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Page Wednesday II Family wants corner improved after truck smashes into front porch Mr and Mrs Jack Harrison and family are getting fed up with large trucks spilling all over their front lawn In the middle of night It happened again in the early hours of Wednesday morning about a m The were all awakened to the loud crashing noises and breaking glass when a drawn tractor trailer truck carrying a full load of lumber went out of control on the sharp turn at the west end of the village and over turned dumping the load on Harrisons front lawn and the lawn of the empty house next door owned by Mrs Rose Ellison The large snow banks along the side of the highway no doubt did much to save the driver from serious Injury The railing and posts of the verandah of Mrs Ellison house were completely smashed and the house damaged The Harrison home had the storm window in Kevin upstairs bedroom smashed and the storm win at the front of the house was cracked Their front porch was damaged with the eves troughs broken and some damage was done to the aluminum siding of the house Their driveway com blocked off with liege piles of lumber an Mr Harrison lost a days work when he was unable to get out The Harrison family of Joy Kevin Gall are finding It nerve wratkmg to be awakened In the middle of the night when cars or trucks go out of control on the dnnmrous curve Mrs Harrison said that it Is bad enough to go through the nervous strain of the accident but what they found most anno was the aftermath of the incident trying to get some action on removing the lumber A start was eventually made about m in the and their driveway cleared When the rest of the lumber was finally cleared up a couple of days later the mess of splintered wood bits of plastic pirts of the smashed truck etc were left The hydro pole beside their home Is leaning at a dangerous angle tied to a tree for support by the hydro crew until they can replace it The Harrison family have found out by bitter experience that the results of the that occur on their property arc felt for a long lime It was two years ago this month that a large truck loaded with frozen fowls ended up In the some In the middle of the night but in that accident the driver The Harrisons are still picking broken glass out of their lawn from that accident They havt no trees on their lawn at the front of their property the results of previous accidents All their neighbours on both sides of the highway near this bad comer have had the same nerve wracking experience with cars ending up on their lawns or gardens and trees uprooted or broken off They report that they waken in the night to the screaming of brakes and tense up waiting for the crash to follow The Harrison family think that it Is long past time that something be done to Improve this hazardous corner Mrs Harrison suggests that perhaps better lighting there would help drivers unfamiliar with the road and higher and stronger guard rails might help She plans to ask the assistance of the Community Association for help in getting some action in improving this dangerous Town avoiding OMB hearing on Acton plan new route in that go to the about construction plans Hills Ira tor load of lumber landed in Hit front yards of Hose Ellison and i Harrison property fronts in The mishap occurred at a m Feb when the on a County Trucking ltd truck driven Howard Thompson of Port Hope failed on a grade Damage to the roller was 7 police No r- port of danngt was made on the Ellison residence In the foreground but the Harrison rtsidence sustained in dam Two ago the Harrison front yard was the scene of an Accident in fatality money the planner and solicitor will hi meeting with Iht On I no Munlciupal Board without resorllng to a full public hearing in to handle filed by and lo in housing subdivision planned for an to property there were up proximately half a dozen objections tiled the sub division but following met tings between town of the individual all but witharcw ihdr objections town planner Mario Vtndittl told the planning board last week continued to object to the plan because they felt that Acton si wage plant could not handle the extra load has been negotiating with the town for quite some time to be Included in the plans for the new iddition to the facilities but yet their request has not been granted Vtnditti pointed out that the subdivision had been included in the projected expansion and thus would not effect the plant capacity Because of those straight forward facts Vendlttl continued It was very unlikely the would do anything but allow the subdivision builders to go ahead But it could likely cost the town from to to hold a public hearing lo defend something were sure were going to win Under the Act he continued a municipality may go before the directly If the OMB