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Hinton says Need more businessmen to bring costs under control Board of Education needs fewer trustees who are academics and more trustees who are businessmen so the board finances can be brought under control and candidate Bert said in an Inter view this week says he has been asked to run for a board seat by many Acton and ratepayers and the recent contract settlement which saw teachers receive over a 10 per cent raise things and forced him into the race this December I think it was irrcsponsi for the trustees to spend nearly million they just don have especially In this year of restraint and with taxpayers facing huge tax hikes he declared He said Tear of a strike by teachers is a lame excuse for giving out exhorbitant pav hikes added he old claim that North has only lour votes at the board table so trustees from Milton Hills can affect decisions by the board doesn t hold water Six members from the south the wage hike so if the four from the north had joined them it would been defeated and I don think there would have been a strike When the demands arc more than the public purse can stand you have been fair In your bargaining then you be afraid of a strike he said He says education spending has gotten completely out of hand and instead of so many academics on the board there should be some to bring about a logical balance I businessman and have hid extensive municipal experience as a former of Hilton and Reeve of Acton so I know the effects of a mill rate hike he stated says ho against teachers He believes the whole problem boards have been facing with their the past few years can be blamed on a few people Tht problems are created by a noisy minority who will find their influence decrea sing because they have hod their You find most of these people win most they ian get for least work it turns out they are ihe least skilled teachers lhe in ones who have ill this dragged tht whole teaching profession ilong with then dec in many other critics of iht of Hon thinks lum his swung too f over to courses which have no real Discipline Ins broken down too claims We have had too much of this cafeteria choice of sub jects where the students lake what they want and not what they need Our schools have become too permissive I am convinced the pendulum Is starting to swing back and I hope it ends in the middle and go all the way back to the old style of education be cause it wasn t any better than what wc have today thinks many good tonctpts have been deve loped in for the Hon of children but there arc also manv invalid ones which have to Ik weeded out and more basic education must be offered The board his been too often in the past few on moral issues also so something must be wrong with the education system he said HI Alternate schools The increasing popularity of alternate schools where the church plays a part In Is evidence enough there is something wrong with the public education system added He says he has entered this election six months before the polls open so everyone will have ample opportunity to examine the issues and so the public can hear lots of dla between himself and the incumbent Actonian Tom Watson who has indicated he will be running for re election thinks his ex pen In business and pal work will help him bring common sense to the table and feels his on county council will prove valuable in dealing with people from South since he knows what makes them tick He has been busy talking to people living in and thinks thty are even more concerned about rising costs thin Acton voters people ilways tend to more aware of costs and fiscal polity since farmers to use their heads to m ike money voters irt very concerned ibout taxes what they arc getting for Ihtir money he concluded Pet of the week Overnight camp new experience The Acton Free July 7 5 FORTY TON press used for forming auto trim parts is shipped from Blow Press Two large cranes were required to lift the press onto the float and ires had to be lifted as the load progressed These presses are built here regularly about one every three weeks By the time this one was loaded mother was already begun in its place in the plant Four baby raccoons were found in the girden on Bower Ave after their mother had died The were kept alive and fed by bottle until two of them old enough to give away Now and Jackie are raising remaining two with help of an interested neighbor Kristin Spielvogel 10 The two temporary pels will likely be set loose as soon as they are older They art about a month old now They are called Rascal and Albert Once Albert is fatttr the girls pi in to call him at So far he eirntd full name ht other two were and The lively tat from howls now and thev like pa Mum and table straps I hey climb up the girls pant legs to sit on their shoul dtrs i typicil rat toon noise that the girls inttr prtt is either or a purr at J7 On ilurdav June ltrownits hoarded i bus it United Church to imp or for in overnight if the pick wire I nine inn Itildwin ltildwin mi II iworth I iv Ion J Moss innt That Donna I Mart irtt Thomson Smith Noble in Colleen rt I on I mm Spencer I eiders wire Owl Mrs Julit Thatcher I lunj Owl Mrs Mien I Owl Mrs J met ants included Billy R Mrs Peine District for list Mrs and Miss Root for games Prior to tamp Brownies particip iltd in several p inn ictivitits Miss import of first ind assisted in picking i first aid kit lhat everywhere with Ihe pick Menus what to ind lend i hind duties were together for s ifely were pi inntd md observed were madt to organise duties Sit midt from pi istit bigs ideal for Dish kits mide dish w individual and unique girl w ishtd htr iwndishts packed them into and hung thtm on lint to dry hike it was me to about the things i ind saw Most rabbit llul tiughl others will forgtt the oven birds lint fltd from their domtshiped to pairs fell Dunne most Brownies in a talent show Songs skits dancing ind ill sorts of humorous things kept I iround for somt time imp fire and marsh illow roast brought the first day to a fitting close Well songs yells be heard for milts by Brownies was Rosebuds Throughout imp bouquet I lit of roses tables Limp w of the Brownie so theme did not follow into the games and rifts made from pets ind 13 women attend clinic to see if physically fit II Ml if It rtu on imp r lughters string littl sifcly f Mid Sumliv whin lo ikt 1 w bee imi rather humor is when the pre suited tamp awards to thild r duliv 1st Roe k wood I r tin lie for door imp women iht l i fitness dime held it high week Mr clinic was put by ihe Hills recrtilion with Judv Potter si organizing it in the igenita wire home fitness flcxi sit surtmenls according for v igts en 1itkcnnt thought the enjoyed Hum this ind somt limit out of it such clinic is plan ned for the near future cording to Miss Pickering 477 yd nil Syers 310Steoles Ave ion B784178 Tlu J 119 Ihe Indus ixtmd ihmks nd issisted pislseison his list included in eimp for ill Have and safe summer member the Brown Lend a Hand Noli 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