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Ml Learn about other worlds Herald Columnist Get out your calendar and circle the dale March 1 The Georgetown la presenting their Second Annual MultiCultural Evening Every body welcome to attend and learn something about the cultural diversities that exist In our own com unity Time Is place is St Andrews Church Those who attended Inst years celebrati on arc still talking about the great food and entertainment If you missed out lost year dont let it happen again Phone the Y at This year two programs are being offered One for adults at and one for children at The childrens presentation will be informal and Include participation This year again there will be a chance to participate in a raffle for a first prize hand woven tapestry second prize a poncho from Peru and third prize your choice of any on week Y course Here are just some of the cultures which will be represented India Greece Bermuda Germany Portugal Japan Holland and Mexico Many others will also be included This project serves our community by making us more aware of our ethnic diversity It opens our eyes to the contributions made to our mm by people of many backgrounds It also has another purpose That Is to raise funds to send to the Lima Peru Y which Is the partner Y of our own Georgetown and District How often do you get the chance to cat exotic cuisine while being serenaded by strolling Mexican guitarists watch folk dances from around the world see he native costumes of many countries the crafts and folk arts of many regions of the world gain tolerance of different cultures and do a good deed all at Ihe same time Its too much to pass up So as they say on NBC Be There You have a ball Dont forget to bring the kids along for their separate look at life around the world and how it applies to life right here in Georgetown A SNOW JOB 13 routes 10 trucks 23 staff work to keep our streets plowed SECTION A THE HERALD Wednesday February 1885 Page I Herald Staff When the snow measures two inches deep people start whipping on their boots and clearing a safe route for Halton Hills drivers Town engineer Bob Austin said plowing begins on the major arteries when snow accumulation Is two Inches and on other roads when its three Inches The town plows all he roads under its Jurisdic tion except for a few kilometers that ore plowed by an exchange the town of Milton and Township or Erin Mr Austin said the exchanges work quite well and were brought about to make Ihe most efficient use of avail able men and equip ment Other plowing in town is done on the Kings Highways by the Mini stry of Transportation and Communications like the connecting links of Highway and through Acton or High way through The town has 13 snow plow routes which arc done by three graders and trucks managed by people The vehicles are patched from town public works yard on Trafalgar Road Snow removal is most y done in the business Lores allows for park of cars on street and the sale Mow of Quite often this work takes pli night minimize dc touring of traffic Snow is removed from some of the side streets intersecting with Acton Mill Street like Bower Avenue Church Street The plows open and in Georgetown with through roads first then Market and Church crescents and cul-de- sacs Traffic volumes generate priorities for the most part Mr Austin said He noted Highway through Georgetown receives the most alien tion Sometimes when snows arc particularly heavy trucks and load era ore rented to help out the town forces tackling snow removal Streets They re inter sections which may have visibility problems created by snowbanks Sanding and silting are also done by town to Its roads The town 1ms two 8 cubic yard hopper sunders mounted on trucks one truck equipped with snowplow equipment the other rented The town also has one cubic yard hopper In conjunction with five two boxes mounted on trucks with This winter the will apply 5 lonnes of salted sand and 1 100 during the of sodium minimi chloride Mr Austin said this has been cut back and noted thai In 1978 more tonnes of suit id sand was being put on road surfaces Sanding Is done as required at grades and curves Unless there severe iiehtorm sanding of the entire road network Isnt done he said side walks is really a combi nation snow removal and sidewalk plowing Sidewalks lhal ore cleared in Acton are Mill from Main Street Eastern Avenue Main Street from King- ham Hood to Elizabeth Drive on he west side and from Church Street io School Lane on the cast side and the east side of Acton Boulevard from Z Bennett School to Highway In the north side of Highway Is cleared through the village In Georgetown Street on the south side from Main Street lo Mounlainvlew Road and on the north side from Mill Street to Maple Avenue Maple Avenue on the north side from Parkview Boule vard to Street and on Ihe south side from Main Street lo Guelph Street and Main Street on Ihe east side from Kennedy Street to Street and on the west side from Moore Park Crescent to Street Mr Austin suggests hut the sidewalk on Mil Street from Cobblchlll Road to Main Street be included Tor ing front of St Josephs Roman School Lifestyle choices Burlington dump site will cost us At least for a week Get away from family size chocolate bar Community health nurse Merle has better for you to munch on Shes leaching a fiveweek course on self responsibility for wellness called Lifestyle Choices the course runs Tuesdays from to 9 p m until April at Milton District High School To register phone the health deportment at The course costs per person and per couple Herald SUff If region decides to go with the Burlington site recently named as Ihe most suitable for future garbage dumping Its going lo get Hnlton Hills residents and In Ihe wallet Thai what Halton Hills Mayor Russ Miller anticipates Having a regional Herald quiz Question tough a Georgetown playoff quiz will be implemented District High School teacher