Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), May 24, 1991, p. 1

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MANAGEMENT INFORMATION Perfect For Fleet Under Vehicle COST EFFICIENT INNOVATIVE UP TO DATE TECHNIQUES Will Son Money and W Jbli Into SEND TO OK CORPOMTE INC The Halton Hills HERALD Florists BUY ONE GET ONE FREE SALE LAST DAY TO SAVE SAT MAY 2STH DISTRIBUTION 44 PAGES FRIDAY MAY 24th 1991 Home Newspaper of Halton Hills Established 1 866 IN STORES dCO Provincial grants to assist troubled youth Youths with social or emotional problems in schools are among those who will benefit from new provincial grants A successful Youth Aiding Youth program offered by the Children Assessment and Treatment Centre in Halton is one of the programs that will be expanded as a result of the fun ding Zanana Akande Ontario s Minister of Community and Social Services announced that in onetime funding will be given to the Children s Assess and Treatment Centre for its Oakville and North Halton programs and offices Today s funding allows the ex of the Youth Aiding Youth program in and North These programs are jointly sponsored by the two Halton school boards and the Region of This special friend program matches older youth in high schools with youth who are at nsk For exam pie a 16yearold high school dent may be paired with an 11 yearold with emotional pro blems to share leisure activities or to help with homework This program is a fine exam pie of the kind of work that can be done when there is cooperation and commitment among ferent community organize said Mrs Akande Because the region the school boards and the centre are work ing together a very special pro gram is available to youth in the community The funding will also be used for additional counselling and program enrichments As well the centre will puyhase air co ditioners for its Oakville and North Halton offices The Children Assessment and Treatment Centre is a children s mental health centre providing a full range of assessment and treatment services for children aged two to 17 in Halton Spring Fashion Show Elizabeth Fashions and Bridal Boutique of Georgetown staged a Spring Show at the Masonic Temple justoffHwy day with all proceeds going to the Heart and Stroke Foundation Pic models Sylvia and fashion two of the Spring outfits highlighted For more pictures please turn to Page Herald photo Striking Oshawa Food employees belonging to Teamsters Union Local were n Acton day distributing flyers and requesting consumers not to shop at the IGA in Acton because it is owned by Oshawa Foods The strikers left to right Henry Mainz Jeff Fisher and Gary Knee did prevent union trucks from dropping off thelrdeliverlestothe IGA Herald photo Acton IGA grocery store picketed by Oshawa Foods strikers By LISA BOONSTOPPELPOT The Herald Acton residents who planned to shop at the IGA grocery store in the Mam and Mill Mall Wednes day were asked to shop elsewhere by five Foods workers of Union Local who chose Acton to picket on their 22nd day of strike action The strikers blocked the en trance and handed out flyers ask ing people not to shop at IGA Food City and Plus stores which are owned by Oshawa Foods until workers get better job security Money is not the problem here The main problem is job security said the group leader Henry Mainz We want more control over our pensions In a press release the union states Oshawa Foods hadn t made any contributions to the pension plan from 1384 to Instead the release states almost million of the plan s surplus was used to entirely off set company costs This surplus was developed largely as a result of member contributions prior to and interest earned on past contributions Although they admit what the company has done is legal workers argue it was morally wrong and that s why they re asking for support from con sumers Acton manager Mike Manes said the strikers haven prevented customers from shopp ing but they did stop unionized truck drivers from unloading their delivenes Their presence is stopping trucks from coming in with their delivenes he said but it not affecting business at all He explained the store has a large stock pile of groceries so the delay in deliveries t af feet the consumers But he doesn t intend to let the strikers continue picketing the mall entrance If they are out there another day I going to call the police and get them charged he said The strikers Jeff Fisher Gary Knee and Mike Pelz say as far as they know they were to be in Ac ton only on Wednesday and would likely picket another Oshawa Foods store in another communi ty the next day Obituary Trevor Moores Trevor Moores known in Georgetown as the voice of the Raiders when it was an in termediate hockey team died this week of heart failure in Mount Sinai Hospital Toronto 59 was a member of the Intermediate Raiders ex ecutive from 1971 the last year being when the team won the Hardy Cup the top prize in Canada for that level of hockey Dave Kentner past president of the Jr B Raiders executive said was highly regarded for his committment to the in termediate team He was a supporter of every undertaking the team had and was a very calming influence among some of the real firebrands we had on the ex His influence and ra approach is what gave the projects their longevity Kentner pointed to the Hockey Heritage Award as an example of that success noting that was the master of ceremonies of the event for the first 10 years He was known as the voice of the Raiders because he spoke on behalf of the team in all the radio interviews and did the an nouncements at the games He was a really good friend and will be missed They say the good die young and he was definitely an example of that was also involved with the Canadian National tion s International Air Show for years and had been an air traffic controller at Pearson In ternational Airport for 30 years An Inside Look Police Beat In Feature Focus Council Briels Town Gardener 12 Seniors Religion 13 Environment 7 Entertainment 16 Sport 20 Editorial 10 Weir world 10 Classified 22 Quote of the Week A lot of these lads like show their toughness But on the ocean obnoxiousness melts away very quickly they will get seasick The is a good teacher Philip Ney Victoria psychiatrist on a plan to take of fenders out to sea

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