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Even confusing to board Keep math functional trustees tell teachers MAKEUP THROUGH THE AGES was the theme of the Conningsby 1 skit at the Wellington County Achievement Day at Brisbane School Saturday Members of the cast were front row to Jackie Shaver Chinese girl Cynthia cave girl Angela Shaver Roaring 20 girl Joy Cuff clown Secondrowl tor are Donna Brown clown Joy Sanders Indian girl Betty- Lou Cleopatra Laurie Bell Twiggy Burt Todays girl Pictured with the cast are leaders Charlene Hartwell and Lorraine Brown Staff Photo Council shifts hydro route decision to Ontario Hydro The decision of the location of a volt transmission line Township will have to be made by Ontario Hydro Nassagaweya Council passed a resolution Wednesday stating the route of the trans mission line would have to be made b the hydro company at the same time expressing concern for the interests ratepayers Involved The power tine Is part of a mllelong transmission line linking and Pickering crossing municipalities The province in a document released in August stated the line would Towers would be 120130 feet high and the line would cut a swath over 600 feet in width Original route proposed Ontario Hydro would enter the township at tot and cross diagonally leaving at Highway 7 Lot lines An alternate route as proposed by Council and Planning Board In a brief last year would follow t lines and concession lines through the township Ontario Hydro has said the diagonal route would require removal of two sets of buildings affect 39 property owners be live and a half miles long and affect a minimum of bush mainly in the Blue Springs Creek the Lee estate and the property The second route as proposed last year would affect one set of buildings be a mile and a half longer add several expensive angles and cost approximately more Wednesday nights decision was reached after nearh an hour and a half of discussions and debate Council listened to deputations from several concerned citizens and debated the subject among themselves Nearly 100 people crowded Into the council chambers to listen to the proceedings No one wants It What we re getting into Isnt worth it remarked Russell who was presenting his views to Council was asked by Council io address them when it seemed he was making a speech to the assembled ratepayers No one wants this hydro line concluded Asking Council to think of the rural character of the township George Wilkes who was acting on behalf of his Bister Mrs Elizabeth Hocy remarked that the onus was on Council to propose the best route We hope Council will protect the amenities of the Township said Wilkes Remarking that adoption of the diagonal route would necessitate amending several Wilkes suggested the route following concession lines should be adopted Lower values Noting the hydro line was inevitable John Risk who said he was appointed to represent several families in the township claimed the hydro line would lower property values Risk came out In support of the diagonal route I can say without that hydro lines in other parts of the province go diagonally Risk also pointed out there was nothing unusual a diagonal hydro line The brief Council and Planning Board had prepared suggesting an alternate route was a very eloquent brief but it was very onesided said Risk He noted one of the authors of the brief would be affected by the route the Ontario Hydro suggested I m not suggesting anything Improper and maybe this individuals motives were In the best interests But must point out to Council that the laws of the province do not permit a member of the planning board to discuss a decision that would affect urn Least harmful Risk concluded by sajlng the diagonal route would cost less money than the concession line route and would be the least harmful to the township A letter written former Planning Board member Allan was read to Council The letter asked Council to adopt the lot tines and concession lines route and said a diagonal route would destroy northern Nassagaweya Council was presented with a third route idea by Eric Johnson who was not a scheduled speaker but was given the right to speak Johnson proposed a route running at the back of the fourth and fifth concessions explaining this method would avoid defacing the frontages of any properties The lines would only be at the back of peoples property he noted Two resolutions There was an almost equal split in Council when Councillor James Watson made a resolution saying in part the Council of Nassagaweya objects to any hydro transmission line in the township and the decision of which route to take will have to be made by Ontario Hydro ac cording to their standards Councillor Calvin Mclntyre and Deputy Reeve Don McMillan opposed the Watson resolution The two men drew up a resolution that said in part that the diagonal route was the least detrimental Their resolution stated any route used should not interfere with any property development In the municipality Councillor Arthur Gibson supported the Watson resolution