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November Join the band wagon IN PRAISE OF WOMEN Leo hat captured dra matic letting momenta In women His work is on at lie Gallery House Sol The artist was at the all fry Saturday to talk to patrons Herald photo Children must think in danger situations says author Gossage By BRIAN McLEOD Herald Special The Halton Regional Police Force hosted a proofing seminar in Burlington last Thursday for Cnme Prevention Week The emphasis was on youth with workshops on child molestation alcohol abuse and Mr Richard Gossage author of A Parents Guide to Streetproofing Children waa on hand to offer his advice to parents and police officers Mr Gossages philosophy Is to educate children In a positive manner Instead of making rules for every situation he says that children should be taught to look themselves better They feel that If you dont fallow a certain rule something will happen to you We say that you must look both ways before crossing the street or you will get run over Instead we should say look both ways In order to cross the street safely he explained Discussion Is Mr Gossage s main tool If you dont discuss it with your children you dont know If they agree with you that they agree and that it makes sense he said Mr thinks that teenagers are the most vulnerable They are at the age when they want to demonstrate own independence They do that by acting as adults and adults usually do not set good examples of street proofing he said Teenagers must learn to pay attention to their own clues rather than their own peer groups said Mr Mr Gossage s pet peeve Is dont talk to strangers Children do talk to strangers he said He cited an example when a reporter ventured onto a playground to talk to several children about recent death of one of their friends All but two of kids talked to that reporter he said Children have to be taught hat nice people behave in certain consist ent ways and bad people will usually put them under pressure he explain ed Mr Gossage feels that if children are taught that there la always time to check back with their parents then a large part their problems will be solved Kids have great Instincts they must leam to trust them he said DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC J Kohari DT 122GuclphSl on Hwy 7 GEORGETOWN phone 8778974 SSrtCrtC When You Rent or Buy a Water Conditioner PHONE 18003879312 Offer Ends Dec 24th 985 Keep Acton Santa Claus Santa in Georgetown Saturday That Jolly man dressed to red will be making two special trips to Halton Hills in November In honor of his coming there will be two parades Nov 16 Santa is In Georgetown and Nov he will be in Acton His first visit begins on Sinclair Avenue In Georgetown at 1 pro From there he travels past the Market Place down Highway to Maple Avenue turning onto Main Street We can thank the Lions Club for sponsor this visit After the parade refresh and hot dogs will be served to those In the parade at the Hall About groups will have floats or attractions along the three kilometer route One of the six bands present will The best band will receive an award Service club and local business floats will be competing for best overall float best service club float and best heme float This years theme is Christmas Morning Magic Four people opposite the IGA on Highway will Judge the attractions Three former citizen of the year and the District Governor of Lions have this Job So It you are planning to go consider standing near the Judges The bands and people on the floats should be a little more enthusiastic passing that point Other good places to watch from are the Georgetown Market Place Holy Cross Church on Maple Avenue and Main Street If you or your organization want to be part of the parade call Lion Derek Herald will feature information on Santas second visit In Acton sponsored by the Acton Firefighters Association If you want information about Actons parade call Abner needs men Globe Productions is looking for another seven or eight men 16 years of age or older to fill small roles in Its forthcoming production of Li I Abner There Is also a need for tenors in the chorus of this show For more information call the Producer Aud rey Houston at SANTA CLAUS The Acton Santa parade needs more than a booster club It needs participant year at time there were floats planned this year there are 12 reported chairman of the parade The parade Is Nov We need participation Tram the whole community We cant put on a parade without that help he added The parade will go en regardless of how ma fry participant built Ii not likely to match last years parade which one of the best In Acton ever Mr McCriatall said He did not know why people were Interested particularly when the Acton Ireflghlcri Association did more advertising this year Three bands are scheduled to play a bugle band the Sea and the Cltlieni Band There will be more bands If the parade grows In the next week Mr Four judges will be awarding prises to the best floats In the following categories best service club float beat school float best commercial float and best other lost The theme of the parade la Fairy Talc Christmas The parade starts at McKenileSmlth Public School From there It travels down Mill to Main and at River Street where the Acton Free Press once Mr McCrlstall said anywhere from Acton Boulevard to the Is a good place to watch the parade There will be coffee and snacks at the YMCA far everyone and soup and refreshments at the fire hall for It you want to be in the parade call Scotty McCristat at In Halton Worker recycles for charity Guy Hardy of Burlington Ltd presented a cheque Friday for lo the Juvenile Diabetes Founda tion generated from the sale of used office paper and tab cards Mr Hardy an employee of Tridon Ltd for nine years sought permission from Tridon Ltd s management two years ago set up a recycling program In their Burlington plant Employees have been depositing their pop cans and office papers in special bins supplied by Tridon Ltd and collected by Mr Hardy Mr Hardy then flattens the cans sorts the paper and arranges for collection by Halton s Recycled Resources Ltd the Regions recycling contractor for processing and resale When presenting the cheque Mr Hardy urged citizens and businesses to participate in Regions recycl Ing programme This donation would not have been possible without the efforts of Trfttans employees and the commit ment this company has to recycling said Mr Hardy It has taken effort and hard work but we all reap the benefits he said Regional Recycling Sally ended the presents ion and congratulated Mr Hardy and Ltd on their recycling efforts Club workshops There Is going to be another Community Open House in 1986 This time It will be offering a series of workshops on topics like recruitment of volunteers If you have an Interest In another topic idea or In leading one of the sessions contact Debbie Powell at the Recreation Department We are delighted with Mr Hardys personal initiative and commitment to recycling In Halton His efforts lead to the recognition that recycling works for businesses and benefit all our citizens not only through reduced landfill refuse but also by supporting the Regions charities The waste handled by Mr Hardy would otherwise have gone directly to the Burlington landfill site Apart from the sale of paper and corrugated cardboard Mr Hardy has recycled pop cans through his personal efforts Lifesaving Both the Georgetown and Acton Pools will be offering Bronze Medallion reccrtlficallon courses as well as Award of Merit For more information contact the Recreation and Parks Office ext Congratulati to Sarah She won best costume at the Georgetown Indoor Pool Halloween swim last Friday BARRY DTIMLECK Chartered Accountant BUILDING SUITE 301 GEORGETOWN HOLY CROSS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Maple Avenue MASSES Saturday p Sunday Bam 10am noon For information 3383 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Ucln in Strut Ontario MM BARREL PIECES LOAF OF BREAD 2500 ml OF SALAD BUCKET 15 PIECES LOAF OF BREAD 1500 ml1250 ml OF SALAD 25 50 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