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Page 10 THF HERALD Wednesday June It 1ST LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Look at sex education renaissance vicechairman says To editor Herald It appears that trustee Bill of the Board of needs a report on what is going on In the sex education classes In and some assurances that the incidents related in the Canadian Magazine are ex The Canadian Magazine of course carried an article by Kathleen on the incidents that the J most of which savoury that the Superintendent of Programme Bruce Mather made the remark that he would be appalled if hi ever found out that inciter those described in the zinc were happening in It is indeed a sorry situation when the Superintendent of Programme and trustcs cannot be sure of what is going on in their classrooms And this is the whole crux of the matter not only the sex but in every class for each interprets the wide open guidelines in any fashion he or she thinks fit The curious phenomenon occurs whereby the teacher who are guilty of overstepping the art defended by the principal the administration he Board and the concerned falls over to assure that ensure will not be used against him her to Ihedetrlmtnt of his her carer Nothing is said about the possible dimagt to children ore incidental the pawns in garni called experimentation However in defence of Kathleen low whom of writing poor journalism because she did not document the in would like to the following The ptople who the information lo Kithleen would no doubt balk up id It is 1 md pniKipil ho kid this slulf Ihi bet iuse ill it is hi think to do in in I Ion us si up Ih luuntt whin hips in down did v Hi the rtstrvation he I Mrs t lo II insrord Win Ho I Why not Are you imd tomiicicd with inis literature i nurse not he sold Ihn ml his h ml mi Hi should hi It proud to have his thiol with I i lit thought wtrt windirful School Oak tat v out for University students Many pirents phones in protest thi trustee Leu rositr in his own words I attended to it w lit told mt It primnnded 1i In nnl I mi a fail me with impression thai it was 1 hot stuff for Thus leather was Not by the hut by the trustee who ye i to w ilk iway from ilus grade eight Kind of I ilk in playground I had choice be A former library board member concerned over towns Cedar gate To editor of The Herald I wis a member of Georgetown Board from 196268 and have been following with increasing con corn the actions of he Library Board and Council with re spect to the proposed new It was disappointing the netting of Council Board and dissidents on June to find most councillors and the whole of the board ignoring the resolution on Mas had the pathetic spectacle of councillors who had voied that the Library Board be advised council and the public at large are opposed to location of the new libnrv the chosen site and request the Board to re Council resolution of this mailer saving that the never realty The Board showed no of ruction in response to ist part of that Ma y2 proposed the joint meeting wiih represent lilies of the disi the cation or re local i or addition to the old one When this meeting on June opened the Ma ruled that on one rcpre scniativc from the petitioners an one from the Board would be allowed to sptak Some councillors then declared their unequivocal support for proposal before else spoke It was von after the meeting begin thai major itv Council had closed minds and thai the met ting was be a token sop to the petitioners There was no discussion plans for I hi proposals in the possession of the Board were not available but the plans for the new library which had arrived that after noon and consisted of a dozen sketches and a handsome model which conveniently left out any ugly parking were enough to convince council to them and order a building permit to be issued as soon as the detailed plans were able It wis no wonder the taxpayers ell by this failure to allow the effective discussion Ihe hid been pro reacted iccord The majority who for the ale location ip parent decided w before meeting thi the pennon trs protest iamst misuse of parkhnd yield lo the concern for saving public money This mijonlv which included only one Georgetown resident hive a confidence in the judgment and tompctence of hi Library which I shire and I do not find sup ported an fietual Thefollowingarccullid from the Her ild files and from the animal re ports filed it the Treasurer s office All figures except those figures and those marked have been reasonable inter polalion Comparison of the figures is made i percent basis with 1971 figures is Total Miff Exp Hilton Hills theb level lltlOOOMIJOCIx 1ji 116 i 73 HO nun IJ1 HI 147 117 nil HILLS and PARKS NEWS VIEWS trim This Hills Summer I begins on Monday July Indoor Outdoor Pools also Prospect Park The following people have been hired lo provide supervision and instruction pools and beach area Cathy Ashley Susan Anker Leslie Debbie Cheryl David Hannah Helen John son Craig Gordon Howies Theresa I Virag Kan Lois Blair Thompson Pauline Paula Stewart Cathy John Alison Taylor Cathy Heather CI irke for the Instruction Programme for the summer session will be on Wednesday June from 7 J m This summer we will lie providing our