None of us know the basic elements of electricity We really SgrZLTEraFJl T T J5 RR 1 LIMEHOUSE ONTARIO No Highway GRAND OPENING DANCE Dec 17th FEATURING THE CLASSICS FOR RESERVATIONS Phone Supports neither Reeve Anne MacArthur remarked she could not support either resolution I am not in favor of shifting the decision of one group onto another body neither do I want Hydro dividing into pieces Are we going to sit back and say to the province yes you may do with us as you please Mrs objected to the the Watson resolution which stated Ontario Hydro should decide the route according to their standards resolution was passed when an amendment was adopted The resolution read in part the Council of the Township of NassaRaweya object to hydro transmission In and the decision on any proposed routes will have to be taken by Ontario Hydro ac cording to the best Intcrestsof the landowners involved Deputy Reeve McMillan and Councillor voted against the resolution For such a controversial issue for ratepayers the final decision did not appear to brings reaction either favorable or unfavorable from the assembled audience The hundred or so people filed out of the Council Chambers quietly FROM BROS MEAT MARKET Georgetown Trustee Ernie suggested parents should withdraw from trying to teach their children new approaches to mathematics during a discussion on the mathematics council report received by the County Board of Education at their meeting made the comment after trustee Dick suggested It hod become impassible for parents to help the youngsters with mathematics since the new approach to mathematics had been embarked on There was a time when this formed a bond and provided a rlh relationship he said Dont do It said he had attempted the rich relationship with his daughter and it resulted In both Council asks quarry info Council wants to know exactly what rehabilitation requirements the Department of Mines and Northern Affairs is placing on township pits and quarries Reeve Tom Hill suggested council have clerktreasurer Delnor write the depart ment after they received copies of operating permits which have been issued to close to quarries The permits are valid until April 1972 reeve doubted some of the quarries on the list have done any Hung in the way of rehabil itation With all the controversy we ve had with pits and quarries we should know exactly what rehabilitation Is required he told councd ActonMilton area quarries permits Included Duffcrln Materials Milton Brick IndusmlnCcntur Quarries Lot Con and J C Duff Lot Con 500 cans of Prem returned Or J J Chamberlain told the County Board of Health cans of were collected by total inspectors In the county alter visiting establishments rhe meat was recalled by Swift Canadian Co Ltd because some batches of the food were not properly processed Insulin was discovered by Frederick Banting and Charles Best a Canadian medical research team years ago Wing Roast Shoulder Chuck Roast 791 Choice Boneless Prime Rib Roast Ground Chuck 7 Maple Leaf Sliced Bacon 69 Small Link Sausage 69 ib ORDER TOUR TURKEY EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION LOVELL BROS MODERN MEAT MARKET Mill E Daily Delivery Acton Phone 8532240 becoming frustrated and the daughter dropping math at Hit earliest opportunity A mere engineering training wain inough ho told colleagues on the board Fred said he hud met with the same sort of problems when he attempted to show his son how to multiply finally I tried It the way we did It years ago and it worked Just great he Indicated It I changed In all thoie eh quipped trustee Bill Voice concern Vice Chairman John joined the chorus of trustees who concern about the trend mathematics has taken going away from the functional skills Council Chairman Chris IXarling suggested the pendulum was swinging back and the trend reverting Co Am told reporters after the meeting the new approach to math would be retained but the underbrush jargon and would be removed and cleaned out Council member Mrs Kathy said the math was the same but new approaches arc used He mm cod at The council offered recommendations all of which were to be forwarded to the 1972 council Among the recommendations there were December ft Libs plan nomination Association will hold a nomination meeting In the last Week of to elect tholr those Umt urged councils to be candidate to the riding Involved in curricula the next federal election development but only In a AssodaUon president I- red supportive role said the exact dale for llie report urges innovations In the meeting will be announced teaching be Investigated programs for learners be developed recommendations concerning dims should be mudo and enrichment materials for all levels he Investigated toon liberal John is tho Bitting member for that riding TAKE A PEEK DOWNSTAIRS at FOR YOUR STEREO COLOR TV PIANOS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS USE OUR HRISTMAS GREETINGS that are to appear in the December 22nd issue of the FREE PRESS should be placed with 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