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COMMENT cý9z1=aiM -- Lo n bdh lm oever Fwà"ahr oý&V'l TI 11 Oiv er Awogsi M.uqe t SjM i.dTýé 5 Ttcau 011c mr M.qrru United Way needs our help, now more than emer lt's a sigof athei prevailing econamîc clumule tiii the United Way is falling short of lis ambitions fundraising goal. No one is ta blanc, but pcrhaps we could ail hclp just a llulebit. Would oe, two or five dollars, ar in the case of those géncrous souls who have already given, thatj amount more, maire much of a différence ta mast f us? Probably not. But the.money could begin ta make a dif- , ference ta somebody else, someane who gcnuinely nccds it. Wearc flot great propanients ai the welfarc state as it Shas came ta exist in Can& today, but there are so many blameless peaple auiMmhce wha have bls jobs, even hope. that we would bc remiss ini nat stressing the impartance ai funding thc United Way. * The agency, which is in effect a funding platforni for a wide varicty ai other agençics, keeps the moitey àl calI4çts in the community. In fàad. it is likely ail ai us knowicommwie, or at least knaw ai someone. wha has been tauched 1-.the goad work ai the United Way. 'T'ere is a lot ai campetiin for yaur charitable dollar at this time ai year. There are many worthy channels thmougji which charitable donations can flaw. The United Way is prabably the best-knawn anc: L is aiso an extremely effective way ai hclping out your feflov Miltonians. 'Those who can spare a-moment, sorne tllought and a smajVgift would do well ta help the United Way meet ils flindraising goal. No contribution is too modest. We can ail make a difference. Lct's help put the United Way aver the top. More focus on teens. is a good idea for al Il's% nice ta sec people paying attention ta kccping teens enterlaincd and accupied in Milton, through Uic dance planned for this woekend ut the leisure centre. We have reservations about thc chosen location, but the hears ai thc organizers are in the right place. Town councilltir Colin Bcst is ta bu çommended for his efforts in this area, as arc thc teen orguntizers. Some sort of t=e danýe club, supcrvilied, stikes uq as a warkable idea, althougli we fl e leisure centre is a poor locale. Why risk the vadidalism that'oflen tac- companies the 'inevitable few. pood'y behavcd kids who will attend this or any allier teen fiction? A school site would bu butter. If îhey smash sbenething there, they're Uic ones. by aid laWg, who haveo live with it, not the community in gencral. Thut restervation aside, we recogiz the need fos teens ta have a place where they cao congregute-aid so- cializc.witli tflr own, especially younger tSns. Right naw tbey seem ta bu doing it on Main Street atId al that does is cause friction when they get a bid rowdy. LOOKING BACK. Chtas HMa hn Oasih, Ul PAGES 0F THE PAST One Year Ago Piout the Doasaiha &, mm immt a lbe Sadvasson Amy Chriiemas Boteau MMi wu lassnched sud te nhnti for dcnalcp wu- ve OMer %i desnsd for food fos te Am fod huÉk doubied aonce the previcus yeu t itas boped die Cisusm burea would taise $18.000 toenme dut duie wu a gif fer cvery dsiid nd a iesive maal ca evuy Wi. U Milton Pur Chief Richard Piayfasr w- reigdng of the end of te mtci. Unccaflrs .. seorais X:M Ptaythk Wa accap.sd th. chief's position in Stcoi. Creek. MaXor Gcrd Kiantz conflzmed tene oiw f te chie's resignaticnan sud id h. cold one a replacement cong in amousa Fehieiiy or Matci. M. Playfair hâti suoe.ded Blute Patrick, who "epged ae à short stint m chiert die year previ&aosy. Ci Bithcp Reding Higs Sdic"'& senior gihl biSe- bail mms mode bistosy by capnurin d e h. a til. %ii Rcyais cened the titie by -drekaehgte NLM. RobUsuRam 36-26 in the final ai Sberidu CsIrge in O"bIie. Awescni. delience by CabI Joksscnmd 13 points by verm Malliet Elds "eM crucialI th. Royal victooy. 20 Years Ago Prom the Daumber 5, 1973 lasson C i lbe t was workifl overtinte Ae t Diustrict Hospital Newbcm inhi t e up 40 per ce n te ra 10 tondtio 01973 ovar a imiW periot! in 1972. ftoqiita adradnlstSe Ron Wcods tld die bospitai bonrd thast dure wene 170 birth. su te end cf October, coailued 10 121 in dieutmm pericd dx: orvica Yen. CI A IccaUqphcaticn for a catme teivisi licence go serve Milton wau ersred by Mitn council. lb. ap phication by Wesiniim at Jono f Pssway Driva PUDI ocived ca..dl'a medrtosss on à noc.du" bais. Ea#li wu plad on te application ai ulh- cay mua Md dme local sxogaJmni w-Id be alsd et povidhs moxlum bencO,, fW te town. hbbr d.ckgid lhey wouid cad, , die çoidcicc, boit ont witdraw tutuse support for un application by Gaoow Câblie Tdviio. CI A $20 .1dMm p"t w. propoeed for 400 -,esof Naasagweys farnsand un the escupauen wesî of Ml-. tue, Omuad ltlutoric fle Pares hoped to developik tica Aiea. lb. parstait, wu bauuded by Afpiaby Use. Bel School Lm n. d IvUhi Quartes. libo.proposed Paurk wua expected tu tarat ore thant 16,000 visitors a day and] would entploy 1,200I1,5W0 people. 50 Ybars Ago Pnm "h Demembal 2. 0aue 0 Mrs. Gordiot Agmu gave au adàmu on 'lb.e wootte of ChUIa Io the Woo's cm"a"a ClU of Miiton. Tbe main point baemd by i. Agnhw wu wannang te pec folkw he wicing of the wu Mrs. Atmnapok. Boas ber caprieicen of umeads one cf te ieaelng niveruties in Cliii sud bdn a reasia of the ccunoy for 20 >euu. Il loadd Galbraith cf Milton wo ssissn stage nmager of te Quamn's UJniverity play. "Yoa Ca'] Taine le With Yu," presented befote a capacity audience in Kingasca M. Galbruith was àsecond yeur e4-- -td-u CI Provindal Ccastable Reavley reneved wood of a bafa fn bha dom inj Halic Cooanty tsi Toronto. fils Huom Judo Mcewo nd Crown Attorney Wl. Dutk peeSene ML Rcavley wieh a unsk4n sa s a fwgeli gifi on buh of officiais and other f&m&d sa de coay BY STEVE NEASE