school law other school boa run such as separate school board have first cull on a school building which Is no longer being used Also any disposition of the school would Ihc of 1 rtiicalinn approval Tin re will he a meeting set up In the future to try and work out how Norval might acquire the school Some type of agreement could probably be worked out Snow sold Snow members of the school board and Italian Hills councillors will be to the November meeting Snow pointed out Hills would hove to he working on acquisition of the school along with the residents minclllor Luxe and school board trustee Tom Watson arc said to be aire preparing to nil the meeting SOUTH PACIFIC AGRICULTURAL STUDY TOUR 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