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the acton frew press wednesday june 12 1968 jury critical jail facilities inadequate auditor warns nassagnweya tax arrears reach 68260 msv tftmcuwn was elected at monday nights meeting of the royal canadian legion they are left front r angetl it vlcepres g james pres reelect 0 guthrie 2nd vlcepres j mlggfrrjtpoppy committee back right g m accglcheon trees a f foofltf f allen j pink exec comnrllltee x chap man secretary also electdd were vy nlcolak property and a ford sergeant et arm stah photo our readers write student loans dear are your editorial how we going to keep em in your last issue mentioned twostortessbait student loans for university stu dents one about gambling with the money the other about in vesting the money i think that youll find occur rences such as those are few and far between what should be brought to ev eryones attention is the incon sistency with which these loans are handed out i have three illustrative stories one boy i know works during the summer on the boats plying the lakes he nukes between two and three thousand per sum mer hi mother is a widow with an extremely low income he can and does collect the full mount allowable under the stu dent loan plan one girl at he university his a father who practically owns a mining town and is able to give her all the money she needs and more yet because his salary is below the poverty level she can and does collect the full amount from the loan plan yet one boy at the university collected only 200 from the plan because the government was expecting the boys father to contribute one to two thousand dollars towards the boys educa tion each year from an income of leas than 10 thousand dollars even though there are sevenpeo- ple in the family it seems that everyone includ ing the government is lamenting the lack of people wlthunlverslty degrees in this country how can you expect to have enough college grids when a student is judged worthy to attend university on the basis of his fathers income and not his own ability and dont say that if a student is smart enough he can get a scholarship because of the use of the student loin program most of the scholarships and bursar ies are no longer offered id be willing to let some of my tax money yes i do pay in come taxi go for a little gam bling ud investing if it meant that many more deserving and able students could get touniver- slty yours sincerely don long sociology 2 york unlverslty summer school we all know that high school students have two big beofs tight now lack of summer employ ment and academic training that dees not preparo them to bo ready for adulthood in a com plex changing society i would like to suggest that a very important step in the right direction towards helping to correct these beefs would be paidattendance summor school courses in social living manpower schoolboards town councils and industry by cooporitlng in such a project would break the boll before it comes to a head such a pro gramme would not only relievo the burden of unhappy restless kids who feel they are being cheated out of the chance to help themselves but would also help them to learnhowtobemoro productive and committed adults if the minimum age were set at is or is 12 and sly a min imum of 85 per hour of attend ance was paid to these summer students it would pay for itself in fewer dropouts less wanton destructlveness duo to frustra tion and boredom and less re bellion in the near future as well as more informed adults suggested courses for boys motor mechanics common household repairs small busin ess management typing and business machines cybernetics and automation fundamentals leadership training interper sonnel relationships community politics budget and finance and social economics suggested courses for girls child care home management sewing and wardrobe planning interpersonnel relationships community activities budget and finance typing and business machines sales and service techniques home medicine and first aid and social welfare would such courses not lead to happier homes and fewer mar riage breakdowns even more beter and less apathetic future citizens as well it would be a spur to the local provincial and federal economy in the pres ent and the foreseeable future why couldnt acton got on the hall and show the way to other canadian towns and cities by initiating such a program i am suro the parents and the young people would back you up all the way here is a challenge to industry chamber of commerce town council and other interested groups what are you golngtodo about it nothing 96 churchill rd s acton ontario the helpful company offers 2nd and 3rd mtgt 24hour approval low coat up to x yw telephone mr e j wufan to 10 pju today prompt investment corp ltd 62 richmond si w toronto i ont 3mwm evgi 2394913 make her wedding gift furniture there s no mlc1 to ponder over the limih of thai wed tlinu tfitt you can olvc the problem cisiu mil perfect l b the lilliioii ut a gift for the home what