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Paget THE HERALD Wedimday May IB ItsS or Law Week Small turnout at GDHS Parents learn of AIDS curriculum Two members of he Hal Ion Regional Police Jorce at the Hide House Seen here for the were honored by the Optimist Club last week at pari or arc from left Opllmlil Doug Respect For Law Week Janice and Con Const Mats on Regional police chief st Larry Matson were Instrumental in setting up crime James Harding Const and Elllli Mayor programs In Acton and alio helped foil a rob- Rum Miller Cash right wai for assisting police In capturing a robber who was breaking Into cars in Acton and was presented with a Respect For Law Commendation Mr Cash received his award as part niton Regional police chief Jamei of the Respect For Law Week Harding Optimist president Doug ceremony hosted by the local Op- and Mr Cash Herald Urn 1st last week Seen here photo from left are Optimist Bob Only a small group of seven parents showed up for an info ma lion night at Georgetown District High School Wednesday to learn how Information about AIDS is being taught to students In schools Public health nurse Anne French gave some factual Information on Acquired Immune Deficiency Syn In Halton Region the nurse sold there are two reported cases while nine have died from the disease After giving an overview of AIDS Ma French concentrated on the Iceberg effect For every person known to have AIDS she said a larger portion have the virus without knowing they do and they can pass the virus on to Statistically In Ontario most reported cases of persons with AIDS fall Into the Grant Clatworthy the consultant for physical and health education in the Board of Education talk about the Ministry of Education mandate that AIDS education be compulsory in Ontario schools beginning with the school Optimists May winners The Optimist Club of Georgetown is pleased to announce the winners of the Trip of the Month raffle for the month of May 1988 First prize of a travel voucher for which can be used for any travel facilities available through Travel Inc Georgetown was won by Ticket No held by Marilyn Phillips Norval Second prize of cash was won by Ticket No by Norm Georgetown The club thanks all ticket pur chasers for their support All pro ceeds are relumed to the com through the many club pro jects Next draw will be on June 14 He also spoke on the boards In itiative to rewrite the regions human sexuality unit which a unit on AIDS High school physical education teacher Be van Clark who was member on the writing team to rework the curriculum for the to the Grade physical education classes Physical education is com in the first year of high school He also presented a video ape which is shown to students The unit covers ihe male and female reproductive anatomy which Is basically a review from Junior high school years said Susan Orchard the head of the high school physical education department It then moves Into and and students can under which AIDS is taught The basic theme relating to all topics Mrs Orchard said is that students are at the age to make their own decisions Teachers help teach students a logical progress in inak I decisions Parents were most concerned about education for the Grade 10 and 13 students The high school plans to conduct small group sessions on AIDS with the Grade 12 and 13 students this semester Mrs Orchard said to target students who will be leaving In June We thought It would be important to cover the twelves and thlrteens who will be leaving in June Mrs Orchard said Ballinafad UCW meets The United Church Women held their annual rage and rummage sale at the Church on Saturday May 14 Proceeds went to charity A special service was held to celebrate the United Church anniversary Hall board met recently with the Erin Township Recreation commit tee The Recreation committee gave many on where the Hall Board could improve its tactics for creating a recreation area lnforma Hon was also given as to where Ballinafad fell Into the overall Erin Township picture with regards to funding ana plans The recent project for the Hal Board was an Information Night where people from the village got t chance to meet with representatives from the fire department and other service groups from the area Halton Hills Preserving our architectural heritage EDITORS NOTE The following the first In a series of three articles which will deal with the operation and concerns addressed by the Halton Hills Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee By MONTY HYDE Herald Special Was your home built in the 19th century would like to hear from you The Halton Hills Local lural Conservation Advisory Com mittee was appointed by council to advise it on the conservation of local properties of historic or turoi interest Properties may be of historic In tcrcst if they are associated with a historic event or a person of local provincial or national importance a residence In the Scotch Block of was the site of a rally held by William Lyon Macken in IB37 John Stewart the son of ihe owner Joined Mackenzie In the rebellion and was captured and imprisoned in Kingston Of equal significance to John Stewart Sr the builder of Craiglea was chosen town warden at the first meeting of the Township of held in 1821 Craiglea at the re quest of its present owner was the first home in Halton Hills designated under the Ontario Heritage Act as a site of historic and architectural significance A property may be of interest if it embodies the distinguishing characteristics of an architectural style or method of con struct on or forms an integral part of a significant local landscape The Williams Mill In Glen Williams formerly part of the Apple Products factories is not a striking architectural land mark But It is representative of the early wooden mills that fostered the industrial development of Southern Ontario Most of these mills were destroyed by fire and the Williams mill Is one of the few remaining examples of 19th century Ontario Industrial development cooperated with the present owner to designate It under the Her tage Act and the mill is now be restored with help of a prov nclal grant The Georgetown Lbrary and the old Acton Town Kail are also designated under the Ontar n Heritage Act as properties of historic and architectural LACAC is developing an Inventory of Hills that may be of historic or architectural significance The many old houses factories schools churches bridges barns and other structures will be photographed categorized and indexed and the mater will be made available through the public library for local research LACAC employed a In 1987 to photograph and 1 the older buildings on Ma Street Georgetown quired copies of si of early buildings prepared by Ihe Historical There are still Hundreds of structures to be photographed researched and In expects that it will take several years to complete the inventory Only a few of the in Ihe will be designated under the Ontario Heritage Act as proper ties of historic or arch I tec significance recommended only and the Williams mill or designation in It expects to recommend live properties for designation in 1968 Properties designated under the Ontario Hentage Act for pro perty grants under the Provincial program Preserving Ontario The elements of pro perty that arc of architectural or historic significance arc specified in the by law designating the property The owner is eligible for grants if money Is used to restore the designated elements to their original tlon The grants are a max lmum of per cent of the cost of restoration up to per year Grants arc not made for maintenance The rat of the grant program Is that it costs twice as much to restore and conserve original work as It does to replace it with modem building material The grant en courages the owner of the designated properly to restore the property to Its original form If you ore the owner of an older property in Hills you may have your property listed in the In by sending a photograph of the property together with your name and telephone number to Inventory The Town of Hills PO Box 128 Georgetown Ontario L7G A member of LACAC will telephone you to obtain additional information If you believe that your property Is of architectural or historic significance and you wish to have It designated under The Ontario Heritage Act you may send a pic ture of the property with a letter with the reasons why you feel your property is of historic or tural significance to Designations The Town of Hills South Downtown Goo go town nursery urn lure accessories lash ons infant wear St Iron Canadian Tl a CENTRE 8732448 Georgetown Tasty Recipes STRAWBERRY RHUBARB PIE Prepare pastry for lattice pie Line 9 Inch pie pan with halt the pastry Combine A cup enriched lour cups sugar salt Add 2 cups fresh strawberries and 3 cups diced fresh rhubarb Combine thoroughly Turn into pastry I ned pie pan Dot with 1 tablespoon butter Place ce strips over II seal and Bake In oven minutes then at 350 for 55 minutes 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