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Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), June 9, 1982, p. 5

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Yugoslavs given another chance The going another chance for a controller this year but likely bring If there is no permit Monday night Halton Kills councillors heard from buy one next Nick Cajic president of the Canadian Yugoslav Several councillors suggested if there ere no Cultural Centre on Highway south of Acton as amplifiers there be no problem and at least two well as three of the numerous residents In the area residents who thought events would be acceptable without amplifiers However said an am was necessary for July but thought they Council decided to approve the Yugoslav might be dropped Tor other events because of cost of plication for a liquor licence for one of the two day equipment and bands He said they want lo keep Canada Yugoslav Day celebrations on July A levels audible feet around the stage and few weeks ago councillors rejected the Yugoslav no more He noted the events have been cut back request for endorsement of the liquor licence for this year as a punishment for past problems to the events this summer pointing to the numerous noise community complaints Moms who has property nearby and goes Before the town sends a letter to the the there on weekends despite the fact he lues in group will have to supply a letter from the six Georgetown suggested councillors go out and see owners of the property staling who will be in charge how annoying the noise is on a Sunday afternoon He of the event as well as the person responsible if called the Yugoslavs not loo neighborly and there are noise complaints Twice now Hills noted they haven I lived up to commitments He has lost to the Yugoslav in court battles stemming concluded the Yugoslavs don t deserve a second from noise bylaw violation charges because the municipality t establish who was responsible for the noise at the time of the infraction Clerk administrator Ken Richardson said a letter stating who is respons ble if there is noise would be helpful according to the town solicitor To make a charge stick the town will also have to have someone on the site and another person off site hearing excessive noise at the same time said following the council decision that councillors arc only interested in enforcing Another neighbor Jim Johnson questioned Cajcs credibility based on past performance and noted they still want to bend the rules and haven l named the person responsible if there is noise He said makes his group sound beyond his control old councillors the only problem has been noise and can control his group It was his problem the noise concern Councillor Mike Armstrong suggested they be the bylaw against the group on July the date the given permits for June and July 34 and then the permit was approved for They have put me corner He said he will supply he town with the required Information but view the situation as a compromise We want lo prove ourselves There is no trust He said they will have amplifiers on the site that day Spokesman for the neighbors Gerald said council bent a tittle He noted there have been no apologies from the Yugoslavs for past actions and they must now produce concrete ion showing they are serious about reducing noise In a letter to council Cajic said the number of vents this summer had been reduced from IB to just five dales were June July July IS August I and August There would only be a few hundred people at the site on all the dates except the July celebration when 2 to people would attend He said the quantity of noise will obviously be lessened by reducing the da but warned they want to bend the rules for the July events He said they will try to keep noise down then but the noise level may exceed the controlled level hope to achieve named himself and four others Miro Or bo vie and as being in charge of events this summer and added one person as yet unnamed will c be in charge of controlling music volui situation assessed Repeatedly he warned winners Acton was the winner of the weekly Acta rlodraw prize Wayne Acton won merchant vouchers from Acton Pharmacy and He told councillors if Ihcy wanted to reject the Acton Family Cleaners while Alice and other dales that was possible but the July 34 event WilmorFryer of Acton went home with vouchers would procetd with or without a liquor licence Hi said members arc now well aware of the noise com plaints and the striousness of the problem and they just wanted another chance He pledged to operation and compromise He said if there was noise any weekend besides July 34 he would be joining the neighbors in complaining and bands or individuals who turn up the music volume will be ejected He said he wanted to cooperate last year but wasn given the time before he was charged and then had lo defend himself He said they can afford from 1GA Home Hardware Family Restaurant and Family Cleaners Vouchers from Nielsens Acton Photo and Camera Ed In Out and wen won by Pat Wood 208 Elmore and Babe Willow St North won vouchers from Jug City Family Cleaners Acton Bowling Lanes and Country Custom Upholstery andlhehquorhasnothingtodowith When June was rejected by council he backed Coun cillor Marilyn Serjeantson call for a July trial Several times Councillor Para Sheldon said Cajic changed her mind and there were no provisions for controlling noise yet She said don condone the noise Sheldon also said all groups council should only approve liquor permits Councillor Waller Biehn suggestion that the dales be approved without amplifiers allowed was ejected and Councillor Miller observed Cape and his people can t control the crowds and have done nothing reduce noise felt one dale should be approved to give the Yugoslavs a chance to prove Ihey can control the noise Councillor George said the town needed the information to help make winning a conviction in court easier in the event there is noise and charges arc laid Councillor Dave ting suggested residents call councillors who supported the July permit in the event there is noise Mayor Peter said the councillors regardless of how they vole are re sponsible to all taxpayers including the Yugoslavs Councillors Terry Maltby Ross Knechtel Armstrong and the mayor backed the one date while Sheldon Harry Levy John McDonald Miller and Whiting were opposed Seek sign for Nor Halton Park Regional Councillors Miller and Dave Whit ing want to sec a sign directing tourists to Nor Park at the Junction of Highway and 25 until the regional road number can be changed They met recently with owner of the camp grounds Mcrv Barber Whiting reported this week Barber had contacted him because people coming to his park who aren familiar with Ihe area are having difficulty because Sideroad is signed as Regional Road 12 People coming up Highway come to IS al and flgurMhey have gone too far for Regional Road 12 A Line the road is still signed as If they get as far up Highway as 22 Sideroad signed Regional Road tourists arc really confused Whiting noted he and Miller discussed the prob with regional staff and found the numbers go from south lo north and the roads receive lower numbers based on their Importance The councillors were old It will not be a quick pro cess to change all the numbers however staff a sign at and paid for by the region giv ing directions Whiting noted Barber finds this a suitable interim solution Whiting added he hopes to see the region change their numbers to the name as Ihey were formerly designated by area municip alities Hire student week From this Saturday until June 19 it is Hire a Stud Week in Hills Council passed the pro clamation Monday night TO WORK FOR TOU The Acton School of Ballet Dance presents A BIT THIS AND A BIT THAT DANCE DISPLAY An Evening of FREE Entertainment ACTON HIGH SCHOOL THURSDAY JUNE 17 AT PM Numbers included the program Tainted Love I Love Rock The Entertainer Music from The Nutcracker Swan Popcorn Apache more PLEASE COME AND ENCOURAGE THESE YOUNGSTERS OF OUR COMMUNITY TOUGH WOOD DOESNT GROW ON TREES we pressure treat it here Whatever you re 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