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YOUR MORNING SMILE I got so cold last I sleep I just Did your chaffer I fctioMi tie dun sleep together 1H Home Newspaper of Halton Hills TWENTY The paper reaching more than homes Halton Hills HIGHER THAN BELIEVED Unemployment estimate tops Labor By MAGGIE and I OKI LOU write A figure of 19 ployed in Ihe area by February which the Brampton district labour council predicted last tall may be a estimate according to chairman of the council full employment committee Bill says there will be at least to 20 OHO unemployed in area by February as close is can figure They will be rindom sampling of honus in ec they have bun it this mil provide a icture of the in ire or po Mill be The mpt to now the II be up he said getting about calls a day now we averaged inquiries duly While there has been an he says thai women in pirlicular have been Retting laid off in numbers Tart of he attributes to the laying off of sales staff from stores iftcr the is The number of women being laid off from office staffs residcr the surveyed ire unemployed whether ill the unemployed people have registered for unemployment benefits whv hive not done so if unregistered ire found how minv of the unemployed ire found to Ik women or people just leaving school If of the unemployed arc found to be immigrants hey will be isked if hey eel discrimination any part in their inability to find or keep Sometimes the committee hears that employers are looking for workers to ill skilled jobs and can I find hem Mr siys easionally the committee is iblctosend skilled worker to job Ik part of he blame for his situ on the bee ilthouh I inadi does have an scheme whereby companies git a large i intake of in s wages industries seem to have ignored it to irgrove the full commit tee public relations for the Auto Workers Union the re unemployment figures for and the United reflect forts each government is mak ing fight unemployment In ihe figures week We get a lot of women coming in with three or four experience in in office as receptionists or typists or something telling us been laid off Businesses seem to be reducing their office stalls for they replacing these womtn thev let go he The government figures ire not complete Mr says because they do not include large number of to year olds leaving school and unible find a job Nor do these figures include the surprising number of unemployed people who do not register with he Unemployment Insurance Commission for benefits We know they re out here because every so often we heir about who net Mil be two income elm mpsty cliches the government keeps spouting is that so long is the husband has a job the wife doesn really need to The Irouble with hi is w gel laid off most of the time replaced by men Most of them just rejheed Therefore keeping women out of the work force doing my thing for nun Once the pick and liie results ire the committee hopes 1 isk force w ill be set up in the irci with representatives from industries government politicians and members of the committee to see what can tie done ibout increasing employment Depression high while number of Americans out of workncluilly dropped The is doing some positive things to llie economy ind building con in it Mr Hargrove s Obviously the Cm in government has to slop worry ilioul inflitun and thinking ibo The government the opportunity during period of controls or supposed con spur employment with out inflation he said Mr s the Is working at Bit per cent ipacity there shouldn be inv of the shortigts wh him inflition It not by iccident that we employment Legas clinic aids many since opening in fall in the past a months the Hills Community Legal Clinic have assisted a fur number of people who need legal advice on a type of problem lawyers don clinic worker Peggy Slid Mrs Bilkind said that con the newness of the clinic quite a few people have sought the advice of the clinic legal wor kers Bill Picked Up in Passing Acton man on panel Art Meunier the Aclnn resident who is fighting to Improve Canada prison system after having spent years of his own life in various prisons will be a guest on Files this Jan 10 to 11 p Others on the panel are Toronto Police Commission Chairman Phil Ontario Corrections Minister Frank Drea Queen University law professor Ron Price criminal lawyer Brian Levy The progrim will be repeated Jan Winter survival tips Winter survival tips will be available this weekend for visitors at the Credit Valley Authority Area it Terra Among other will be horse draw sleigh rides skiing and snow shoeing Economist to speak William Mackness vice and chief mist of and Company lid will be dinner speaker at a Joint luncheon held by the Board of Trade and the Peel Chapter of the Society of Accounting of Jin The meeting begin at noon at Inn Dixie Ho id Resignation from board Hoy Booth his res Ins position on the board of directors of the Children Aid Society In his letter of resignation to the community and social services committee of Mr Booth cited i conflict of meeting with two at the local level The resignation lakes effect immediately Carnegie course begins An orient for those registered for the Dale Carnegie course sponsored by The Herald will be held tonight at at Georgetown Lions Hall Session 1 of course will be held Jan starting at 7 at the Lions Hall fellow worker are known