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Georgetown GO bus corridor undergoes major revamping The Acton Free Press Wednesday Oct 18 Three more not on list schedule revisions west Georgetown They may also find the new Consolidating schedules and routings between ilC Georgetown and Brampton Wl uniform service on the changes all trim call GO for the Guelph Brampton Toronto GO Bus corridor come into effect on Sunday October The corridor which has been operating for the past years is being revamped to blend the existing two services and Georgetown York Mills into one basic trunk line between Georgetown and Mills with extensions westward to Gueiph and east The change are designed to improve service by tailoring it to I demand and consist of Rest rue luring the corridor with all Guelph Georgetown I rips operating to and from Mills and some trips extend ing to Cancelling or con iolidnting same trips between and Georgetown because of low York A recent story told of names being left off a recipients of Queen Silver Jubilee Med The list was sent out from information centre the Premier Bill Davis a office numbers for which are listed Terminating Mills Georgetown trips ACTON S INCOMPARABLE MAX Max Storey well known auctioneer was at the Mohawk Inn Thanksgiving Day auctioning off antiques Stolen Corvette found in field radio reported stolen In ftlrack tape player and a channel radio were removed from a truck parked at the rear of the Dominion Hotel sometime early in September according to Regional Police Church man reported the theft Halton Regional Police are continuing their investigation into the theft of a 1975 Cor from Richardson Chev Olds in Milton on Friday According to police thieves smashed a boy window at the southeast side of the building Pamela Sheldon late I night broke a the Corvette w from a service Hie car wis 1 iter recovered by Peel swim of Acton Regional Pol in field near reported Titnuthv n 1 was hJck llL break damage to Continued from Page 1 ton and rural tosmall lown centres it is absolutely necessary lo have a repre sentative who can gain the respect and credibility of the entire Board She believes this end can best be served through a well informed common sense approach to the issues facing education today also feel hat as a con parent who has spent a great deal of time in the school I am able lo deal with the realities of the education system as it is right now I do not use year old traditions and apply them to the tion system today she said She also said she believes firmly in a high level of and core curriculum in the classroom but beyond that she feels it is futile to try to compare the oneroom school house to the classroom today If Mrs Sheldon is elected to the position of Trustee she mentions many varied issues that she would clearly deal with The twinning of four North Halton schools this year was to my mind a strike against the student in the classroom she stated The disadvantages of two schools being twinned or ad ministration purposes arc not balanced by the advantages She expressed the concerns of many ratepayers in eluding herself whenshesatd she is not proud of the fact that The Board of Education has the unenviable position of having a pupil teacher ratio well above the Provincial average while at the same time a below aver age cost per student This adds up to classroom sizes being too large for effective teaching she said She Is aware that the problem of large classroom sizes Is a complex one involving such factors as declining enrol teacher allotments funding practices etc but feels it is an area that she could contribute to construe lively Although she a generally positive overview of the system of corecur riculum wherein a return to the basics Is being tised there is one area of personal concern that she definitely would pursue The Language Arts curriculum does not specify that English grammar must be taught as a separate sub ject at the kindergarten to grade Q level and I feel this is a mistake she said OnPhyu Ed Mrs Sheldon says definitely not frill Her view is that education must teach the child academically and socially It Is proven that the fit child learns more easily and faster I am committed to ensuring that the students in are instructed in the best methods of keeping fit she said Mrs Sheldon brought up the subject of school and community identity She said the and schools have traditionally promoted a certain feeling of community identity and as a result both children and parents feel comfortable in their surroundings Community is something that cannot be taught or learned she said but is something that happens You must live here to understand it she says that as Wards 1 and Trustee she would do everything possible to see that our schools remain the focal point of our community taxpayer is already ex or and many families have been feeling the effects for some time She says that with this in mind the respon siblc Trustee must act as a funding watchdog in all areas of expenditures She Is also adamant that account ability to the taxpayer is a role the Trustee must play After all she said it the taxpayer children we arc educating and the tax payers dollars we are using to do it surely they have the right to know how It spent Reject addition addition of square The addition was sought feel lo an square j Vlymcn Brampton foot for a showroom and woodworking shop as land by Hills on Highway on the Imard lh hill 2 raise for fence viewers only called out and mother three times so far this years the switch from per day per gallon will make lillle differ Livestock paid SIB per claim ten dollar vesicated and stock valuators a raise if eepts a finance recommend it ion and live- will receive council ac committee Fence viewers now be paid ten dollars for each xpensts for the trip Previously they were paid for day worked Since in 1977 the viewers were i of investigated 1977 and 11 so far a House of Buys 124 MILL ST EAST ACTON tern with all trips operating via Iluttanvillc and staying on Highway through George- Georgetown residents the last change means proved service with the present two routes being unified into one streamlined operation for faster through service and more com prchendiblc schedules the new timetalbcs cover for Georgetown residents and for Brampton This newspaper has been informed three other recip ients from town Col J Ft Barber Chief Warrant Officer John Harrison and Warrant Officer Ken Allen of the Lome Scots Regiment also were left off the list Three hamlets to get signs The recommendation Hills expected to pass at a meet ng present and Glen Williams- today Wednesday of Halton via may receive identification council The sign for Stewarttown as requested by the members of the Women Institute most of Highway 7 with a detour onto signs from both the own and Main Street at George Street Region cast on Maple Avenue The town works com back onto Highway 7 The mittee has referred a request Georgetown York Mills trips for a sign designating the whom reside in the village originate at the Georgetown village of Glen Williams to a n GO station and go south on the 1979 budget committee Road to join The sign was requested by Highway Under revam Ellen Russell of the Glen ping the two routes arc An installed sign would cost according to D G Harris president of the institute In a letter she said it has become increasingly difficult to vc instructions lo persons merged and stay on Highway the town about JIM town or delivering in he through Georgetown with engineer Robert Austin told particularly since the no detours and no to committee last Tuesday WPnss his been made Lhe GO However the lie informed them that that one of morning and evening rush on regional roads into he Stewarttown signs will hour bus connections from hamlets would be installed by located on the nor least to the Georgelown Go region at its own corncro Trafalgar Road and Train station continue to expense according to cad and the operate official plan the west side Meanwhile at regional Trafalgar Road south of The are detailed in pubu works last the new Wednesday a recommend Brampton Toronto GO Bus passed that two signs be schedule and passengers in p Trafalgar Road Ihis corridor are advised to Regioml Road indenting pick up a copy for reference the hamlet of ACTON MERCHANTS BackToSchool SAFETY POSTER CONTEST Winners first Ted Movse ocond Tom third first consolation Laura Bnllmger second consolation Mason third consolation Susan Lid bury fourth consolation Ann Gardener fifth nidation prlia Danny Wood sixth consolation priia Nancy Mar chment CHICKEN PIZZA 29 MILL STREET EAST 8532450 Something a tint hi Art iclPI In fun Tut otnpfr home la be I a RAVEL ID GO BANANAS Fun In The Sun GRAND BAHAMA CLUB GUAVA LAS VEGAS PUERTO VALLARTA 289 369 279 339 All cos a a par parson on Pi may on data nnd Hoiol laios so and lone such port lax a a unless a ova mo of Each tour company out I nfis booking I on their and all RAVEL P0Box102 D 8533580 Registered Under Travel M Act NATURAL 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