Hid Cross I Saving and Town as will as Synchronised Swimming Swim Tea time Dive level I will be provided programme being offered is tailed Water Sports This programme will incude a wide range of including Water Polo Diving Volleyball Basketball Skin Diving those who would like be exposed a wide of activities rather than specializing in one area this program would be ideal more Information on any please tan Liz at Acton Lions Pool 3M0 or Mr Vic Stoddart at the Georgetown Indoor Pool 7721 1 Fairy Lake is quite a busy place during the summer tan cause concern for parents with small children However there is some comfort In knowing that the lake not a total hazard there is a area which is guarded in the afternoons and a wading pool for smaller children There ire many other areas whit have been used in the swimming areas some of which are quite I would like to point out some of these areas in hopes of preventing water this summer This area near the wading pool is used by a lot of teenagers This area Is not guarded and there is a large drop off just few feet from shore As a result people mistake as a good diving area diving from the edge or and even tables However the water is very murky and many obstacles besides the seaweed such an rocks log and bottles etc arc found there These could be very dangerous and should be a voided Sudden drop in the lake could be dangerous for Oncislo across from the wading pool In Subdivision and another at the end of Imore Drive If you are going lo swim your own risk in these areas may we suggest that you supervise your children and perhaps mark the drop off areas with a bottle The beach area and the Wading Pool will be open July Islfrom I dally Whatever one chooses lo deduce from these figures Ihey arc not outstanding mamal to the of the Hills over responsibility in 1974 Acton people art regional it seems Georgetown li users hive some com plaint loo It is astounding that in overall increase of 7 per cent in circulation since 1973 should call for a per si iff and even in this period i jtr tent inert ist in A substanlnl of the tost w is or interest on Hit unused A Board with this record cm irdl to its lis without question even if i of dots Tht his Hoard spend 100 for square feet of libr in in ition Pliishivttxtstedsiiuel974 pi ins whith wen public exlnt in lit iry nil it considerable in support for in i illusion existing build It jOO square feet for re must be Council blew it on library issue eleirlv librirv i hen r of He ri prism Tom Hill tw it on Iirk Issue lint iv t ti ibr in sd iht ir i lenMd tht in with Bo and the is oppose lutsdavs represent si viral expressed surprise thai id v ltd in favour of this motion Surely I would that when our paid represents tiw volt a motion would know jusl what votint for second motion stated that would meet with hns 111 the if moli in rim did ndit pi ins to Ik to i mb of linns illte led hi 1 It rt irn li nd Limehouse Cubs hold closing camp llvMlls tlNll tubs held iheir tamp June 17 nstrvallon Area 110 res which is solely or Seoul earn lint 1- were invited to Ihis e imp in li tubs Id Thallers and Thompson and his son Cord minding Wilh the of rum i morning the weather was evtryont had program included ihe no I i t itness program hikes ind hunts for pirate rare and 2 rabid also log jousting compliments of I imthouse Siouls Thinks who ind Stouts wound up for year on in with a going up for were d for this meeting veryone stayed for Cubs Mix up cleared on walks work on uneven and decaying pedestrains were lo walk on was finally started lust at expense of the company not the town works Mike Armstrong Mr Armstrong said supplier reported lo King the concrete was bad when poured In Ihe fall and heaved due to frost during the winter Coun said Thursday the sidewalks are not fit Construction of red inter locking stones along Main Street had to be stopped because of the curb situation he said The Inter locking stones arc part of the renovation to he Acton business district ti lit or Hum 11 inn i I roup lit Id si nihil Apj ri for tin Stouts light ind imp slovt Hit piper will In tonliniu I ist f month hut up r will not hi invmori Hid in fill mil but iiiwhpnnl in them rinnv In the Hut will mil hopefully irritd ml during of rid his slob su Bo ml ind hi lor extra purler of a I ill 1 bis not he ml I must in ie in rt purl which in rt is 1 asked e up KI pi jilt Is the his child became of It wis done about this ipi fact some the II illon wtre in irt worm tin exposure of the six qui eould do to the s rtiulalion rather Ih tin limine dont innotim minds i a Milton Ihe subject si discussed in a gradt eight ilass was abort ion discussion must got out of hand because some of Hit bit in talking of lillkMril look mother in hour to I ilk Thus it is n Iht lop of their heads It idng lions illy i who Farm group meets Hi I I I Ml Jim Iht ire Di was guts speaker harm in It tonus Many fins an by poor IfUne on ihi farm Other common dangers arc octopus outlets improvised wiring faulty heat limps wiring Ing improptr storuge of flam mnhlc liiils at cumulation gi iss JOYCE BEATON Nation of individuals i i Dure no averse math Our trtattst of frit dom is it ire a nation individuals in lit cause wt ehoost to be We if strong individual personality