is more praitual more appnuatcd than the sift of somuhini hat will ave a defimu and import ant part ui the making of a new home q mi whether it is for a blunter or wedding a gitt train acton home furnishings will be a gift that vou ii be proud to give acton home furnishings 4 mill e acton usotto peaceful afternoon for golden age club the pleasant warm weather on tuesday following much cool damp weather put golden agere in a congenial mood to enjoy a quiet peacoful afternoon together in luxton hall six tables of euchre and three of croldnolc wore enjoyed with mrshorrlng- ton in charge of euchre and mr healey in chargoofthecroldnole a birthday card was signed by all lbs members prosent for c k browne to honor id m on his 98th birthday other june birth days include mrs d lindsay mrs r l davidson mrs don reed and mrs mccutchoon a nice card had boon received from mrs chas mason to toll how she was enjoying a vacation among the beautiful sights in vancouver final plans were made for the bus trip to hamilton for juno 11 mrs shoemaker mrs kon- nedy and mrs fryor wore ap pointed ontortalnmont committee for the evening mooting of june and july mrs reed convoned the lunch onjoyed by 30 members recreational and shower facil ities at the halton county jail in milton are inadecjiate and the sanitary facilities are very poor according to the grand jury which inspected the building last week in its report to mr justice brooke the seven jurors deliv ered the umpteenth critical re port at the centuryold jail and urged the erection of a new jail at the earliest possible date the province has taken over administration of justice and plans a new rogiqnal dateatlon centre n the hdrnby area to r- t place present antique jails n milton and brampton to date however the province s still seesing a site the jury found prisoners bad a tew old publications to read and suggested renewing and ex panding the book and magazine supply ne water heaters would improve the shower facilities they said and screening the win dows would tacllltattt use of the largo cxerclso yard the childrens aid society quarters on hugh st were found to be cramped jurors said the ontlro staff of the childrens aid would easily fit in the nearby health unit building office spaco is too small and all the departments have too little room their report said the halton manor buildings wore the only bright spot the grand jury found conditions and facilities are excellent we wish to commend mr allen and his staff for the job they have done said the fery copies of their report have been forwarded to the chief just ice of the high court the attorn eygeneral and his deputy the minister of reform institutions the president of the halton bar association the wardenand clerk of halton and the two local members of the provincial gov ernment i nasaagaweyaa overdue taxes at the end of 1967 reached 88- 280 or 2286 per cent of the current levy auditors lever hosldn chsgnon and macgtulv- ray warned the township council in their yearend report on fin ances the auditors noted this was quite an increase over the 1817 per cent figure of two years earlier naaaagaweya ended 1967 with a small surplus of 3640 on the years operations on total ex penditures of 380083 educa tion took the largest single amount of the bu dollar last year 183191 which includes debenture charges other major expenditures outlined in the aud itors report included general government at 28035 roada and streets at 91257 debt charges 13983 county and police village rates 31310 council absorbed a 389 deficit from 1966 in the 1967 tax year honor agency at meeting dennys insurance agency of acton has been recognised as 1968 select circle agency by the central mutual insurance company of van wert ohio the recognition for outstand ing performance and service was announced at a dinner meeting on may 27 1968 in toronto the meeting was attended by honored agents serviced by central mut- uals toronto branch office which serves the provinces representing the local inde pendent agency at lie meeting were harold denny and milt ball this marks the second year the agency has been so honored by central mutual halton cooperative medical care pays plan ah surgical operation doctor calls nd from first visit confinements anaesthetists services xray also major medical day welting period individual or employe croupe may enrol at any time of the year revised rates monthly va single monthly 11522 couple monthly 1323 family payable quarterly or yearly i halton coop medical services 143 main si mllteo please smid me information he eulftatlatd heme address dial 8g712 r that make the meal from lovell bros modern mtrat market choice rump roast 95 ib borwlctsk bf prime rib roast 99 troll small link sausage 59 ib ground chuck 69 ib fresh pork shoulder roast 49c lovell bros modern meat market 71 mill ie acton phen u3h40 daily dhjvtftv natural gas is snackhappy el two country cousin shoppa in burlington whin nu jop into tin brand new ountr 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