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Pages THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday 1990 Liz Weststeyn and Chris are spending working for the Recreation Department as Leaders for the Musical Theatre Camp They work with children between the ages of Herald pbolo Town gives goahead to Lake Ontario Cement The Town of Halton Hills ed the go ahead from Halton Region to issue a permit for Lake Ontano Cement after negotiations over the reconstruction of Regional Road 9 reached an agree ment yesterday Town building inspector Ron Shettell said the region provided the necessary recommendations to issue the permit for the Regional Road and Highway 5 cement plant which began construction legally The permit application for the plant was paid for however the town could not release a permit said Mr Shettell because the plant officials and the region were in a deadlock position over the re to reconstruct Regional Rod 9 to handle high truck traffic The town was ready to lav charges under the Ontario Lung Association helps people cope There are approximately one million asthmatics in Canada Asthma restricts the activities of adults and children alike but the Family Asthma Programs con ducted by the Lung Association Halton Region are helping families cope with children who have asthma Call the Lung Halton Region for information Building Code for illegally building the cement block plant Aug said Mr Shettell But as the plant was new in town and would be a valuable asset the town wanted to be a good corporate host he ex plained Had the cement company been convicted it could have faced a maximum fine of with an extra fine of each da work continued without a town issued permit An road reconstruction estimate given to the cement company by Region Commissioner of Public Works Robert Moore of When factors of tion of utilities and some propertv purchases were idded com was told the commissioner it would have to foot a 7tOOO0 bill reconstruct Regional Mr Shettell said However Halton Region told the company it wis prepared to refund the difference between the two estimated costs Mr Moor is claimed Theatre Camp Leaders enjoy working with children By GARRY J MURDOCH The Herald Liz Weststeyn and Chns Ciz mar 17 are two Georgetown teenagers who have taken on a dif type of summer job this They are working for the Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department as Leaders for the Musical Theatre Camp They work with children between the ages of 9 to 13 It is a three week camp that allows parents to involve their children in different aspects of a stage production It is held at the John Elliot Theatre Monday to Friday from am to The children spend the time building sets and rehears ing for their own personal tion coordinated by the Leaders The finalized play is performed at Court reform plan to begin Sept 1 TORONTO Attorney General Ian Scott has announced that the implementation of Phase I of court reform will occur on September The objective of court reform said Ian Scott is to arrive at a simpler more convenient and more expeditious system of courts for the benefit of the people of On tario Under Phase I the Ontano Court of Justice will be created It will have two divisions The Ontario Court General Division will br together the District and High Court along with the Small Claims Court and Surrogate Court The Ontano Court Provincial will amalgamate the current provincial criminal and family courts Phase I will also ensure that judges with superior court jurisdiction will be available all provincial counties and districts It will no longer be necessary for peo ple outside Toronto to wait for a judge to be sent from Toronto to their area to hear certain kinds of cases This will allow Ontano citizens greater access to the court system said the Attorney General Another major change under Phase I is the regional izat ion of the judiciary Regional senior judges representing the general division and the provincial division will manage judicial assignments in each of eight judicial regions across the province Each region w ill have a regional courts management ad committee commit Him Much or Fitness He key fitness is i tins a week intense Heilthv adults who want fit or stay fit should trim t 90 of their max mum heirt rite continut i robic fr minutes it each exercise Say Hello To Your New Neighbour Better Rates Better Service Better Vehicles Free Pickup and Return Guelph St Unit Georgetown Ontario L7G4B5 416 SHOPPING SPREE VALUE STORE x FASHION EYEWEAR AT AFFORDABLE PRICES X 20 Complete Pair of Glasses 25 OFF Pair OFF fleg Price Contact Lenses 6 L me Offer X xg g Eye Examinations Arranged Call FAMILY OPTICAL Guelph St Unit 8 GEORGETOWN Behind the Royal Bank tees composed of members of the judiciary the private bar Crown Attorneys court administration and the public will work co operatively to help ensure the smooth operation of the court system The increase of the Small Claims Court monetary limit to provincewide is another key in ltiative of court reform Although this increase will not be im plemented on September it is an to be in effect by the end of 1990 The ministry is currently making administrative in small claims court in order to handle an anticipated increase in cases The implementation of Phase I is part of a series of comprehensive proposals for the structural reform of Ontano courts to be completed in two phases These proposals were announced by the Attorney General in May Under Phase the unification of the trial courts will be com pleted The General and Provincial Divisions of the Ontano Court of Justice will be combined into a single court consisting of three informal divisions criminal civil and family matters Phase II will also include the reform of the appeal structure of the court system the end of the three weeks The play this year We re Out of Perrier was held at the John Elliot Theatre Thursday by Liz and Chris after sit ting down with the children and discussing what they would be in in doing the story is about a group of wealthy travellers stranded on a desert island They encounter difficulties with natives pirates and crocodiles The ending however turns out to be a happy one for all Liz who has worked at the M C A applied for the job as Camp Leader because she likes working with kids and feels especially oriented towards music She wrote one of the songs that the children performed Chris also enjoys working with youngsters and although not sure feels he might like to go into teaching someday The camp has given Liz and Chns expenence in planning and working on their organizational skills There are also special guests who aid the leaders and children by giving them valuable insight into the various aspects of theatre Some of the guests have ed Dale Hamilton a playwright from who assisted in the script Debbie a singing and piano instructor who aided the children in the acting and vocals John Thomas musical director for Godspell who gave a general workshop on performing and Claudia Carolina who operates a dancing school in Madnd and was able to teach the children certain dances including the Flamenco dance the children perform during the performance Although the program is over Liz and Chns are on to new pro jects with the Recreation Depart Liz will be working with a day camp in Georgetown located in and Chris will be off to Acton for a Summer Activity camp for children between the ages of 9 and Learn to Drive and Survive Young Drivers of Canada GEORGETOWN CLASSROOM 16 RD S Aug 15- Wed Evening 630 to 938 4 DAY SPECIAL PROGRAM Aug 27 28 29 30 900 am 338pm 8770751 350000 GRADUA TES RECOMMEND YOUNG DRIVERS OF CANADA