you from si lo to hi It rrilonts will find us us dif iMliflrr ntw inidians from or wi mav 1m fifth ration proud i our One thing we Iht mdividuil frettlom to live 1 is ii willioul losini t tultun 111 KM I IS It in iv I lililt if of If I ithuiK tht skin isblitk iiigrinls rout dating back si irs lliisi Just an deeply his as the trench and I with I we it lhal stand firm as individuals in a or us ill May proud lo ind intinsttd to of and up indivulutl can sing with many igi of the trut north strong a privilege not i right iisiin learning more jbout tan understand where liuuniiilt whirr an mull I this year I will ind wilh pride My version is ftrcnl than you will sing ins tondemned This ing to the I is ill running free up oil a full letompll wt must mvist In of I- amid is artists and ivailnhh from oldenglow I Milton Out yearly sub ANDYS IMPORT AUTO SERVICE Georgetown experience on imports Persona llied on Volvo Toyota Datsun To All Imports Pick up for Acton Ara can rrnot by calling 8771944 Hut lit mt a I remark in tin Journal Itecord Ironi i studtnl Hurt of lllakdoek High Oak Jireils say Ihut it Is i id and a disgrace for us kids lo ad this kind of junk as they put it liny were to Ml in me of subeels that a group of kids start talking disgusting but I personally have probably heard worse In halls at school tjuite an indictment of our school system Yours sincerely Hilly A Hansford Chairman forOakvllle Renaissance Com of the parents cast einrtrns the six qui that II is without doubt the most distasteful eee I have seen if inyont his kept the first ige of the article il in In seen is an inverted triangle printtdmitsi Hilton Hoard of itionkmwiif this qui 11 is eight a Mr Wolfe of Wtmlsidc sthool Mr w Reader dismayed over urges public forum on Thlsisaeopy of to Herald for publication Town of llallon Hills Alt Mr Hill Mayor Dear Sirs II was with some and dismay that I read the Hills Town Council had decided to proceed wilh the 1 in Park Mayor and a great many decisions to make in course of ye They must those which will most Hit town as a whole I ihil most people would agree that improved library facilities ire desinble Hie Council has hid lo expert in matter They the light of his the si file However in so doing they have chosen to ignore the fears and of over peti who mainly for en vironmtnl reasons object to location as a site for the Library There are no doubt miny more persona of Ihe mind who or one reast or did not gel lo sign petition Without rt slating the fie objections to Ihe pi in bee iuse of ftthnt the Council should hive public met ting at which architect s projections for this area are revtaltd so that their probable effect can be this mcclmg it would be useful and informative to I lit modification plans for present library which wtre superseded projetl In this manner decision library public might obtain a better chance to assess the pros and cons of both plans It would seem Council and the Library Board owe Ihe public al least that Serjeantson states library position phont calls why I I supporied the libriry I feel is on council I an lion I fully support tht of WiOOOOOO from lot levies MOO debenture to improve our iry tits This of per ivtric household yearly for next vt irs is lenl v due fir much needed improvement I know ihe library is rkine hard on this project and has the best interest of our entire community foremost in their I didn t support the motion on because Don Long his group who had support of names on a petition sought a further delay to investigate the library lion As felt they had been treated unfairly and given no direction by council Ihey wished a short extension of time before a further decision I was Hum tht additional time I felt i further a small to mike to give thia concerned of dissatis fied a chance to voice a viable solution Sincerely i I Writer begs to point out library facts To Ihe of Herald hi tonsiderid lit Ihe 1ulilit in tht local ibrary Site it rttrtation that body is pi ins rtlocate ill lull I ditor hive registered J Hit milt litre disapproval of the proposed library will lie pi iced changes in the library silt the town is to build a would like to take tins op lo bring Iirk the itltntiin If is lo the turret itionoi Tht following ills I is reteivt consider then to expand the 1 1 Hoard holds presint I ibrary facilities by title to the proptrtv building to or onto Ihe present ik lot ition in short structure would owns on whuh change the propose to build ihiratler of the library 1 is diedtd Church to the Do in uildmt in Hit Town Hit financial of the Thi lull in projetl is well in hand the Library Board having MOO in account and the remaining monies would lie derived from lot levies Georgetown does need a good Public Library one which con to the needs of this growing community Such building needs to be sible to the majority not stuck to one end of the town In closing may we em the suitability of the site as one that Is nearer to the centre of the complete town than any other available site as one that will permit future expansion without fear of trespass as one that will not rob Peter to pay Paul Yours truly Wm Klnrade Serve groups of or more Colonel Sanders See the manager your local store lor details chicken STREET GEORGETOWN