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A well-ihformed block parent wouldn't allow this to happen. RICHMOND HILL â€" The Allenbrae Branch of YCHA will meet on Monday at the home of Clonie Jones. 170 Sussex Ave. The guest speaker will be Mrs. Lois Jemp- son, who will be showing slides of the hospital. STOP BEDWETTING The cartoonist, in my opinion, has added to the public concerns regar- ding the amount of responsibility and harassment a block parent may receive. Allenbrea YCHA meets on Monday Block parents do contact the proper authorities or the parents, as the situation requires. “There,” he said, “I think you can get in now." Highway surveyor He was a surveyor of highways for the Home District and in 1818 signed a deed conveying parts of Toronto Street in the Block parents don’t administer first aid, don’t provide food, drink or medicine, don’t provide transportation or toilet facilities. Some pertinent facts abgnt the plan include: This information is readily accessible to anyone who cares to enlighten themselves. The cartoonist is ob- viously poorly informed regarding the details of this method of involving the community in the safety of children. On his way over to the church he picked up a stick about six feet long and a couple of inches in diameter and with this as a battering ram forced the door open. The April 28 edition of The Liberal contained a cartoon aimed at the block parent plan. Cartoonist ob vious/y is poorly informed Dear editor “I will let you in:“ he said in his slow and deliberate manner. The man took it and brought the shingles on the due date. Man ofaction When someone locked the door of the church and those who came to worship in the afternoon could not gain entrance, they went to the squire. When the purchaser said he was not the one who should hold the note, Miles replied, “Oh yes, you should keep it so that you will know when it comes due." A note was drawn up, the purchaser signed his name and the squire handed him the note. He once sold a man some pigs, valued at $25, to be paid for in shingles within six months. Sense of humor William Harrison also reported the squire had a good sense of humor, although a quiet man with somewhat solemn ways. When cajoling and persuasion had no effect, Miles jerked the stubborn one to the ground. After the third fall, the young man decided to obey orders and toe the line and gave no further trouble. He was also a very strong man with his muscles developed by many hours of felling trees and clearing land. As a lieutenant in the 4th York Militia Regiment during the War of 1812 he had occasion to demonstrate his great strength when one of the men, also a very strong specimen, refused to carry out the drill orders. If a neighbor required a load of hay, he would find out the going market rate, then always charge below it. The remarkable James Miles always éonducted business on a most ac- commodating basis. Remarkable James Miles (MRS. ) NAN HENDERSON, 33 Wild Cherry Lane, Thornhill, Ont. See Page Letters MOTHER'S DAY capital to Jesse Ketchum and others, in exchange for land to be used to extend Yonge Street south from Bloor Street to Each meeting begins with a showing of “Reflections on Violence". a 25 minute which explores the man) issues ol‘ media violence and its ell'ects. Come to the hearings. Tell us what _\ou think: That's what these meetings are about For more information write or call: The Royal Commission on Violence in the Communications Industry lSl Bloor Street West. Room 8l0 Toronto. Ontario MSS 2V5 965-4593 Wednesday. May l2. 723010 |0:30 pm Small Auditorium Bumhumlhorpc Community (‘cnlrc 1500 Gulledcn Drive MISSISSAUGA The Royal (‘onnnissiun \ms uppoinlcd to study the possible cll‘ccls of mcdm \‘inlcnrc on our mcicly. We are holding additional public hearings in [his area so that cunccrncd citizens like )oursclf have another opportunin Io purlicipulc in lhc Commission‘s work. SCARBOROUGH The Royal Commission on Violence in the Communications Industry Friday. May l4. 7:30 to 10:30 pm Lecture Theatre H-2l6 Scarborough College 1265 Military Trail (enter from Parking Lot ‘8' ~ 3rd entrance south from Ellesmere lst nonh from Kingston Road) Pick up a bucket or barrel of Kentucky Fried Chicken! OVER 100 LOCATIONS IN ONTARIO â€" SEE YOUR PHONE BOOK FOR THE ONE NEAREST YOU. with chickeanfla® Conmu‘su‘unwtvx The Hon‘ Jud} LuMursh. His Honour Judge LA. Bcuulieu. Scott Young yesterdays by mary dawson PUBLIC HEARINGS IN THE TORONTO AREA Kéifiiky Fried Mm Colonel Sanders and ms boys make it "finger lickin' good Give Mom at break on CLIP AND SAVE THIS NOTICE ASACONVENIENT REMINDER Brock‘s monument, built in 1824, was blown up in 1840, the deed at- tributed to a vengeful the bay Hcrc‘s whch and when they're being held \K participant in the rebellion of 1837. Later in 1840 a large patriotic gathering was held on the spot and arrangements made for the erection of the present monument on Queenston Heights. Last appearance As a veteran of 1812. the aged James Miles, at- NORTH YORK Thursday. May 13. 7:30 to 10:30 pm Assembly Hall Education Administration (‘cntrc 5050 Yongc Slrcct May l7. l8. )9. 20. 25. 26. 27 |:3010 4:30 pm 7:30 to 10:30 pm Onlunb Hydro Auditorium 700 University Avenue 2nd Floor (at College Street) TORONTO minute document;er lilm For on the return trip to Toronto and Richmond Hill on horseback he caught a severe cold which resulted in his death. tended this ceremony in his regimental uniform with his sword at his side, and it was to be his last public appearance. COPYRIGHT 1960, CANADA SAFEVIAY lIMITED Prices Elfecfive May SIhAch, 1976. Sales In Retail Quamixies Only Peak Frean Biscuits Every roast, every steak, is cut from top government inspected grades of beef, for your eating pleasure. These are the reasons we know every cut will be right and why we can back every sale with our guarantee of complete satisfaction. If ever a purchase of Safeway Meat fails to please for any reason whatsoever, just tell us‘ We will make an adjust- ment that is satisfactory to you or refund the purchase price in full. Nays (file)p1aCe I“ Sliced Beef Liver Fresh flQT Frozen THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. May 5. 1976 - A-B .b.59¢