Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), August 29, 1979, p. 12

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Tho Acton Free Press Wednesday Aug 29 1979 Abuse must be reported under new child law Mel Wayne Young were married July al SI Joseph Church McCristallYoung vows pledged at St Josephs Joseph a Church was the setting of the July wedding of Kimberly Ann McCYistoll to Wayne Clifford Young The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Nelson Court in Acton The groom is the son or Mr and Mrs James C A Young of Mai ton Ontario Father Leo officiated at the cere mony Organist was Mrs lorn Manes and soloist Mrs Dave Manes both friends of the family Escorted down the aisle by her father the bride wore a white scoop neck dress trimmed with French lace The skirl of the was pleated She wore a matching French lace garden hat trimmed with a short veil The bride carded a bouquet of white daisies yellow roses and baby breath Matron of honor was Mrs Carolyn Artem a of the bride She wort a mint green dress and tarried bouquet of white yellow daisies and baby breath Connit and Carrie the bride along with Linda oung the grooms sister were bridesmaids Itiey wore soft yellow dresses and earned bouquets similar to Ihe maid of honor man for the ion was groom brother Steve Young Ushers wen friends of the George Artem and Kevin Mar and the bride cousin Fred Allen An evening reception followed at the Acton legion The brides uncle acted as master of cere monies and the groom great uncle said grace Trie wedding cake was cut with a knife which belonged to the groom great grandparents the ceremony the Trustees recall Gary Dawkins A minute a silence and a long tribute marked the memory of the late Acton principal Gary for Board of Education trustees and staff last Thursday at Burlington Everyone stood in for the McKenzle- Smith Middle School principal who died dently this summer Thursday was the first meeting of the board Mr death A friend of the Daw kin a family Tom Gib son principal of JoseftUf Gibbons school at Georgetown a three- page tribute which Mr Daw kins career and In education in unity service and politics Mr was willingly giving of him self All people who have been fortunate enough to come in contact with Gary are aware that he realized that people are human and should be treated with deep con tern understanding and tender loving care He kept saying that he was in a people business and we would all agree that certainly excelled there and will be sorely missed all traditional drive around town included in unusual but sentimental ouch The couple were trans ported through town and ushered to the Legion in the 1927 This same truck and driver Bern VanFleet were used to drive the bride parents around town on their day years go Special guests included grand mother from New Brum wick the brides grand parents from Guelph and grandmother from Ac Ion Guests attended Brunswick British Columbia loronto Guelph Georgetown Acton and Beard mo re The bride was guest it four prior to friend of bride Musselic held i The bride Mrs Fred Allen Carolyn Artem and JoAnn Duval friends of the and Jean Kilby and fellow employ of he bride all held showers A for the groom was held he Legion The are now living in the Maria Reporting of suspected child abuse cases lously believed to be a moral obligation has become a legal respons ibility under new provincial legislation Heather fom ily service supervisor for the Children s Aid Society says although suspicions of child abuse were supposed to be reported to the society or the crown attorney the law had no weight The big change in the new Act is now there some pen ally for failing to report This gives the more weight she said Changes to the Child Welfare Act specifically dealing with child abuse were made June 15 by the Provincial Government The new law now threatens a pen ally failing to report Goulden said the new law also puts a heavier obligation on professionals Under the new law the Children Aid Society is hoping for more calls and input by the public regarding suspected cases Professionals especially in the medical and educational fields should be working closer i th the society reporting any suspicions they have regarding abase Goulden said another idvantage of the new law is the definition of abuse which has been provided Abuse is now defined as physical harm severe malnutrition or mental ill child The third area is sexual abuse of children said the soc iety tries to protect the anonymity of the person reporting the suspect We are careful to pro tect the identity of the public However we are less sympathetic towards other professionals We like to keep them anonymous but the prof are in this to gether with us trying to protect the welfare of the child Goulden said the law encourages the reporting of cases of abuse therefore increasing the work load for the Child ren Aid Society This new law means the Children aid has to be in a position to respond to the increased number of calls in a professional manner However the financial position of the society makes it difficult Without increased Defuse parent anger Board of Education moved to defuse potential parent resentment towards teachers who report cases of suspected child abuse trustees voted to endorse a motion from the separate school board in London and Middlesex County which asks he help from Queens Park it will be very difficult for us to respond at the level the law is stating The government has increased the staff by one worker in Halton to deal with the increased work load Is child abuse on the increase in It s hard to say according to Goulden There is an increase in the number of cases reported but this necessary reflect such a drastic increase in numbers being abused just those reported said last year nine deaths in Ontario were the result of abuse Goulden said the Children Aid will be working with an average of families at anyone time Up to 50 per cent of these are high risk sit Not abuse cases but the potential for abuse is there If we can get in there during a high risk situation then we can stop the chance of abuse taking place About ID per cent of these result in actual abuse said the ret ion which amounts for per cent of tht society s budget is very support ive The provincial government provides the other BO per cent The new act should help us to be more mf about suspected cases of abuse but manpower to cover these cases effectively If we dor get the funds more than per cent of the high risk situations become abuse statutes need the money to hire said of Ray Kennedy Construction READY MIX CONCRETE SAND GRAVEL CRUSHED STONE SA TURD A Y DELIVERY 9601 17SIDEROAD ERIN ONT NOB Avoid Disappointment BOOKNOW For Your Winter Vacation Mill St Unite L7J Bon Call Rick 8533580 In Vacation TraveT health which if not province to publicize the remedied will cause obligations on teachers harm to mental growth produced under the new the death of a Child Welfare Act UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO FALL 1979 LECTURES IN GEORGETOWN AND ACTON Georgetown Public Library 2681 An Introduction to Folklore English 203 Z Monday p m 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