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Acton Press Wed April Churchill Family home from Mexico Mac Chnrctutl Church Rev A he service A spec speaker on mil ltmp Mr Haw from the Rave vrrv and resting talk which wis worthwhile Choir anthem wis with Mr the Miss Jmlce accompanied Miss Susan J urn lectin of en loved the winter with Mrs Minor Sash Rev ind Mrs I on at their son home Mr Mrs Don Mr Mr Bob Kerr Christine visited on her brothers with Mr and Mm Ken Home attain Mr Mrs Norman Tur ner And mod home Ins week from i inter holiday m Mexico and the southern part of Mr Mrs Rob Kerr llinstinc Jeffrey list nt brothers with Mr Mm Kin Knox llnght Shower veiv happy evening was pent the home of Mr and Mrs Moore Churchill Road when Miss Moon held miscellaneous shower for Miss Hoi be After her Rifts were opened Mane thanked A lunch was nt the close of the evening by and her mother HYDRAULIC OIL BULK ROCSR 150 Kendall BRING YOUR OWN CONTAINERS WE MAKE PASS OR KAIL Ron was stratum breathalyzer test at last week b Rotary club meeting It s the time the machine has been brought up from Milton for testing here and Fred of the North 0 P was technician on hand Acton Coip Bob Arbour watches the testilt with good humor Pass fad Would were CAS panel discusses government takeover ANOTHER LOSER Names in the club elimination draw are called out by Don Lindsay with Lome Doberthein watching A crowd spent the evening at the Legion to hear the results Many services by Red Cross annual Red campaign for funds is presently conducted throughout Hills What does the Red Cross provide in vour community I flooding by storm etc shelter food for J days clothing and bedding are provided When a blood or blood byproducts are needed a hospital receive such free This is mode possible through blood donations at blood donor dimes which are also held in Georgetown J If hospital bed wheelchair other sickroom supplies an needed with consent of your doctor It will be provided on loan free of available I or senior citizens ami shut ins various entertainment programs art planned throughout the Friendly Visits made to shut ins of group j On request there is an Arts and Crafts program available lor the Seniors and shut ins in their homes in this program Vouth involvement is also encouraged i There are yearly courses in Family Health Education i Home Nursinf taught registered nurses for Teens l tin from time to time so that if there is sickness m home you will be able to look after the patient proper I At the pools and swimming areas in Georgetown and District youngsters are trained by Red Cross In- struttors After passing ides and pins are given free of diart When swimmer takes Leader Award or In structor s Course he she will be partly by your Red Cross Water and lee iafctv procedures ore stressed of puppets and posters in the schools in Ihe community by this committee If a patient is not able to get transportation to and from out of town elmics or specialists the Red Cross will to arrange such fui him a civilian enquiry service assists persons in looting friends relatives w ith whom tliey have lost contict J help of Red Cross Tor Needy Junior Itcd robs assistance is given to eyeglasses hearing olds orthodontia remedial dentistry diet foods and special drugs 10 Special Instructors Qualification lea lion courses for Graduate Nurses in lied Cross First Aid r J are conducted In Georgetown If requested these nurses are qualified to teach the Standard in Ited Cross irsl Aid II volunteers sew in homes for Red Cross purpose is to supply badly needed articles of clothing for distribution wherever disaster miht strike here or abroad Speakers films are available on request All films mm projector structure of Children Society boards comes under attack the board sponsored a panel discussion entitled Implications of government assuming full control of Children Societies during its meeting lost week David McCoy a member of the government task force spoke in defense of the report lie described soenl work is being in the of operating an it the bottom of a cliff and wondering why the hell people are falling over He claimed a issue the suggestion that the govern ment Is interested in taking over the CAS We rejected this for i number of reasons one being that citizen involvement is crucial The question becomes how do we have true citizen involvement when full funding comes from the government What happens when the citizen has no money to raise for the organization He believes citizens should be involved on CAS boards in some way especially in the area of child welfare Fleming president of the On Association of Child ren s Aid Societies felt the answer was in keeping the small enough to manage within the com responsive through the involvement of Hit com Retarded A is In en with pirenl vnluntirv ore in izations in the work with retarded children she said Then hive been made When the government intervcms it is a of service provided to is m inv is possible is economic UK is possible Tin quest on rem without