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objects to use of Sheridan by author HOLLANDER At least one member of the Sheridan College Board of Governors is unhappy about the impending visit Hollander to the campus on March 28 Bert former warden and exreeve of Acton says no one has polled the college governors about the fitness of the visit and be finds this disturbing He feels many people are concerned that Miss Hollander author of the explicit current best seller The Happy Hooker should be allowed to use the provinces educational institutions to further her views The Happy Hooker outlines her experiences as a New York madam In an interview with the Free Press Mr Hinton said if the visit corrupts even one young girl and starts her on the road to pros titution that is reason enough to complain He said Sheridan College should not be used to glorify a way of life that has no place In the provinces educa tional system Im not against the young people indulging In activities such as this outside the school he explained but Im against them using the school for them If they have time to spare they could put it to better use Mr said he did not want to be selfrighteous about it but in his view Miss Hollander was stepping out of her real role in this visit and posing as an educator I don t mistrust the students on this so much as I resent this Invasion of an educational In stitution to outline her views he said Miss Hollander has been in Canada for the last month touting her book and speaking to dif ferent bodies She was invited to Sheridan College by Sheridan student senator Marty who said he heard her inter viewed on radio and felt she had a lot of Interesting things to say I thought the students of Sheridan would like to hear and discuss some of the Ideas Mr said No place for It Hinton who said perhaps Miss Hollander views could be aired at some other time and location but Sheridan wasnt the place for them He said prostitution is an illegal occupation in Canada and although she may not be prac ticing here she was promoting it Is It necessary to make educational facilities available at public cost to sponsor or publicize her profession he asked Does she have a fee or charge expenses for her engage ment at Sheridan He said the board was Ignorant of all these details and It concerned him Mr also questioned the Intent of the 10 North American who have placed her first book on their required reading lists He didnt feel it was an endorsatlon but an evaluation process and was a feeble excuse for Sheridan to endorse the vialt Im not afraid the student body will be corrupted he emphasized but questioned why the faculty and administration would stay quiet about Miss Hollanders visit Mr views are getting some support in Oakville where a group of women estimated at around have consulted former county crown attorney Peter K McWiUiams with a view to cancelling the Sheridan appearance Mr McWill lams has taken up the cause objecting to Miss Hollander because she glorifies a sinful business when in fact the life of a prostitute is miserable and degrading He said she was misleading impressionable people BERT wont render refuse inert Auld Acton landfill site for shredded and baled Metro Toronto refuse whether the waste is treated before disposal or not that water pollution does not made by representatives of the companies I should emphasize Officials of and result and that no problems arise that grinding and baling the AngloRecycling which proposes due to gas production the letter refuse does not render It Inert though It may lead to economies In transportation and handling That statement was made by Environment Minister James Auld in a letter to Council this week concerning the proposal to use construct a shredding and continued baling plant In Toronto have Must be Informed indicated at public meetings and assured members of press conferences that shredding council that no action can be alone renders the refuse token on such a project until odorless council has been fully Informed Suitability of the site must be and has had the opportunity to assessed with equal care make Its views known If and when an application for approval of the site is received the letter said the following procedures must be followed First a public hearing would bo arranged at which all those with a valid interest would have the opportunity to present ob jections to the Environmental Hearing Board The local municipality all adjacent residents and any other individuals associations or agencies with an interest would be notified by the Board In ad dition the notice of the hearing would appear In the local press once a week for three successive weeks Second the report and recommendations of the Board together with assessments of the technical aspects by the waste management branch and other Council also received a copy of quarry pits Mr Dennys letter has now received a letter from North stated the support of the councils Ratepayers Association Council decided to send copies Acton Georgetown and Nassaga- president Dennlson Denny to of Mr letter to the in their request to the Metro chairman Campbell secretary of G A R Group provincial government that they asking that every avenue for the United Against Rural Dumping be advised before any decision la practical use of garbage be Andy and the Speyside made and that any available Investigated before the City of Ratepayers Association which Information on the long range Toronto dumps its unwanted previously asked to be kept effects such an operation could garbage on the Ontario country Informed A copy of Mr Denny bave on the environment be letter will be sent to Toronto passed on to them Major Da rid County welfare estimates down Halton County Community Services Committee recommended approval of a budget of for their Social and Services Department for 1973 operations at a meeting Monday The estimates arc approximately less than last years estimates Budgets estimates include for general assistance which includes such things as shelter hostels