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Teachers wont walk out on Oct 14 day of protest Members or board of heads of issoeialions in applauded last week announcement thai numbers of Ihe Ontario Teachers Association would not be mow ilk out on of protest on 11 lasl lhursdn 11 it would not In in i v ilk said it would permit to take pirt in school demonstrations Roberts at llalton Teithers died the itint hi would Ik is an of his on Mr Huberts snd olhir within iratic such as lobby which provide more solution lhan the oul of the class room for a day ehairmm tlit Hilton Board of I- dm said she wis vers pleased the de It eood set fessionism minis first with our who put their to the children fir behind llieir duK Hit working day like other unions have sin the subject of the ichors out on Oct obi 14 is not at of the school tings She iddid she would have been more surprised if le idle I id decided lo ilk out 1der Hit 11 representative of Ihe Ontario Secondary School Teachers federation said Iht leathers never considered work stoppage on October 14 Mr said the was in executive at lion of he based on from committees from within volt of all the members had l on matter If wt id decided to sup port the I think hive had to have i Mile Mr III Silver dollar contest includes Haton hue Hilton hive Jjttn selttled to compete in iht linrj Silver Competition in Or on I Hilled the most demand show Hit competition will fealuri competitors from 15 regions and showing ilns t is the event whith allows up io top r inked senior 11 members lo represent in is by them of doll The with highest cumuli point will be presented with silver doll in wink the ir from knowledge of title for Mention will have silver doll irs Representing Hilton it lltlh irshall of Milton Mint of Hill of torielowii Donna Stew if llirnbs lostph It Mr Mr Huberts indie i w the would of their ton irael ind would be liable iclion Mr mentioned one day out on in when leithers protested Hill whiiti would mike it illegal lor teachers to resign in masse over nec0 i itions Ik said thil w is w ilkoul but the istrition did not take act inn against them comparing the situation in 1171 to October day of protest Mr lloberts slid I don think the issue is of the sime w irr iknitf he children out of the class Mr I Wilson president of tin inn School Mm It I idtr was on his s committee which met with other i committees to piss resolutions for the Oil stand on Iht Otiobtr 14 of pro 14 received substantial settlements while other teachers who wire involved in lone sessions ind settled after October 14 filled to fur settle I think should be some exception in the All lo tike cart of type of un usual Mr Wood trustee from he is id the le ichers in decision winch iwuds with local districts ind Milton Hill liwson he thought the of sound thinking would help ere ite bettci between Hie OH did indie issoci would be en to in iftir school turns liul it the moment i ition in Hilton Ins etc finite pi ins for union Mr planned loe ilk lull I mi i Mill would 1 1 cooper II million Hit pi in it is don think si be nullum icul Mi Huberts I know it II look will probibh hi lot il Haton 4H News The Free Press Wed September 1976 B9 Two win judging trophies V I OH in Marilyn fourth meeting of the 4 tub w is held on August 16 at p m tht Atntultur il Office Milton Marilyn opened the meeting with the 1 fledge followed roll mil llic secret iry report We sow film on how man is destroying his environment discussed it M irk I ehy then showed us sinks on tin ireas in our journal id FUNGUS 12 in high and 16 in 20 in in cir sprang up on the front lawn and Mrs John Fox An elm tret once stood where the fungus has grown IO Ml ll I liirli Iirsmi iht Hilton 4 held their iling the linn of Hill Ihursdiv I vol St ilineh le club in sitn look tin id tin hist meeting Iht w is then turned over lo Hill Jackson who showed us how to clip our lives He also showed us how to prcpari our calves for show ind how lo them Wc then split into junior md senior groups for our were served mil the host w is thanked by hath Stanley closed Iht it w is WuiRficld SI It IX IM liv Mirk 1 I In illon II liidciiig l w is on August it p il I included Sil Oats plus wtcd mil sttd idtn ition iht pi wert iven Kj platings were 1st Snow nd Stanley trd Kim Andy it ischkowski 1st Slinky 2nd Met Pelt John Miltoni and Ii 1 1st Holly nd Hill Mel and I irl iht I Sm ill Seeds Trophy Irophy and Junior Trophy were won Stanley with Molly winning Crop Trophy Free writeups Wedding forms arc If wish lo have a publicized report of your special day our writers will be pleased to either write it for you or issisl you Hit service is fret its Mirk i e i this Hum in Suteessful Dim will also lit allow m insiup for II project ilf lions prior lo till show scht duled for on Sept 1 it I- air ints calf show winners of ich of ihe ft dnisions will Truckcar collision Ik sud Iht not lire I but it same limi they leel tin Inflation is not fur ill of the people le lint ichtr- in collision il tin ind I field he driven Scott 141 received estimated Silo thee irdrnen ill itHiut dam ijc think of and if the did tould ie disciplined Hit ir own snd Mr Mr Itoticrts agreed Hi it tlu is unfair lit pointed out For Peter Lily ILE AT THE DOOR CORNFEST DANCE AT ACTON CURLING CLUB SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 1 AM COUNTRY DS 5 PER COUPLE DOOR PRIZE FREE ADMISSION BINGO EVERY THURSDAY pm CASH PRIZES INTERNATIONAL JACKPOT MUST GO 20 Regular Games at each PLUS MANY MORE EXCITING GAMES Bring This Ad For 1 Double Card for 20 Regular Games 2nd Early Bird Buses in Milton and Acton Area Call 3687 INTERNATIONAL CENTRE Airport and Derry Rd Ip Preserve Haltons Heritage Point Railway SOME FACTS 1 This area is served totally by wells which no one can guarantee would not be dried up by landfill excavation or polluted over a number of years In a rural area quantity and quality of water are the most important factors for sustaining human and animal life 2 Site is situated on completely flat productive Class farmland which is totally unprotected by trees or hills The area is farmed consistently Since Mr Wally Wells of Dillon Consultants admits that land used for landfill can never be farmed again this land would be lost for all time in a region climatically suited to successful crop Excessively high winds in this unprotected area would make debris and odor a great problem for the surrounding residents within a large radtous of a major landfill site Berms necessary to enclose the landfill would change the topo Milton Hospital 2500 Acres designated Landfill of this unique area under the escarp as would the ere ation of a ski hill resultant of the fact that Site has no depressions into which the fill could be placed areas with land depressions are more desirable than are flat areas such as Site The area is immediately adjacent to the Milton Hospital which would be sub jected to the dust and odour carried by pre vailing winds rodents seeking shelter and large numbers of sea gulls Daily trucking of garbage one central ized site will initially produce 100 trucks per day for Milton with the number increasing yearly over twenty years Inordinate number of trucks crossing the region 7 Technological ad in garbage recycling is not men in the Dillon Report to work in conjunction with a much smaller shorter term landfill site than SiteF Artist Betty Goodfellow Oakville Ontario Statement of disapproval by Robert re Site landfill site in Region Robert is an internationally known Canadian Artist whose interpretations of natural landscapes and animals are known and collected worldwide The proposal to put a large garbage disposal site withm clear view of the Rattlesnake Point area is most unfortunate The Escarpment is recognized in legislation by the Ontario Government as a special area in Ontario The appreciation by the general public of places of natural beauty has been increasing in recent years These areas are decreasing just as rapidly especially in the populated areas near Toronto and Hamilton Most people find distant views enjoyable and even inspiring The view to the south of the Rattlesnake Point area of farmland and woodlot is probably the most attractive of its kind in Canada I have painted it and photographed it many times and have taken many visitors to see it Views from such a height over relatively unspoiled pastoral land are very rare In fact I dont know of another to compare with it Aesthetic considerations of this nature are very important to our quality of life and will become more important Countless millions of dollars are spent on aesthetic considerations in North America and Europe This is a very special area and must not by such a proposal Robert Bateman Ontario How Regional Council has voted Those supporting not to drill in Site 1 F Anderson Oakv 2217 V Connell Burl J Barrett Oakv 845 A MacArthur Milton 7211 Enksen Oakv 845 t R Morrow H Hills 8774434 Munro Burl 632 0314 T Oakv 2203 9 M Milton 2545 T Burl 2215 11 E Sykes H Hills 12 J Watson Milton 5257 Those not supporting and voting to drill on Site F Coons Bur 2305 2 H Hills 3 A Oakv 5477 4 G Harrington Burl 6391873 5 Hill H Hills 5185 McLaughlin Burl 634 Preston Burl 525 5866 A Mason Oakv 0591 J Burl 3799 G Brown Oakv Sutherland Burl Absent R Howitt Halton Hills 8781340 Alternatives 1 iht source lhorouih composting and of fringe 2 Smaller non limlfill silt Wed Sep 1 Public Works Commillce Meeting lljilon Wed 15 Council Meeting Wed Sept 1 30 Public Works Committee Meeting llnllon Mayor Anne their nan judiciously pointed out that the Rattlesnake Point Area Is lo Southern Ontario and is last unspoiled look in Southern Ontario 11 is an irreplaceable resource llalton of says If Regional Government Is going preserve top cultural land which is one first recommendations it passed in after Re gional Government was formed then I think it Is time is Councillors should their own They should be Inndlill bites in art is which are not on top producing agricultural land put garbage sites in Area A and H which the Federation of litis recommended should also be to from start of this garbage cut down on the amount of landfill site proposal An garbage plus recycling pro- programme gramme Harold president Halton Federation of Agriculture Be sure to visit our booths at your local fall fair