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Terr Fox story bein filmed here this week Its movie time again folks Herald editor It happened acuta Sleepy unassuming little Georgetown been selected for the dim of key for a major motion picture this one a tribute to one of ConadT beat known heroes and one of Hills most prestigious visitors Terry ox Film crews from will shoot running sequences and one dial ague scene tomorrow Thursday at five different itions In Georgetown for the fi dure being by the S Homo Box Office Canada Producer Hubert Cooper has to decide on a lilt it be Fox The Movie simply Tim or possibly even Itiiad to Thunder What he has elded on films stirs headed film super stir who the title role in nominee The in i and played m roles in Tilt God father Apoc ilypsc Now Hell likely only American in the film and will portray based on Bill Vlekers Ciimdnn Society volunteer who joined Terry roxs Marathon Hope In Quebec became the chief publicity man Also featured In the movie will be Chris ikqi ice the star f Meatballs who play Terry brolhcr and Toronto Mlci it who II pi rimy Terry s longtime friend and mMant on the Marathon Doug to still the show Is a year old it lete and victim from Scirborough select id from union hundreds i who attend luditions held A rw at ait his own experiences with ampulo lion md his of Terry Fox irnthon ire enough to convince tin miiviemikirs that lit a billed as fir mmlo made fir fay Television iltm ugh cinema re least is likely in Canada ind in for last year film about hlli Rev Sun Yung Ticket lo who shot Allan I ly I it year slurr Burt Lancaster and Susan Sir indon Unit Hon Hills vision Terry Fax making hi painstaking but courageous way and crusting town along Highway will be reenacted for a fa lure film v runner from C when a Canadian American product Ion crew sets up tomorrow The as yet untitled movie expected next spring Robert as a Cancer Society worker and a young alhlele amputee from Scarborough In the role Herald tUepboloJ I EXCELLENCE AWARD IN CUSTOMER RELATIONS FOBERT Real Estate Ltd Home Newspaper of Halton Hills Established 1 866 WEDNESDAY AUGUST 25 1982 muffler king 3 Mountalnvlevu Rd N 8770151 At Speedy You re a Somebody ABOUT THE HILLS town stance likel Morris dancers on tour Terra Sunday got an entertain preview of tomorrow Thursdays area tour by the Ontario Travelling Morns a contingent of about Morris dancers representing several different learns of male dancers from southern Ontario and the Sunday show held right it roadside opposite the Forge Studio Gallery be cause the nearby lawn was too slippery saw a half dozen female dancers the ancient English dance for charmed and attentive audience Look for their male counter parts in mostly white garb tomorrow in Glen Williams Ttrra Coita and Georgetown Meeting in Comfort The Vole Yes for Disarmament group will meet next Tuesday Aug at the home of Comfort on Just west of Highway the only mailbox in Hills with Comfort on it All are welcome You can help the cause In sellbuttons man our booth at the fall deliver posters inform your church or For information call Janet Duval it return You sec Georgetown Little Theatre members reviving their popular roles as fortune tellers at the Georgetown fall fair Sept II and 12 what patrons ire really looking forward to is the first play of the 1982 season Absurd Person Singular Castme takes place next Tuesday at m at Georgetown Terminal Warehouse Armstrong Ave If you re unable to attend but would like to mount the play call director Ian at The cast requires three men three women of varying ages Studying safety Seventy young safety from schools have Joined others from neighboring regions for the annual Hamilton Automobile Club training course which runs through at Ridley College in St Catharines Sponsored by Region Safety Council our contingent and police safety officers Rod Beaumont Larry Smith and John Wilson will cover school safety during the daytime enjoy sports and entertainment each evening The has noted a lower accident rate since its program started particularly during the first week of school Gravel proposals concern mayor Town council will likely Lake a strong stand In lis appeal against the provincial government new draft aggregate maps which designate up to per cent of 1 la Hon for gravel extraction according to Mayor Pete While agreeing that the province should designate lands for future mineral extraction and prevent development there the mayor said Monday he really concerned about the tactics used which he said duplicate hose employed by the Niagara Escarpment FABULOUS PARADE CAPS OFF FANTASTIC SUMMER Hilts has than its share of restive parade but laying Its claim being the most visually netting In the annual music arts and drama parade that rolls down Acton I Mill Street each year o signal the end of another fun filled lown recreation department The youngsters enrolled In the popular summer program really how their stufflor occasion concocting fancy costumes and coming up with the most comical facial expressions you ever seen If you won proof The