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AVAILABLE COPY Rev Knox speaks celebrating will be held Feb at St United Church 30 Main St SouttaSrmptoR Reiitratloc la 9 a The noon session Harts at pin Nancy United Georgetown All women of the Church are cordially In Wisdom of children The of Children will be the of the Georgetown and Dtatrfct Christian School Meetihg at the School on Trafalgar Road Feb Child therapist Koolc will demonstrate using childrens spontaneous art expression Everyone is welcome Bridge results Duplicate bridge thoj offered for Georgetown Royal Canadian Legion upstairs every Monday afternoon except when a holiday falls on a Monday Trjere are free refreshments and partners If needed Free play will be given for first place winners The winners from last week ere- tied for first Ellen Gray and Maynard second Funeral talk By KAY WILSON Herald Special Institute education and cultural activities meeting took place Feb 10 at am when members arrived at the Leo Funeral Home in McKay traduced Mr who enlightened members in his com forting sincere and informative remarks regarding decisions at the stress for a family suffer ing loss of a loved one Training for profession Includes grief therapy which is invaluable to the bereaved School classes are en- courage to visit as today more younl family members participate In services Hoe Dixon thanked Mr At- for his presentation and his answers to the members xeC The group went to Mane a short business meeting was field followed by lunch serv ed by the courteous staff of the rcstaprant Janet will be hostess for March 10 meeting 130 topic will be the Womens twin province Ed Clear your walks CoOjn Bowman wants to see public relations campaign to people to clear their own It save the town money ad help seniors joggers school and others get around she Sinn there are no homes on the of road from Highway from Del rex Boulevard to Sinclair Coun Bowman would also like to have the town consider snow the sidewalks there Theres no one else to dear it I Pomeroy lashes out at manager ofHRCA Strong words were uttered against the general manager or the Region Conservation Authority last Regional Chairman Peter sold untruthful and unfounded accusations were levied against the Region by Murray Stephen at a public meeting Feb At the meeting the Walker Wright Young Associates Ltd study com paring the proposed Milton and Burlington Landfill sites was discuss Chair Stephen itvofiu Rogers look position of landfill the whole issue of on environmental assessment was in chaos Mr said He acknowledged relations with other organizations were at a low to say the least She worked very diligently over the past year to establish lions and gain their respect the Regional Chairman said The only that is causing us trouble is the Region Conservation Authority or least the manager of that organization He said Mrs Rogers had some tough agency problems to resolve problems a lot more serious than those Mr Stephen raised at the public meeting As far Mr Stephens accusation that there wasn any discussion bet ween the Region and the Authority Mr said there were meetings April 1 May Nov 199b and Jan IS Another is scheduled for March There have also been additional correspondence and iltoaers the chairman His presentation was unfounded and untruthful We need construc tive criticism not some loose can rolling around out there Mr said He said he wanted the Authority to monitor the actions of Mr Stephen and direct him to cooperate with the Region I was on a Conservation Auihori ly Credit Volley for a number of years and if any member of that staff had continually taken the posi tion Mr Stephen has in this process he wouldnt be working there the Regional Chairman said Burlington Walter said the chairman was protesting too much and Interpreted the comments to the chairman wants only people who take his point of view around frcd Oliver for a of the transcript from meeting so that councillors could take appropriate action based on the support the position of the chairman 150 per cent Sheldon said It has always been my assumption that senior are there to provide as facilitators to work together to find the answers not against one another especially on a sensitive Issuensthis SECTION A THE HERALD February Page Sunday openings are a provincial matter town Sunday openings should be a pro vincial matter not something the town should judge for itself coun cillors decided Monday night They were replying to a survey by tlie People for Sunday Association of Canada Tlie Association wanted the to say which level of it thinks should ad minister the Retail Business Holidays Act This Act lists specific holidays and Sundays as days when retailers cant sell goods or services and lists exemptions to the ru By leaving this matter at the pro vincial level you have a uniform throughout the province Birthday hugs COUNTRY HOMES HOUSES YEARS EXPERIENCE GUARANTEED LOW HOURLY or FLAT BATES OVERSEAS s NOflTH SHIPMENTS ARRANGED PICK UP DELIVERY WITHIN Tlfc TOWN OF HILLS COMMERCIAL CONTRACTS INVITED nil a tiers birth tin started at So am when ft on teachers up at lier The party continued Inter In the iia Joseph ilbbum Public School she li a teachers aid able cut nil handicapped here with Ihclr 1111 and Julia Slip been working In with children SHORTFALL Road grants from province disappointing shortfall of three million dollars In pro is to Helton Region for There That was the bad news shared by public works director Boo Moore last week Im extremely upset with II1I1 funding arrangement with the pro 1987 Mr Moore said cant express too strongly my disap pointment in this funding To say it disappointing is to be as mild as I can be Is getting for roads construction and maintenance from the province In significantly less than was an lid pat Mr Moore is hoping will get in supplementary funding as It has In the past two years to help its roads program However there no commitment Ma ton will get this In 1387 The Region will also be applying for another in supplementary funds for its 1967 traffic program years subsidy program fell of what Mr Moore was ting by This year Its short In preparing the budget for 1987 we anticipated that based upon our road deficiencies relative to other municipalities a 10 per cent Increase over last years allocation could be expected the public works director BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY A letter from the province actually reduces the allocation by 13 per cent Adjusted for Inflation per cent the subsidy has in reality fallen by per cent Mr The Region will apply for provin funding for road and bridge through another plan called the Ontario Municipal Fund now hoping to makeup the shortfall GEORGETOWN SPA FITNESS CENTRE TAKE OUT DELIVERY CATERING MarnyS FOOD HUT sled it en mm Styled WE NOW DELIVER 8730430 THREE TOPPINGS FREE An Early Week Special at Pizza on Monday and Iucsday only from close Applies to or carryout on size small medium or large Pan Pizza Not valid in com bination with any other Pizza Hut 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