fuel nursing homes and other items of that nature A supplementary aid budget of includes dental services optical services prescribed drugs and other services for welfare recipients Special assistance Special assistance which includes prescribed drugs travel and transportation surgical supplies funerals and burials dental and optical services and prosthetic to mention some would involve projected expenditures totalling Special services such as home- makers VON day nursery and other services of that nature will cost an estimated Total welfare services amount to while administration expenses amount to an estimated That compares with budgeted for welfare services and actually spent in that field last year Similarly the committee budgeted 203215 for ad ministration last year spent and budgets for administration this year New facilities Deputy director of Social and Family Services Vivian noted the Increase in ad Young Peoples Theatre to present production at Acton BrookviliV Acton Robert Little school student of Grades and will become a theatre for a Students of the M Bennett morning on April when Young school will Join their peers People Theatre of Toronto Robert Little for the its production of Good performance while the fourth to especially designed for six graders from will be Herringtons chatted with late governor Former residents Mr and Mrs Corey Herrlngton of Erin met the late Sir Richard Sharpies Governor of Bermuda at a Bermuda poultry show about six weeks before he was assassinated They reported Mr Sharpies was a mildmannered man who went out of his way to become familiar with all aspects of life on Bermuda He visited the poultry show where the Herringtons chatted with him The couple represented Canada at the annual show of the Bermuda Poultry Fanciers Association Mr Is publisher of the Feather Fancier a newspaper dedicated to the poultry business Fred Kentner of Acton is scheduled to visit Bermuda in April as a poultry Judge in another show Consider prizes able to ste the show the following day at School in Good Lord is a contemporary presentation of borne of the Bible most memordblc it ones in which characters such js Adam and Ee Cam and Abel and God in the colloquial langujt of today In what is known as the theatre technique music sound effects mime dialogue and lots of action put the classic stories across in a that makes both the characters and the conflicts to young audiences Director Ron Singer and four young professional actors have put together an entertainment in which the story is the thing and the most avid secularist would be hard put to deny that the Bible contains some whacking good stones As in all Young People s Theatre productions for schools the members of the company on hand after the performance for talk sessions with the students The students have a chance to discuss what they have seen even to argue with the interpretation or moti vation in short to apply their own creative thinking to the situationa valuable experience in the teaming process Good comes to Acton under the aegis of Prologue to the Performing Arts the nonprofit organization which makes concerts dance theatre and opera available to Boards of Education up and down the province The program enables the boards to choose among a wide range of artistic events at minimal cost and gives students the opportunity to see professional productions right on their own home ground ministration con be attributed chiefly to the opening and furnishing of new offices Grants totalling for agencies In the community providing human services were approved by the committee and forwarded for consideration at the budget committee session Grants Major grants are 2 for North Red Cross Services 4 500 for Branch or the Victorian Order of Nurses 000 for North Hnlton Adult Rehabilitation Centre for the Centre and 7200 for the Burlington Centre A grant of for the Group Home in Burlington sponsored by the Rotary Club of Burlington was also recommended Grants were also recom- Tor Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada Muscular Dystrophy Association Canadian Mental Health Association- St John Ambulance and the Salvation Army THE ACTON FREE PRESS Authorlied as Second Class Mall Postal Registration Number Hultcn Count Council s budget committee will consider a recom mendation from the ad ministration committee to hold a contest and award prizes for the best illustrations that best depict a scene from County The committee recommended a total of be used as prize A first prize of for the best oil or water color painting would be awarded along with for second prize and 40 for third Warden Anne suggested Beit photo In another division of the contest prizes of and 20 will be awarded to the best photograph It is suggested also that a contest be held In the secondary and elementary schools in the county offering prizes of 50 and for first second and third prizes in each panel HOLLANDCANADA CLUB Saturday March 31 WITH HUNK COWS at beautiful new ROMA SOCIAL CLUB STEELES AVE WEST OF HIGHWAY Door Dancing 30 Admission S3 FOR TICKETS PHONE MILTON or 8783208 Sun Thru a Frl and Sal and 22 fri BILL COSBY IIHHEY iix26 wiling fcanScbcra In the letter Denny a mining engineer who has operated various quarries in different types of rock said he knows of no way in which surface waters can be stopped from entering the water table We North rate payers also feel that sufficient effort has not been directed to recycling garbage Some of the methods are obvious such as sorting papers and metals but little seems to have been done in regard to raw garbage This could be better utilized by intro ducing it into the land as humus rather than by dumping it In Acton Free Press Wednesday March to 100000 Loans on homes forms loll commercial or homo Improvements consolidation of bills In tart lor any pur pose Write or telephone colled to today boor local Prompt Investment Corp Bay St Toronto Evgs 1 Public Meeting Environmental Study 500 kV Transmission 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