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Home Newspaper of Halton Hills 19 A Division of Canadian Newspapers Company Limited 103 Main St South Georgetown Ontario HUM Publisher BOB Editor Registered Number A time for contingencies Region action in ap proving the kite location as a land fill site and preparing options for its development may be supported by court action but the question is can the citizens of the municipality wait long Last week a writ was filed in the Ontario Supreme Court calling for an end to the development of the Tremaine Britannia waste disposal location quashing what regional solicitor Michael Martin says are valid resolutions and bylaws passed in March The long term result mav be legal support of the council action but the time frame anywhere from months to five years could kill any possiblily of the location being put into operation in time to meet the demand for disposal of garbage when existing sites close It might be optimistic to believe that Ontario will provide some alternative to the problem which lies a little more than a year down the road but its highly unlikely that a cabinet decision would be given until the matter is settled before the courts After hearing for almost two that the life expectancy of the three existing sites will run out in 1978 it would be an about face for the ministry of environment to allow an extension of use since extensions have already been granted once Therefore Hub newspaper again repeats its call for council to consider some kind of alternative innc- which the garbage generated by people can be disposed of when the time irises next year five years of delay and continual has not resolved the initial Question of selecting a central regional location for garble It appears another five years may ensue leaving the residents of the losers all around use TO tastc A time to seek changes by lobby STRESS a killer The farmer seems to be caught in the middle of a dehmma that is not of his own making On the one hand is en by urban neighbors who seek to bring the city into the country and on the other as a local farmer commented recently he is being forced to sell part of his holdings to income and capital It a trade off which will not provide him with solace and indeed mav eventual cause him to go out of business The loser will not only be the farmer but the consumer as well And while it not be the best form of available the code of practice guidelines proposed by the province provide some degree of protection NOW It remains up to the farmer to lobby for changes to suit his unique But these suggestions must come from the agriculture be it a change that needed in the code of practice to allow him provision to expand His operations without fear maybe as suggested by a representative of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture last week and endorsed by Norval farmer and Liberal Julian Reed it is a change in the environmental legislation which now places the farmer at the mercy of the public No matter which manner of change is sought it is now too late in to protest the encroachment by urbanization The most that can be sought is a rear guard action to contain this continual pressure Recriminations over the inability of the farmer to earn a decent living or the complaints of urban dwellers in a rural environment come too late It s time to do something about the situation farmers now face Agriculture Minister William will be in Georgetown April and that seems to be the best time for area farmers to stand up and tell it like it is Just hope that someone is listening lit inn i n I hi- mi ii point dons i old phi nut of firs i tried solution to whit II ins luthontyonSTHfSi rills number kitlir in tin ho rid today Stress doubt iicorduif ixperls In irl hype mil lint dims- i list if related is inclliss Hut stress in itself is nut the killer our reaction stress is culprit hinge the world us ire with stress producing situation levels riming in person job re I problems stress world we live In is one of constant producing high of stress for iverone Wi from or stress producing hi lo t in writes Many people tint tint the fun da mi do nut ipplj in thur case now Inn fund to luniiL striss fnliin in turn require mis into positive ones lis up lo you ornithine thins whole world oil there just wailing to iw he from ton Remember lift is full of Mil I lew heroism and you can be a hero in the just is on Wall lis simple Us il works isl and or i in do it ill yourse If The feelings you wilUonlrnUourre to life it ful it winterer ippmss of success lis jours just for the 1 ml ml our I I this loliiuin jiji ion it crisis You and rn been to yiur i A dramatic new deal Jim Ik In Suppose llllllOl I told lUtlook it is men of for thing iltmjt simple il hi philosophers rioisi icdi iy ph Things