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The Acton Free Press Wed August 5 marriage taxes and Interest courses will music business and include programs from all technology are just a few of divisions and schools at the the subjects available for college study In the evening at Registrations are now Sheridan College this fall A being for evening total of more than credit courses Heather Ackers Tinnle Masales Improve shopping Too small Margaret Jobs for students Shops with children Helen More attractive Business increase vs narrow streets around which Is what many people do In any moll SCHROEDER CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC 107 Guelph St E Brampton EDWARD H SCHROEDER Doctor of Chiropractic 416 OHIP Coverage grown In popularity the most wellknown being the Yonge St mall In Toronto The mall seems to be successful In these larger cities but would It work in Acton Would the Longfleld Ave thinks that a mall would be more attractive than the way things arc presently Shedoesntseeany way that it could take away from business for Acton She thinks traffic would probably be diverted to Church St It would be belter business for the stores said Yvonne Vandcr Heydcn If there was a summertime mall the stores would have to have the right kind of mer chandise though to cater to the customers she said A summertime mall Sure Thats Diane response She thinks It would be better for shopping then Acton would benefit from It because It would bring more business She thinks traffic should be diverted onto Church St Hector likes the idea of a summertime mall He thinks that it would Improve the town because then there would be more things to do He also thinks the merchants would get more business Margaret can just picture a summertime mall Diane Sure sidewalk sales farmers markets more business for the loiwn Jobs for students Tinnle Mosaics would not like a summertime mall He thinks the towns too smalt and the streets are loo narrow Also the traffic would have to be diverted which he thinks would be detrimental livei at Elgin St He has resided In Acton for years Whenever Malt Vuk goes shopping he takes his children bo If there was a summertime mall his children would always want to go shopping That Is why Matt would not like the mall Heather Ackers has lived at Merv Nesset Its like a mall now 10 Itosemary for the past year and she generally doesnt like the shopping In She likes the of a mall but she thinks that first first the town should Improve and a mall In doesnt appeal to New I and he doesnt think it would be right for Acton First Mill St narrow and there Is not enough business Also people would still be attracted to the larger stores In a way we already hove moll sny He Is referring the centre of activity in the main shopping area he fact that a lot of people are cither silting around or standing Confrontation passes Be more responsive- Campbell After more than an hour and a half of discussion and constructive dialogue members of Helton Renaissance Committee and trustees of the Ha I ton Board of Education vowed Thursday theyd work together for the betterment of education In Halton The meeting followed a series of public meetings and a regular flow of press re leases from Renaissance Chairman Ken Campbell During the meeting Thursday Campbell retrained from calling educators tyrants and avoided personal and malicious attacks that had earlier become the hallmark of the Renaissance com mittee For the better part his comments and those of colleagues who Joined him at the board table were con structive The anticipated confrontation faded when both parties adopted a con structive attitude The mood was a congenial one Director leaves Director Jim Singleton who had suffered blunt personal attacks during the early stages of the Renaissance Committee campaign left the room after the meeting started and did not return until both the Renaissance delegation and a delegation concerning the School closing had been dealt with Board Chairman Bill set the tone for the meeting when he welcomed Campbell and suggested there was much we can learn from one another said he had read the committees brier and found there was much he couldnt agree with and In dicated that Campbell might better understand some of the problems and obstacles in education once he understood the Intricacies of the system In a prepared statement Campbell recalled why and how hed become Infuriated with some practices carried on within the schools and how he sought to find ways to effect changes in the system Unresponsive The major theme In Camp bells statement dealt with the unresponsiveness of the board to the parents who en trust their children to it and the ratepayers who pay for it He noted the committee had worked on a budget of most of which was donated in small amounts from interested persons He noted his committee had accepted an Invitation to meet with Tom Wells Minister of Education on Sept Trustees had many com ments and questions follow ing Campbells comments Trustee Doug Wood said hat