Herald has a whole photo essay on page Herald photo by Ha raid MORE PARADE P1X PAGE Commission NEC when It There are sets of rules here Mayor Pom troy The from Toronto where he was attending the Association of of Ontir They virtually remove all private property rights and then won even con extracting gravel from their own land such as the conservation areas and parks Toronto Foundation for Aggregate Studies has condemned the draft ex traction proposals as be ing excessive and says they contravene Ontario Cabinet policies allowing municipalities to plan for future land uses Land suggested for appropriation by the mcc stretches from Dur ham region cast of Toronto Niagara region and totals about a half million acres the Foundation re ported last week Up to SO per cent of some areas would be mined for gravel If the proposals arc ap proved 1 really concerned about this whole extract Ion scenario Mayor Pomeroy commented I can understand because ihc Niagara Escarpment runs through Hills that wc have to make some commitment lo the province gravel needs but what really concerns me is the way these doc umenls have been drafted by civil It Ihe same thing tabhshed in 1973 when the Niagara Es Commission got started the province wanted to protect its re sources Sotchcckedback that time and read in Hansard the official of Queen Park legis debate how the minister told the members about Ihc escarpment be ing a tremendous natural The minister lodged that the land mass in question was far too big for the province lo buy from private owners bo a land use was 1m pond mi areas event ually relegated to NEC jurisdiction That kind of approach is the sort or thing Id expect to hear from Karl Marx not someone living in a free enterprise Mayor said II s the same thing alt over again There ore luosctsof rules here one for the province and one for the municipalities The mayor said he Is total v In disagreement with tnc draft proposals and hopes Hills will appeal to Queen Park to lei municipalities exercise control over regale areas Asked whether the AMO itself will appeal on behalf of member towns and cities he said the matter had not yet came up as of Monday but may yet be brought to ihe floor I think Hills Is Continued on page Local man murdered in restaurant shooting Fiveday delivery A man was shot dead Saturday while working in of his restaurant arid Anthony was pronounced dead on at Peel Memorial Hospital Shortly before 3pm eel regional police said a man armed with a hand gun came into the Vega and Tavern al Soulhgate Mall in Ilramalea and after ask Ing Tor Mr Ilabnkos fired two shots hilling Mr Gab- merges with WELLREPRESENTED All three eventual bowed out Miss Mini Carolyn when she was crowned Miss CNF Friday but representing the area admirably were left right MUi Milton Lor it Parsons Miss Fergus and Miss Acton Cindy seen here meeting the 1081 CNF Queen Vanek of Dresden In all young ladles vied for the Queen of Fair title Our own Miss Acton relinquishes her crown 17 during the annual pageant and variety night that kicks off rail fair Herald Toronto bureau photo After 104 years in same Glen Williams loco lion Knitting Company Ltd Is amalgamating with a Quebec firm a move necessitated by Increasing retail demands In a statement Issued Tuesday Beaumont president Doug said the firm deeply regrets the loss of Jobs In its manufacturing because of the amalgamation wllh Hanson Moluiwk of Hull Quebec Ho expressed hope however that employees of department will take jobs with Hanson Mo hawk or Its subsidiary in Guilph The merger mokes Hanson Mohawk the sock producer in Canada Mr said With ever increasing size of today Continued on page in the chest His wife was working him at the time and came out Into ma I crying for help oiler shooting Peel police Inspector lames of the homicide department said police are stlil working on a motive -i- the killing Ten days prior lo the murder restaurant was robbed by two armed masked men who got Inspector Winkle said police ore re may be a connection between the robbery and the murder Mr came to Canada from Greece in 1972 and bought into the only last yiar Police roil I releasing a description of the murder who fled on foot friends visited fam lly at Jones Home In Georgetown The body is to be buried In Greece Before buying Into Ihe Vcgn Sleakhouse Mr worked us a cook for three years at George a Pizzeria and Spaghetti His former employer called him a friendly mnn He was a good had Jokes and fun Mr Bout is Is said Rural routes across Canada will no longer I Saturday mall deliveries after this week end ihe Post Office has announced In a bid to trim million In costs nationally the corporation standardize service between urban and rural deliveries so that both receive mall only five days week In Ontario a southwestern postal district TBS j routes are affected with another 131 already on the i fiveday schedule TUNNEL VISION boj has his pipe dreams and left to right Jamie Rutherford Krf Toms and dreg were out Park last Wednesday morning exploring Tunnel vision- for them 1 simply a lot of fun Herald photo by