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Policeman charged An Internal investigation Into tbe firing of a aervlce revolver a Halloa policeman led to tbe officer being charted tne Police AcL plaining that tbe officer will be by police for the force declined to reveal hit Identity policeman reportedly fired his gun at a fleeing car that had been Involved In a police chase forcing one cruiser off the road and ramming a second A old Burlington man faces seven charges Including impaired driving and assaulting a police officer Car flips Ralph Sawden of Elmore Drive in Acton was driving his Honda northbound on Main Street North Sept 13 when a left turn onto Highway turned out to be too sharp for his speed He lost control and the car flipped onto its roof on the north aide of Highway There were no injuries but damage and a charge of careless driving Ferro vandalized Damage of was done to the Interior of Koto Structural Steel Ltd on Armstrong Avenue In Georgetown either last Wednesday night or early Thursday roaming The premises were entered by forcing a west door Boy hit by car Margaret Palmer of Georgetown was going north- boundonQueenStreetlnGeorgetownSept Matthew of John Street in Georgetown ran out in front of the vehicles path at the intersection of Queen and McNobb Streets The boy was taken to Georgetown Memorial Hospital with major injuries Ho was transferred to the Hospital for Sick Children In Toronto and was released Saturday Lint catches fire An accumulation In a dryer Monday morning at 50 caused a small fire in a Flamingo Court residence in Georgetown There were no damages and do one was hurt Truck car crash Linda of Mountainview Road South was driving southbound Sept is on Rood South in the passing lane when a neighbor reversed her Ford pickup truck from her driveway Mrs went Into the northbound passing lane In an attempt to ovoid a collision but was unsuccessful Damage of was done to Mrs vehicles right rear panel Jacqueline ended up with just a scratch on the right rear bumper There were no Injuries Teens charged Two teenage boys have been charged with break and enter and theft In connection with the break and enter of Instrumentation Services and Pools both on Guelpn Street In Georgetown The stolen property was recovered but not the cash Ratepayers ready to subsidize day care By MAGGIE HANNAH Herald Special A recentlyreleased study on day care In region shows a willingness by dents to subsidize tho service for single parent and low Income families At an open meeting on day care held by the region day care centre Norma Lepa said she Is com forted that region residents seemed willing to aid single parents and low income famlli Tho meeting tho first of five to be held around the region was aimed at telling residents what a year long study on day care will recommend to regional council and seek public reaction to theso recommends lions Mrs said the extensive public survey on which the study is based projected a per cent increase in the number of day care spaces needed over the next five years The rising cost of living in the past few months caused an explosion now In need for more spaces as mothers are forced back Into work force Mrs said that as more mortgages cotne up for renew at ever increasing Interest rates she finds the prospective level of need for service frightening Acton already has a fair range of day care services available In addition to the Nursery School and the Acton Cooperative Nurse ry School a private day care centre and the Village School The regional day care centre in Georgetown also takes youngsters also has two private day care centres both of which are full Private home day care centres are bomes where up to five youngsters can be looked after and tbe restrictions and regulations arc far different to those of bigger operations she said There are such home In the region Six months ago Acton had only one such home and it had vacancies Now there are two and they are both full While Acton could probably use one more of these bomes the need changes so rapidly Local Baha is at conference that there is no way of really estimating bow the situation will stand In another six months A large percentage of day care arrangements In Halloo use private sitters and only half of the arrangements for preschoolers Involve pay ments Mrs Lena said many family arrangement exist with siblings or other relatives seeping youngsters free The area where Acton seems to lack for day care Is for schoolage youngsters before and after school hours some residents said Eric an Acton resi dent and a region school principal said be still sees numerous children who arrive early and wait for school to open while others are locked out of their bomes at night until their parents return from work fact that schools now keep youngsters over the lunch hour If the parents wish It has helped the problem somewhat be said but here li a need for some sort of program to cover that short period before and after school Spending money to took alter youngsters at these times would reap dividends in reduc ing vandalism and other youth- oriented problems he said The study recommends that present admission priorities to regional system become regional policy Tbe system now gives top priority to single working parents who need full day child care followed by people on welfare who are Tbe earth is but one coun try and mankind its litem This statement describes a basic leaching of the Faith The purpose of the conference held last weekend at the University of Waterloo was to consult on plans for Baha activities in the San- region and to deepen In the Baha teachings Baha attended from places as widespread as Owen Sound Orangevllle Mlsslssauga and Kitch enerWaterloo Hills was represented by Dan and Isnbelle Weaver and Mary Similar conferences were being held In regions all across Canada last weekend as well FLEA MARKET SATURDAY SEPTEMBER APParWngLot OOam 1 00 pm Your donation itomo to can bo picked up 8772972 8774148 KINETTECLUB OF GEORGETOWN At Barbers Jewellers FALL INVENTORY Eveithing in the Store BARBERS GIFTS and JEWELLERY OPEN Thursday Friday till 900 pm looking for working parents on social or medical referrals and final 1y people not eligible for subsidy The fact that the subsidy eligibility criteria changed since means that many families who have received normal wage Increas es over the past four years ore no longer eligible for subsidy because their wages exceed given amount No allowance has been made for fact that inflation rose foster than wag and they arc now probably In worse financial shape than were before The study recommends that Immediate action be taken to get places and money for he more than 100 families now on waiting lists who are eligible for regional subsidy The region should continue its policy of charging fee- paying clients the actual operating cost of service lo them the sludy recommends The study suggests that use of day care to help mothers of single parent families get off welfare or mothers allowance and back into the work force is a useful tool and the regional philosophy should recognize that policy Mrs Lepa stressed that this Is an option which should be available a mother who wants to retrain or go back to least one regionoperated day a member of the study group work not that such mothers care centre to provide the said the plan Is to bring should be forced to leave their public with some sort of yard- report to regional health and children and go to work stick against which to measure fevHni planning t The study suggests also that private operators on cost and night meeting to that interest- each of the Tour regional quality of care parents will be able to municipalities should at Coun Ann Mulvale attend ALDALIGITAHENISS School of Classical Ballet Ltd Imperial Russian Method Announces the opening of a branch studio OCTOBER 1st 1981 Esquesing Community Centre Georgetown Classical Ballet Tap Modern Jazz Registration September 1 1 4 00pm Community Centre MAIN STUDIO 51 MAIN ST 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