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Pane SECTION A Letter to the Editor The road war rages on Lone 19 Laura and Scott at a picnic tabic likely be examining construction The three Georgetown employee of the Credit Valley Conservation Authority are keeping building and painting about ID new picnic tablet lor the Authority parkland summer Employed through the a program the young people will be going back to school In September Herald photo Experience 82 sweepers make some new friends Herald Stall Writer Two town workers were sitting on stone steps tak a break when a little boy in a blue cap thrust a of pink round ble gums at them Want one Don McDonald 16 and Kelly White IB of Acton are getting to know the little people In their town Through their summer job they re also getting to a Ju to chants The two teenagers are helping keep downtown Acton clean with their brooms and shovel Every Street along the business Besides pushing their brooms the two are also watering and weeding the flower boxes beautifying the downtown The people are really friendly and they stop and chat or tell you you re doing a good Job Kelly said Don added that many of the storekeepers offer them pop to cool off If It really hot we take a break and not push the broom too hard that day Kelly said The two friendly young people said the first week of their summer Job was the hardest There was a lot of dust and dirt to take off the Acton sidewalks which had collected over the spring Now It a a lot easier for them with most of heir sweeping being dally garbage I think Us mainly kids They Just throw every thing out all over the place Kelly said We could clean twice a day would be all dirty by garbage thi the afternoon again pectaily down by the var iety store Funniest thing too there about four garbage cans down there She said they collect a lot of cigarette packages to not putting the entire blame on the town youngsters Iguessitsjustahabit people whip It down and figure somebody will pick full time summer Job Last summer he went to Alberta In September Hell start Grade ll at Acton It School Inter in computers Don open up a business with she had a full time her when they both summer Job until his year she said she has Last summer Kelly did a worked port time at or jogging and playing tics BO and done baby tennis she said Although sitting Their job of picking up garbage has become so ingrained that now when ever they go out anywhere they fed compelled to pick up any garbage they come across they said For Don this Is his first Fully Escorted tour Marl times Newfoundland INCLUDING Now Brunswick Nova Edward Island and Capo Breton August 31st September 11th TOUR LEADERS Juno Sin RH FEATURES Spend oil your hoi day In Mat down and back Private deluxe motor coach on an tour the whole Flratclasaaccormodalioo nil and ono special nnor Tour Cost 1450 Deposit 150 For Particulars Contact CLARE BURT TRAVEL 21 QUEEN STREET EAST BRAMPTON ONTARIO L8W3P1 Phone Collect 416451 Making a clean Acton downtown area are two friendly young street Don McDonald 16 and White saylhelrJobhaimadaUiemiaaware when they go out evenings It hard not to pick any litter they come two Acton High School student have a job through the province Experience EI program Herald photo would one day like to have a Job in the field Kelly was also a student at High until this spring when she gradual cd from Grade 12 She plans to go to Sheridan College in Brampton In September to study bus ness administration I d like to open up my own business soon or later maybe a restaurant or bakery something along the food line Kelly said Her 16year old sister Is going be studying at a college in the US Kelly would like EDITOR NOTE own council voted July to give all road la Its Ward new aames bus dropping their current line and designations The vote came despite three years of debate and numerous petitions collec tively containing more than signatures One Caledon resident who addressed council that night and believes tax payers along the IHOfChlnKBacousy bound ary should be aware of he main objections has sub mitted the following tetter To the editor or The Herald May I please have the space to inform taxpayers of Caledon of the state ments I made when I was speaking in objection to Street Naming Bylaw July 11 am morally and financially affect by he bylaw and therefore I object to the bylaw A rural area is normally known by Its lines and aider on Therefore I object to this will have sis days to change their drivers licences and vehicle ownerships when this bylaw becomes law Check your licence Reading from the letter to Caledon from the mini of transportation and communications dated Mayo The Highway Traffic Act Regulation requires the holder of a drivers licence to notify the ministry where be has changed his address At I understand the proposal there Is going to be a new system of Identifying con cessions and In such circumstances the driver would be subject to the provisions of Ontario Regulation 2 Section requiring him to notify the ministry of a change of address This record Is used by the ministry and other enforcement personnel In order to Iocs to the address at which a person resides If the proposed system in Caledon will effect a change of name of con cessions and so lhat the lawful name of the street is different from the present description every person who holds a drivers licence residing on that street would have to notify the ministry of a change of address 4 It Is strictly incon venience and a COST to all taxpayers Chinguacousy residents have been concerned of having lo change their licences and vehicle ownerships The bylaw states for public convenience The Inconvenience this bylaw will cause A Drivers have to fill out their licence and send half of it away to the ministry because of the change of address B Owners of vehicles have lo procure a form Over 1 000 graduates recommend Young Drivers of Canada Tig n coast lo coast a lor all ages Course lee ncome tax deduct by the sludenl Your ol automat c