was this week s first to take Heralds quiz Mr had problems with 1 What great river in British questions number three and nine and Columbia is named after Ontario explorer of Loyalists ancestry score William Mackenzie Simon The History and Economics each- Walter Athabasca has been with GDHS since 1971 and 2 The Quintuplets were is a resident of his wife bom In Callander Ontario during Verna who teaches physics and which decade a 1920s b 1930 psychology at Mr Linney coaches volleyball and 3 What Is A Jacksons middle some gymnastics at the high school name York Young Yogi enjoys gardening and playing piano Who was Prime Minister of Canada throughout World War Two7 a Robert Borden b Mackenzie King Bennett What does CLP stand for a Canadian Liberal Party Canadian Labour Party c Canadian Legislative Planning What is the name of the bikers route which extends kilometers from Tobermory Niagara Falls Doctors Banting and Best dis covered the treatment of Insulin for whal disease Marilyn Bell was Ihe first person to swim Lake Ontario In which year did shcaccompllsh this a 1952 b 1954 1056 The Herald is opening their weekly Queen Elizabeth and President quiz to the public and a prize is being Eisenhower opened the St Lawrence offered Tor top score The winner seaway in which year a IBM will be notified March The United Empire Loyalists Association of 10 Which university was first to Canada have provided their book women lo enroll as students a Loyal She Remains as Ihe University of Ottawa b Queen prize The book is valued at University University of Toronto Just answer the questions below and send them off lo The Herald Sound Trillium St Georgetown We Toronto4 Mohawk must receive your submission by Ihe Seneca Onondaga Cayuga Tuscarora following Monday by p m Brule Champtain Thompson Answers will be printed in the next a men edition of the paper If more than one b 1834 Lancaster has Ihe top score a special Bomber Tom Thompson garbage dump in Bur imgton will mean extra cost in transferring local waste down south I personally prefer the Burlington because its the most environmentally safe but Im questioning in my own mind how big a part costs play the Mayor said The priority In the site selection was public safety and health with cost last on the list of factors Mayor Miller said that he Is going to continue his fight to make trans fer stations a regional responsibility A transfer Elation is where the collected garbage Is dumped off in Hills and com pacted before being driven down to Burling- Ion The towns transfer slat Ion is on Armstrong Avenue Currently users of the station pay for each load when he they drop off making Piper he meets their costs much higher rutin than the costs of garbage producers in the south If we have to absorb lhat transfer cost Its going lo be unbearable Mayor Miller said If Ihe second choice for a landfill in Milton had been chosen It would have meant direct haul ing or garbage for Hills with no need for a transfer station hence reduced costs GLTs mystery remains a secret By It Kl COURTNEY I Special one week until and we have a on our hands ho is set for Georgetown Little Theatres production of ihe plnj Busybody Kb 22 March Who knows all sees and hears all Mrs Piper of course shes the leaning lady Tins ver entertaining is portrayed Margaret who has been a member of for 14 years as well as Brampton Musical the original Globe Produc tions and Hon Hunt as Inspector Baxter is in charge of investigations Ron is a founding number of Georgetown Ho Theatre with fifty one shows to his is well as Brampton Mutual the Globe lions Peel Pantomime Ilners Milton Players and of Busybody Is delight lull humorous as well as having an clement of intriguing myslery which will keep you 2 LI March i Elliott Theatre B Pur tickets call 877- peak for or Thursdays at the office from m Abused many times By Ihe time a battered wife finally makes a call to police she already been beaten up times before according to Susan Davie of Womens Place When we looked at the statistics that amazed me the president of shelters board of directors said No extra inspectors Although 1500 inspec tions of res lour ants and lit her premises where food Is served werent done last year regional councillors voted against hiring an additional ins peel or last week Jackie Cut more said hiring an inspector wasnl a high prlonly on the Chief Administrative Officers list The CAO felt we could live with per icnl she said A LIMESTONE AH SLIM TOP SOIL BUD HAINES 3 DURHAM ST Of Before you buy an or make a contribution to one you already own give me a call Mutual Life o Canada RRSP may have just youll looking for Com petitive interest rates No charges or tees And all the income options at retirement Call about it today a BRIAN 10 Mountain Suite 206 Bui Mutual Ufa of Canada FREE Drug Forum See paper for details CALL THEATRE FOR SHOWS TIMES 8763333 CALL THEATRE FOR SHOW TIMES 8763333 FIRST CUT Studio on Main South celebrated their grand opening Monday with a ribbon cutting The onestop beauty salon features aesthetics and beauty therapy by Barb Frost and by Joseph frost Seen here Is councillor left Pam Sheldon Chamber of Commerce president Dave Kentner and proprietor Barb Frost Also taking part In the ribbon cutting ceremony were Mayor Miller McDonald and Joseph Herald photo COURSE SELECTION MGHT FOR PARENTS MONDAY FEB 1985 BETWEEN 630 830 PM AT GEORGETOWN DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL Counsellors will be available answer questions about your son course selections The TANNING CENTRE 120 MILL ST open 8779766 day PLEASE CALL THE THEATRE FOR SHOWS AND TIMES AT 8776232 it soft right Rent it SOFTWarEHFofonnmoiina FEBRUARY MEMBERSHIP SPECIAL Take a full 3 mos membership during Feb and you will receive VOUCHER From The SPORTS CLOSET WORK THAT BODY PROGRAMS THINGS TO DO AND PLACES TO GO I TUB WEEKS TIMES lad eteTnAeACTOf1 LISTENING PLEASURE MAIN ST S A CANADIAN THEATRES luwimi Hi ii win