There ire two community workers in Hills and four duly counsel two In each town who ire at certain limes inswer questions and rccom mend legal action The clinic offers idvice in a wide range of areas Miny of problems presented to Mrs but there is a The clinic will advise people of their rights the legal procedures involved in doling the Workman s sation Board Ihe menl Insurance Commission welfire difficulties These problems come under the ding of administrative dlfficul tics Other Categories include do mestie and family problems employer consumer problems housing property problems and immigration difficulties Traffic offences and violations ire where the clinic can help It has been proven the there is a need for this service in George own Mrs said The clinic opened on It is two branches of Plan from which it receives il funding On Page LOOKS EASY EH Budding magician Jimmy Manning has mastered Ihis of two coins between his thumb and finder a trick f delicate diring It Is an easy rick liltle ingenuity you do it slid writer George takes I igic on second front Nursing home need clear Lewis 10 success in court ICG meeting is told municipilily against s plans for the Bruce Milton ran smission corridor told his clients Thursday they have less lhan a to per cent chance of winning the In Two eliys ifter the Ontario Supreme Court denied leave to ippcal last months govern men decision approve he expropn of land liwyer Dick the possibilities of slopping the corridor through the courts ire exhausted Mr told some supporters of the Interested further gal projee ICG I own list night that his bill for legal lees had r ached before i portion was paid recently The total expenditure I in downers ilong the proposed corridor route was estimated loctcedfluO to plan strategy in the wake of this of rejection ICG members whose line Ihe southern section of the lew mile long corridor route through Hills and Ihe central section Township voted o ibandon action KG will instead con contrite on several remaining options m the corridor battle while at the same lime plan fund raising activities aimed recovering cumulated legal ex Mr fee for In the southern section alone stands it with similir imounts pledged to solicitor who worked on the ind northern section The feasibility of legal lo help pay expenses is currently being in ICG spokesmin John Minns reported Mr Minns ilso claimed that Hilton Hills councillors have suggested Ihe ICG return council with another appeal for funding Council gave the group two ago to help In efforts on the towns behalf the same time he war in injunction iwardcd by the 1MB could only halt the line construction and Ihe xpropnalion land The construction itself is well could be ultimately approved ibove and beyond the OMB decision by an order in council the cabinet The question is do you ml to get some help from legal lid or do you want to pack in ICG vice chairman John Schneider lined list night I from both the central and southern sections responded with expressions of in legal possibility but bilked spending more of their own muney on continued court skirmishes Mr pulled no pun in spelling out the grim reality of the legal to lients it he meeting duly is a lawyer line for vou The id Milton said and despite the allien comment lhat grave injustices have been committed in denial of nutter would upon M I m to appeal the weigh heavily court actions too close to rights Hydros impending of their properties Land m now be surveyed for inviting his clients corridor s southern seek another legal opinion of chances I not trying discourige you and I m not Acton tax increase likely if equal assessment vetoed Chairman Hie Morrow told about 100 Acton citizens Monday hit community faces sub si increase if region il council fills idopt rccnmmcndui policy govern payment of sewer and costs meeting the Ch of Commerce Mr 1978 Is the lasi of i five year period during which provincial grins are regions whi id pi Although Hal n has million such grants for its action in other servicing are in he slid sewer and water service re main in the charge category leiving each area cover its own Ml In i interview with Tin Mr slid seems lo me bused on infirm the it or briefs and New Democratic Party re M Morrison tin case r home is been made Ihcci their He say In some or 3 beds per avmgiside tin formulae numbers think has been mirle Mr a id rial His I lis Me is dreadfully compile ited by district Mr Ih won I think I but I s lime Ihcy did sime did il fast il primly he id The council is an obi it in to Ret lo the I line senses il s I so lent for hi uik j ih it pr is lie mi in the f Morns thai Ihe lack of chrome nursing home beds has been causing problems he ire icing used chronic The figures of four chronic nursing home beds per and of population may now be high In terms of whal the pin il tin i had add 1 1 sneefJid I n I I the lley re But the problem i enough thai he unci I ill Id rand No panic chairman says been up given health results to I don I choose to be council I by Mr Stephen s It comments district council health council Terry hi when informed of they goi credit for something Mr comments on they didn I do but did jet care facilities in Hilton somelhmgif head slart Hills Mr Barnes added thai County council When The Herald contacted hid been in lie iblc Mr Barnes for his reaction to position of I Mr