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111- ALU Disrespect moves education from classrooms to hallways School days school days good old golden rule days and like everything else of quality we seem to have said goodbye forever to respect and disci in our schools we most recent bag of hoj wash from Ontario Scion dary School Teachers This recent report with recommendations comes from North York District of the and vandalism All of which eoukt be lumped together under word disrespect in whole life I hju been able to rispccl amom who did not aland nit isun iboM Iht maddening Tht basis of is built in to looking up to in individual gum address wmlr remunUr inn that golden of teaching t talk down your lit- j blank tin ll it chjn It i must difficult to pen to cover the stupidity of most proposals they of respecting looked down upon ichors mho to slip back snioki a little pel time or course drss like students the wt re supposed to inspiri us 1 good old prion uidcd looking fur Kline adih andw kc word Thin in still respect in 1 bind Itaihirs who Iht 11 The Busy weekend Thefts vandalism reported hi nil r rtdlK Hit most impaiani Ml Iht mm win looking I lind ihmiMhcs 111 the id who jppnnii lusr mom and ili j in oil searching 11 off an Nov it known by molhtr ml it 11 rthtifs teach 1 hi I be up in front of a class in the first place They are the delusion that if remove ihe heck they will teach Utter recommendation Hit 1 lull time security guard id pilnd the school ides of Wt Actual tilt his wonderful ix again A school of sohool with lit delightful on thai Mill lll get in thai s jkkI and is gum with ihinkinc m rv present iducation is lurnwj students wiimd up n sin of originality is being squelched under the guise of disrespect Teachers it you want respect from your dinls you have lo earn it Weed nut who cannot Itaih Knowledgt and the lily to pais it on an very difftrent Any group of senior high school students in well a wan who is and who is just passing time guards cooling off tills special schools docs this sound an educational system to you Teachers arc so busy the rules of attending school they have lost touch with the of being there Its supposed to be a so lulled adult teaching the ability to on knowledge In a sharing way to young minds The young are always eager to learn As one kid put it You learn more in the halls than you do in the classroom Why The holiday weekend wis a busy one for Regional Police with a number of thefts and acts of vind alism Four hubcaps were stolen from a belonging a Street resident some lime in the hit few months The car was also damaged by vandals who used a sharp instrument side of car several times the missing hubcaps is estimated at over 200 while he damage to he car is estimated A Brampton resident report vandals had his vehicle when he left it parked on west of the 10th after it broke down The kicked in the wheel wells bent windshield and removed a Fog light Damage was estimated at Burglars broke into a home on Sargent Road some lime between and 11 May 19 and stole in cash from one of the bedrooms Police arc investigating the incident A purse containing in cash and personal papers was stolen from a car parked In he Plaza Vandals threw a brick through the living room of a house on Draper Street while the owners were away A onechain barrier was re moed from the post at the fairgrounds park near Fairy Lake in Acton A Georgetown man has been charged with mischief after a number of windows in a hom- on wen smash a brick An woman reported the of in cash and personal papers from her pur which left at the Georgetown Car Wash The purse was recovered but was missing cash a drivers hemic and other person il pa A brown Audi was from Motors sometime between pm and May 17 IB The licence on the vehicle is JWC Two Hills residents have been charged in connect ion with four burglaries follow a scries of break Hand 18 The Hills Furniture Shop Meteor Twin Cec BOOKS I CHRISTIAN BOOKS RECORDS GIFTS George St Brampton Ont Phone me to Church ST GEORGES HALTON HILLS CHURCH PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY TEES TrrtlilQir Ra No Sunday May on Sunday PASTOR The Eucharist REV E J Fam ly Eucharist Sunday May Choral Eucharist It School Church School a Worship Nursery Evening Service GEORGETOWN ALLIANCE CHURCH ris si an Ma SI PASTOR PETER RALPH Sunday May Prayer J5 a Sunday School MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Come make our church Edwin Mitchell your church Sunday May ANNIVERSARY IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH REV STUART Windsor at Carole ST Baptist Church vacancy Pastor i CONCERT Christian Center Musical Team Sunday May Reception a Worship Service REV ALAN a Sunday School Worship Service Musical Team Church the Lutheran Hour COME AND PRAISE GOD WITH US t HAIRSTY1IST FOR K Professionally Done Modern Styles At Reasonable Prices JOE FLORIDAS MOORE PARK Tuil J Sat M- Fridays f CLOSED MONDAYS 1 on Armstrong Avenue the Knitting all broken property ranging inv to was stolen Knitimg Mills bursars inflicted damage on the premises Vandals kicked in door to a shed Breeze Park on fairy Lake it Acton Thi dnm iRe is at The ownership lo a vehicle was stolen from while it wis parked Truck or Street in pen In the i i learning reduced it to a punishment worse than or a segment our but not lust comes the most ludicrous of g school 00 OFF PLUS KODAK REPLACEMENT FILM THIS COUPON bt In tor We use Kodak paper for the good look LIMITED 8774588 or it folks it ird J STREET Offer Good Until THE HALTON BOARD OF EDUCATION 1978 Financial Statements Auditors Report NO TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Hi mi num Mil Dec Imlnr lt7K l urrml I i I ink other hurl ho row lquit mrixrvefuiids I ipit il funds Hi 1 1 III ind t ition rnnsportition apital tun i 1 lot ilik t ill Note No 1 Expenditure ffl IDIK ndlliit SchooUloards indMisccll menus of Ontario tuition Miscellaneous mada Revenue excluding Tot il of Nil rxpenditurt of 1 xprndllure lobe ruiMlion Is and Work in Imgres and nut 477 144 I iWHI 1 1111 4IHIH7 iui inn J7H 7 Mi Hi m Unexpended Funds a I financed Elementary Secondary Term Liabilities issued and sold Transfer to the venue Balance at end of Year not Permanently Financed or Unexpended Funds End of ear Elementary Secondary Total nil tin indexpindili l Hit fiscal eir tint it the i of the fisi in I i I at funds it ird is lo Secondare Ml t I I UK M ITS l the pi in siek in a I In prior to rel iremuit I IH7 I Itiln Itllltltsp ml li lt Me kk NKT1 ited lo the benefit pi 71H principal ibliovtrthc 2H1 2 iJ77hLrlev per 147 SI item Add Adjustments nun Under an Ai bo to its tin tang tirm ontiniponr il loin includes SI 1 41 1190 iplot n Act lo Ihe isioi wilhthepro urn it sijnifn mt I ml Bui rd no the Government of Canada remun ration paid by an Ontario softheAnti Inflation Act Canada this Act include the AUDITORS REPORT To I hi Support rs Tin hut inimcdtlit Sheet of Board of Education as at Statement of Operations and the Capitol Fund si Hi mini of Operations for jear then ended Our examination was made accordance hi ih rails auditing standards and accordingly included such and other as wi considered necessary in Iht circumstances In our opinion fairly the financial position of the Board at December and results of its operations for year ended in with aeeipted accounting principles for school boards applied I ilh Ihil of the preceding year CHARTLRED ACCOUNTANTS Municipal licence number 908 Pubiishedby The Board of Education as required by Provincial Legislation