have changed I hear but it could ve come sooner 01 Iglll l Ill I product This sill 1 of I III In almost five since the army I dipirlcd in a lot his to improve monle the direction of the roll of he Canadian Armed My last posting for years was in hire 1 s first hand the effects of government policy on the an idi role in as identity of forces I of a roll foul ups rediieid only ground ind but morale week through one of those things futt I humped ilmost literally inlo M ister llicc of town in thai I had met during days in lies now with the Can Dragoons in my the unit ironically thi same squadron in which si His report while vague for obvious no in the forces likes to talk openly with i of the that morale his improved sineo the of Ihe four yiar post ing thi approval llu purilnscuf man tanks to Ihi aging which first filled the Canadian armoured role in the Conlie and improved living conditions in Germany Mary of he old timers have I believe reversed earlier decisions lo retire early or simply seek release lccause of this attitude toward the military It a Step in he right direction There no doubt that ion of the forces destroyed prestige morale and in some cases That chat with Rice some of the illusions 1 had built up during five years but it reinforced one thought ha I doubt I will ever change The mihuiry in such conservative manner so at not to cross swords with Its civilian masters that it tends to erode its own iffecltveness through loss of good people The changes that are taking place now ind have token place over he past two or three years should have occurred earlier Had hit been done there ore many former personnel myself included have maintain its operational effectiveness and Indirectly its cost to the taxpayer in the long run part of the newer generation of win who has been schooled by the jusl m hi is pari of beginning of tin vision which whin hi proposed white on in I forces lis a last wii k I might ii lift i ikis one of fun iihprodiiit isprcsmted lo with il you iiv tin from sitttt f II mi in suitir wife i prolessi ill win for if ill J goes toward what Kill Ottawa Tli it resi project into motivallon would nol mi so if I fingind by hi id I hi lull I is I was beginning fidget about last years taxes I am re illy fidgeting now nit you know ho distorted events can whin you fan fin ruination I started becoming about govirn mint and how this would sllll bo mine if we wirtn as Prime Minister said living beyond our means Don look that said my counsellor an off duly fireman Just think how it will some own hospital help Increase a veteran s allowance or go to some foreign me feel any better I am not particularly charitable hut then I saw detiiKaboul this rest arch Into aesthetic And leirned that the maun Council funded by taxpayers like me out a grant o find out all about motivation Immediately I began feil iIhiui the had always wanted to a person contribution to a major study of sthchc motivation Hut first I thought might In useful if I found out whnt it meant So I a at the thin inula to its in plistn hi s il illy refers to it like to look it why I got an better ixpl in from Jolin Hud I Ml for Kmor i liki Ibis lis rnlly what urns you on In art he Now familiar what Council was spmdmi iIhiuI iwintbicklowhillhenuthnrsot ihi study had lo say their work thi Council Hie said work pluses The first will exlend Hie iiM of the ion study of motivation re it linns to sculptures from a piriods and and poems the vis multidimensional scaling of similarity judgements perference mints with verbal ratings of and other and nonverbal measures of stimulus seeking behavior and va Ibis singe I was so impress thin w is no point in reidmg on possibly lonfnse id I know worthy cause whi I sit I UK I wenl to phase two investign lion of verbal and nonverbal of motivational to and no n Western and to mil imisu will In i isintinijiritl findings with ii Im subjiils so lint tin ind I viiius r slill il is In Innsligile ii pirsnn ihlj traits Irdmj in tin first pi on iiirsion mil lie nil mei smiri ibriiinb of juljnunts a Hi il how mold i dm I think it s simply m idioms mil burr mi rats liki ibis to laxnmrs I ike si ire Is fm isthnikmi iliout tilings liki pin- ind irlhniiakis off I of git into hinds so work irtsi Into tic if loursi I It Ik doing some mil involving stimulus id dm into tin imivtrsilil interest riles DOM tlurrau Invile members are gelling a dramatic new dell it this session before house broke set of Standing Orders muring tin proeislnres of House were put through And the increase tremendously mature of private members or back bench ers is they in lommonly called IMlh Until now in of he most thankless jobs in think of has been lo be a back m thishousi Historic illy about all liny have been able to do is sit i rid tmlv viry have they Ihiu ibli to get my