rules the objection Is frivolous The result would save taxpayers a great deal he said as it would only require solicitor flay Steele to be present for one afternoon instead of working week upon week preparing for full public hearing Four Winds a fine addition to Norval We welcome Mr and Mrs David to the village have opened Ihe Four Winds art gallery in the former grocery on the main After weeks of renovations they now have a very at tractive gallery which will be a credit to the village They already have several hung on the wall one Is of the old school others are of old buildings and barns In the area Mrs Vance paints smaller pictures of flower They have two daughters both married and living In Toronto At present are busy getting ready far the Home Show to be held In Toronto In April where plan to moke the theme of their showing Mr is a little behind in his painting having wicks he has renovating the store he did most of the work himself They are now renovating the home which is built in connection with the store Old can remember when it was first built as a In 1B07 The bank closed in 1031 then it was operated as a butcher shop for IB years by the late Nelson Martha and Bob Richardson turned it Into a grocery store later owned by llabsons and then by the last owners Dim and Hale Wiltekoek Mr Vance hopes that the picturesque village will gradually develop along the eultural lines as there is great potential here with the pretty village located on the Credit making an ideal setting for this type of business The village already has well known Kirk Kraft where many people shop for that special hand mode gift The Driftwood has gained a good reputation as an exeellent place to cut and Turnbull antiques next to the United Church is of special Interest to scheduled lor Saturday evening In the Norvol School Community Centre and grounds from m to midnight JUndy and the young people of the village are busy making plans for the annual event At present time some of the events planned for News by Dorothy McLean collectors The Wood next to the Church is doing a good business in stripping and Now we hive an art gallery Mr A Mrs Vance formerly Ind in art shop In the Itaza in Georgetown They chose for their home because they like the village Vie wish them success in their new location J Norval Winter Carnival 7G is the night of fun include a log sawing contest for the men so get Ihose muscles in shape for lint competition a toboggan pull for kids aged with a learn of providing their own toboggan for each entry One child to ride on the toboggan and two to pull it So kids get practising for this Also planned for outside arc pony cart rides horse back rides and huge ire A hockey game may be Included if there is Ice and it Is hoped to have a lucky draw Indoor activities include a dance for youth in one room films and games for children in another room and refresh merits served In the third Outside events will be subject to weather conditions so it Is hoped that a little weather will return in lime for the carnival Don his night of fun for everyone A choir led by David of Brampton combined with the Presbyterian Church choir provided special music at the service of the Presbyterian Church on Sunday February The choir sang two anthems and Mrs Chris Donaldson sang a solo Mr was organist for the service Kevin Harrison son of Mr and Mrs John Harrison left NovaScotia on Friday February 13th where he will spend the next 1 1 weeks in training in the Canadian Armed Forces then he be transferred to Camp Borden Kevin is following his father and grandfather footsteps when he enlisted In the Armed Forces We wish him success In hia chosen career Norval Holstein a champ Ace Mane bred by T of was one of four Canadian at the of the Fricsian Association of Canada with the presentation of the Superior Production Certificates for Championship records Ace Marie classified as Very Good is now owned by W J Proud of Oak and was awarded Canadian Champion for milk in the Senior three yearold class She produced In 3C5 days on twice milking pounds of milk i at with an average test of percent TERRA Hoard of Trustees At a meeting held lost Wednesday evening In the Terra Colta Community Hall the of for were introduced Front row left to right Bob mediate postchairman Mary Cassldy and Art Back row left to right Bruce sec Carmen Jim Buchanan and Irwin Countryman Absent from photo Is Ken Pearson Small crowd views Theatre Max Ontario After a performance of Tales From a Prairie ler at the Com munity Hall Sunday evening the entire comparer of Theater Max were to the home of Gerry and Olive of Halton Hills doesnt want development Mr and Mrs Potral along David J Colgan the Herald reporter were The play written by the entire at the play Canadian playwright Rod which was a series of sketches was directed by the early history of