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GeorgetownActon Wednesday Fob Workshops on aging start in Feb Canada food loditstrv and Ontario food retailers have Joined force with the Variety Club Ontario in aid of the Variety Village Sport Training a Centre for youth Participating the kickoff for the Cash for Kid promotion at Variety Village recently were left to light Brian V Senior Companies John Vicepresident Communications Roger Acton Vice- president of Marketing Dominion Stores President A S May Co Ltd Irene Wilton Varitty Village John P Dunne Director of Grocery Merchandising AW Stewart Vice- President of Marketing Miracle Pood Mart Doug Presi dent Readers can save money and help disabled children Todays paper contains a Cash for Kids coupon booklet with more than tit in savings on nationally branded grocery products Coupon clippers can help the Variety Club of Ontario raise a projected in support of disabled children through this months Cash for Kids coupon program Canadas food Industry and Ontario food retailers have joined forces with the club In the Variety Village Sport Training and Fitness Centre in Scarborough For each coupon consumers redeem participating companies will donate IS cents directly to the training centre for Ontarios disabled youngsters Each food company involved has pledged a minimum of per product against the expected to be raised The million centre was opened by the Variety Club In 1961 and Is the first of its kind In North America It gives Ontarios disabled children a chance to participate in sports activities designed to improve thler physical and mental well being The Cash for Kids coupon book is avail able in the area only in this newspaper and other community newspapers published by Printing and Publishing Ltd Hard economic times and social change have made the promise of retirement both uncertain and unclear More then ever individual approaching retirement are wanting to know how to prepare for these years and realize that must be done and knowledge acquired long before that magic CS appears North Halton Social Planning Council is presenting a series of workshops for all adults starting in February to build skills and develop resources for successful again Stress in Later Years will be the topic of Sesakm No 1 with Paul Bennett and will focus on recognizing and dealing success fully with events and situations likely to occur as one ages Mr Bennetts presen tation will be followed by a question and answer period Stress in Later Years will be held at Georgetown District High School on Monday February beginning at The fee is JO The important but often misunderstood role of selfawareness and Intimacy of the older adult will be discussed in a one day seminar by lecturers Jaye Larry and Linda Longman Titled Sexuality- Values and Relationships in the Later Years the day will comprise of four workshops Introduc tionValues and Relationships 2 Com Skills Sexuality and Relationships Film 5 Touching Maturing Years This seminar will be held on Saturday March at the Glen Williams town hall withregistrationat930a m It will be an all day session so people are being asked to bring their own lunch Coffee and tea will be provided The fee for this day is Workshop Leaders Paul Bennett is a social worker on con tract with COHR Family Service Burling too and providing Individual marital family and adolescent counseling Mr Bennett spent eight years psychiatric counseling at University Medical Centre and Joseph Brant Memorial Hospilal He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Ontario Association and has served on the Geronto logy Task Force School of Social Work University A firm believe in the effectiveness of group work he has led many workshops giving participants a unique Police complaint procedure outlined Any citizen of with a complaint against a police officer or the force in general can be dealt with at the local district level Police Chief James Harding told the Board of Commissioners Thursday Commissioner Morrow told the chief many people do not know the complaint procedure which is outlined in a pamphlet available at local district offices Harding told commissioners the com has to write out the complaint and give it to the staff sergeant on duty at the local district office His goal is to be an unscrupulously objective as possible said the chief He writes me a report and there could be an action taken against the officer but the complaintant is In writing about the decision Harding explained adding if the complaintant does not agree with the deci sion he can talk to the chief or the board of commissioners the Ontario Police Comm ission or the Ombudsman opportunity for selfdiscovery growth and change as well as an opportunity for developing new skills Larry has presented a number of Human Sexuality and Enrichment programs in the Hamilton area In addition to his training as a registered nurse m bis homeland South Jaye also did post graduate work in England before coming to Canada At University be recei ved his diploma in Clinical Behavoural Sciences with a special in Human Sexuality has also participated as group leader in Toronto New York and Chicago Linda Longman trained as a registered nurse at St Catharines General Hospital and was for three years involved In out patient Gynecology and Fertility clinics Gynecology Counselling at McMaster Medical Centre Human Sexuality For further information please call by Mabel Barkman This winter we have not had great num bers of birds at our feeding station There have been the usual chickadees blue jays tree sparrows English sparrows and woodpeckers It was with great delight that when I looked out yesterday I saw a large flock of sparrowlike birds covered with a bright rosy hue I remembered a friend saying to me once that if we ever saw birds that looked If they had been dipped in raspberry juice it would be the purple finches So the purple finches have arrived and they are an added color to the yellow evening grosbeaks and the bright red cardinals Ill never forget the thrill 1 had one year seeing snow buntings and pine grosbeaks Region J briefs Welfare caseload up The number of people collecting wet- fare last year in increased 22 per cent over 1981 prompting the regions Social Services department to project the caseload will go up a further per cent by the end of this year But David Swarc income manager for the Social Services cautioned council In a report that these figures are tentative and may alter as the economy changes Remember it is a symptom of the economy explained Swarc adding the increase Is very significant in In 1981 there were people collecting welfare and the following year it jumped to By the end of 1983 Social Services has projected they will be handling about 12000 people oh welfare The increase last year meant the department overspent about 11 per cent because the 1B82 projection was low According to the was covered because there was a decrease In some programs like the Juvenile which were 100 per cent subsidized Lot levy issue deferred A recommendation dealing with regional levies being collected from Georgetown Developments Limited for the Pennington Crescent and Moun tain view development was deferred at last weeks regional administration and finance committee meeting pending a report from the regional solicitor on February 16 The recommendation stated that only three regional levies be collected from the development instead of six Initially developer Al asked Town council to waive six lot levies because the development was part of the agreement The Towns solicitor Fred staled that in his opinion the municipal lot levies are Illegal Regional treasurer Joe Rinaldo stated in a report to committee that new growth in the region and the subsequent demand on services was the justification for regional lot levies Ministrys position firm The Ministry of Transportation and Communications will not alter their posi tion on constructing more guide signs for Nor Halton Campgrounds at Gueiph Line and Highway Because the Ministrys unwavering position the region has decided not to pursue this matter any further Councillor Rum Miller who asked on behalf of Marvin Barber the Ministry to construct more signs to make he camp grounds easier to find said he was disappointed in the result Its a disappointment to me and the Acton said Miller but theres not much we can do works has agreed to construct three Line The letter from the Ministry of and Co stated they will not reconsider then- posi- WHAT DO ALL JHESE PEOPLE HAVE IN COMMON THEYRE ALL SAVING NOW FOR THEIR RETIREMENT WITH A CREDIT UNION JOIN THE CROWD ENQUIRE NOW AT HALTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION PLAN IS INBI TOSAOOOO MILTON ACTON The Convenience tore that has it when you need it Mfg LIQUID Joy 2 detergent 500 BTU SB Frozen Beef Chicken or Turkey York meat pi February 14 is Valentines Day WE HAVE CHOCOLATE a WARTS FOR YOUR SWEETHEART ACTON JUG CITY North Chiystobrcht interest the interest down o FINANCING on all new 1983 passenger cars and 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