si about chronic health care facilities in Hills Mr Barnes imt merit He the health unci is proceeding with its iu of situation Ir Rimes said the commit est to study Jul facilities in Hilton n I jet resolved the dis the closing the Pins icing it from the the council wis formed The dislnct council is formed ijciraiid Mr the council his only hid a good lice since last May Then during the it was of illli m George lown ml District Memorial The study may confirm one or the other or it may go right iwn lie middle Mr Barnes will do is the figures he picky points of i concerning this line He continued If they fell there been some colossal done then they must give the the green light Basically the courts ire very loathe to interfere with i political decision Mr reminded the landowners that forum provided by forthcoming Ontario Municipal hearing into Ihe proposed zoning amendment for the construction of corridor through Despite i recently released Hills is still open to them He report by a private consultant advised them to invest ihe which condemned the Bruce il would for of si ilth council will be sponsoring i twodiy meeting wilh care professionals in I el to discuss health problems in The which will be closed will mike use of background information from work ip study dine by llie long term care mmittce and inform ill n from sour In refereicc to the County council study Mr the ministry of We we finhcr by I itself commissioned cooperating people in the Ihe study in long term ire field illierthan tying Here or two before the it is Mr said Fear of charges is unfounded tendent ther divisional court action Into the towns against project before the high to Gcorgetowi school students ears that hey will In ihlrged with strucling traffic because ire w ilking on the road in stead of using The officer who spoke the issemblies it high school went up there wilh my bless ask for the they said any Hydro employees can be barred from the owners properties until an offer of or lease has been accepted ind if the owner so chooses until the money hands Ontario land surveyors hired by the utility cm enter he properly however linns advised the their counter the northern the route where Ihe presenting in bupt slid The wis put on the spot by someone who asked if there is any basis in law for this and the officer read some sections f the code Bul there was never any indication lhal wi ire go lo lay charges Schwann said the object of the officers visit to the school w is the safety of Ihe students who have been on the roads when Ihe side ilk beer was a matter of to asking students to w ilk facing per cent Increases on Hydro and follow other safety original offers because Ihcy rules he said held out as long as possible There wis no indication in going to get tough start laving charges he concluded Someone was responding to it mistaking the fact that we were asking for Meanwhile Hills works supervisor Frank Morette slid that the works committee would hi discussing the problem of keeping sidewalks clear at its next meeting A report Police are going into schools and wirmng students lhat unless they slop walking on the road ind obstructing traffic they will lie charged is unfair the police Hills council heard Monday What the police were doing said was asking students or assistance The sludents were advised lo wilkracingtraffic It docs not have on adverse feci on police Coun Mike said major concern of police was students walking four on the road Serious deficiencies on regional roads road in Haiti has the serious deficiencies of iny region director of public works told the region public works committee We may si only be faced with such serious deficiencies thit excessive sums of money will be required lo up figures he re bring roids up 173 mile regional condition ind If not w id system in is only will find ourselves yeirs with i road which is inadequate for mor hil its total length adceiuati ircd to J per cent for Peel S per or York per cent for ttentworih and 78 per or Waterloo The provincial Mr said lhat region council will have to stop scrimping on road spending In on Interview later porter- Mr Moorcs the Ins nnt taken the full imouut of provincial subs dies or road construction that in 1J77 The short close to The 1978 mendations are the same as In so we are falling further behind he said Mr Moore told rters ihil road system wont become hazardous for a per lint of time service will decline the result it will cost a lot to bring roads lo require mure maintenance Mr Moore said The region isnl doing in improvement Isnl paving gravel roads and doing Utile to relive traffic conges lion he added Jock public works chairman told the mailer will be brought up at budget lime and increase the amount on Mr agreed the road has deficiencies but we don say atrocious council has spent only per cent of the total ministry of transportation and communication funds avail able a decision based on keep ing taxes down to ratepayers Mr He said that Ihe majority of the county road Is in north and he has r heard ihe north make Issue of roidcondil ions of Highway traffic mini he said The region has had reports on situations on lis road and is making Improvements where ne cessary he said The road situation Is not as bid as was stated Mr ILoflls laid The public wants water sewers health service police and fire protection he added