Sidney and produced by the western provinces Davie J Members of The play was directed by the cast each of whom plaed Sidney and produced by several roles in the two hour presentation were BUI Malcolm Mark and Bradley Carson Tie which first got together when thty were nil students at University of will be having two night run at the Stcwarttown Mill and Working on the basis of Do unto others as you would have them do unto you the town planning board has replied to a request from the Peel Plan ning Department by objecting to a lot separation on the Pec side of the Town Line south of we were thinking of allowing the some thing on our side they would expect to be able tell us how they feel commented Councillor Joe Hurst in reply to a question from Councillor Roy Booth about Why ore we sticking our noses in their business The property in question is located just outside Hills in Peel The owners were requesting a separation of a 12S by foot lot for residential development In suggesting that the planning board object to Peel about the proposed separation Halton Hills town planner Morlo Venditti noted don wont to have residential Baltimore contract OTTAWA Baltimore Air Coil of Canada Ltd In Georgetown dm been awarded a major federal contract at to provide the Public Works Department with closed circuit coolers the deportment of supply and services on Monday It was among tin classified contracts worth or more that were awarded by the and services department to Canadian companies during the week ended Jan strip development on our boundary If we have more and more of it on the Peel side we II end up with having It on our side he separation would contribute to strip develop ment along the Town Line he concluded Edward H DC Wayne F Singleton DC DRS OF CHIROPRACTIC EAST BRAMPTON Telephone 4590685 CLINICPARKING CnnvBf sere Needed Help Is needed lonl Red Cross id Volunteer canvassers 10 or older are wanted to help out in Ihe Campaigntor Funds In Georgetown and district TOWN COUNTRY ABATTOIR Steeles Ave W Hornby 8783923 SPECIALIZING IN fRiillR ORDIRS SIDES OF BEEF 82 HINDS OF BEEF FRONTS OF BEEF PORK SIDES ALL NEW YORK SHOULDERS PORK BUTTS 95 l 105 HAMS 5IDFS OF PORK SIDE OF VEAL 95 89 MAKING is mat SO COME ON IN AND STOCK UP ON OUR SPECIALS RENT REVIEW FEBRUARY 29th DEADLINE pro is lit do c under the Rent Rev Act Tor agreements efleet on or liter July up to including December 1975 TENANTS dispute mere up eight per cent tor tint period must miko ipphcition on the form by try For tenarley igreemenls liking on or alter July 30 1975 and up to and including December 31 LANDLORDS wishing to charge more than eight per cent over the rent charged during the Ms lull month prior to August 1 1975 lor the above period must make 1976 If LANDLORD and TENANT have not agreed by January 17 on the prescribed form tor rent increase above eight per cent guideline and do not apply to have rent lor that period reviewed the TENANT is entitled rebate of any rent paid in excess of eight per cent by February 1976 LANDLORD fails to refund excess by Febru the TENANT is entitled apply the Rent Review Office for a payment order II the LANDLORD still does comply the TENANT may deduct the igrted sum from future rental payments The maximum renl LANDLORDS may charge tenants January 1 for all tenancy agreements which elfeclive on or July 1975 is eight per cent more than the rent charged during the last full month prior to August Unless landlord has obtained the approval o a rent review officer a landlord collecting more than this conlravenes the rent review legislation and may on summary conviction be fined up In respect to tenancy taking effect on or alter July 30 and up and including April 1976 LANDLORDS wishing to charge more than eight per cent lor any period after January 1 1976 must make application on appropriate form by February For tenancy agreements taking effeel on or after Jan 1976 TENANTS wishing to dispute any increase must make application on appropriate form by February 29 or days after receiving a notice of increase whichever comes last LANDLORDS and TENANTS are reminded appli cations for rent review must be made to the Rent Review Office for the on in which premises are located For major landlords the provisional landlord guide to the preparation of cost revenue statements in of renl review applicaltons now is available from the Review Offices listed below If you require a booklet or lurther information please write to Rent Review Box 580 Poslal Station Toronto or telephone Rent II you live outside the loll free dialling area or office serving your municipality dial the operator and ask for Zenith 6000 You will be connected with the Review Office- free of charge METRO TORONTO CENTRAL EAST SOUTHWESTERN CENTRAL WEST iw ID NORTHEASTERN NORTHWESTERN Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations