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Page I SECTION A THE HERALD July Milton will still fight Site F plan despite contempt of court ruling Milton council shows no signs of giving up Its fierce opposition to regions proposed garbage and changes to its dump at the northwest comer of and Britannia J Sift Roads planning to continue Milton Although the town lost the proposal when It eventually comes before environmental assessment hearings But that stage may be at least a year away town clerk Roy Main told The Herald Monday He estimate that it could take the for Ihe region as long as six months to to permit its use a landfill of court suit pre sented by the region fruatrat- with the delay Efforts to settle the dispute Responsible for special board prepares courses Herald Staff Writer After five and a half months work Special Education SPORTS CAMP GOES MOBILE special needs on the Individual school boards The Special Education spent almost half a year developing lis report In accordance with Bill and Ed Mlazga sub notion Board of Education for milted only first port at the perusal Thursday night board meeting Thursday Ontario a BUI Is designed night In It they outlined the Ontario students but places the responsibility of supplying education for students with tome children Just kept slipsliding away seem to know what they re doing as they participated in the Hills Departmeot of Recreation sports camp last Wednesday morning Tina Tot Lot supervisor gave a short roller skating demonstration at the Georgetown Memorial Arena for those who bad roller skates before and then let them have their fun Showing off their talents are left to right Danny Meek Michael Wilde leader Kim New com be Jimmy Mantling and Bruce Walter- Beat Robert Little broken into Robert little Public School in Acton was broken Into early Sunday morning Halton Regional police investigated the break in after receiving a silent alarm The intruders gained access to the school through a boarded window but nothing was stolen or damaged Van thieves caught youths were charged I979silvervanlheyweredrving Police discovered that the van parked In a Guelph Street lot In Georgetown had been reported stolen and subsequently laid the charges Acton thief nabbed regional police have nabbed the thief respons ible Tor a June break and enter at a Willow Sfwet residence In Acton Police charged a 17 year old Acton youth with the offence following an Investigation Someone entered the home last month and Hole a small amount of money Gas bar theft The gas bar of Beaver Service Centre station on Guelph Street In Georgetown was broken into lata last Wednesday night or early Thursday morning Thieves smashed e window of the main door and stole a small amount of money Regional police believe that they also took the keys to a 1975 Ford Elite parked on the service centre Blot time The car valued at 500 was recovered Thursday evening at a church parking lot on Trafalgar Road Furnace motor blows A Drive residence In Georgetown was lilted w smoke Sunday evening when the home furnace motor burned out Hills fire prevention officer Larry lirassard reported that there was little damage to the house nee all the smoke was in the attic No fire damage was caused by motor which had been in use for the central air conditioning unit Bikers killed occurred at approximately Sunday afternoon Swimming areas complying with town bylaw Following up on town councils concern over two recent drownings at Water falls Park near bylaw enforcement officer Jack Lusty has found three local swimming areas ready to comply with revised bylaw regulations and a fourth already in compliance Mr Lusty told The Herald this week he visited four local areas Waterfalls Nor Halton Park southwest of Acton and Ac loo Small wood Acres and the Wood property and found the owners eager to meet the town bylaw requirements Prompted by Mayor Pete public vow to clamp down on contraven tions of a swimming bylaw approved by council last spring Mr Lusty concen trated on the quarry area of Scene of two unrelated drownings July 1 and While Water falls owner Joe and his counterparts at the Wood and area and Acres expressed their will Ingness to meet the towns requirements he said only Park had already done so The three other areas Mr Lusty said still lacked the required signs indicating the location of telephones Waterfalls must still provide equipment while the Small wood and Wood areas were In Lusty a followup visit Thurs day Smallwood still re quires a spinal board used for swimmers who suffer back Injuries Mr Lusty said he planned to visit the three areas again today Wednesday a problems These students can have behavioral problems learning language disorders physical or sensory obi ems or be either mentally or exceptionally gifted For each category committee submitted a llne as to how it would deal with the children with these special problems at different grade levels It also submitted a schedule as to when the proposals would begin and when the entire plan would comelntoeffect According to Bill the boards should have their programs in force by September 1965 Cost was also discussed briefly but Mr Miaiga could only guess that it might ba approximately in addition to what the Board Is already spending on special education services The committee delved into the aspects and of Its programs in great depth and and Mr Miaiga received congratulations from many board trustees on the fine Job he had done Mr Mloiga said that he was already encouraged by what directing It to adjust the and Ontario Supreme Court property agricultural Justice John Osier charge Milton town council with coo- tempt two weeks ago Coun cillors are expected to face sentencing Sept Milton maintained that re- the property would be premature until hearings have been held under the Environ mental Assessment Act and the environment minister has approved of Site a use as a garbage dump he had seen accomplished by Justice Osier gave the town board in the area of until July 31 to rexone the special education and said that property and make the felt confident that the board amendments to the official will serve not only because It Is plan Milton council is to by Bill but also to approve the changes at because it wants to Its July council meeting Fewer quitting school The total number of students dropping out of school forshoKperiodsoftlmeluuofecreaiedallgntly according to Cam Jackson chairman of the Regional Early School Leaving Committee The program was Introduced by the Board of Education to accommo date and lSyear old students who for various reasons wish to Interrupt their studies for a period of time The process Involves withdrawing from be school partially or totally but the emphasis work or other programsof activities students must first their plans with guidance c and undergo Interviews with the local committee Mr Jackson submitted an annua report to board trustees Thursday night to keep them undated on the committee and Its works Trustee Jackson said that the number of students who are taking advantage of be program has declined over past year which be feds is a positive sign that the education system is growing more sens and to the needs of young students Approximately students took advantage of tbe ESL program last year LOST Grey Persian Cat with white markings Irwin Crescent area 8771393 Toys Games Books Records Chlldrens dreams at Toy magic Quality CompeUthre Prices Market Place 8778800 JUNGLE DRUMS It monkey see monkey these two little chimps bang away on tambourines Behind those masks are Chuck King and Patterson participating In the Halloa Hills Recreation Department MAD Art and Drama program at Park Public School Friday morning Featuring a special event each week the group was experimenting with circus week The children from Park and Centennial School programs held their own minicircus at Park School substituting themselves as animals and trainers Herald pbofo Come to Church GEORGETOWN ALLIANCE CHURCH Sunday July School Morning 1 a and Make Our Church Your Church Wolcomo fl RALPH MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH PASTOR EDWIN MITCHELL ALL SUMMER EVERY SUNDAY Fam W cat Preach rig WEEKLY Bible Youth Act 1 Roc on Vlsllors always welcome fear end Growing ST GEORGES CHURCH Sunday Holy Eucharist 45 IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH Windsor Rood Carols St PASTOR REV OR J Sunday July id 1B81 SUMMER SCHEDULE 10AM CHURCH SERVICE Church of Lutheran Hour OFF REG Bathing Suits Cover Ups Dresses Blouses Pants Shorts Skirts Summer Separates Patio Cotton Sleepwear Handbags Jewellery MANY FURTHER REDUCTIONS ON SELECTED SUMMER INVENTORY OFF REG tellers Carle The Ladles Fashion Place in Downtown Georgetown Main St S Formerly In The Old Bank 8770822 Paying OHIP premiums during the postal strike Ontario Health Insurance Plan coverage and benefits continue despite the mall stoppage But subscribers and employers should keep their OHIP premiums up to date Subscribers who pay OHIP directly By maintaining your OHIP premiums you can person ally ensure continuous coverage If mall service not resumed and your premium Is due you can make payment at your nearest office You don t have to wait for a premium notice but It Is essential to have your OHIP number with you when making payment Group subscribers Your employer Is responsible for seeing that your OHIP premiums are paid So you don t need to do anything about It your OHIP coverage Is remaining In effect regardless of the postal problem Employers Employers responsible for Group coverage are urged to contact the OHIP office In their area and arrange for delivery or pickup of the monthly report and remittance Ministry of Health Ontario i Dennis R Minister