prominence all In the Thin the limelight has been hogged by i ministers a few luminaries in the opposition groups Tin pnvite memben have been able to do some work in in years this Ins largely working in the dark is lend to pretty well over looked by press even by other numbers V his year s changes should substantially improve this situation hirst there is to be a new private member period or some ye there- has been a private members hour but it has been a nothing thing for an hour on Monday afternoon it his consisted of i debate on bill or solution introduced by a private member hen has been no vole on there was no chance could become legislation The consequence was Hi il tin hour was a dull lime with normally only t ire indful of members on hand and no attention from the press Now the members arc be full lliursday afternoon and their w ill ho brought to a vote If they are i will go on he order paper the business this me ins could become law Thin Is still by which the in a if il is anxious In lint the fail private members ss become law givis them a new import nice and will result in much more illinium Then the iueslion period the daily show of sittings his also been Unit linn Ihe period has been three jii irters of hour mil most of this lime has In en ited he opposition party Now the period has been lengthened o an mil lemurs ail ouccurlalted nils will give priviic members a shine And even from lime time to get a mention In the press which of Is what they yearn for and Timing off My children sense of timing is terrible Of course if you want to look it from their viewpoint it probably could be better Taki for the mid winter holiday A hunch of kids you had better it Brimming vim and vigor negative ions or something equally reprehensible they would burst forlh from their rispectivc bedrooms each morning greet day while I would groin and bury my he id under the pillow mentally calculating the remaining number of days nay hours until distant Monday morning should arrive tor them there wire nine days of glorious freedom to rack In and out of the with all their friends constant re quests or or bowling money and enough and liar on the hinges of the itor tor for me to of lion losses income lax time llids until noon ind only thin reluct intly ilnm at grcil cost to chords Ihi lop ringing of the telephone doorbell continuously parrying the i of What for dinner it in we for lunch and When is it going to Ik re idy up the pattern of nine that stretched into Ihe future from my side of the fence it Then as approached the finishing post Sunday both girls of unwill Temperatures bit simply would not it to happen it Kit not 1 suggested that this sudden ru of heat to forchnds was by over it tile thought of returning lo school or maybe wonderful world of disney id got overwrought sick with school doors due to open in twelve hours The thing I did not ike into consider wis my children s perfectly honed iijuisjti sense of liming miming greeted me with one cist of will mumps on Teresa md Louis a horrendous scattering of spots it tinquistion i in dost of from Rub ird iking a mad dash out of the door to his sisters 1 not know or whom the school bills lollid hit morning They did not for mi s by tin lime rid the comes down with mumps ml Tirisi ind then both and Oh will in should be just iboul ir or sihiml ning Looking through our files will a sewage of next year Council lei the to the New Toronto firm of and to it nights meeting Thecomp will install the system and construct dispos phnt The school iHiird renewed appltcilions for the two positions il idvirtised There were sufficient replies to tht advertisement for assist int principal the board to begin interviewing applicants next week none of the kmdcrginen primary room seemed bin required music position will hue to be Smith and Stone Ltd advertised for girls to work in their pottery punch press depirtnunts Tin wages were an Hour for bus lo collect employees from Glen Miliums Br nipt on the second of the House and mide off with the register containing The cash register wis found under ramp by the siding hotel Mr and Mrs Leon Cook Water St their golden wedding anniversary A lelcbration was also held for the fiftieth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Wright on April windows donated to United Church by members of the McEnery family Mr and Mrs David J Sinclair Mr and Mrs Girnel Sinclair and Mr and Mrs Robert were dedicated lo the memory of Mr and Mrs David William and David at last Sunday service Hi runs I ist flooding in Heeds propirt was infest hit in Willow were surrounded With water ilthough win nol end inhered in eastern end of Georgetown by rains brought number of ingry taxpayer night siouncit meeting to complain Council the purchase of idill ic for JIG BIB and anew relet pohie cruiser for