or standard in It cars re about em reduci or YD aduales vale car nstrucl on Free up at home lor or on App by the Ontario Safety League You only lea once do 1 SPECIAL 4 DAY PROGRAM AUG to 26th a 3 lap in STARTS AUG 28th Wed Thurs 4 CONSECUTIVE WEEKS 6 309 30 16 Rd S Georgetown 8770751 available at local I iconic offices The forms have to be completed and sent to the ministry This bylaw changes the map of Caledon To change the map Tor such a small area is an expense to every taxpayer The map Is used at all levels of government we believe must be supplied by Ihe town The COST to tax payers of changing our map by the change of lines and to streets Taxpayers In Ward Chinguacousy mentioned to me the fact that cillors are elected repre sentatives of Ihe people to work with what we hove and not take anything away from us Therefore wc feel council Is obligated work with our lines and This Is rot Just changing names of our roads to street names but Is wiping out our good system of lines and slderoads As for our lines and this system has caused no catastrophe in our eight years of regional government This system belongs to our heritage The signal of mainly Albion taxpayers plus he I signatures mainly Ward 1 Calcdon residents plus the more than signatures NOW all from Ward Chinguacousy state tax payers and their families strongly oppose all street naming bylaws affecting our rural way of life As of today the ratio of objection from Ward residents is much higher than from the people Ward Albion and Ward Caledon who could not or would not accept street naming and house numbering The first objection received by council in June came with approximately signatures in the form of resolution asking thai no changes be made to the existing system and funds designated for the renamlng be allocated Instead to road imp rove- Taxpayers cannot understand that the reso lution has been Ignored and Is being ignored by this bylaw 7 There Is no subsidy on these street signs as slated by road administrator New rural road signs of our lines and slderoads are entitled to per cent government subsidy which was stated We are concerned that streets may not be eligible for subsidy lhat our present lines and roads receive The petition with over signatures of Ward residents clearly states their oppo sition lo any such changes and oaks that pertinent bylaws be rescinded The words for safely arc worded In this bylaw The Oil telephone number would surely serve the purpose For safely we request tl Is council to pish for the number for our municipality for a separate emergency number for each house were Ignored by council since June are even ignored at the time of this bylaw We ore In the computer age and each number Coded to a map would eliminate anyone In an emergency having to tell a l road they are on This bylaw Involves other matters as rural road subsidy for street signs rural route mail delivery at end of property assessment by the prov tax dollars for road Improvement change of map of road money going for street of Improve ment rights being forfeiting our Inge of numbered lines and I object to a rescind ed bylaw March 29 coming back against Ihe will of the people unusual council procedure Stand fast for your liberty This system belongs to our heritage This bylaw has to be presented to the taxpayers by a section In the Municipal Act Ontario law and NOW against signatures opposing street naming Mayor Clarkson Ward councillors Bill Hunter and Dick Ward Bolton councillors Keith McCreary and George Wright and Caledon Ward l councillor Archie Gould voted for street naming causing the rural taxpay to forfeit our good system of lines and Bolton YESTERYEAR Bound tor an exhibit In the ares about antique and Utile can through Georgetown Thursday morning In a Tour of Yesteryear The cars are lovingly preserved by their owners and as descended Into Glen Williams Mountain Road North their graceful contours and 1 online blended nicely with the villages timeless backdrop The cars began tbelr Journey through Peel and region from the City Centre PA system stolen from Croatian camp An amplifier and two speakers are among the worth of items miss from the Croatian centre south of as police Investigate a weekend break and enter which has a slightly twist discovered a safe with a small package inside by the Croatian Cen tre Winston Churchill Boulevard entrance The Peel regional police bomb disposal crew was called and the suspicious pack age removed Police later discovered that the pack ago contained calcium chloride a moisture Meanwhile lnvestlgat are puzzling over the break and enter which occurred Sunday night or Monday morning They say lhat three buildings were entered by forcing windows Along with amplifying equipment thieves took ten frozen Iambs a number of ham Hal ton regional police absorbing substance Police keeping busy Police are Investigating a number small Incl dents which occurred In Hills over the weekend Fifteen dollars worth of beer was stolen from the Acton Curling Club when the loves broke into the building between Saturday night and Sunday morn The front windshield of Acton resident Bert Beaumont was smashed around 15 Friday morning The damage is estimated at At around the same me vandals damaged a largo window at First Line TV in Acton The repair bill will probably be around Thieves broke into Georgetown s Pet Value store on Guelph Street sometime between last Wednesday night and Thursday morning Police soy they entered the store through a window which they forced open and stole Lorraine I EETERS House of Hair 8773030 Georgetown Fairs CHOCOLATE DREAM CAKE BAKING CONTEST Sponsored by Wm Co Ltd WINNERS to receive 20000 In cash and prizes In three categories women men juniors yrs under Contest Rules and Additional Forms available at Town Office Libraries For Information call Janet Armstrong Entry forma muat be received by Sept 3 1982 Send to contest GeorgetownAgrlculturalSocletyBox116 Georgetown EHTRrFOflM ENTRY rDHM 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