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B4 The Acton Free Press Wednesday July 157B Vgv 19 student jobs with Rec Dept TESTING THE strength of their lashed table are Norm Cherwoniak Peter Koellner Gary Donovan and Jason Brown The boys enjoyed camping out at Blue Springs Scout Reserve on Thursday evening The program is part of the Recreation Departments summer day camp Nineteen students found summer jobs with the Hilton Hills Department through the Ontario government program I paid lo the students lire the minimum wage of for those over It and 15 for under age lit to the Ontario Secretariat 13 500 young people between the of 15 and will be employed tinder the prognm at total cost of 1 million In the program a travelling ground in a rented an scries children from five to 12 in the I day different rural schoolyard is visited Mondays in Glen Williams Tuesdays Wednesdays fine- view and Fridays Jennifer Linton supervises his program helped by leaders David Deere and Sandra Ietlovnny A program called Alive Ihrough Adventure is an out door program lasting half a day with nature ind lure the heme A total of students are employed in this program with Smith supervising at Georgetown High School and Kelly Cook at Acton High School At the Georgetown location ire lender Keith Norlh Kim Kim Dale Penney Janice Powers and inna I Rid Divid 1 ind Cindy Anderson ire employed in the at he Community Centre and Hon Heather Rogers and Karen Glenn at High School Jennifer Linton ind ire heading the leadership raining program pre school for children aged three and four is being operated m lull in the mornings with Supervisor ind leader Laura V At the and District Dianne a idu of Notre Dame High School in Toronto and former member of the Hilton Hills Jills gyrnmsties team has been lured through in a e imp for 11 13 The Was given 1 of to hire two people ACTON LIONS BINGO tables were a popular spot at the Back to Acton Days celebration July Many residents stopped on the main street to take part in the booths set up by organizations regis rat io sufficient warrant hiring iwo people part of the ranl will b returned to Ihi Ministry Hie grmt covers Miss Hi inns 25 arrested in drug bust Mapping on Credit creeks Mood plain mapping pro jects across the Credit River watershed are in various stages of completion for the Valley Conservation Authority Mapping has been com for Mary Fix Sheri dan loyalist and Sawmill Creeks in A draft report is expected in August tor the Credit from Port Credit to the Forks of ihe Credit and for Silver Creek in Hills A draft report is also ex pec led in the near future for the Upper Credit River and its tributaries in the Orongcville contract was given to Consultants Ltd recently for the mapping of six watercourses in Turtle Lorne- and Kenoli Creeks Medical identification card system introduced here ALL PITCHING in three boys from the recreation department day camp program construct camp furniture Pictured are Ian Kelly behind Steven lashing and Robert Disano holding table The first session finished this Friday Fun for all at camp A Brampton woman is introducing a persona and medical identification system into this area designed save the life of persons with hidden or special medical problems that cannot be easily seen or recognized A commercial venture the company is called Medical Data Bureau with Canadian head offices in Kitchener The service is being sold in this area by Joyce Her territory extends west to Acton north to south to Road and east to Airport Road For a fee of a family can register with the for three years A single sub scriber costs SIB for three years As a member of member of a family receives a personalized plastic wallet card containing micro filmed record of each family members medical ind personal history A microfilm record is stored In the central bank and is available hours i day seven days a week to emergency personnel by way of a toll free telephone number printed on each card The film clip answers almost any question that a doctor or medical facility would need in order to admit or administer medical treat Mrs hospitals services ambulance people and others regarding the service and has been well received They see the value of having a card for many people especially the elderly who liny be travelling in the S or other foreign she says Mrs Mir that senior citizens years of age and over may obtain a life time membership with pay ment of the original member ship fee She says tin con of he svstem is preserved by the Any one who calls must nine i card which is coded and needs telephone- number of the bank Its i new system in illhough it has been in for imptoi Inlf The TH15 CORD BUREAU COULD LIFE A major drug bust in Burlington and has resulted in of persons charged with ticking drugs Warrants are out for a 12 persons facing charges in what is described as a crackdown on traffickers in the area ac cording to the Joint Forces Operation in The irrests resulted in the seizure of several different types of drugs estimated at a totil street value of The initial arrests were out Wednesday morn July following three months of intensive under work by the Joint forces Operation The Opera lion is comprised of members of the il Cinadian Mounted Police Ontario Provincial Police Hilton Police He iding project was Serge wlic tint the bust repre scnted the I irgest number of people mi one project although not he drug secure the am Despite- the fictthit some of he persons knew one another Gnhim silled the drug were not of i drug ring We have put a severe damper on the for that area there is no iy we done Arrests and drugs seizures were made at indiv iduals homes said police Seized in the ruds were minjuana Thn slicks hashish hash oil a chemical drug similar LSD LSD diethyl or beans and phencyclidine Police said marijuana represented the largest amount of any one drug seized and expect to make more seizures with the final 12 police officers were in the arrests of the persons Working in teams of three officers police were armed with both search warrants and warrants to There were no incidents of during the arrests police with the of the persons taken Jail Although there- is no evidence lo link the arrests with in Hilton police said there is definitely Infficking in Milton Georgetown and Acton od anuoHAASsiqiiAiiAWAHTaaa T33a3HT3HAM03JA3W iiooAaswoiwoHsqqaq 3MOOHH3UM3333H0IMAJA3 MAHanssqsqTOHasvuo 30UA33HMAH3 TOS8YJM03HTOT3MOO CHICKEN PIZZA 29 MILL STREET EAST 8532450 GUARANTEED INVESTMENT years t 1 cartier trust 416276 2112 West Oniaio IL J READ ANY GOOD LABELS LATELY A basic guide to the Who What Where When and Why of Shopping Canadian