when the county board was formed the board looked forward to encouraging pub lic participation tic said strides had made and he had found It heartening He noted however that efforts made to get an audience to listen To pro posals met with apathy Only small groups registering pri vate concerns rather than a cross section of public opinion were found to be available Feel helpless Campbell said the cause of apathy is what his group wanted to look at He claimed the public experienced a sense of helplessness when pitted against the large county system He claimed there was a popular feeling that educators had developed policy before going to the public meetings and the meetings were merely window dressing Wood claimed that statement was not necessarily a factual one Campbell claimed even trustees were in a position of selling what Queens Park had Insisted on He claimed too often trustees followed directives from above In stead of their own conscience agreed noting trustees were obligated to carry out laws set by Queens Park We have two choices Do it or quit We try to change what we dont Itkemit ha vela do it within the law Education Is still a provincial responsibility boards attitude concerning the controversial book list and its decision not to censor books He claimed his com mittees household survey was more symbolic of public opinion than Superintendent of Program John straw poll Several trustees noted the designation straw poll was unfair and noted that they had not accepted ad vice alone but had talked to people whom they represent and cast votes on that basis Campbell complained that no parent is consulted con cerning booklists and teach- ins materials He said It is only by chance that parents know what Is going on if they know at all He claimed parents were kept In the dark as much as possible while educators tried to liberate children from the parents hangups Vicechairman Judy Alexander said she had found no problem In rinding an audience for a specific pro blem dealing with a specific school but with the broader problems it was difficult to attract the public Campbell said the public was skeptical about the sincerity of such invitations the door was more than open He said the committees brief made no mention of the boards published policies and goals He said the lack of that kind of homework caused and doubted they could have any input on policy decisions Alexander said she felt the committees recommend ation to have an open door policy In the schools was the first step towards that goal She noted however that she felt that policy exists within the system now Trustee Don Venus said any interested parent would find him to ask questions If you read our policies I think youll find we talk the same language Campbell said he was aware of the documents We like the wrapping but not the Someplace between Ideal and the practice it goes belly up Wed like the gap closed KEN CAMPBELL chairman of the Renaissance Committee presented a brief to members of Halton Board of Education Thur sday The meeting was conducted in a quiet constructive manner Some observers had visions of confrontation between the two parties MISS ACTON FAIR COMPETITION Winner will be eligible for 1975 Miss CNE Sweet heart of the Fair Contest JUDGED ON APPEARANCE PERSONALITY AND POISE Friday September 20 AT FALL FAIR VARIETY PROGRAM Two RunnersUp will act as Queens Attendants PRIZES FOR ALL CONTESTANTS Donated by Local Merchant and Industry SPECIAL PRIZES FOR WINNER AND ATTENDANTS Deadline for Entries September at pm REQUIREMENTS Single Girls Years of Age and Over Wear Street Wear Formal Evening Your Choice Must Live In the area serviced by Acton and Rock wood Post Offices and or attend Acton District High School Entries accepted by members of the Mist Acton Fair Commltlea Russell Murray John Brent Marshall Nolle John Chapman Mrs Jack Marshall Mrs Gall Mrs I Swockhomer Mrs Miss Bruce Miss Valerie Mitchell Miss A Miss Smith Mrs Z Mrs McLean Miss Ann Luty Parents too countered He Discussing the matter of suggested that under the rigid morals and scruples and what system of rules regulations taught In the schools Venus accountability urged by Id the board employed Campbell teachers would school teachers many of have to do what they were whom are parents He noted had attempted in the past to they wouldnt advocate standards Tor students unlike standards they encourage for their children Campbell suggested the teachers were under the con trol of the administration and it was for the good of their health and continuation of employment that they do what they are told work out still retail command Whyd it take six months for you to contact the board after you became concerned about human sexuality in the You went to the press and teachers but you never contacted the trustees ACTON SOCIETY PARADE ENTRY FORM Saturday September NO ENTRY FEE REQUIRED All entries tor the Parade must be registered with the Secretary on or before September Entries NOT registered before 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