Mrs how less moncv is spent with volunteer thin with the government setup president of CAS of Icd ltecon id v the present setup icmiin I become when rend in the llinson Report the ingrained bias tint CS should come under the pro or regional The report is full of ispects of with no doeumentition of f icts Mr injected to the report structure of the hoards them self Why thej ire politicians arc tin Iwircl ire be not lieeause tliey The citizen members of bo irtis provide in no government could provide Hang Hanson suLcstcd Mr id the report George Heym new president George of was named the new president of the Children s Aid Societv of the Regional Municipality of at the meeting Wednesday Mr a purchasing agent with St 1 Cement Co in Clarkson was for a one year term He has a total board member ship of five years from 1G and from 1972 Mr confesses a treat interest in children and finds the work with the CAS vcrV rewardlnu Directors 1974 Board of president M I secret William isurer councillors Coons I en Pat Terr Tom 1riser Shell i Ross Hurl M irjone Mirks We novo a CQMPLETE John St MACHINE SHOP with me tlnwt personnel 3 Main St Acton AUTOMATIC DRYERS See them at lid f Cor Wyndham Phono 8226041 Seirli hid not carefully If lliiv me Hugh for this I ml of the my neck hi slid Mr wis one of tin Hie report I mi illv prised at tilt interpret of not the govern of the issui hire like ilir professor inhnd of thi School of Work at CAS urges prevention diamond jubilee year risen lull iifmunslraldr who im sin 1 id I tin AS in iliuse situ itions is mi lectin There is in inenumlirf fimilns vii rise ind tin in study no is to In tumor r children lillduliusi by tin ugh lunch of ipr In 1 v is Mr 1 i Ml flic jubilee Go irs of child welfare work in Hilton is at muting of The Children s Aid of the Municipality of Hilton Wednesday It wis 1 UN the first mcetinc wis hi Id in Knox Church Milton Close to people lift directors iff visors sociil wirkcrs ino stiff met it Hilton Ccntcnrn il to hi ir year cud ports and to the 1 din dors Cm l7J Says public maligns many foster children According to Harold Smith director of Foster Parents of the Children Society the general public his iltilude lowird foster children This is mostly because of adverse publicity in the newspapers step toward correcting the misconceptions is a stepped up program of in formation within the schools Mr Smith his spoken to several health classes and would like to this method of communication There is freil necessity for the of these kids to know of their problems Most teachers don even know have foster kids in their classes Juilce Meetings of foster parents and centers hue been educational in with speakers on drills re pre of the board of education high school pnncip lis Judge Kenneth I anedon of Court to ilk to the offering the children chance to know dim is person ind not is the judc They saw him being Mr Smith not is someone with ibsolutc control over their lives lie ill cad in the raising of foster children It not that implc to raise family but when consider the ail ilition of wo or more foster children to hit familv who quire extra piticnce that offers a re il challenge Mr riser recommended the society in the coming year do more to assist foster parents in supportive programs He also urged more preventive client services services before rather thin the fact lie promoted He listed the 1974 budget is mother challenge Parity in w iges with comparable societies were met in 1171 is well as improved employee benefits New modatmn on 1160 Road Direct costs of services for children in core for 197T were 209 424 is compared to the 1 172 figure Cost of believe a hum ii mil is iptr mil more in the long run up study on abused children ill I the domestic situation hid little there was still inadequate parent ing disruptive lile too many children in one family His recommendation was that children should be wanted and loved This is the most important factor In the growth of Mrs suggested the role of parenting should I at the elementary secondary school level She recommends the of i of rights of children children Bill of Rights Had Image Discussion to members of the audience it CAS annual meeting Cordon CAS executive director s the Hanson report ave an assessment of the problems without giving a definition of whit the problems ire Our hostilities toward each other the children in our WELCOME SERVICE If you are new town or know someone who is PHONE 8532624 A New Shipment of ROLL ENDS Sites from 4 to 20 yd Prim fifiimi limp Lakeview Centre FLOORING SPECIALISTS 126 Main St Acton ZELLERS April 13 8xl0 Living Color only 88 Plus Handling 4 children adults 1 Special of each person singly only plus bond Groups per person plus one handling from fnihd pictures in rod ant block and white and living color team qualify Guaranteed Satisfaction fart delivery courteous service Limit one Special per person Senior Invited Photographer Hours AM to 2 to Friday to 30 P Saturday to 5 30 P M 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